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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: Anxieties over data centers have cranked up considerably, and one Senate Republican wants to close a tax loophole that he argues tech giants are using as “corporate welfare” to build facilities throughout the country.Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., plans on introducing legislation that would tie up a tax loophole for data centers first unleashed by Republicans in 2017 that he charged has been exploited by tech companies to build their sprawling data center facilities. It comes as the GOP wrestles with how to handle the data center and AI issue, which…
Israel and Morocco agreed Wednesday to deepen diplomatic and economic ties under a new trilateral agreement with the US aimed at building on President Trump’s…
Russia sanctions bill stalls over Trump tariff concerns A Senate-passed Russia sanctions bill faces resistance in the House as Democrats raise concerns about granting President…
Liberty, and unleaded for all. A new Los Angeles gas station has been drawing crowds by offering steep discounts — as car-bound Southern Californians look for ways…
The family of Alexis “Lexi” Kramer, the Hooters calendar girl killed alongside car influencer James Wehr in a fiery crash, has launched a GoFundMe campaign…
WASHINGTON — The 2026 primary elections officially wrapped on Tuesday, and after months of statewide battles, Democrats and Republicans have their lineup for the critical November battle for control of the House and Senate. Democratic incumbents were rocked by a wave of upsets from far-left challengers as their primary voters…
5 midterm races that could influence the AI BOOM A growing local backlash against data centers threatens the artificial intelligence boom ahead of the midterm elections. Morgan Stanley highlights five key races where candidates are proposing data center regulations and moratoriums. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Wild courthouse video appears to show a newly sentenced Ohio man slipping out of his handcuffs, punching a bailiff and making a desperate run for the exit before deputies stopped his escape.Timothy J. Reaggle, 20, of Wellsville, allegedly attacked two Columbiana County…
Downtown line culture has officially found it’s place on the Upper East Side — where suddenly everyone is losing their minds over frozen yogurt. On Lexington Avenue, the partition ropes are out, the branded cones are in place, and hungry daytrippers are lining the block while curious residents peer over…
The House of Representatives approved on Wednesday a sweeping sanctions bill to tighten the economic pressure on Russia and fulfill a last wish of the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Trump administration continues…
A Republican senator tried to tell Sen. Mitch McConnell how to vote…
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President Trump on Wednesday called on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates just hours after his hand-picked head of the central bank raised them for the first time in years. “Interest Rates in the United States should be 1%, or less, because we are the Best Credit in the World — BY FAR,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Our Country is BOOMING with new Investment!” “If we stopped Trading with every country that we have a Deficit with, which is most of them, we would make, at least, 1.5 Trillion Dollars a year,” the president continued. “The word ‘Deficit’…
Americans’ household income hit a record high in 2025 while the poverty rate fell to…
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A researcher was perusing a collection of old Egyptian texts in a Dutch library when he stumbled upon a torn piece of parchment containing a pivotal story: a section from Homer’s “Odyssey.” The fragment appears to be from a pocket edition of the epic produced in Egypt around A.D. 300.The researcher, Mark de Kreij, a Greek literature expert and professor at Radboud University in the Netherlands, found the parchment while studying early Christian manuscripts that the Utrecht University library purchased in the mid-20th century, according to a Sept. 14 statement from Utrecht University. Among a collection of Egyptian and Greek…
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A Florida man accused of torturing two children he adopted, killing one of them, will stand trial next year on several charges, including first-degree murder, attempted murder and child abuse offenses. Court records viewed by Us reveal Jorge Barahona’s trial was scheduled in Miami-Dade County for March 15, 2027. Jorge, 59, is set to be tried more than 16 years after his adopted daughter, Nubia Barahona, who was 10 years old, was discovered deceased and decomposed in the back of his truck on the side of a highway in Palm Beach County, the Miami Herald reported. Chemicals were found to be covering her body. Her twin brother, Victor, was also reportedly found inside the truck with Jorge sitting in the driver’s seat. Police said Victor was experiencing seizures due to chemical burns and that Jorge also had self-inflicted chemical burns. An investigation revealed Jorge and his ex-wife, Carmen Barahona, extensively abused and tortured Nubia and Victor, who survived, according to the Miami Herald. The alleged abuse included beatings and binding the twins with electrical cords and shocking them while they were in a bathtub, locked inside a bathroom. Carmen was also charged with murder in Nubia’s death. As part of…
Texas voter fraud crackdown leads to Homeland Security arrests of non-citizens Homeland Security Investigations agents execute a major Texas voter fraud crackdown, arresting seven non-citizens in North Texas for illegal voting. U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould pledges to prosecute individuals who lie to the federal government about their citizenship status to cast ballots. The arrests come amid a broader federal push to secure voter rolls and investigate fraudulent registrations ahead of federal elections. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Nigerian woman living in the United States as a permanent resident in Massachusetts illegally voted in at least two…
