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House Republican negotiators are warning rebels within their own party that they are "empowering" Democrats as lawmakers scramble for a deal to fund the government in time to avoid a partial shutdown.  Rep. Garret Graves, R-La., one of Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s top allies, spoke to reporters after House Republicans’ members-only call on Saturday and said lawmakers were getting closer to an agreement on spending. However he suggested there was still frustration with hardline-right members of the conference who have been holding up an agreement on a stopgap funding bill to give them more time to cobble together 12 individual spending

Earlier this week, Michigan Stated initiated the process of firing head football coach Mel Tucker for cause following a sexual harassment allegation. Last November, MSU announced that Tucker had signed a 10-year, $95 million contract. On September 18, the university sent a letter from athletic director Alan Haller to the third-year and said his contract could be terminated early if the coach "engages in any conduct which constitutes moral turpitude or which, in the university's reasonable judgment, would tend to bring public disrespect, contempt or ridicule upon the university." Tucker is accused of sexually harassing prominent sexual assault awareness speaker

Celebrity chef George Duran kicked off the first day of fall on "Fox & Friends Weekend" with some autumnal-themed recipes on Saturday, Sept. 23.  Duran joined the "Fox & Friends Weekend" crew to reveal three recipes that feature fall ingredients.  "Kids love sweets during the fall," said Duran.  He enlisted the help of special guest Rex Hegseth – son of co-host Pete Hegseth – to create the first dish, an "out of this world" variation on tiramisu.  KING’S HAWAIIAN 'SLIDER SUNDAY' RECIPES ARE PERFECT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Instead of using ladyfingers, as in a traditional tiramisu recipe, Duran substituted

Critics are pushing back against a ProPublica report criticizing Justice Clarence Thomas for two unreported speaking engagements with a Koch philanthropy group, saying claims of illegality or unethical behavior are ‘false’ that don’t ‘hold water.’ On Friday, ProPublica — which purports to be an independent, non-partisan outlet but has received donations from left-leaning entities — published the latest in a series criticizing Justice Thomas for allegedly violating Supreme Court ethics, which Thomas has denied.  The Friday report claimed he "secretly" spoke at donor events for a political organization founded by libertarian billionaires Charles and David Koch "at least twice over the

Senate Rules Committee member Ted Cruz, R-Texas., told Fox News there are too many of his GOP colleagues in the upper chamber's leadership who are willing to accept wasteful spending initiatives more often presented by Democrats. Cruz was asked on "Life, Liberty & Levin" whether some in Senate minority leadership have done anything on the fiscal front other than "supporting Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer." "Unfortunately, there have been a lot of Senate Republicans who have been willing to rubber-stamp the out-of-control spending that we've seen in recent years -- particularly the last two-and-a-half years with a Democrat president; a

Bryan Johnson, a 46-year-old tech entrepreneur, is trying to reverse the aging process by spending millions of dollars on a team of experts monitoring and conducting experiments on his body in order to achieve the body of an 18-year-old, according to a new interview with Time magazine. Time senior correspondent Charlotte Alter described visiting and interviewing the entrepreneur in his California home.  "The goal is to get his 46-year-old organs to look and act like 18-year-old organs," she reported. According to Johnson, he now has the bones of a 30-year-old, and the heart of a 37-year-old. The journalist went on

Following the deaths of some 2,900 Moroccans from the recent earthquake that hit Marrakesh, the North African country long known for its breathtaking scenery and popularity with tourists is fighting back as it goes through a major rebuilding process. The powerful earthquake in the high Atlas Mountains that did such terrible damage to local villages and the historic town of Marrakesh was not the first major quake in Morocco. In 1960, a 5.8 magnitude quake leveled the resort city of Agadir, killing over 12,000 people and leaving 35,000 homeless.  A week after that disaster, King Mohammed of Morocco visited the

ORLANDO, Fla. — Universal Studios Florida has kicked off its annual Halloween Horror Nights event earlier this year with a "record-breaking" 48-day lineup of after-hour scares. Fox News Digital got a preview of what visitors can expect when they stop by the Orlando theme park between 6:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. each night, from interactive horror sets to live entertainment, a unique limited-time menu and more. This year, park guests can test their bravery at 10 haunted houses and five scare zones, where trained actors do their best to frighten visitors. UNIVERSAL ANNOUNCES NEW TEXAS THEME PARK "We are always

