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Jesse Watters highlights how both Michelle Obama and VP Kamala Harris seem jubilant post-election despite warning people about a Donald Trump presidency.JESSE WATTERS: I remember Michelle Obama saying if Trump won, women would suffer. MICHELLE OBAMA WARNS OUR DEMOCRACY IS FADING IN SPECH BOOSTING VOTER PARTICIPATIONTrump's pretty much already president. So let's check in on Michelle. Michelle Obama looks proud of her country again. Which is weird because Biden is about to turn the White House over to Hitler. Everybody should be scared, right? At the Obama house, it's Christmas as usual. The only thing keeping Michelle up at night is what

The Massachusetts labor and delivery nurse who allegedly strangled and killed her three young children last year before attempting to take her own life, is seeking to pursue a defense of insanity, according to court documents.Lindsay Clancy was indicted on three counts of murder and strangulation charges in September 2023, after prosecutors say she used exercise bands to strangle her 5-year-old daughter Cora, her 3-year-old son Dawson and her 8-month-old baby Callan, before attempting suicide at her Duxbury home.Clancy’s attorney, Kevin J. Reddington, filed a notice with the Plymouth Superior Court Dec. 13, which said "statements of the defendant as

Victoria Beckham is putting an end to rumors she altered her appearance.While on the "Today" show, the 50-year-old former Spice Girl responded to rumors she had had a nose job, explaining the change in her appearance can be attributed to the way she contours her face."I like to draw," she said on the show. "I have to say, there’s been a lot of people in the past that have said to me that I’ve had some kind of surgery on my nose. I have never, ever, ever, ever. ... No, never. It’s clever contouring."This isn't the first time Victoria has spoken

Black student enrollment at Harvard Law took a nosedive after the Supreme Court ruled against race-based admissions last year.The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a major ruling on affirmative action in the summer of 2023, rejecting the use of race as a factor in college admissions as a violation of the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.On Monday, the New York Times reported, "Harvard Law enrolled 19 first-year Black students, or 3.4 percent of the class, the lowest number since the 1960s, according to the data from the American Bar Association. Last year, the law school’s first-year class had 43 Black

The New York Yankees are executing Plan B quite nicely.Just a week after losing Juan Soto to their crosstown rivals, they have reportedly acquired yet another All-Star, Cody Bellinger.Just days after Soto left for Queens, they inked ace lefty Max Fried to an eight-year deal, and, on Friday, they acquired dominant closer Devin Williams.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMNow, it appears they have added Bellinger, who was named the NL Rookie of the Year in 2017 and the 2019 NL MVP.It's been an up-and-down career for Bellinger, who was on his way to becoming one of the game's

An attorney advising Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is slamming a New York Times report last week that claimed the Trump HHS secretary nominee sought to revoke the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) approval for the polio vaccine."Contrary to hysterical media reports that the petition sought to make sure no polio vaccines would be available, the scope of the petition was quite narrow," Aaron Siri, a close RFK Jr. adviser and partner at Siri & Glimstad LLP, told Fox News Digital. "It simply asked the FDA to require a proper trial for licensure for children of a novel polio vaccine."The New

Fox News Channel obliterated competitors in 2024, finishing the year with its highest share of the cable news audience since 2015. The year featured an unprecedented news cycle that saw President Biden perform so poorly during an infamous presidential debate that he ultimately withdrew from the race, Vice President Kamala Harris emerge as the Democratic nominee without a primary and President-elect Donald Trump survive a pair of assassination attempts. All of that occurred ahead of November’s election ended with Trump’s decisive victory over Harris. The election-related chaos happened as wars in the Middle East and Ukraine continued, college campuses erupted with anti-Israel

From diet pills, teas and Bloody Mary mixes to granola bars, carrots, mushrooms and cucumbers, here is a look at some of the food and drink items that have been removed from store shelves in the month of December alone.These items were compiled from the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) list of "Recalls, Market Withdrawals & Safety Alerts." The list is not all-inclusive.Anyone who thinks they may still have an item in their household from this list should contact the manufacturer or grocery store for guidance on how to move forward.FOOD RECALLS AHEAD OF THANKSGIVING: 3 YOU MUST KNOW ABOUTBorsari

