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Vehicles were crushed, trapping passengers inside.

I wonder how many gallons that was...

Fox26 KRIV-TV reporter, Ivory Hecker, used her live news segment to let viewers know she was being "muzzled" and made her case with a Project Veritas interview.

Jeffress said it looks like, barring legal victories, "that former Vice President Joe Biden will become the 46th president of the United States."

Those who, only a month ago, touted Fox News as their go-to news source have begun distancing from and even demonizing the network they once so loved.

Some of those infected who are asymptomatic may never show symptoms. That doesn't mean others can't be infected. Please stay home as much as humanly possible.

Don't mind me, I'm just a "childless millennial" who loves Disney World.

After his headlining show at New York City's Gramercy Theatre on Friday, Aaron Watson will head over to Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends Weekend” on Saturday, March 3rd.

A young former Obama supporter was set to do an  interview on Fox and Friends concerning the high unemployment rate among Americans between the ages of 18 -24. The rate is at 15.7% at the moment.   Gretchen Carlson welcomed Max Rice, a recent college graduate who was forced to move back in with his parents due the lack of jobs.

"The sky is falling, the sky is falling." Remember the children's book, Chicken Little?" Well in the past couple of months, things really have been falling from the sky! The latest to fall from the sky, an asteroid named YU55.

‘Daily Show’ host Jon Stewart got into a heated – but surprisingly civil – exchange of words with ‘Fox News Sunday’ host Chris Wallace over the weekend, in which the two debated everything from bias in the mainstream media to whether or not Stewart has a political agenda on his show. The most buzz-worthy moment occurred when Wallace accused a ‘Daily Show’ segment of trying to make a political comm

The Green Bay Packers taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl wasn't the only big-game rivalry that occurred yesterday. Before the big game, President Obama sat down with FOX News' Bill O'Reilly for a hard-hitting interview that touched on topics ranging from the Egyptian crisis to the big game -- more after the jump.