The first three weekends of the college football season have allowed fans the opportunity to miss some games.  In Week 3, while great games were played, not one top-25 game was on the schedule and fans on the East Coast were forced to stay up until the wee hours of the morning in order to watch Colorado defeat Colorado State in overtime.  Week 4 of the college football season will not allow fans to take any breaks.  It is a loaded schedule with six top-25 matchups littered throughout the day.  TIM TEBOW LAUDS DEION SANDERS' CHARACTER, LOVES EXCITEMENT HE'S BUILDING

How do you protect your life from cyberattacks, privacy, and security trouble? Do you know what to do if someone tries to hack your computer or steal your data? Cybersecurity is a big issue in this digital age, and it can be very hard to keep up with all the possible threats and solutions.  Some hackers may try to send you phishing emails or messages that contain malicious links or attachments. If you click on them, they can install malware on your device and access your personal information.  Some websites may have security breaches that expose your data to unauthorized

FOX News host Jesse Watters weighs in on the federal indictment of Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and his wife for allegedly violating corruption and bribery laws Friday on "Jesse Watters Primetime." DEMOCRATIC SEN. BOB MENENDEZ STEPS DOWN 'TEMPORARILY' AS CHAIRMAN OF SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE You know, this was a partisan prosecution because the Southern District of New York indicted "Golden Bar Bob", not the U.S. attorney in New Jersey. Or was Menendez just a thorn in Biden's side? Because remember, the Obama-Biden Justice Department indicted Menendez on bribery, but he skated on a hung jury.  Now, it makes sense

Zach Bryan appears uncooperative with an officer during a traffic stop in newly released police bodycam footage. The country music singer was stopped in Verdigris, Oklahoma, Sept. 4 for allegedly speeding, just three days before his arrest during a separate traffic stop in Craig County. In police bodycam video from the Sept. 4 traffic stop, Bryan did not want to give an officer his address because he's a "famous musician." "I'm not really comfortable sharing that," Bryan told the officer when asked for his address. COUNTRY MUSIC STAR ZACH BRYAN ARRESTED IN RURAL OKLAHOMA WATCH: COUNTRY SINGER ZACH BRYAN SEEN

FOX News host Sean Hannity reacts to President Biden's cognitive decline in the wake of a problematic week while facing multiple crises throughout the country.  SEAN HANNITY: Tonight, the Biden administration, they're barely treading water. Polls are bad. The economy is bad, the border, well that's a nightmare. The cost of energy now once again through the roof, crime out of control all over the country. Rampant homelessness, the likes of which we haven't seen in a long time. And the president can barely string together a coherent sentence without assistance. And Biden's weaponized Department of Justice, well, they've lost

2024 Democratic Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took direct aim at President Joe Biden’s immigration policies in a new op-ed, calling them a disaster. Writing in Newsweek, Kennedy ripped the Biden administration for "refusing to secure our southern border" which has led to "endless floods of migrants pouring through an open border" and "impossible burdens" for American cities. He wrote, "According to Adams, the status quo of 110,000 migrant arrivals in just the last year is utterly unsustainable and threatens to ‘destroy the city.’ To address the financial impact of the crisis, which he estimates could cost $12 billion

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy took a flamethrower to The Washington Post Friday for running a "hit piece" about him after his fiery exchange with their reporter went viral.  On Wednesday, Portnoy posted the lengthy exchange he had with Post food reporter Emily Heil, who allegedly sent inquiries to business partners of his One Bite Pizza Festival to press them on whether they had any concern about Portnoy's "history of misogynistic comments and other problematic behavior." Heil acknowledged that what she wrote was purposefully "pointed" "because I really did want to get them to respond." The next day, The Post

Dallas Cowboys star edge rusher Micah Parsons caught wind of former NFL linebacker Bart Scott's comment on his injured teammate, cornerback Trevon Diggs, and didn't hold back in his response.  Diggs' torn ACL put a damper on the red-hot Cowboys' start to the season. The Pro Bowl corner will miss the remainder of the season.  Diggs was a hot topic on sports talk shows across the country, including ESPN's "First Take," where Scott, Stephen A. Smith and ex-Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark discussed the impact Diggs' loss will have on Dallas.  Scott decided to finish his part of the segment

