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BREAKING: AG Todd Blanche announces Jacksonville will be part of the DOJ's Model Cities Initiative, backed by nearly $300 million in planned federal investments across select U.S. cities. Blanche says the funding, secured through the One Big Beautiful Bill, will support cities committed to working with the federal government to strengthen public safety and reduce crime. "What we decided that we would do at the Department of Justice is we would find cities where there was the will and the commitment, and we would help provide the way with the funding. And that's exactly what we've done here in Jacksonville."

NEW: Netanyahu responds after Trump announces plans to cut off $4 billion in annual U.S. military aid to Israel by the end of the year. "U.S. military aid to Israel has always been a cross-the-aisle agreement," the Israeli prime minister's office says, adding that American assistance has helped Israel confront enemies that threaten not just the Jewish state, but America and the West. Rather than challenge the decision, Netanyahu's office is framing the move as a shift "from aid to partnership," pointing to Israel's strong economy and evolving relationship with Washington. Trump says Israel is America's "number one" ally, but the country no longer needs the financial support. Download the Fox News app to follow this developing story: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

A driver has just seconds to escape as his semi-truck is stuck on railroad tracks in Georgia, with a fast-approaching train closing in. Witness video shows the truck revving its engine and beginning to smoke as the driver struggles to move it. The train is also blasting its horn to alert the driver. Eventually, he jumps out and runs to safety before the train slams into the trailer, sending cargo flying across the nearby roadway. The dangerous collision unfolded in Decatur, Georgia, and authorities said they are investigating what caused the crash. Download the FOX News app for the latest details: foxnews.com/download?intcmp=…

EXCLUSIVE: A senior ICE official is taking a swipe at Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York City's sanctuary laws after a routine immigration arrest turned into a tense, gun-drawn altercation. Fox News Digital joined alongside federal agents as they tracked down two migrants with criminal histories. One arrest takes seconds, as officers quickly apprehended a Georgian illegal migrant charged with sexual abuse. The other arrest—a Haitian national with an assault conviction and a longstanding deportation—turns into a four-minute struggle that risked public safety. Now, the federal immigration official is arguing that local authorities could have handed both men over instead of forcing agents to pursue them on crowded streets. ICE arrested nearly 2,200 illegal migrants during a statewide crackdown in August, known as Operation Rotten Apple. | @M_Dorgan See how agents track their targets and the unexpected detail that helps them locate one suspect: foxnews.com/politics/inside-…

BREAKING: Meghan Markle’s estranged father has been arrested by federal authorities at a senior living facility in Lakeland, Florida, as disturbing allegations involving child sexual abuse material emerge overseas. Reports claim thousands of suspected illegal images and videos were discovered at locations connected to Thomas Markle in the Philippines and Mexico. Markle denies the allegations, while the FBI says it is aware of the claims and will assist authorities in the Philippines. Download the Fox News app for the latest details: foxnews.com/download?intcmp=…

The battle for the Republican Party's future is already heating up, and three potential 2028 presidential contenders are pointing fingers after a devastating midterm election. Vice President JD Vance blames the war with Iran. Sen. Ted Cruz calls the results a "blue tsunami" and points to soaring living costs. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis describes the losses as "close to an extinction-level event" while highlighting his own state's ability to hold the line. Republicans have lost control of Congress, and the finger-pointing is raising a bigger question: Who gets to lead the GOP after Trump? One prominent Republican donor says the early moves toward 2028 have already begun. See how the political maneuvering is unfolding: foxnews.com/politics/vance-c…

Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice files for bankruptcy with more than $3.45 million in debt, and even his $160,000 Super Bowl ring is listed as collateral. The 26-year-old says roughly $2.1 million of his debt stems from lawsuits, including legal battles tied to a 2024 high-speed crash in Dallas and assault allegations from an ex-girlfriend. Despite signing a $6.5 million contract with Kansas City, Rice reports just $677,054 in personal assets in his Chapter 7 filing. Court documents also show Rice owes nearly $980,000 to his largest creditor as part of a civil settlement related to the crash. He lists just $13,640 in checking accounts while disputing certain debts tied to pending lawsuits. See what else Rice reveals about his finances as his legal battles continue: foxnews.com/outkick-sports/s… @Outkick

BREAKING: The U.S. economy delivers a major jobs surprise, adding 165,000 jobs in October and crushing economists' expectations. Economists had predicted just 65,000 new jobs after a sluggish September, when employers added only 29,000. Download the Fox News app for the latest on the job market: foxnews.com/download?intcmp=…

"The stock market suffered one of the worst days in history based on the results of the election." President Trump is blaming Democrats' sweeping midterm victories for Wall Street's losses, with the Dow plunging more than 1,800 points and the Nasdaq suffering its worst day since April 2025 on Thursday. Trump is warning Americans that their 401(k)s are taking a hit, accusing Democrats of triggering the sell-off after winning control of both chambers of Congress. The losses come just one day after stocks rallied following the election, with technology and AI companies taking some of the hardest hits. See which major tech stocks are getting hammered and what analysts say is driving the sell-off: foxbusiness.com/politics/tru…

France is bracing for another day of unrest after nearly 600,000 people flooded streets across the country, with demonstrations turning violent in Paris and Lyon. Police deployed tear gas, flash bangs and water cannons as clashes erupted, fires broke out and at least one car went up in flames. Many striking workers walked off the job to join the crowds on what was being called "Black Thursday." Those pushing for higher wages, better schools and more funding for public services say they will continue their defiant demonstrations. | @foxandfriends @Jeff_Paul Download the FOX News app for the latest details: foxnews.com/download?intcmp=…

BREAKING: One police officer is killed and three others are wounded after a suspect opens fire on officers responding to a suspicious person call in Colorado. Police say officers were called to an intersection in Lakewood after reports of a suspicious person attempting to board a bus. As officers approach, the suspect opens fire, prompting officers to shoot back and kill the gunman. A bystander is also injured and taken to the hospital. Authorities have not released the conditions of the three surviving officers. More on the deadly confrontation and what investigators are working to determine: foxnews.com/us/colorado-poli…

Turning Point Action volunteer Rainer Vesey, 18, and his brother Asher join @seanhannity after Rainer was slapped across the face by a 70-year-old man outside a New Hampshire polling place. Rainer says the confrontation escalated after he questioned the man’s knowledge during a political debate. “Some people have said that I’ve got kind of a sharp jaw. So I think the better question is, you know, maybe checking on him, see if he’s okay. Maybe I hurt him.” Police identify the man as Stephen Redic, who now faces simple assault and disorderly conduct charges. See what sparked the confrontation: foxnews.com/us/michael-ruiz-…

BREAKING: President Trump meets with his national security team as the U.S. weighs whether to resume major military operations against Iran. Senior officials confirm meetings at the White House on Wednesday and Thursday, while U.S. Central Command is reportedly finalizing preparations for a possible operation. “I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible, but maybe I will have to. You’ll know soon enough,” Trump tells reporters. No order to resume military operations has been issued, but officials are weighing their next steps as Washington considers further action against Iran’s nuclear program. See what officials are revealing about the timing of a possible operation and the conditions that could influence the decision: foxnews.com/live-news/iran-w…

“What they were fighting on was just hatred of Donald Trump.” Sen. Ted Cruz tells @seanhannity that Democrats won without offering voters a substantive policy agenda and questions whether they will even try to pass major legislation. Cruz predicts Trump will reject any radical bills, saying the president would veto them “one after the other after the other.” He also acknowledges growing frustration across the country, calling voters’ concerns “very real.”