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Vice President Kamala Harris' interview drought finally ended Thursday, but after 41 days as the presumptive and now official Democratic nominee for president, she has yet to hold an official press conference.Under pressure to sit down for a substantive interview after weeks of stonewalling, she agreed to a sit-down with CNN's Dana Bash on Thursday in Georgia, joined by running mate Tim Walz.Harris defended some of her noted policy flip-flops on issues like fracking and immigration, saying her "values" hadn't changed. She was also pressed on whether she had regrets about defending President Biden's mental acuity after his debate, given

WNBA rookie sensation Caitlin Clark added a strong layer to her argument for Rookie of The Year against her rival, Chicago Sky's Angel Reese, on Friday. Clark broke multiple WNBA records in the Indiana Fever's 100-81 win over the Sky, in a game where Clark boasted a new pair of Nike Kobe 6 Protro PE shoes, flaunting Kobe Bryant merchandise in front of Reese. Reese has said Kobe Bryant was one of her favorite players, and she even partnered her own foundation with the former NBA star's foundation to promote a clothing line last year. Clark didn't relent on the basketball court either,

NASA on Friday said it would be sending two astronauts on the next SpaceX mission to the International Space Station instead of the planned four so that two who remain stranded there can return in February. The agency made the decision to send the troubled Boeing Starliner that Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore previously flew to the space station in June back to Earth unmanned because the capsule has struggled with thruster troubles and helium leaks.NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Aleksandr Gorbunov, a Roscosmos cosmonaut, are expected to launch for the space station at the end of September. NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Stephanie

Late last month, NBC's Pro Football Talk revealed the NFL's plans for new rules pertaining to coaches' in-game media availability.Networks broadcasting games will be granted limited access to locker rooms, and coaches will also be interviewed by sideline reporters during games.Longtime Chiefs coach Andy Reid said he will fulfill his in-game media requirements, beginning Sept. 5 when Kansas City hosts the Baltimore Ravens. But he also tempered viewers' expectations.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I’m not very good during games on interviews. I won’t be very fancy with these interviews," Reid told reporters Friday. "I don’t know. Listen, I’ve

Vice President Kamala Harris' newly-appointed Arab-American outreach director once claimed "Zionists" were "controlling a lot" of American politics. The Harris campaign announced this week it had tapped Department of Homeland Security assistant secretary Brenda Abdelall to oversee the vice president's efforts to shore up support among Arab-American voters in the final months of the presidential race.However, comments Abdelall made in college in 2002 resurfaced Thursday in a report by The Washington Free Beacon.PRO-PALESTINIAN GROUP ‘ABANDON BIDEN’ CHANGES TO ‘ABANDON HARRIS’ AHEAD OF ELECTIONAbdelall, then a political science and Arabic/Islamic studies student at the University of Michigan, was asked by The New

A cat was rescued from an active car wash after an employee heard something "meow." An orange and white tabby kitten was rescued from the Ultimate Shine Car Wash in Washington Court House, Ohio, after it got stuck near the turbo blaster section. The kitten, believed to be less than six weeks old, may have been underneath a vehicle when the vehicle entered the car wash, according to the Fayette Regional Humane Society. NEW JERSEY KITTEN RESCUED FROM WASTE COMPACTOR JUST IN THE NICK OF TIME"When the car entered the wash, the powerful turbo blasters likely flushed the kitten out from its hiding

Understaffing in the Austin Police Department in Texas has left residents concerned about crime in the city. Residents in the Montopolis neighborhood in Austin’s southeast told KVUE-TV crime in their area is getting worse. Delwin Goss told the station he woke up to gunshots in the neighborhood overnight Thursday, which he said has become shockingly common. "It’s making the hair on my arms stand up. To hear eight, nine, 10 shots. Just bam, bam, bam. Where are those bullets going?" he said. ALL CRIMINAL TRESPASSING CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST ANTI-ISRAEL UT AUSTIN PROTESTERSHe said his neighbor told him she hears gunshots from her home between two to

Minnesota students are not meeting testing standards in three core learning categories, according to newly released state assessment data.The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) on Thursday released new data that revealed that more than half of students in the state are not meeting standards in math, reading and science. The tests are administered by the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs) and the alternate assessment, the Minnesota Test of Academic Skills (MTAS), which are statewide assessments that help districts measure student progress.The findings found that 60.4% of students in Minnesota are underperforming in the subject of science, with only 39.5% meeting the

