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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., was grilled on CNBC over Vice President Kamala Harris' plan to impose federal price controls on food and groceries in a nearly 20-minute-long debate on "Squawk Box" on Friday.Harris announced last week that if elected, her administration would impose federal controls on the price of food and groceries to keep corporations from exploiting consumers. The plan has received widespread criticism from economists on the left and right, who argue that artificial controls have been tried in communist countries and they do not work; in fact, they may actually increase prices for consumers, critics say.CNBC host Joe

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The Chicago Cubs immortalized Ryne Sandberg in June. Less than two months after a statue was unveiled on the 40th anniversary of Sandberg's two late-game home runs in a nationally televised win over the St. Louis Cardinals, the former Cubs second baseman announced he is cancer-free.Sandberg took to Instagram to thank his doctors, family, friends and everyone else who supported him over the past several months as he battled metastatic prostate cancer.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Rang the Bell this morning!" he wrote. "WE did it, WE won! What a Dream Team, family, doctors, friends, nurses, fans who supported

The media adulation for Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign may still be strong in general, but several major liberal outlets haven’t been able to stomach her latest economic policy proposal.Harris announced Wednesday that she would institute a "federal ban on price gouging on food and groceries" as president in an attempt to stop "big corporations" from taking advantage of consumers, and outlets like the Washington Post, CNN, and Newsweek published reports shredding the idea."Whether the Harris proposal wins over voters remains to be seen, but if sound economic analysis still matters, it won’t," the liberal-leaning Washington Post editorial board

She memorably took down Kamala Harris in a viral debate exchange in 2019 and now former Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has been enlisted by former president Trump to give him some valuable insights ahead of his upcoming debates against the 2024 Democratic nominee.Gabbard, who ran for president in the 2020 Democratic primary, has been recruited by Trump to help him sharpen his preparation ahead of the debates, Fox News Digital has learned.The former congresswoman memorably scorched Harris in a 2019 primary debate where she hammered Harris for jailing hundreds of Californians for marijuana violations while she was attorney general, yet

An alum of "The Bachelorette" wants a transgender lead for the show.Josh Seiter, who appeared on "The Bachelorette" season 11 in 2015, praised the showrunners for making an effort to diversify, but said they need to do more."It’s great that ‘The Bachelor’ franchise is finally casting a more diverse group of people (it took long enough) but real progress has not been made until they cast a trans woman lead," Seiter shared on Instagram Stories on Tuesday, August 13.Seiter, 37, came out as transgender in May. The reality contestant opened up about transitioning via an Instagram post.BRAD PITT, ANGELINA JOLIE

A Florida GOP state senator who supports legalizing marijuana has floated a bill that would prohibit people from lighting up on the streets.State Sen. Joe Gruters announced the potential legislation during a virtual news conference on Thursday, saying he wants smoking of all types and vaping in public banned for environmental and quality-of-life benefits if Florida voters approve a measure known as Amendment 3, which would also legalize marijuana for adults.Smoking in indoor workplaces is already banned in the Sunshine State, while cities and counties have the ability to restrict smoking at beaches and parks that they own. DESANTIS OUTLINES DRUG SMUGGLING POLICY:

A Brazilian illegal migrant was arrested in Massachusetts by ICE officials after an alleged series of sex crimes.Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) announced that Jackson Bento-Pinheiro was apprehended in Wakefield, Massachusetts after illegally entering the U.S. Authorities said the 35-year-old was charged with assault to rape, indecent assault and battery, and domestic assault and battery in Massachusetts. NYC MIGRANT ACCUSED IN KNIFEPOINT RAPE WAS CAUGHT, RELEASED AT BORDER: ICEA law enforcement source confirmed to Fox News that despite having an active arrest warrant for domestic violence, the local bail commissioner allowed him to be released back on bond.ICE was on the scene

Caitlin Clark had no rust to shake off on Friday.Since she was not selected to the Olympic team, the rookie phenom had nearly a month without competitive basketball — and she didn't miss a beat as the WNBA's regular season resumed.Clark scored 29 points (one shy of her career high) while handing out 10 assists in her Indiana Fever's 98-89 win over the Phoenix Mercury.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShe knocked down half of her shots from the floor (8-for-16) and was 4-of-11 from three-point land. Clark also knocked nine of her 10 shots from the free throw

