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4-year-old saves family's house from burning down after spotting burning appliance You’re never too young to be a hero.

How to keep pets safe in a dangerous heat wave As the current summer heat wave continues to hit the Pacific Northwest, pet welfare advocates are warning families of the danger high temperatures can have on animals.

Meet the mother-daughter duo competing in Nathan's Fourth of July hot dog eating contest New Jersey-based René Rovtar, 62, and her daughter, Kristina Rovtar Dunne, 33, will be competing in the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest.

Bill Cosby to be released from prison as court drops charges Civil rights attorney and Fox News contributor Leo Terrell discusses the news that Bill Cosby will be released from prison.

Britney Spears' father Jamie Spears blames Jodi Montgomery for blocking star's personal care, medical freedom Jamie Spears claims Jodi Montgomery and Samuel Ingham III are at fault for his daughter's lack of freedom under her conservatorship.

Rosanna Arquette says she'll kneel for the national anthem for 'the rest' of her life Rosanna Arquette reveals she will continue to kneel when she's around the American flag or during the national anthem for the rest of her life.

Bill Cosby’s sex assault conviction overturned by Pennsylvania court Cosby, 83, who was once beloved as “America’s Dad,” was convicted of drugging and molesting the Temple University employee at his suburban estate.

US heat wave turns deadly: How to stay safe Officials in the Northwest have said about a dozen deaths may be tied to an intense heat wave blanketing the region, with several fatalities involving heat stroke and hyperthermia.

Early pandemic spurred ‘sharp declines’ in breast and cervical cancer screenings: CDC Screenings for breast and cervical cancer among low income women plummeted early in the pandemic, with test volume picking up into the summer, according to a study linking the declines to pandemic-related closures and patients' fear of COVID-19 infection.

European troops quietly return from Afghanistan Most European troops have already pulled out of Afghanistan, quietly withdrawing months before the U.S.-led mission was officially expected to end — part of an anticlimactic close to the "forever war" that risks leaving the country on the brink of civil war.

Rep. Clyburn says Democrats' use of 'defund the police' is 'cutting the throats of the party' House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., said Democrats' use of slogans like "defund the police" is "cutting the throats of the party" in an interview with The New York Times.

Law enforcement groups rebuke Dem accusations of sabotaging police reform negotiations National law enforcement organizations forcefully responded to accusations from Democrats that police reform negotiations are being "torpedoed" by pro-police groups. 

New Mexico rancher rips Democrats over border crisis: 'No one with a D next to their name' wants to take action New Mexico rancher Russell Johnson speaks out on his firsthand experiences living near the border

Republican senators alarmed by Biden nominee's ties to 'anti-Israel' group Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, led a letter with seven of his GOP colleagues to Senate Small Business Committee Chairman Ben Cardin, D-Md., calling for another hearing on Biden’s SBA deputy administrator nominee Dilawar Syed.

China, Russia exploiting United Nations to push back against US interests, report says EXCLUSIVE: China and Russia are exploiting their influence at the United Nations as part of a pushback against U.S. interests and to advance their own authoritarian interests on the world stage, according to a new report released Wednesday.

‘No doubt’ which party has stood with police and which tried to defund them: Marc Short Marc Short, former Chief of Staff to VP Pence, weighs in on claims that Republicans have defunded police.

Dan Patrick on Democrats' border policies: These people are just crazy Dan Patrick, Texas Lieutenant governor, argues the left has already 'handcuffed' itself by not allowing ICE and Border Patrol to do their jobs.

National weather forecast for June 30 Janice Dean has your FoxCast.

Actress Allison Mack sentenced to 3 years in NXIVM sex-slave case 'Smallville' alum Allison Mack was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday for her role in the NXIVM sex-slave case.

Prince William, Prince Harry will remain civil at reunion but ‘reconciliation is a long way off,' experts say Royal historian Robert Lacey said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex risk becoming irrelevant like the Duke and Duchess of Windsor if they don't work out their differences.

Prince Harry exits quarantine at Frogmore Cottage ahead of Princess Diana statue unveiling The Duke of Sussex arrived in the United Kingdom last Friday in order to properly isolate and then test for COVID-19 before reuniting with his brother, Prince William, for the special event.

Bebe Rexha turns heads in lingerie on TikTok: 'Feeling like a bad b---h today' The singer flaunted her curvy body in sexy blue lingerie while dancing around in a TikTok video to Nicki Minaj's 2018 hit song, "Good Form."

July 4 weekend travel: When not to drive With Fourth of July weekend right around the corner, families all throughout America are planning to hit the road for a brief getaway.

Illinois gov encourages residents to carry masks amid Delta variant spread Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker said he is encouraging all residents regardless of vaccination status to leave home with a mask citing concern over the rapid spread of the Delta variant.

95% of recent Wisconsin COVID-19 fatalities involved patients not fully vaccinated Wisconsin health officials announced 95% of the state’s COVID-19-related deaths since March have occurred in non-fully vaccinated individuals.

