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The royal family has historically enjoyed trying food in the United States during their visits to the country, a new book reveals – and one meal in particular might have changed the course of history, according to its author.In his new book "Cooking & the Crown: Royal Recipes from Queen Victoria to King Charles III," Tom Parker Bowles details the food-related adventures of the royal family over the last two centuries.Parker Bowles, son of Queen Camilla, is an award-winning food writer and restaurant critic. 'PASTA QUEEN' FOOD LOVER REVEALS DRAMATIC JOURNEY TO CHEF, MOM AND AUTHOR"I think when the monarchs travel,

It was a dark and stormy night when a video filmed from the cockpit of an airplane emerged on social media, showing the conditions pilots face when landing in heavy rain."This was the day I learned that planes have wiper blades," said TikToker @damailufta, who shared her front-row seat behind the pilots in the cockpit as their windshield wipers worked to clear the view for landing at Sola Airport in Stavanger, Norway.Mina Farmen Bertheussen, 30, who said she's a Norwegian Airlines flight attendant based in Oslo, wasn’t working the night she filmed the video; she was a passenger on her

A Florida man was arrested last week after state police said he pretended to be an undercover officer in order to avoid a background check.William Dennis Milstead, 64, was charged with falsely impersonating a police officer, making a false statement to obtain property and using a two-way communication device to commit a felony, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.Milstead was arrested after a real estate agency reported to the FDLE that he was attempting to lease a residential property without undergoing a background check.MAN IMPERSONATING AS OFFICER FORCES WAY INTO ORLANDO HOTEL ROOM, ROBS WOMAN AT GUNPOINT: POLICEMilstead

A Republican senator clashed with NBC anchor Kristen Welker in a Sunday interview after he pushed back against the scrutiny over President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominations, compared to their treatment of President Biden's more controversial staffing picks.Democrats in Congress and in the media have blasted Trump's cabinet nominees over their qualifications, including combat veteran Pete Hegseth as secretary of defense; South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem as secretary of homeland security; Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., as attorney general; and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), among others. On NBC's "Meet the Press" on

A new report revealed Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign paid more than double what was previously reported for the Oprah Winfrey town hall event.FEC filings, first reported by the Washington Examiner, show the Harris campaign made two $500,000 payments to Winfrey’s Harpo Productions on Oct. 15, a month after Winfrey's town hall with Harris and weeks before the pair appeared at a Harris Philadelphia rally. Now, two sources have told The New York Times the full price of the event with Winfrey was closer to $2.5 million.Harris' campaign spent $1.5 billion, or $100 million per week during her 15-week presidential

New Orleans police are investigating two shootings near a popular parade route on Sunday afternoon that left two dead and 10 others wounded.The first shooting took place at about 3:38 p.m. in the 1800 block of Almonaster Avenue, according to the police department. Officers assigned to work the Nine Times Second Line parade responded to gunfire in the area and found eight people who had been shot. All eight victims were taken to a local hospital by ambulance, and a ninth victim arrived at a local hospital by private vehicle.NEW ORLEANS DA RELEASED VIOLENT CONVICTS ONTO THE STREETS BEFORE NEW OVERSIGHT LAW

President-elect Trump announced on Sunday that he has picked Brendan Carr to serve as Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) starting in January.Carr, who is currently the senior Republican member of the FCC, was first nominated to the commission by Trump in 2017. In a statement released on Sunday night, Trump commended Carr and noted that he had "been confirmed unanimously by the United States Senate three times.""His current term runs through 2029 and, because of his great work, I will now be designating him as permanent Chairman," Trump wrote.The Republican leader went on to call Carr "a warrior

What looked to be a Los Angeles Chargers beatdown on the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium on "Sunday Night Football" turned into a thriller in the second half.But the Chargers were able to take down the Bengals, 34-27, behind J.K. Dobbins’ 29-yard touchdown, his second of the game. The game was deadlocked at 27 apiece when Justin Herbert got the ball with just 45 seconds left to play, and he found Ladd McConkey on two amazing passes for a total 55 yards to get into Bengals territory. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt seemed like the Chargers would just run