Katie Gaudreau, the sister of NHL veteran Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Gaudreau, has reportedly canceled her wedding in Philadelphia Friday after her brothers’ tragic deaths. Katie and her fiancé, Devin Joyce, were preparing to be married Friday at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church in Gloucester City, New Jersey, before celebrating their union with a reception in Philadelphia. But a source confirmed to Page Six that the wedding had been canceled after the Gaudreau brothers were tragically killed Thursday night when they were struck by a suspected drunk driver while bicycling. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe family did not confirm the

American Paralympic swimmer Christie Raleigh Crossley set a world record in her Paralympics debut in Paris on Thursday. The 37-year-old Tom's River, New Jersey native posted a 27.28-second time in the 50-meter freestyle for the S9 class, which includes athletes with weakness, limb loss or coordination difficulties, torching the previous record.But then she went on social media.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMCrossley told reporters on Thursday that she had received a torrent of comments and messages on social media that accused her of faking her disability."I went from enjoying a world record to being utterly devastated that the entire

A bride recently walked herself down the aisle after her mother failed to be there on time. The newlywed woman sought advice on Reddit after her wedding day turned into a fiasco thanks to a few tardy family members. "The day of the wedding started out as they normally do. I was inside getting ready and final touches were being made outside," she wrote in her August 27 social media post. WEDDING REGRETS PLAGUE WOMAN AFTER SHE SPENDS $90K, CALLING IT ‘MONEY DOWN THE DRAIN’She continued, "After I was almost ready by noon, my mom had to run back to the hotel 20

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore falsely claimed to have received the Bronze Star medal earlier in his political career, according to reports.The specter of stolen valor has hovered over the Democratic governor since his campaign for the office in 2022, when two television interviewers introduced the politician as a Bronze Star recipient. Moore did not correct either interviewer, but his staff has been adamant that he never claimed to have gotten the reward. WES MOORE PRAISES WALZ FOR MILITARY SERVICE, COMPLETING 'MISSION' DESPITE RETIREMENT OUTRAGEA Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request filed by the New York Times revealed Moore did, in fact, assert

A University of Delaware freshman, who had just finished her first day of classes on Tuesday, was killed by a speeding motorcyclist fleeing a traffic stop, police said.Noelia Gomez, 18, from Clark, New Jersey, was struck in front of her friends and classmates just before midnight.  Police identified Brian Briddle, 27, as the motorcyclist.He was arrested and charged with second-degree murder, possession of a deadly weapon during the commission of a felony, disregarding a police officer's signal, driving a special vehicle without a special license, operating an unregistered motor vehicle, and three counts of failing to stop at a red

Ford Motor Company recently filed a patent application that's raising eyebrows and sparking debate about privacy and surveillance on our roads. The patent, "Systems and Methods for Detecting Speeding Violations," describes a system that could turn Ford vehicles into mobile speed detectors capable of reporting other drivers to the police.The patent application was filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in January 2023. However, it was formally published by the USPTO on July 18, 2024. This innovative yet controversial technology has the potential to revolutionize traffic law enforcement while simultaneously raising significant concerns about privacy and civil liberties.GET

Rep. Dan Meuser, R-Penn., criticized both Vice President Kamala Harris and CNN for not providing substantive answers about her policy in an interview Thursday.Meuser appeared on "CNN This Morning" and criticized the network for not grilling Harris enough on key issues that she has flip-flopped on in recent years. In his estimation, Harris once again got away with not having to provide detailed answers to hard questions, leaving voters still unclear where she stands."I think the American people just have a real trust issue with the vice president," the lawmaker said.NBC'S CHUCK TODD KNOCKS KAMALA HARRIS' ‘MISTAKE’ OF AVOIDING PRESS:

Leah Remini and Angelo Pagán have decided to call it quits after 21 years of marriage. The former couple shared a joint statement on social media and detailed the reasons they’re getting a divorce. "Well, here we are. After 28 years together and 21 years of marriage, we have decided to file for divorce," the lengthy Instagram post began.LEAH REMINI SENDS DAUGHTER SOFIA TO COLLEGE WITH A 'BITTERSWEET' GOODBYE: 'THE HARDEST THING I HAVE EVER DONE'"This decision came after a lot of thought and care, and as hard as divorce is, we are approaching this with a positive outlook because we know