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey this week announced that the liberal state will be expanding legal services for migrants who are living in emergency shelter — the latest move by liberal jurisdictions to cope with the surge of migrants they are facing. Healey announced that the state’s Office for Refugees and Immigrants and Executive Office of Health and Human Services will offer additional legal aid for those arriving and entering shelters. The services will be provided by agencies that already provide case management and legal services to refugees. Officials say it is part of an attempt to ease the strain on

An Oklahoma judge was arrested in Austin, Texas, last week after authorities say he opened fire on parked vehicles while out driving, striking at least one of them, and intentionally crashed into a woman's vehicle, telling officers later that she had cut him off. Brian Lovell, an associate district judge in Garfield County, Oklahoma, was arrested Sept. 11 on a misdemeanor count of reckless driving. A felony count of engaging in deadly conduct with a firearm was forwarded to a grand jury for consideration. Lovell was released on $10,000 bond and ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation. "We have

Georgetown women's basketball coach Tasha Butts is taking time away from the team to focus on her health in her ongoing battle against breast cancer, the school announced Thursday night. Associate head coach Darnell Haney will take over in her absence. Butts was diagnosed with advanced stage breast cancer in 2021. The diagnosis inspired the Tasha Tough campaign which has brought awareness and raised money to bring quality care to women who can’t afford it through the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. PATRICK EWING GETS STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FROM GEORGETOWN AD "Since her hiring in April, Tasha has proven to be

Washington State and Oregon State are faced with uncertain futures as the Pac-12 as it has been known for decades comes to an end.  At the end of the 2023-24 season, 10 of the 12 schools will depart for other conferences after a summer in which realignment took center stage. The two football programs are both ranked in the top 25 after three weeks of the college football season, and they will square off on Saturday in Pullman, Washington.  OREGON'S DAN LANNING HAS NO REGRETS OVER COLORADO JAB, SAYS WASN'T AIMED AT CURRENT TEAM OR DEION SANDERS On Thursday, the

Authorities in Indiana have expanded a search for Kevin Mason, a homicide suspect who was accidentally released from jail last week. More than 100 officers from multiple agencies are now aiding the search effort, as additional personnel have been deployed in and around Indianapolis to search for the 28-year-old. Mason was behind bars for a 2021 killing in Minnesota, but he was mistakenly released from the Adult Detention Center "due to a faulty review by staff" on Sept. 13, the Marion County Sheriff's Office said.  Marion County Sheriff's Office Col. James Martin said during a press briefing Thursday afternoon that

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley took a swipe at former President Donald Trump Thursday during a campaign event in New Hampshire, where she said he was "the right president at the right time," but that times have changed. Speaking to an audience at the Portsmouth Rotary Club Meeting, Haley criticized Trump as being "weak in the knees," and "thin-skinned and easily distracted," while also offering praise about his time in the White House. When asked how the 45th president would be remembered 100 years from now, Haley began with a positive outlook. "He was the right president at the right

A federal court struck down the Biden administration's last-minute restrictions on an upcoming offshore oil and gas lease sale, in a ruling late Thursday evening. Judge James Cain of the Western District of Louisiana granted a preliminary injunction request from plaintiffs — the State of Louisiana, industry association American Petroleum Institute, and oil companies Chevron and Shell — to block the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's (BOEM) restrictions on Lease Sale 261. The lease sale spanning millions of acres across the Gulf of Mexico is slated for next week. Cain ruled the federal government must proceed with the lease sale by

Las Vegas Raiders star Davante Adams took a big hit late in the team’s loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Jimmy Garoppolo threw a deep pass to Adams down 38-10 with 3:09 left in the game. Adams had triple coverage around him, and as the ball was batted away, he took a big shot from Bills safety Taylor Rapp. The two collided helmet-to-helmet, and Adams would not return to the game. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Adams entered concussion protocol as Rapp was flagged for unnecessary roughness on the play. On Wednesday, Adams called out the

President Biden complimented the merits of the "Congressional Black Caucus" during a speech to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Thursday, his third public speaking gaffe in just two days. Biden, 80, made the mishap during a speech at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute’s 46th Annual Gala in Washington, D.C., as he celebrated gala award recipient Sister Norma Pimental, executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley.  He said: "I know Sister Norma lives the lessons nuns taught me growing up. Lessons based on the Gospel of Matthew: feed the hungry, care for the sick, welcome strangers. They echo what