Aaron Judge’s 2024 season has one Hall of Famer impressed.The New York Yankees slugger is well on his way to his second MVP in three seasons, and he’s threatening his own AL home run record.His 62-homer season in 2022 won him his first MVP Award, but he's somehow outperforming that.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMEntering Friday, he had a higher OPS (1.174) than that season (1.111) and was hitting 22 points higher than his .311 that year.David Ortiz may have a Boston Red Sox logo on his plaque in Cooperstown, but even Big Papi can’t help but marvel

FIRST ON FOX: A Black advocacy group blasted Democratic Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker ahead of the Democratic National Convention in his state, accusing him of failing Black students across Illinois. "Governor Pritzker has failed Illinois’ Black students, and he has no one to blame but himself," Darius Jones, founder and executive director of the National Black Empowerment Action Fund, said in a statement to Fox News Digital Friday. The group, which often aligns with Democratic policies and politicians, called out Pritzker, who was on Vice President Kamala Harris' short list for vice president, for his record on education funding in accordance with

Fans of all ages are trying to meet their sports heroes at Fanatics Fest in New York City this weekend, but 12-year-old Chris Sanchez had a special surprise waiting for him on Friday morning. He got some one-on-one time with NFL legend Tom Brady. Through the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Fanatics, the official sports partner of the iconic nonprofit, Sanchez’s wish to meet one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history came true.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSanchez, alongside his parents, shared a conversation with Brady, and he even caught some passes from the future Hall of Famer. It was an

Scott Bloomquist, a Dirt Late Model racing legend and Hall of Famer, was tragically killed in a plane crash near his home in Tennessee, according to multiple reports. He was 60. Local authorities confirmed to The Rogersville Review that Bloomquist died in a small aircraft crash near his home in Mooresburg early Friday morning. The Hawkins County Sheriff’s Department could not confirm any details of the reported crash to Fox News Digital, but the Hawkins County Rescue Squad shared an update on Facebook confirming a plane crash on Brooks Road near Highway 31 at around 7:50 a.m. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE

Ramone Jamarr Alston, the "Christmas Day Killer" who escaped custody Tuesday morning and ran off into the woods near UNC Hillsborough Hospital, has been recaptured in Kannapolis, North Carolina, authorities said.Tactical officers arrested him at a hotel on Cloverleaf Parkway around 2 a.m. Friday, according to investigators.That is more than 100 miles to the west of where he escaped.NORTH CAROLINA SHERIFF HUNTING ‘CHRISTMAS DAY KILLER’ KNOWS HIM PERSONALLY, WARNS HE HAS ‘NOTHING TO LOSE’"Alston will be charged with felony escape from prison, and is being taken to a high security unit in the state prison system," a spokesperson for the

The cure for male pattern baldness could already be in the human body.The condition, which causes gradual hair loss, affects up to 50% of men worldwide.Researchers at the University of Sheffield in the U.K. claim the fix might be found in a sugar that’s naturally present in the human body.HAIR LOSS AND PROSTATE MEDICATION COULD ALSO REDUCE HEART DISEASE RISK, STUDY FINDSThe study, published in the journal Frontiers in Pharmacology, revealed that this sugar, known as 2-deoxy-D-ribose (2dDR), is involved in various biological processes in animals and humans and can stimulate hair regrowth in mice.Scientists from U.K.’s Sheffield and COMSATS

Every day in the mainstream media, there's a headline that goes "Republicans pounce, Republicans seize." Or they might switch it up and say, "Republicans accuse." And invariably, the thing Republicans are pouncing or seizing on is something that the Dems are actually doing. Case in point-- The New York Times has a glowing piece this week titled "Immigrants Are Becoming U.S. Citizens at Fastest Clip in Years." The lead adding, "New citizens say they're looking forward to voting in November." You don't say. The whole piece brags about how many new immigrants they're pumping through the system, and how many of

