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The assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk is prompting Timothy Cardinal Dolan to call it a moment of spiritual awakening for young people. Dolan, the Archbishop of New York, compared Kirk to a "modern-day St. Paul." "He was a missionary, he's an evangelist, he's a hero. He's one I think that knew what Jesus meant when he said the truth will set you free," Dolan said Friday on "Fox & Friends." He noted that while Kirk had a blunt style, he respected opposing views."The difference is the way, the mode, the style that he did it always with respect and not only

Former Vice President Kamala Harris noted that she was unaware that she had "pulled the pin on a hand grenade" with her response to a question while appearing on "The View" ahead of the 2024 presidential election, according to an Associated Press report about the unsuccessful candidate's forthcoming book about her whirlwind 2024 White House campaign.Asked whether she would have done anything differently than President Joe Biden, Harris replied by saying nothing "comes to mind" and adding that she had "been a part of … most of the decisions that have had impact.""I had no idea I’d just pulled the

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, argued that people who commit crimes out of desperation should not always be considered as criminals.Crockett appeared on Jonathan Van Ness’ "Getting Better" podcast, where the host asked her to share one key fact she wishes more people knew about crime in America."I would imagine that you worked with a lot of people that were like wrong place, wrong time, like didn't have a voice, like were falsely accused," he said. "What do you wish that people knew?"Crockett said her work with indigent clients in Texas led her to "understanding what ends up having people become criminally

A Michigan resident is speaking out after being told he was "not welcome" in his own city for raising concerns about street signs honoring the controversial founder and publisher of The Arab American News.Ted Barham, a Christian minister and resident of Dearborn, attended a city council meeting earlier this month to oppose renaming an intersection after Osama Siblani. Barham accused Siblani of supporting terror groups and promoting violence in the Middle East and on American soil. "When he's kind of synonymous with Hezbollah and now Hamas, I didn't think it was appropriate for his name to be up so publicly in

Apple's new lineup is now available, including it's iPhone 17, and we've found the best accessories to go with it (or any iPhone). You can order the new low-cost Apple Watch SE, Apple Watch Series 11, Apple Watch Ultra 3 and AirPods Pro 3 on Amazon, while for the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max and new super slim iPhone Air, you can order from Apple. We've also picked a selection of cases and chargers.If you're not worried about having the latest model, we also found deep discounts on Apple's current lineup.Beyond the iPhones, Apple also released a new version

A West Milwaukee pizza factory worker was tragically killed after being crushed by a robotic machine on shift, authorities confirmed.The victim, identified as 45-year-old Robert Cherone of Elkhorn, was working at Palermo’s Pizza’s facility around 6:30 a.m. Wednesday when the fatal accident occurred, per reports.Police and firefighters rushed to the factory after receiving reports of an industrial accident, but despite immediate life-saving efforts, Cherone was pronounced dead at the scene.YOUNG WORKER KILLED AFTER FALLING INTO MEAT GRINDER AT FACTORY OF POPULAR FROZEN BURRITO COMPANYOfficials from the West Milwaukee Police Department said the incident is under investigation, with assistance from the

A Florida man convicted of killing his estranged wife's sister and parents before setting their house on fire was put to death, extending the already record number of executions carried out in the Sunshine State this year to 12.David Pittman, 63, died by lethal injection on Wednesday at 6:12 p.m. at Florida State Prison near Starke. While the drugs were being administered, Pittman took a few deep breaths before ceasing all movement, according to The Associated Press."I know you all came to watch an innocent man be murdered by the state of Florida. I am innocent. I didn’t kill anybody.

FIRST ON FOX: Shortly after announcing a strategy to go after deceptive direct-to-consumer advertising by the pharmaceutical industry, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the Department of Health and Human Services released a parody video of a drug advertisement – a pointed way of emphasizing the fact that the United States is largely unique in allowing drug ads."Tired of endless drug ads promising quick fixes but leaving you sicker than you were before? That can change today. Ask your doctor about MAHA," the parody commercial begins, referring to Kennedy's "Make America Healthy Again" initiative. "MAHA may cause healthier living, fewer chronic diseases,