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The top editor at The Los Angeles Times reportedly reassured worried staff Friday after the outlet's billionaire owner vowed to take the paper in a new direction to ensure "all voices are heard."L.A. Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong said that he wanted to redo the "entire" paper, after promising earlier in the week there would be a "new editorial board.""If it's news, it should just be the facts, period," Soon-Shiong explained to "Fox News @ Night" host Trace Gallagher Thursday. "And if it's an opinion, that's maybe an opinion of the news, and that's what I call now a voice.

Podcaster Joe Rogan suggested this week that President Biden wanted President-elect Trump to win after his party pushed him to drop out of the race in July.Biden's smiling face during his meeting with Trump at the White House on Wednesday sparked some speculation that the incumbent was happy to hand over the reins to Trump rather than his replacement on the Democratic ticket, Vice President Kamala Harris."Do you know what one of my f---ing favorite things of this whole election cycle has been? Yesterday when Biden and Trump sat down in the White House," Rogan said. "Biden voted for Trump.

Attorneys for Bryan Kohberger, the man accused in the brutal stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students, are challenging an array of evidence in an effort to prevent prosecutors from presenting it at trial. A filing posted Friday totaled more than 160 pages and included the legal justification for blocking a variety of materials that Kohberger's lawyers say were improperly obtained, the Idaho Statesman reported. Some of the evidence defense lawyers want suppressed is Kohberger's genetic information, which they argue was "illegally gathered by law enforcement," citing the Fourth Amendment, which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures, according to the newspaper. BRYAN

Police officers in Paris arrested two fans at an Israel-France UEFA Nations League soccer game at Stade de France national stadium Thursday. "There was the start of a fight. We were extremely reactive, so the incident was very quickly contained," Paris Police Chief Laurent Nunez told France 2.The fight broke out around 10 minutes after the game kicked off at 8:45 p.m. Some of those involved had Israeli flags draped over their backs. It was not clear what prompted the altercation, and security intervened about one minute after it broke out. Both individuals were taken into custody. One was taken right away,

President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Karoline Leavitt to serve as his press secretary for his upcoming administration. Leavitt has already acted as Trump’s spokesperson throughout his campaign."Karoline Leavitt did a phenomenal job as the National Press Secretary on my Historic Campaign, and I am pleased to announce she will serve as White House Press Secretary," Trump said in a statement Friday evening.  "Karoline is smart, tough, and has proven to be a highly effective communicator. I have the utmost confidence she will excel at the podium, and help deliver our message to the American People as we, Make America Great Again."This

MSNBC’s liberal viewers have largely tuned out the network since Election Day, resulting in the lowest-rated Wednesday in eight years this week.MSNBC has seen its audience flee since President-elect Donald Trump’s decisive Election Day victory over Vice President Kamala Harris despite a historic news cycle that has unfolded in the days since. The left-wing network has been reliably anti-Trump for nearly a decade but it appears viewers need a break from Joy Reid and other hosts pointing fingers over Harris’ loss. MSNBC averaged only 599,000 total viewers on Wednesday, November 13, for its smallest Wednesday audience since June 29, 2016. By

The office of Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said former Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., shouldn't be able to "resign away" an ethics investigation into misconduct allegations, citing Gaetz's nomination to serve as U.S. attorney general under President-elect Trump. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., has pushed for the House Ethics Committee not to release a potentially damaging report on a three-year probe of Gaetz amid allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor and illicit drug use. Gaetz has denied the claims against him.Gaetz's resignation effectively ended the investigation because he is no longer a member of Congress. Speaking with reporters at the U.S. Capitol

Soldiers scramble through trenches under a haze of yellow smoke, machine gunfire booms across the fields, invisible drones buzz overhead and voices scream in Ukrainian "Watch out!"The scene could be 1,860 miles away in Ukraine's Donbas region, but instead some 2,000 Ukrainian conscripts and veterans are training in the muddy fields of France's eastern Marne region, where French and German armies once hammered each other during World War I. DOCUMENTS REVEAL RUSSIA'S INITIAL 'PEACE DEAL' EQUATED TO THE SURRENDER OF UKRAINE: REPORTThe initiative is part of a European Union-funded program that has already prepared 60,000 Ukrainians for the front lines since

