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They share our homes, sleep beside our beds, and become part of our families. If an intruder breaks in and a dog steps forward to protect the people inside, should that dog lose its life?
A dog defending its home deserves a fair assessment of what happened. The circumstances should matter, including the threat it faced and the people it was protecting.
We owe our dogs care, responsibility, and a voice when their future is being decided.
Former President Barack Obama is condemning the federal investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar's alleged marriage to her brother, but the original probe actually began during his own administration.
Fox News Digital has confirmed that the FBI and DHS began investigating the allegations in 2016 before a Biden-appointed U.S. Attorney later shut down the probe in 2021.
Now, with federal investigators again examining Omar's immigration history, Obama is accusing the Trump administration of targeting her for criticizing the president.
Omar denies the allegations, while the renewed investigation raises fresh questions about a case that stretches back a decade.
There's more to why the original investigation ended. See the details: foxnews.com/politics/obama-a…
BREAKING: Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro steps off a private jet in Miami after President Trump approved his entry into the United States despite a court order banning him from leaving his home country.
Bolsonaro reportedly used an Italian passport to cross into Argentina with his family before boarding a private plane that stopped in Ecuador on its way to Florida.
The Trump administration confirmed it is granting visas to Bolsonaro and his family, just days after his election defeat.
For the latest details, read the full story: foxnews.com/world/sen-flavio…
PATRIOTIC PUSHBACK: KISS legend Gene Simmons made his feelings about America crystal clear during a NEWSMAX interview Tuesday, declaring himself unapologetically patriotic and saying he has little patience for people who disparage the country.
The rock icon, who was born in Israel and immigrated to the U.S. as a child, expressed his deep love for America and made it clear that his patriotism is nonnegotiable.
"I'm patriotic. Embarrassingly so," Simmons declared, adding that anyone who speaks negatively about America risks losing his friendship.
Marco Rubio has some big words of praise for President Trump after being unexpectedly called out from behind the curtain during a midterm rally in Texas.
“Where’s Marco? Marco! Marco! Come up! Come on!” Trump shouted, repeatedly calling for his secretary of state until Rubio made a slightly bashful entrance.
Rubio, embracing the moment, didn’t hold back when he took the microphone.
“It’s an honor to work for the greatest country in the world, for the greatest president in the history of the United States of America.”
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Rep. Byron Donalds is calling out Democrats and the media over what he sees as a double standard toward Black conservatives.
Donalds says that if he and Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James were running as Democrats, their campaigns would be receiving widespread national attention as they seek to become the first Black governors of their states.
Instead, he argues, their conservative views are overshadowing the historic significance of their campaigns.
Donalds also says Democrats take Black voters for granted, urging voters to look beyond party loyalty when deciding which policies will improve their lives.
Nicki Minaj is taking her support for President Trump straight to the campaign trail.
The rap superstar is expected to join the president at a Michigan rally, as Republicans make their final push to turn out voters ahead of the midterm elections.
With the midterm elections just days away, Trump is making a final push to energize voters in the battleground state as Minaj prepares to take the stage alongside him.
More on the high-profile campaign stop: foxnews.com/live-news/midter…
Elon Musk is accusing Ukraine of using Starlink to carry out offensive drone strikes "to kill people," defending restrictions that disrupted Ukrainian military operations for more than a week.
The SpaceX CEO claims Ukraine violated the satellite service's terms of use, insisting the technology was never intended to support offensive attacks.
Musk also argues that SpaceX has done more to defend Ukraine than any other private company, while warning that shutting off Starlink entirely would cause the country's front line to collapse.
See what Musk says about the restrictions and who he claims controls them in the full story: foxnews.com/politics/ukraine…

