Former Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., may be done with Congress. But Congress is not done with him. And as President-elect Trump’s pick to serve as Attorney General, Gaetz is apparently not done with Congress, either.Gaetz negotiated with Mr. Trump to become Attorney General on a flight to Florida – just hours after the incoming President spoke to House Republicans in Washington last week. Mr. Trump then made Gaetz his pick and the Florida Republican resigned.What wasn’t known at the time was that the House Ethics Committee was on the precipice of releasing a report investigating allegations of "sexual misconduct" and

MSNBC host Jen Psaki said the Democratic Party is lost in the "wilderness" and without a leader after Kamala Harris' stunning defeat to President-elect Donald Trump.In an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday, Psaki was asked how Democrats regain their footing and begin to "chart their path forward" after losing the White House, Senate and House of Representatives. "Look, I think Democrats are in the wilderness, as you just said before, there is no clear leader of the party. Joe Biden is going to be out of office shortly. Kamala Harris just lost the election. There are a lot of

The Library of Congress email systems suffered a substantial hack earlier this year by a "foreign adversary," Fox News can confirm.It is unclear if the hack compromised accounts of those who work directly for the House and Senate.However, Fox News is told that U.S. Capitol Police has referred the matter to the FBI, and it is investigating the scope of the hack.Fox is told the Library of Congress notified impacted congressional personnel in the House and Senate, which included both Republican and Democratic offices.CHINESE SPIES HACKED TRUMP ATTORNEY TODD BLANCHE'S PHONE: SOURCE"The Library of Congress recently discovered a cyber breach

A single-engine plane crashed at a California racing facility on Sunday, injuring at least three people and interrupting a drag racing competition.The crash was reported at the Pomona Dragstrip shortly after 11 a.m. on Sunday. The venue was hosting the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) Drag Racing finals at the time.The Los Angeles County Fire Department reported the incident on X, noting that at least three people received "moderate to severe injuries.""At 11:10 AM #LACoFD units responded to a single engine plane down," the social media post states. "3 passengers transported to local area hospitals with moderate to severe injuries."EXPLOSION

Newport Beach, California, Mayor Will O’Neill is blasting state lawmakers after the Coast Guard apprehended 21 migrants who were on a boat nearly a mile off the coast on Thursday.FOX 11 in Los Angeles reported that 18 of the migrants who were detained were from Mexico, while two were from Uzbekistan and one was from Russia."There’s no way you intend on trying to protect Uzbeki nationals coming in from our southern border," O’Neill said, directing his comments to California lawmakers. "Get your act together, figure this out, because we’re having real problems affecting real people in your cities all across

Christina Hall admitted that filming her new reality series, "The Flip Off," with her ex, Josh Hall, was anything but fun.The home renovation expert and her estranged husband were set to star alongside her first husband, Tarek El Moussa, and his new wife, former "Selling Sunset" star Heather El Moussa.Filming had already been underway on the new HGTV show when Christina and Josh filed dueling divorce documents in July, citing "irreconcilable differences." "When someone is insecure by you and doesn't like to watch you win, that really puts a damper on everything," Christina told Entertainment Tonight.HGTV STAR CHRISTINA HALL IS STILL

Ben Carson broke his silence around rumors of him joining the second Trump administration as the U.S. surgeon general on Sunday, but noted that he plans to speak with President-elect Donald Trump soon.Carson, who served as the secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) from 2017 to 2021 during the first Trump administration, dispelled the false reports in an X post on Sunday."I am excited to speak with President Trump about how I will continue to advance the America First agenda, and I am meeting with him in the near future," the retired neurosurgeon wrote. "However, contrary to reports, I will

The former White House coronavirus response coordinator on Sunday said she is looking forward to the Senate confirmation hearing of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who President-elect Trump tapped for his secretary of Health and Human Services, as a unique opportunity to have a transparent discussion on the health of Americans.Dr. Deborah Birx, who served in Trump's first administration, appeared on CBS’ "Face the Nation," where she was asked at length about Kennedy potentially leading the agency and his views on health issues such as vaccines."That's why when he talks about transparency, I'm actually excited that in a Senate hearing he

California Senator-elect Adam Schiff defended his claims of Russian collusion years later during a recent appearance on CNN’s "State of the Union." Host Jake Tapper asked Schiff Sunday about President-elect Donald Trump’s recent controversial cabinet nominations, such as former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz. Although Tapper referred to these nominees as "disruptors," he wondered whether there was introspection in Washington over inspiring them. "You were censured in the House last year for, in their view, holding positions of power during the Trump presidency as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and, according to them, ‘abusing this

