Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said in a recent interview that former President Donald Trump’s allegations about crime purportedly soaring in the Sunshine State were “delusional.” “Florida’s crime rate is at a 50-year low. That’s just a fact, and it hit a 50-year low during my administration,” DeSantis said during an interview on “The Ben Shapiro […]Read More

The Massachusetts Senate approved a $55.9 billion state budget proposal for the new fiscal year on Thursday, setting up negotiations with the House on a final spending plan to ship to Democratic Gov. Maura Healey by July. One focus of the budget is higher education. The Senate budget would let all Massachusetts students, regardless of […]Read More

Republican presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is escalating his attacks on President Donald Trump accusing the former president of “running to the left,” claiming that he is a “different guy today” than his previous campaign in 2016 and 2020. Speaking with Tennessee conservative radio host Matt Murphy, DeSantis slammed Trump’s campaign saying it […]Read More

The University of California’s board of regents will vote Thursday on allowing illegal immigrants to be employed across the campus system after activists had pushed for such a move — despite criticism that it would be illegal under federal law. The university’s board is scheduled to vote on a policy on “equitable student employment opportunities.” […]Read More

FIRST ON FOX: Cincinnati public schools have been advised to “consider” reporting child abuse to child protective services if a student’s parents are unsupportive of his or her gender identity. A student’s transgender status is confidential and such information “should not be shared with parents if disclosing the information to parents could put the student […]Read More

U.S. Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., will spend a whopping $6 million on commercial ads in key presidential primary states, despite not yet officially entering the race, a senior official on his team said Friday. Scott will spend an initial $5.5 million to run television ads statewide in Iowa and New Hampshire through the first GOP […]Read More

The Biden administration is touting a sharp drop in migrant numbers at the southern border in the wake of the Title 42 public health order’s expiration — with an almost 70% drop in numbers bucking predictions that the floodgates would open when the order ended. The Department of Homeland Security released statistics showing that numbers […]Read More

FIRST ON FOX – Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., announced Monday he will be chairing a congressional hearing on the Biden administration’s “push to enter an international pandemic treaty that could cede American sovereignty to the World Health Organization (WHO).” Smith, who chairs a subcommittee concerned with global health and human rights organizations, first raised concerns […]Read More

One Seattle official is refusing demands to resign after a tense committee hearing concerning the nomination of a convicted sex offender to a Seattle homelessness board resulted in her shouting at a board member. The incident occurred during a May 3 Zoom meeting of a subcommittee of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) when […]Read More

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said language and cultural inclusivity are “very important” to his company’s mission as it builds and trains powerful artificial intelligence systems. “We think this is really important,” Altman told California Democratic Sen. Alex Padilla of language inclusivity in AI. “One example is that we worked with the government of Iceland, which […]Read More