In an ongoing corruption investigation, federal prosecutors have issued a series of subpoenas focused on New York City Mayor Eric Adams' election campaign in 2021.According to the New York Times, citing four people with knowledge of the matter, the series of subpoenas were issued to Adams, City Hall and to his election committee.The subpoenas, which were issued in July, requested text messages, other communications and documents from the mayor and the election capping officials.The outlet said that the subpoenas also requested information on Adams' travel arrangements to China and campaign fundraising. FBI PROBES NYC MAYOR ERIC ADAMS' USE OF PRIVATE EMAIL

Arrests have been made in the murder of "General Hospital" star Johnny Wactor.The LAPD announced late Thursday that the Central Bureau Homicide conducted search warrants relating to Wactor's case at several locations across Los Angeles, resulting in four people being arrested and evidence recovered.Three individuals — Robert Barcelau, 18; Leonel Guiterrez, 18; and Sergio Estrada, 18 — were booked on arrest warrants for murder. A fourth person, Frank Olano, 22, was arrested with a warrant as an accessory.Wactor's mother Scarlett Wactor also spoke with Fox News Digital about the arrests, saying she will be told more information Monday morning.JOHNNY WACTOR'S

Ted Danson, Woody Harrelson and some other "Cheers" cast members took a wild trip down memory lane. The "Cheers" stars confessed they once skipped work to partake in psychedelics, which Danson said were supplied by Harrelson.The cast shared that while the show was still on the air, John Ratzenberger, who played Cliff Clavin, bought a boat called the "Boston Whaler," and he was "anxious to show it off," so the cast "cooked up this little getaway."TED DANSON SHARES WHY FIRST EPISODE OF 'CHEERS' BROUGHT HIM TO TEARS"I remember we all met at his boat. Woody and I, by then, were already

From 2004 until 2019, the responsibility to enforce law and order in San Francisco fell to District Attorney Kamala Harris and her protégé George Gascon. The result? By any estimation, it has been an ignominious disaster.Even as you drive from the airport to downtown in this once great city, the sight that greets you off the highway is streets with empty storefronts -- like broken teeth, jagged and sad.In the Tenderloin District it gets worse, far worse, and it isn’t getting any better, in fact, much the opposite. The last time I was in the City by the Bay was

Josh Allen has yet to bring the Buffalo Bills to a Super Bowl victory, but that doesn’t stop him from imagining what a parade in downtown Buffalo would look like."Oh my God, I joke about it a lot with guys on the team, what the city would look like after the parade. I have vivid dreams about it." Allen said on a recent appearance on "Green Light with Chris Long." "Every square inch of downtown Buffalo being just absolutely packed with people. People ride the bus, I don’t know if I would ride the bus, I would just walk."CLICK HERE FOR

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Florida is widely known for its beautiful beaches and immersive theme parks, but did you know the Sunshine State is also home to the oldest city in the country? St. Augustine was founded in 1565 by soldier Don Pedro Menéndez de Avilés of Spain, according to the Visit Florida website. Before this, Juan Ponce de León first discovered Florida in 1513 while in search of a rumored fountain of youth believed to be on an island called Bimini, according to History.com.VISITING FLORIDA? EVERYTHING YOU CAN DO ON YOUR VACATION TO THE SUNSHINE STATEThe settlement originally occupied by those of European and African

Aaron Judge hit his 300th career home run on Wednesday night, and while that itself may not be eye-popping, the rate at which he did it certainly is.The Chicago White Sox intentionally walked Juan Soto to face Judge while trailing 6-2 in the eighth inning, which is certainly a choice.Judge made them deliver. On a count of three balls and no strikes, Judge ripped a line drive at a velocity of 110.1 mph off his bat into the left field seats at Guaranteed Rate Field, giving New York a 9-2 lead on his 43rd homer of the season.CLICK HERE FOR

The embattled president of Columbia University, Minouche Shafik, has resigned effective immediately, Fox News Digital has confirmed.Shafik announced her decision in a letter addressed to the Columbia community after facing repeated calls to step down over her response to the anti-Israel protests that overtook Columbia's campus following the October 7 massacre in Israel."I write with sadness to tell you that I am stepping down as president of Columbia University effective August 14, 2024. I have had the honor and privilege to lead this incredible institution, and I believe that—working together—we have made progress in a number of important areas. However,