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance warned Americans not to "buy" Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' policy positions during her first sit-down interview since launching her 2024 bid, as critics accuse her of "flip-flopping" on key issues. Vance slammed Harris' performance during the CNN interview on "Fox & Friends," accusing her of only pretending to be more moderate to garner more votes ahead of the November election. VP HARRIS MOCKED FOR BEING 'TOO SCARED' TO DO INTERVIEW WITHOUT WALZ: 'SHE SIMPLY CANNOT BE LEFT UNATTENDED'"I think it's important for us not to buy this," Vance said on Friday. "If you look at

Vice President Kamala Harris is standing by her previous comments defending President Joe Biden's mental acuity — even now as she's running to replace him.The vice president and 2024 Democratic presidential candidate was asked by CNN whether she has any regrets about defending Biden's mental acuity amid a firestorm of skepticism following the first presidential debate."No, not at all," Harris told CNN reporter Dana Bash.TOP 5 MOMENTS FROM KAMALA HARRIS' FIRST INTERVIEW AS DEM NOMINEE: 'I WILL NOT BAN FRACKING'Harris rose to the top of the ticket after Biden dropped out of the race last month following his disastrous debate

Columbus Blue Jackets forward Johnny Gaudreau and his brother, Matthew, were reportedly killed in a bike accident in New Jersey on Thursday night. The NHL team confirmed news of their passing in a statement early Friday morning. Gaudreau was 31. "The Columbus Blue Jackets are shocked and devastated by this unimaginable tragedy. Johnny was not only a great hockey player, but more significantly a loving husband, father, son, brother and friend," their statement read. "We extend our heartfelt sympathies to his wife, Meredith, his children, Noa and Johnny, his parents, their family and friends on the sudden loss of Johnny and Matthew."According to

An NBC News reporter took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris for "not explaining why her positions have changed" during her first interview as the Democratic nominee. On Thursday, CNN's Dana Bash pressed Harris about her various policy flip-flops that have raised eyebrows in recent weeks, abandoning the far-left agenda she campaigned on in 2019."I think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed," Harris told Bash. NBC'S CHUCK TODD KNOCKS KAMALA HARRIS' ‘MISTAKE’ OF AVOIDING PRESS: ‘ANY FUMBLE’ WILL BE ‘OVERLY SCRUTINIZED’Liberal NBC News correspondent Yamiche Alcindor called out Harris'

Vice President Kamala Harris faced mockery online Thursday for telling CNN that despite flip-flopping on policy, her "values have not changed." In her first sit-down interview as a presidential candidate, with her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz by her side, Harris was asked to explain her many major policy shifts."Generally speaking, how should voters look at some of the changes that you've made?" CNN host Dana Bash asked Harris. "Is it because you have more experience now, and you've learned more about the information? Is it because you were running for president in a Democratic primary? And should they feel

Tech entrepreneur John Matze said the arrest of Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov is "an existential threat to free speech" that could have global ramifications and set dangerous precedents that put freedoms at risk. "This should be a huge story. It's part of the ongoing war on privacy and free speech, globally," Matze told Fox News Digital. Matze pointed out that privacy is both a constitutional right for all Americans and a basic human right, and encryption and the ability to communicate with large groups of people should be included. "This is a very significant threat to both privacy and free speech," Matze said.  FRENCH

When Demi Moore was 40, she did a scene in a bikini in "Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.""I had done ‘Charlie’s Angels,’ and there was a lot of conversation around this scene in a bikini, and it was all very heightened, a lot of talk about how I looked," the Hollywood beauty told actress Michelle Yeoh in a conversation for Interview Magazine about how entering her 40s affected her career. "And then I found that there didn’t seem to be a place for me. I didn’t feel like I didn’t belong. It’s more like I felt that feeling of, ‘I’m not 20, I’m

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for her first interview with the media since rising to the top of the 2024 Democratic presidential ticket, shedding light on President Biden's call announcing he was dropping out of the race, as well as defending her recent policy flip-flops.Harris rose to the top of the ticket after Biden dropped out of the race last month following his disastrous debate performance against former President Donald Trump in June. The debate, which included Biden tripping over his words and losing his train of thought, opened the floodgates to traditional Democratic allies of the president joining

The Trump-Vance campaign released a statement Thursday night following Vice President Kamala Harris' first media interview since becoming the Democratic nominee for president, calling her a "San Francisco radical" and highlighting aspects of her record that were not discussed in the interview. " said her values ‘have not changed’ three separate times. She's still a San Francisco radical," the campaign said. Among other things, the Trump-Vance campaign said that CNN's Dana Bash did not bring up Harris' history of supporting "ending cash bail for violent criminals, fundraising for the Minnesota Freedom Fund, which freed rioters," her "vote for tie-breaking vote for American