PoliticsOn “Hannity,” White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller addresses the growing influence of democratic socialist ideas within the Democratic Party.
PoliticsOn “Hannity,” White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller addresses the growing influence of democratic socialist ideas within the Democratic Party.
WorldThe United States is pressing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to publicly condemn settlers who have surrounded Palestinian homes in Qusra. France is calling for their arrest and prosecution, while residents remain cut off from food and other supplies, increasing political pressure on Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s election.
WorldFive years after the Taliban returned to power, Afghan women face sweeping curbs on education, work, movement and public life. The UN calls Afghanistan the world’s worst country for women’s rights and urges donors to maintain programmes supporting Afghan women, warning that reduced aid could force many organisations to shut down.
WorldYemen’s internationally recognized government army media said the Houthis fired six ballistic missiles at Mokha port in western Yemen on Friday. The Taiz province media office, citing the Taiz Health Operations Room, reported at least one death and eight injuries.
WorldA magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off Indonesia’s Flores region, killing at least 38 people and injuring six. Rescuers are searching collapsed buildings for survivors, while aftershocks, power outages and widespread destruction hinder the operation.
SocietyFive years into Taliban rule, Afghan women have been especially affected by government restrictions. They are barred from public places such as parks and most jobs, while girls cannot continue their education beyond age 12. FRANCE 24’s Peter O’Brien spoke with independent researcher Melissa Cornet in Kabul.
WorldIndonesia’s disaster mitigation agency says at least 20 people died after a magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck early Saturday. Others suffered injuries of varying severity, while the figures remain preliminary. The quake and dozens of aftershocks damaged buildings as search and rescue operations continued.
Sports5:56Liverpool's majority owners, Fenway Sports Group, announced on Friday that they had sold a minority stake in the club to a consortium including Jeff Bezos and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin. Former Queens Park Rangers owner Amit Bhatia is expected to become Liverpool's new vice-chairman under the deal.
PoliticsOn “Fox News @ Night,” Link Lauren and Tiana Lowe Doescher consider the consequences of soft-on-crime policies.
WorldChina is expanding its influence across South Asia through ports, military ties and billions of dollars in investment. From Pakistan to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, Beijing’s footprint in India’s neighborhood is growing. The question is whether India can keep pace or whether the balance of power is already shifting.
OtherFormer criminal prosecutor Margaret McLean analyzes the legal fallout from Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea in the fatal shooting case involving UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on “The Will Cain Show.”
WorldPalestinian residents of three homes in Qusra, near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, say Israeli settlers have effectively cut them off from food and other supplies since beginning a siege on Sunday. The Israeli military has taken no action to remove the settlers, FRANCE 24 correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky says.
PoliticsFormer Democratic campaign operative Evan Barker says the Democratic Party’s base has moved far left during an appearance on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”
WorldAnother intense heatwave has fueled wildfires from Croatia’s Adriatic coast to Britain and Greece. Researchers examine why areas once considered too wet or cool for major fires are becoming more vulnerable, and what Europe’s growing wildfire threat could mean for the continent’s future.
PoliticsFox News co-host Charlie Hurt examines what he describes as progressive socialists taking over the Democratic Party’s “big tent” and considers which leading Democrats could run for the White House in 2028.
WorldIran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has fueled fears that China could adopt similar tactics in the Taiwan Strait. The documentary examines Taiwan’s preparations for a maritime blockade and speaks with residents determined never to surrender.
WorldThe USS Abraham Lincoln has remained at sea for about 250 consecutive days supporting US operations tied to the war with Iran. The USS George Washington is heading to the region as a likely replacement. Families report concerns about sailors’ exhaustion, isolation and mental health, while Pentagon officials reject claims of a crisis aboard the ship.
PoliticsFox News host Sean Hannity discusses rhetoric from democratic socialists and their influence on the Democratic Party on his program, “Hannity.”
World4:15German Rear Adm. Axel Ristau says battlefield experience from the continuing Russia-Ukraine war—including drones, hybrid warfare and air-defense systems—is shaping Germany’s view of future conflict. As ties between Russia and China grow closer, he says European and Indo-Pacific security are inseparable.
PoliticsFox News host Greg Gutfeld and the “Gutfeld!” panel discuss the claim that progressives never go back.
WorldAs Ukraine intensifies strikes deep inside Russia, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accuses the United States of providing Kyiv with intelligence and threatens to destroy Western supplies bound for Ukraine. He also rejects a Turkish-backed Black Sea ceasefire proposal. Nearly a year after renewed US-Russia contact, talks on lasting peace in Ukraine show no progress.
EconomyAston Martin CEO Adrian Hallmark discusses the company’s newest model, the Valen, on Bloomberg Television. He says it is the most powerful front-engine vehicle in Aston Martin’s 113-year history and will be limited to 150 cars worldwide.
SocietyLuigi Mangione’s guilty plea and courtroom confession to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson ends the federal case, but a new battle is looming over state charges.
WorldFirefighters across Europe battled multiple blazes Friday as a new wave of record heat swept across parts of the continent. Japan’s Chiba Prefecture received three times its average August rainfall in one day, while storms hitting the US Midwest for a sixth day caused more flooding after hundreds of residents were forced from their homes.