Prince Andrew's ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, remembered being "totally and utterly in love" with the Duke of York when they married in 1986, and still has fond memories of her marriage.Ferguson, who goes by Fergie, would still marry her ex-husband today, even though the former couple divorced 10 years after they said "I do."The Duke and Duchess of York remained close friends after their marriage ended, and still live together at Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate. She stood by Prince Andrew as he faced sexual assault allegations amid his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and most recently, his

EXCLUSIVE: The Trump transition team is considering a significant expansion of the way ankle-worn GPS monitors are used to track illegal immigrants who are not in federal immigration detention, Fox News Digital has learned.President-elect Trump has pledged to launch a mass deportation operation once sworn into office, and his transition team has already been engaged in planning to make that happen. Multiple sources familiar with discussions told Fox News Digital the priority for the incoming administration is the detention and deportation of illegal immigrants along with preventing them from entering the U.S. in the first place.However, with Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Trump hater and former MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann wrote a column this week, telling his old network exactly what to do during the second term of President-elect Trump. Step one, he outlined, would be to fire two channel co-hosts for trying to find common ground with Trump.In a piece for Variety, Olbermann demanded that MSNBC not try to moderate for the second Trump era like several other outlets have stated they plan to do. Instead, he told the network to lean even further into anti-Trump, progressive content."Stay the course. The audience is exhausted and needs a break. It’ll be back

President Biden's administration is pressuring the government of Sierra Leone to adopt more permissive abortion policies in exchange for foreign assistance, according to a Monday report. The African nation currently bans abortion in most circumstances, but legislation before the country's parliament would decriminalize the practice. The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a U.S. government-run funding allocator, is reportedly threatening to withhold hundreds of millions in foreign assistance funding if the abortion law does not pass, a former senior U.S. government official who has worked in the region told the Daily Signal.The MCC CEO Alice Albright signed an agreement with Sierra Leone's finance

Jelly Roll is saying goodbye to stress.The country star made the decision to take a technology break, sealing the deal by throwing his phone into the river. "This isn't maybe not the healthy way to do it, but I can confidently tell people I'm not going to have a phone all of ," Jelly Roll said on his wife Bunnie Xo’s podcast "Dumb Blonde."JELLY ROLL SHUTS DOWN CONCERNS HIS WEIGHT LOSS WOULD DESTROY CAREERJelly Roll made these comments after he asked his driver to take him to the Cumberland River."I was getting to a point that I was getting hundreds and

USA Fencing board members voted against several motions to amend the sports governing body’s current policies, including measures to allow the national anthem to be played before competition and approving an all-female task force to re-evaluate and revise the current transgender policy. The special board meeting held on Saturday came just days after the Fair Fencing Organization (FFO) penned an open letter to the board asking that it re-evaluate its stance on several issues, including tournament site selection criteria, as it relates to individual states' abortion policies, transgender inclusion and DEI.  The FFO, which describes itself as a nationwide nonprofit organization, called on

Liberal Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is receiving mixed reviews after making a surprise cameo performance as "Queen Mab" in the Broadway musical "& Juliet." While some social media users called Jackson’s performance "humanizing," others called it "cringe," "embarrassing" and unbefitting for a sitting member of the nation’s highest court.Written by contemporary playwright David West Read, "& Juliet" is a modern retelling of Shakespeare’s "Romeo and Juliet" that explores an alternate scenario when Juliet does not commit suicide and instead explores life as an independent young woman. The musical includes a character named May, who is Juliet’s best friend and

CNN admitted Monday it had been misled by a man who the network initially reported in a viral segment to be a Syrian prisoner freed from a secret jail.CNN’s Clarissa Ward's news segment spread widely last week when she covered the alleged rescue of a "Syrian prisoner," who she reported spent "three months in a windowless cell" in one of the Assad regime’s secret prisons. Ward called it "one of the most extraordinary moments I have witnessed" in her journalism career. However, the man appeared to be in good condition for someone locked in a horrific prison and not given food or

The first-ever Iraq visit by a pope could've ended disastrously, but a foiled assassination plot has enabled Pope Francis to write about the event in retrospect. "Almost everyone advised me against that trip," he wrote in his autobiography, reflecting on a 2021 visit to Mosul, Iraq, where a tip from British intelligence made waves through authorities and alerted the Vatican military police to two threats.A would-be suicide bomber strapped with explosives was headed toward the city with the intent of detonating herself, according to Politico. The second, the pontiff said, was a van containing explosives that had charged toward the same

