UNITED STATES

On a recent podcast, Jen Fulwiler—author, comedian, and mother of six—said something that stopped me in my tracks."God, I love being a mom," she said with the kind of unselfconscious joy that you don’t hear often enough in our culture. She went on: "I was so alone my entire life. I finally have my friends. I finally have my community that I never had. They’re my friends and my squad and it’s so wonderful."That line—the squad part—hit me like a wave. Because I knew exactly what she meant.Jen has always been an inspiration to me. I was pregnant with my

In March of 2018, veteran producer Dan Cohen and I were handed a seemingly impossible assignment: Find out what happened to Jimmy Hoffa. Our host would be Eric Shawn, the veteran Fox News senior correspondent known for his dogged and principled reporting. The project eventually became Riddle: The Search for James R. Hoffa, a FOX Nation documentary series that I naively assumed would be a one-off, some neat 50-minute story wrapped in the mystery and mythology of Detroit’s labor history and the enduring enigma of Hoffa’s 1975 disappearance. But I was wrong. And Eric made sure of that.What followed over the

Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed Department of Justice (DOJ) officials to probe election practices throughout the country as part of the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on federal election laws.The DOJ's Civil Rights Division is largely leading the effort, which has involved seeking information from states about their election practices and voter registration lists, sometimes known as "voter rolls," and placing an emphasis on identifying any noncitizens on them. "Election integrity starts with clean voter rolls. That's the foundation for secure elections," a DOJ source told Fox News. "There's been a culture of noncompliance from several states that don't

Cambodia will nominate President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize after he helped the country reach a ceasefire agreement to end its border conflict with Thailand.Sun Chanthol, Cambodia's deputy prime minister, thanked Trump for bringing peace to the region while speaking to reporters earlier Friday in the country's capital of Phnom Penh.Chanthol said the American president deserved to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, the highest-profile international award given to a person or organization for doing the most to "advance fellowship between nations.""We acknowledge his great efforts for peace," Chanthol said.THAILAND, CAMBODIA REACH CEASEFIRE DEAL TO END CONFLICT

A truck carrying hot dogs was involved in a crash along a Pennsylvania interstate, causing a messy traffic jam with hot dogs scattered across the interstate.A Pennsylvania State Police spokesperson said that a tractor trailer ran into some mechanical issues along Interstate 83 on Friday, just north of the Maryland state line, which caused it to crash into another vehicle.The crash caused the truck to brush up against the concrete dividers, causing the trailer to be forced open. When that happened, numerous hot dogs spilled out of the truck.WIND TURBINE BLADE CRASHES INTO TRAFFIC ON BUSY NORTHEAST INTERSTATE"Once those leave

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones may have gotten a bit too real at training camp this week.The Chiefs’ social media team continued the tradition of asking players a question as they walked through the grounds at training camp. On Wednesday, the question was: "What’s one thing on your bucket list you haven’t completed yet?"CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMChiefs defensive lineman George Karlaftis expressed an interest in going to Japan, cornerback Jacobe Covington wanted to go skydiving, and linebacker Brandon George added that he wanted to go to Brazil. But when Jones appeared, he poured his

Speaking to hundreds of mourners on Thursday, the daughter of slain Blackstone executive Wesley LePatner delivered a tearful eulogy as her mother was laid to rest after she was shot to death in the lobby of her New York City office building earlier this week. "My mom was like my rock," the 14-year-old told the congregation at Central Synagogue in Midtown Manhattan, according to the New York Post. LePatner was gunned down in the lobby of 345 Park Avenue on Monday after a man opened fire inside the office building, killing four people before taking his own life.NYPD OFFICERS LINE STREETS TO

A man who allegedly drenched a Virginia city councilman in gasoline and ignited him on fire Wednesday told police he intended for the attack to be deadly, according to charging documents.Danville City Council member Lee Vogler, 39, was working at Showcase Magazine, where he serves as sales director, when Shotsie Michael Buck Hayes, 29, of Danville, allegedly forced his way into the building, poured a five-gallon bucket of gasoline on Vogler, and set him on fire, according to the Danville Police Department.Vogler identified Hayes during the attack, helping authorities make a quick arrest a few blocks away after Hayes fled