FIRST ON FOX – A Delaware court ordered on Friday that CNN parent company Warner Bros. Discovery has to hand over detailed financial documents in support of a Plaintiff’s high-stakes defamation lawsuit or else the company must offer a "sworn declaration" that they do not exist. U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young alleges that CNN smeared his security consulting company, Nemex Enterprises Inc., by implying it illegally profited when helping people flee Afghanistan during the Biden administration's military withdrawal from the country in 2021. Young believes CNN "destroyed his reputation and business" during a segment on "The Lead with Jake Tapper." A Florida judge previously agreed with Young’s

A suspected pair of migrants – one of whom was strapped with a loaded machine-gun – are roaming New York City streets again after they attacked two police officers while resisting arrest last week.Abraham Sosa, 20, who lives above a day care center in the Bronx, was spotted trespassing and urinating inside an unauthorized tunnel area of a Bronx subway station on Nov. 5 at around 4:30 p.m. when police approached him and repeatedly asked for his identification, which he refused to provide, the NYPD tells Fox News Digital.The officers then attempted to place Sosa under arrest on the northbound

Protesters on Friday stormed the parliament of the Russian-backed government in the breakaway region of Abkhazia in Georgia and have demanded the resignation of the pro-Kremlin leader President Aslan Bzhania.A truck was used to smash through metal gates surrounding the government building in the capital city of Sukhumi, and images of the riot show protesters then climbing through the windows and chanting in the halls, according to information sent to Fox News Digital by the East 2 West news outlet.Russian officials said they were monitoring the "crisis situation" and urged citizens to avoid traveling to the region, Reuters reported Friday.PRO-PUTIN PARTY

President-elect Trump announced two more additions to his White House staff on Friday, promoting his campaign spokesman to lead the communications shop.Trump announced that Steven Cheung would return to the White House as assistant to the president and director of communications. Cheung previously served as communications director for the Trump-Vance campaign and was the White House director of strategic response in Trump's first term.Additionally, Trump confirmed that Sergio Gor will join the White House as director of the presidential personnel office. Gor, an ally and business partner of Donald Trump Jr.'s, was in charge of the pro-Trump political action committee

Months ago, President-elect Donald Trump vaguely suggested that those who "like TikTok" should vote for him, raising the hopes for users of the video-sharing app that he might thwart a ban that is soon to take effect.  "We’re not doing anything with TikTok, but the other side is going to close it up, so if you like TikTok, go out and vote for Trump," Trump said in a September post on his Truth Social service.He didn’t make any specific promises to reverse the impending ban, but his team says he will "deliver.""The American people re-elected President Trump by a resounding

A tadpole fossil found in Argentina, dating back at least 161 million years, is the oldest that has ever been discovered.The fossil was found back in January 2020, with news of the discovery published on Oct. 30, 2024, in Nature.The team was not necessarily in search of what they found and came upon their monumental discovery by accident. 12-YEAR-OLD BOY STUMBLES UPON STUNNING ANCIENT FIND WHILE WALKING DOG IN ENGLAND: ‘RELATIVELY RARE’The team was actually on the hunt for dinosaur fossils, according to National Geographic. What they ended up finding was the oldest-known fossil of a tadpole on a piece of sandstone,

Attacks against priests appear to be on the rise around the globe following the latest assault in which a priest in Singapore was stabbed in the face during a Mass on Saturday Nov. 9., marking at least the third attack of its kind this month.Father Christopher Lee – parish priest of St. Joseph church in the west-central Singapore region of Bukit Timah – was attacked by Basnayake Keith Spencer with a knife while he was distributing Holy Communion, reported Catholic media outlet OSV News on Friday.Spencer has reportedly been charged with the "offense of voluntarily causing grievous hurt by a

The editor-in-chief of America's oldest continuously published magazine, Scientific American, resigned after calling Trump voters "fascists."On Thursday, Laura Helmuth announced on liberal-leaning social media platform Bluesky, an X rival, that she’s "decided to leave Scientific American after an exciting 4.5 years as editor-in-chief." Helmuth came under fire last week for blasting supporters of President-elect Donald Trump following his landslide victory over Vice President Kamala Harris, who was endorsed by the magazine. On election day, Helmuth repeatedly attacked his supporters on Bluesky, referring to Americans who voted for Trump as the "meanest, dumbest, most bigoted" group and "f---ing fascists."JEN PSAKI HITS BACK AT