Los Angeles’ beach festival season is beginning to look like a total washout. Angelenos and local merchants are seeing red after the sudden cancellation of the 2026 Abbot Kinney Festival — marking the third consecutive year that the beloved Venice blowout was abruptly pulled from the schedule at the eleventh hour. Organizers announced the uncool news just days before the scheduled Sept. 27 street fair — delivering a brutal second blow to a business community already reeling from the shocking collapse of the high-profile Ocean Way Festival in neighboring Santa Monica. That event, promoted by Coachella creators Goldenvoice and set to star…
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Kyrie Irving has built a reputation for making outlandish claims and draw attention in interesting ways. But he has also been known to be very forward-thinking. That appears to have been on display again. Irving offered to pay the $11,492 fine issued to Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair for displaying the name of a Palestinian girl on his eye black. “I’ll take care of his fine,” the Dallas Mavericks star wrote Wednesday on X after learning that Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair had been penalized for an unauthorized eye-black message. Al-Shaair wrote “Hind Rajab” beneath his eyes during Houston’s 36-31 season-opening loss…
A fourth person in Florida has died after contracting flesh-eating bacteria commonly linked to consuming raw or undercooked oysters, health officials said. The death was included Thursday in the Florida Department of Health’s updated fatality count for the deadly flesh-eating bacterium Vibrio vulnificus. The individual was from Broward County and between the ages of 75 and 79, WSFA reported. It remains unclear exactly how the person contracted the infection. Previous deaths were attributed to residents of Bay, Palm Beach and Marion counties, according to the state’s health department. “Most people get vibriosis by eating raw or undercooked shellfish, particularly oysters,” the Florida…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Three people were stabbed Wednesday at a community college north of New York City, and two people were in police custody, authorities said.The three victims were stabbed around 12:40 p.m. on the SUNY Westchester Community College campus in Valhalla. They were taken to local hospitals.TEXAS STUDENT, 15, DIES AFTER SHOOTING TEACHER AT HIGH SCHOOL, AUTHORITIES SAY Authorities seen after three people were stabbed Wednesday on the SUNY Westchester Community College campus in Valhalla. Two suspects were in police custody. (FOX 5 NY)Two suspects were taken into custody, the Westchester County Police Department…
Travis Kelce is offering new insight into his wife Taylor Swift’s dynamic with his four young nieces. “We had to break that habit with your daughters,” Travis, 36, told brother Jason Kelce on the Wednesday, September 16, episode of their “New Heights” podcast, after the pair joked that it felt wrong to call upcoming podcast guest Tom Cruise by anything other than his full name. “When they got to meet Aunt Tay Tay, they were calling her ‘Taylor Swift.’” Travis began dating Swift, 36, in 2023, eventually introducing his nieces to the pop star. (Jason and his wife, Kylie Kelce,…
Considering their recent history, despair is not an unfamiliar feeling to fans of Browns football. That might also be the case for some of its players. Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Thomas spoke out about his experience playing for the Browns for his entire 11-year pro career, with Cleveland going 48-119 in his appearances. In his rookie season, the Browns went 10-6 and finished second in the AFC North, but Thomas never saw another winning season. Thomas told the “Bussin’ with the Boys” podcast about the mental toll the constant losing took. “The way I entered every season was…
WASHINGTON — Iran attacked a US-contracted ship with Americans on board this week, according to a report — heightening tensions in the Middle East, with President Trump predicting the conflict won’t end until after the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Fox News reported that the attack near the Strait of Hormuz featured four Iranian drones and at least one missile. Minor injuries were reported. The report did not specify whether the US personnel were private-sector or government employees or identify the vessel or its cargo. The US military has supported commercial ships seeking to transit the shipping bottleneck, which Iran has…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump’s latest surgeon general nominee, Dr. Nicole Saphier, defended the MMR vaccine and rejected claims that childhood vaccines cause autism during a Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday.Saphier, a radiologist and a former Fox News contributor, would serve as the federal government’s top doctor and public health spokesperson at a time when measles cases are surging across the country.”I believe the MMR vaccine is our greatest tool for combatting measles,” Saphier said during her appearance before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.Sen. Bill Cassidy, the committee’s chairman, asked Saphier…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Taxpayer dollars intended to put roofs over the heads of Los Angeles’ homeless allegedly paid instead for a Tahiti vacation, a high-end nightclub, luxury vehicles and other personal expenses, federal authorities said Wednesday as agents fanned out across the city in an early-morning fraud crackdown.At the center of the crackdown is Michael Young, 46, a founder of Culver City-based nonprofit Home At Last, who received more than $118 million in public funds through government contracts, including more than $75 million from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, according to the Justice Department.…
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WASHINGTON — A Philadelphia federal judge referred the City of Brotherly Love’s George Soros-backed District Attorney Larry Krasner to the Justice Department Tuesday for investigation into whether he violated the law while trying to protect the reputation of his top underling. US District Judge Paul Diamond, a George W. Bush appointee, also ordered that both Krasner and Assistant District Attorney Matthew Stiegler be removed from involvement in relitigating a 2009 murder case at the center of the scandal. In a shocking memo, Diamond wrote he had “reluctantly concluded that Philadelphia’s highest law enforcement official and one of his top assistants…
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