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The Trump administration is freezing $11 billion in federal funds earmarked for mostly Democrat cities’ infrastructure projects as the government shutdown rolls on with no end in sight. Russell Vought, the director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), made the announcement Friday while pinning the shutdown on Democrats, whose actions he said left him with no choice but to halt the spending."The Democrat shutdown has drained the Army Corps of Engineers' ability to manage billions of dollars in projects," Vought posted to X.TRUMP IS USING THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN TO DO SOMETHING NO PRESIDENT HAS EVER DONE"The Corps will be immediately

Late-night host Bill Maher is giving credit "where credit is due," congratulating President Donald Trump on brokering the Gaza peace deal. Speaking to his audience on HBO’s "Real Time," Maher acknowledged that Trump accomplished something many thought might be impossible. "I think you’ve gotta give credit where credit is due. I mean, a lot of people tried to pull this off. He did," Maher said Friday.Earlier this month, the White House finalized an agreement between Israel and Hamas to end years of conflict in Gaza. It was a deal Trump and his team helped broker.BILL MAHER BLASTS ‘KEFFIYEH-WEARING COLLEGE KIDS’ FOR

Emily Ratajkowski stunned on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway during her debut.The 34-year-old model walked the runway wearing a matching pink bra and underwear set. Ratajkowski was given angel wings for her debut, shaped like an orchid flower. Ratajkowski's look was accessorized with bedazzled knee-high heels and pink gloves.While her role in the legendary Victoria's Secret Fashion Show marked her first runway walk, Ratajkowski has worked with the lingerie brand before. In 2023, Ratajkowski appeared in the brand's Icon Campaign."I grew up looking at images of Gisele, Candice, Naomi, and Adriana, so it’s simply surreal to be included in

In America, We The People are the sovereign citizens. Our sovereign power flows from God to us. We lend power to our federal and state governments through the loan agreement called the U.S. Constitution.This is radically different from Great Britain, from which we escaped, where the king or queen has sovereign power—and hands out sovereign crumbs to placate their subjects through documents like the Magna Carta. Our most crucial sovereign power, as We The People, is controlling our border and populace. We never gave away this power to unelected judges. Not at our founding and the passage of the Fifth

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s wife Cheryl Hines admitted she is fearful for her husband’s safety following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.  Hines opened up to Fox News about marrying into the Kennedy family and touched on the importance of acknowledging differing political viewpoints, revealing she worries about her husband’s safety. Her memoir "Unscripted," which in part reveals her life with Kennedy, will be released Nov. 11."I am very worried," Hines told "Jesse Watters Primetime." "It can't be, ‘Because you don't think like me, I hate you.’ That's what it feels like sometimes."

It's peak season for cranberry farmers in southeastern Massachusetts. The Bay State ranks second behind Wisconsin in cranberry production across the U.S."Massachusetts has an incredibly robust cranberry industry," says Karen Cahill, deputy executive director of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers’ Association. She tells FOX that a 2023 economic study showed a $1.7 billion contribution to the state's economy and support of nearly 6,400 jobs in the area.   But one cranberry farmer in the state says it's becoming harder to grow in Massachusetts. FARMAGEDDON: TRUMP'S TRADE WAR AND SHUTDOWN ARE CRUSHING THE HEARTLANDJarrod Rhodes, a fourth-generation cranberry farmer in Carver, Massachusetts, produces 50,000

CROSS PLAINS, Tenn. – Many pumpkin patches won’t look the same this year as drought conditions across the United States leave farmers with empty fields.The National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska estimates around 38% of the United States is experiencing a ‘moderate drought,’ which the National Weather Service defines by damaged crops, low water wells and developing water shortages.  Pumpkin farmers – including those in Cross Plains, Tennessee – are dealing with drought conditions for a second straight year. Stephen Freeland’s pumpkins are growing in 14 acres of bone-dry soil. He said the pumpkins are trying to