Rep. Greg Landsman, D-Ohio, ripped his party on Friday for trotting out high-profile celebrity endorsements during the 2024 election cycle.Appearing on "CNN This Morning," Landsman suggested that the Kamala Harris campaign banking on celebrity support to boost her chances of beating President-elect Donald Trump was bad strategy because ordinary Americans are indifferent."Like, no one cares what some of these – we like their movies, we like their music. Who they’re voting for? Eh, not so important," the lawmaker told CNN anchor Kasie Hunt.SYLVESTER STALLONE CALLS PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP 'SECOND GEORGE WASHINGTON' DURING AFPI GALA INTRODUCTIONHunt prompted Landsman’s point with a clip

WARNING: GRAPHICATHENS, Ga. – Jose Ibarra, the suspect charged in Augusta University student Laken Riley's February murder on the University of Georgia campus, is set to appear in court Friday for the start of his trial.Ibarra, a 26-year-old illegal immigrant from Venezuela, allegedly attacked and killed Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student, while she was jogging along trails near Lake Herrick on UGA's campus the morning of Feb. 22.Two security guards escorted Ibarra into the Athens-Clarke County courtroom around 7:30 a.m. Friday, about an hour-and-a-half before the start of the trial at 9 a.m., wearing a blue plaid shirt and gray dress

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman declared President-elect Donald Trump’s victory on election night a "serious flex for the bros."Fetterman spoke to Politico this week about Trump’s victory in his home state largely due to the former president’s appeal towards male voters. He called out his fellow Democrats for failing to appeal to men in the same way. "I think this election was a serious flex for bros. And you know, it was strange that Democrats are like, ‘Oh, childless cat ladies. How dare you.’ Okay, that is weird. I don’t know why Vance would say that — you can be pro-family without

The holidays are fast approaching, so as you’re making your lists for gifts to buy, don’t forget to include your pets! Although your cat and dog might not fully understand that it’s the holidays, they love getting gifts just as much as you!Walmart’s early Black Friday deals feature tons of discounts on pet toys, beds, crates and other products. The sale runs now through November 17 and is a lead up to even more sales happening on Black Friday.Treat your puppy or cat this year to their favorite toys and treats. Here are 10 of the pet deals you should

One of the NFL's greatest rivalries in recent years – the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs – kicks off its latest chapter in Orchard Park, New York, on Sunday in a highly anticipated matchup. The Chiefs remain undefeated after blocking a game-winning field goal against the Denver Broncos, while the Bills have ripped off five straight victories to come in at 8-2 on the year. The team to beat in the NFL is the Chiefs, and though they have been in some close games, they have done whatever it takes to get the job done and make sure their loss column

A southern California school board received a tongue-lashing from Latino parents after a high school teacher went viral for his profane rant in the classroom against Latino voters who supported President-elect Donald Trump.Several students, parents and members of the public showed up to the Moreno Valley Unified School District (MVUSD) board meeting on Tuesday. A few students spoke out in support of the Valley View High School teacher, whom they identified as AP World History teacher Maximiliano Perez, after he was placed on administrative leave. But other members of the community were outraged by the teacher's behavior. Clips of his rant

In what could potentially be President Biden's last foreign diplomacy trip, he will soon head to South America to meet with global leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping.Biden will first travel to Lima, Peru, for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, where he is slated to meet with Xi, possibly their final encounter as heads of state, according to a senior administration official.Biden's attendance at the summit is expected to be followed by a stop in Brazil early next week, where the Group of 20 summit, a gathering of the nation's foremost economic powers, is being held. While in Brazil, Biden

Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee told Fox News Digital that he believes President-elect Donald Trump's decisive victory signals success for a second school choice bill introduced to the state legislature this week after his first proposal failed this year. Lee said he agreed with Trump's promises to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, echoing the president-elect's concern over the federal bureaucracy becoming entrenched with gender and race ideology rather than learning."I think it is a great idea to dismantle the Department of Education federally. And I'm a strong believer that policy at the state level should be handled by states, that

A Florida man was arrested last week after he was burglarized and attacked in his home because he left his drugs out in the open, according to Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd on Thursday.Judd, who posts a short "morning briefing" video on his Facebook page nearly every day, shared how 59-year-old victim Everett Brown ended up in jail himself after calling 911 for help.Brown, who lives in the Frostproof area, was being harassed by a group of juveniles, according to Judd.FLORIDA POLICE ARREST 3 TEENAGERS ACCUSED OF COMMITTING ARMED ROBBERY AT A MEMORIAL SERVICEOne day, 14-year-old Phillip Sutton IV allegedly