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Watters' Words: The facts about Nathan Phillips The media have turned a blind eye to the Native American activist's hatred, lies and past after the Covington Catholic confrontation.

Deroy Murdock: The Trump-hating media are demolishing themselves The left’s journalists and artists are so deeply consumed by vile, vicious, venomous rage towards President  Trump and his supporters that they have become incapable of clear thought.

Andrew McCarthy: Trump and Russia -- What the Roger Stone indictment really tells us Roger Stone is the shiny object. The obstruction charges in his long-anticipated indictment, made public on Friday, are not the matter of consequence for the United States.

Second Amendment supporters rejoice as Supreme Court decides to hear a critical case What other constitutional right has to meet as high a standard as the right to bear arms?

Krispy Kreme unveils 'Conversation Doughnuts' for Valentine's Day amid rumored Sweethearts shortage "Finding the right word can be like, I don’t know….hard. But eating a doughnut is easy."

Texas brewery giving away free beer during shutdown Craft brewers and winemakers are being affected.

Viral 'Chicken Soda' star tries pairing chicken with other strange 'dips' Alexa Greenfield would like to give the world a Coke. And some chicken fingers to dip into it.

Gordon Ramsay curses up a storm while eating spicy chicken wings in online interview Gordon Ramsay is known for his foul mouth, but he upped the ante on Thursday.

Rosé shortage looming for summer 2019 as government shutdown continues: report Rosé all day? More like rosé delay.

Pizza Hut 'changes' its name for Super Bowl LIII It’s Pizza Hut’s first year as the official pizza of the Super Bowl.

Skull found in park ID'd as that of restaurant owner who disappeared after business burned down A human skull found in an Alaskan park earlier this month is that of a restaurant owner who disappeared a month after his establishment burned down last year, authorities said.

Powerball numbers selected for Saturday's estimated $161M jackpot The winning numbers have been selected for Saturday's Powerball game, which had an estimated jackpot of $161 million.

Alabama inmate captured days after escaping prison: officials Authorities captured an Alabama inmate who earlier this week escaped from the prison where he was serving a life sentence for human trafficking, officials announced Saturday.

Exclusive: Black Hebrew Israelite member speaks out after Covington Catholic confrontation Kahtriel Ben Yosayf, a member of the group at the center of the Covington Catholic student controversy, sits down with Jesse Watters to explain what the group is about.

Man finds ‘authentic WWII hand grenade’ while magnet fishing in Florida: police Authorities in Florida were notified about a hand grenade that was discovered by a man while he was magnet fishing, police said Saturday.

Louisiana suspect sought after shootings leave 5 dead, authorities say A manhunt is underway in Louisiana, where authorities on Saturday said they're looking for a 21-year-old man following the deaths of five people in what are thought to have been connected shootings.

Manhunt underway for gunman in deadly Louisiana shooting spree At least five people have been killed in two separate parish shootings that are believed to be connected.

Extramarital affair with Kamala Harris? Former San Francisco mayor, 84, admits it happened Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown addressed his past extramarital relationship with U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris in his weekly column Saturday, saying he may have boosted the presidential hopeful's career.

Judge Jeanine: Trump tries to make decisions that are best for you and me What separates President Trump from every other president, is that he’s not one to hold his finger to the political winds before he makes a decision.

Gutfeld on the Covington Catholic students: The teens became this week's media-approved evil The Covington Catholic High School students are proof that the media will use anything they can to smear you.

Can lawmakers stuck in gridlock learn from the grid iron? Former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz weighs in on whether or not Republicans and Democrats can come to a border security compromise before the February 15 deadline.

Are Democrats solely out to destroy President Trump? Former Trump campaign manager David Bossie weighs in on the Democrats inability to compromise on border security during the partial government shutdown.

'Weeeee!' Some national parks open to visitors post-shutdown Park rangers were once again greeting visitors at some national parks across the United States and flight operations at major airports were returning to normal on Saturday, one day after a partial government shutdown came to an end.

Ocasio-Cortez says she’ll ‘miss’ Sundance film premiere ‘due to complications’ from partial government shutdown Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Saturday that she won’t be attending a premier at the Sundance Film Festival “due to complications” from the partial government shutdown.

When can Venezuela expect ousted President Maduro to step down? Asymmetrica CEO Vanessa Neumann says that constitutionally opposition leader Juan Guaidó is the new president of Venezuela.

GOP Rep. Walter Jones enters hospice care A Republican congressman who has represented North Carolina for over two decades has entered hospice care following a recent hospitalization. 

Pelosi: Roger Stone indictment shows ‘attempt by top Trump campaign officials to influence the 2016 election’ House Speaker Nancy Pelosi weighed in Friday on the indictment of former Trump adviser Roger Stone as part of the Special Counsel’s Russia investigation, seemingly questioning President Trump’s choices on who he’s decided “to surround himself with.”

The Philippines vowed to destroy those behind twin bombings that killed 27 people during a Sunday church service in the country's restive south, six days after a referendum on autonomy for the mainly Muslim region returned an overwhelming "yes" vote. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2FQZ4eD

One protester was killed and at least 10 others wounded when they stormed a Turkish military camp near Dohuk in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region on Saturday, burning two tanks and other vehicles, residents and Kurdish officials said. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2Th3FtA

In an unprecedented move, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday said he had fired his ambassador to China, who prompted a political furor with comments about Huawei's high-profile extradition case. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2S86GPD

The United States on Saturday called on the world to "pick a side" on Venezuela and urged countries to financially disconnect from Nicolas Maduro's government, while European powers signaled they were set to follow Washington in recognizing Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country's rightful leader. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2sWtELH

Venezuela's top military envoy to the United States defected from the government of President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday, as the South American nation said the two countries had scaled back their diplomatic missions to skeleton staff. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2Hx1hgU

Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido said on Saturday he had met with government officials to convince them of the need for new elections, after a lawmaker said a meeting took place this week. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2WlXx5x