Writer Gurwinder Bhogal revealed on CNN during an interview that he had spoken to Luigi Mangione for two hours, months prior to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and said Mangione alluded to frustrations with the U.S. healthcare system.CNN's Erin Burnett asked Bhogal about a video call he had with Mangione in May. Burnett said the timing was important because it was right before Mangione went "off the grid" in July. Mangione was arrested in connection with the murder of Thompson at a Pennsylvania McDonald's. Thompson was shot and killed outside a hotel in Manhattan."I mean, there are a couple

Phoenix Suns great Dick Van Arsdale, who was the first player picked in the franchise’s expansion draft to build the team, has died, the team announced on Monday. He was 81.Van Arsdale, who was a second-round pick of the New York Knicks in 1965, played three seasons with the team before he went to Phoenix. He played for the Suns from 1968 to 1977.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The first selection in the expansion draft to build the Suns roster and the scorer of the first points in team history, Van Arsdale was a cornerstone of the Suns organization," the team

A 15-year-old girl killed a teacher and teen student in a shooting on Monday at a private Christian school in Madison, Wisconsin, and wounded six others, according to authorities.Natalie Rupnow was identified as the shooter who opened fire inside a study hall inside Abundant Life Christian School, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said. Responding officers found Rupnow with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. She died on the way to a hospital.Police were speaking with Rupnow’s father and other family members, who were cooperating, and searching Rupnow’s home, Barnes said. He declined to offer additional details about the shooter, partly out of respect

One American and six others, including at least four Australians, were hospitalized in Fiji on Saturday after they consumed pina coladas that may have been spiked at a hotel bar, according to Fiji officials and global reports.Viliame Gavoka, deputy prime minister and minister for tourism and civil aviation, confirmed the seven hospitalizations during a Sunday press conference. Gavoka said the victims experienced nausea, vomiting and urological issues after consuming drinks at the five-star Warwick Fiji hotel."As of 12:25 p.m. today, two patients have been discharged. … Two HDU, high-dependency unit, patients … will be cleared for discharge this afternoon after

In the early hours of October 7, 2023, the Idan family of Kibbutz Nahal Oz was shattered when Hamas terrorists infiltrated their home. As the family tried to take refuge in their safe room, the terrorists murdered their eldest daughter, Maayan, in front of her parents and siblings, and then abducted the father, Tzachi. The scene was broadcast live on social media, forcing the nation to witness their agonizing last moments. At the same time, in Kibbutz Holit, 16-year-old Rotem Matias lay hiding under his mother's lifeless body, texting his sisters the heartbreaking news: "Mom and Dad are dead. Sorry."In Kfar

Joe Biden has finally delivered on one of his central 2020 campaign promises: he has united the country.Everyone – Republicans, Democrats, mayors, governors, average Joes – everyone is furious that the Biden White House is stonewalling us about the many drones swarming over New Jersey, New York and several other states. It is the perfect coda to the Biden presidency: a White House that is dishonest, scared and inept.John Kirby, White House spokesperson, has blithely parroted nonsense about people confusing what are quite evidently highly sophisticated surveillance machines with "manned aircraft" and "inaccurate sightings."  "We have not been able to, and

"President-elect Donald Trump’s popularity has reached a seven-year high and the majority of Americans approve of his handling of the transition process," Forbes recently reported. "A majority of respondents to a CNN/SSRS poll released Wednesday said they believe Trump will do a good job when he returns to the White House next month (54%)," the story continued, "and approve of how he’s handling the transition so far (55%)."These numbers are in sharp contrast to eight years ago when Donald Trump was "President-elect" the first time. Pew Research Center conducted a national survey from Nov. 30-Dec. 5, 2016 and found that,

The former Ivy League computer scientist-turned-suspected corporate assassin likely won't face federal charges, preventing any risk of the death penalty since New York doesn't have one, experts say.Murder is typically not a crime that falls under federal jurisdiction, except under specific circumstances. Hiring a hitman who crosses state lines to commit a murder-for-hire is a federal crime, but crossing state lines yourself to commit one is not.Luigi Mangione, 26, faces a second-degree murder charge in New York state in connection with the ambush shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was gunned down by a masked assassin outside a