Border Patrol agent saves migrant child from near drowning, video shows Video has emerged of a Border Patrol agent saving a near-drowning migrant child in Texas.

Churches have lost millions of congregants during the COVID-19 pandemic. Will they return? With millions of people having stayed home from places of worship during the coronavirus pandemic, struggling congregations have one key question: How many of them will return?

'Duck Dynasty' star Sadie Robertson says she felt the most 'confident' when giving birth Roberston opened up about how she felt during the birth on her Instagram Story.

Woman behind ‘Spill Your Guts’ petition: I’m getting death threats over James Corden Kim Saira, the TikTok star behind the viral petition to cancel James Corden’s “Spill Your Guts” segment on “The Late Late Show” is reportedly receiving hate mail — including death threats and calls for her to “consider suicide” — over her campaign.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem sends 50 National Guard troops to Texas to help tackle border crisis South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Tuesday announced that her state is sending dozens of National Guard troops to Texas to help the Lone Star State deal with the continuing crisis at the southern border, after an appeal for help from Gov. Greg Abbott.

Biden thinking about 2022 and 2024? President hits battleground states President Biden is traveling to two battleground states this week, in what a Democratic strategist says are visits that serve "dual purposes."

Supreme Court denies bond hearings for illegal immigrants who return after being deported The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that illegal immigrants who reentered the U.S. without authorization after already having been deported are not entitled to bond hearings.

Rep. Mo Brooks wants China to pay restitution to Americans for COVID damages The ongoing effort to hold China accountable for devastating coronavirus losses got a boost with new legislation from Rep. Mo Brooks who says the Communist Party of China (CPC) should be subjected to 10 & tariffs if they don't pay restitution to Americans.

Backstreet Boys alum AJ McLean compares Britney Spears to Princess Diana The former pop star said being thrust into the spotlight as a teen "makes your head spin."

Prince William joins Queen Elizabeth on monarch’s first trip to Scotland since Prince Philip’s death The Duke of Cambridge holds the title Earl of Strathearn in Scotland.

Florida man gets life sentence for molesting girlfriend's daughter, 10, dousing her with bleach A judge ordered a life sentence for a 43-year-old Florida man who molested a 10-year-old girl and then doused her in bleach to destroy evidence.

FL condo collapse survivor: It’s a ‘miracle’ that I escaped Steve Rosenthal, a Surfside condo collapse survivor, tells ‘The Faulkner Focus’ he thought it was a dream or an earthquake when the building disintegrated.

Surfside rabbi says families are receiving 'hope' through prayer Rabbi Yair Massri details how the Surfside, Florida community is coping with last week's tragedy on 'America's Newsroom.'

Arizona man wanted after reversing pickup truck into officer during traffic stop, stealing ambulance: police An Arizona man is wanted after he intentionally struck a police officer with a pickup truck during a traffic stop and then stole an ambulance, authorities said Monday.

North Carolina shark attack: Girl, 7, bitten at Ocean Isle Beach A 7-year-old girl was bitten by a shark while swimming off the coast of North Carolina, town officials said.

Illinois teacher sues school district, claims 'equity' push violates US Constitution A drama teacher in Illinois is fighting back against what her attorneys say is highly racial content that stereotypes White people and violates the U.S. Constitution.

After Times Square shooting, NYC grappling with crime spree as tourists make plans, commuters return to work After being shrouded by concerns surrounding the coronavirus for more than a year, New York City and public officials have largely overcome the need for pandemic-related protections but are instead feeling the pressure to secure the Big Apple’s major hubs, most recently Times Square, for tourists and people returning to work as the city is confronted with a crime spree. 

Opening statements set for newspaper shooting insanity phase Opening statements are scheduled for Tuesday in the second phase of a trial to determine whether the man who killed five people at a Maryland newspaper was legally sane at the time of the mass shooting.

Kristi Noem slams Biden admin's Mount Rushmore fireworks ban, says decision is political payback South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem had hoped to replicate the celebration again this year, but she says following President Biden's election, the National Park Service (NPS) denied her permit request, citing environmental and indigenous rights concerns.

Kids grappling with suicidal crises, mental fatigue as world reopens After relentless months of social distancing, online schooling and other restrictions, many kids are feeling the pandemic’s toll or facing new challenges navigating reentry.

Moderna vaccine possibly linked to rare, severe blood clot disorder in man who died A Pittsburgh man who died weeks after receiving his second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine had symptoms that met the criteria for a rare, serious blood clot disorder previously only reported in recipients of the Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca jabs.

Flinstone house owner settles with California town, will be allowed to keep cartoon-inspired additions It’s time for one homeowner in California to rock out.

TSA sees highest traveler count at airports since March 2020 Travel continues to take off in the post-pandemic.

Couple loses 50-year-old wedding album as car is hijacked amid anniversary trip A carjacking in New Orleans has resulted in the loss of one married couple’s 50-year-old wedding album.

Coffee shop vandalized by teens invites community to paint mural: 'Give more second chances' Nashville-based Caliber Coffee responded to vandalism by inviting local artists to paint a mural instead