Alec Baldwin's appearance on "Saturday Night Live" provided more laughs long after the live telecast ended.Baldwin, 66, was trolled online after the show when eagle-eyed fans noticed during the closing scene of Charli XCX's hosting gig that the "Rust" actor failed to zip up his trousers.During the beginning of the weekly sketch comedy show, Baldwin also ignited heated discussions on social media when he appeared for the first time on SNL as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.One user simply wrote, "Alec Baldwin's zipper was down on SNL. What a loser."ALEC BALDWIN ROASTED ONLINE FOR 'TONE DEAF' VETERANS DAY MESSAGE FEATURING KEVIN

Michael J. Fox is still showcasing his humor and hobbies as he continues to deal with Parkinson’s disease.At the Michael J. Fox Foundation’s annual A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson’s gala on Saturday, the actor told People magazine that maintaining his admittedly darker sense of humor can be "hard for me," adding "I gotta keep it intact."Fox continued, saying that dark humor can bypass taboos about difficult topics, saying, "Let’s embrace that and make a difference."This year’s fundraiser was hosted by Denis Leary and featured Stevie Nicks performing.MICHAEL J. FOX SAYS HE DOESN'T FEEL SORRY FOR

President Biden has authorized Ukraine's military to use U.S.-provided long-range missiles on targets inside Russian territory, senior U.S. officials confirmed to Fox News on Sunday. The senior U.S. official said the weapons will mostly focus on the Kursk region of Western Russia. The decision was first reported by The New York Times.According to the official, Biden's decision was spurred by the Russian decision to invite 10,000 North Korean soldiers into the fight against Ukraine in Kursk. Russian President Vladimir Putin has previously said the U.S.'s approval of such missile strikes would constitute an act of war. He has yet to react to

President-elect Trump thanked UFC president Dana White and fight fans for welcoming him to Madison Square Garden on Saturday night."THANK YOU TO THE GREAT DANA WHITE AND #UFC309!" he wrote in posts on X and Truth Social along with a video of himself and his Cabinet nominees.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMTrump entered the "World’s Most Famous Arena" to a raucous ovation. He was flanked by White, his children, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Vivek Ramaswamy, Tulsi Gabbard, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Kid Rock. He shook hands with Jelly Roll, hugged Joe Rogan and sat near Elon

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers became the latest NFL star to nail President-elect Trump’s dance moves as a touchdown celebration.Bowers caught a 23-yard touchdown pass from Gardner Minshew II with 1:21 left in the third quarter. The score cut the Raiders’ deficit to 17-12 against the Miami Dolphins. He had seven catches on eight targets for 85 yards at that point.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe then did the move in the back of the end zone.Bowers is the latest NFL star to do the move. San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa and the rest

NFL fans have witnessed and spoken out about some of the questionable penalty flags thrown and no calls that have been made during games this season.Sunday was no different.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMFans were irked during the Minnesota Vikings and Tennessee Titans game after a penalty was thrown on Titans safety Mike Brown for a crushing hit on wide receiver Jordan Addison.Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold threw a pass to Addison in the end zone. There were about three defenders around Addison on the play. Brown leaned with his shoulder and appeared to hit Addison right in the

Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., says Democrats cannot afford to "freak out" over everything President-elect Trump says or does."It's still not even Thanksgiving yet," Fetterman told CNN "State of the Union" host Jake Tapper on Sunday. "If we're having meltdowns, you know, every tweet or every appointment or all those things, I mean, it's going to be four years."Fetterman said he previously warned of the "jackpot" for Trump, where Republicans gained control of the White House, House of Representatives and the Senate, along with a Supreme Court that has a "conservative slant." "They have the absolute ability to run the table at

A Minnesota election judge is being charged after allegedly accepting people who were not properly registered to vote in the 2024 election.Timothy Michael Scouton, who served as the head election judge for the Badoura Township Precinct in Hubbard County, Minnesota, is being charged with one count of accepting the vote of an unregistered voter and one count of neglect of duty by an election official, both felonies, according to a report from Fox 9.Police say they were notified by an election auditor that 11 voters did not complete proper registration forms, yet were allowed to vote despite not being able