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Nevada's execution drugs expiring as legal battle continues Nevada prison officials say one of the drugs they originally planned to use this month in the state’s first execution of an inmate in 15 years expires July 31 and another expires six weeks after a new evidentiary hearing a judge has scheduled in October to decide if or when four-time convicted killer Zane Floyd will receive a lethal injection.

Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Wisconsin prosecutors want judge to allow evidence of past ‘violent situation’ Wisconsin prosecutors are asking a judge Thursday to allow evidence at the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse showing that he had a previous violent encounter in Kenosha before shooting and killing two men last year during a police brutality protest -- and that he also was associated with the far-right group Proud Boys.

Grieving firefighter recovers his own child’s body from rubble of Florida condo collapse A Miami firefighter working at the site of the Florida building collapse Thursday was among a crew of search workers who recovered the remains of his own daughter, officials said Friday.

DC rescue dog who found trapped worker after building collapse is hailed a hero A Washington, D.C., search and rescue K-9 is being hailed a hero after helping first responders locate a trapped worker in the Thursday building collapse that injured five. 

Chicago experiences one of the most violent days of 2021 same day top cop boasts declining numbers On the same day Chicago Police Supt. David Brown touted decreasing crime rates in the city, 32 people were shot and four died, marking one of the most violent days of 2021 so far.

Some Democrats bring back calls to pack the Supreme Court Leslie Marshall and Rob Smith debate the likelihood of a court expansion on 'America Reports'

Gorsuch slams Minnesota county for violating religious beliefs of Amish over septic system dispute Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch on Friday tore into a Minnesota county for trying to force an Amish community to install septic systems in their homes against their religious beliefs, citing the court's recent high-profile decision in a religious liberty case as a major precedent.

Maryland Gov. Hogan tears into Pelosi, Schumer for holding infrastructure bill 'hostage' During a video town hall with No Labels Citizens on Thursday obtained by Fox News, Hogan spoke about the bipartisan $953 billion infrastructure bill in Congress that was endorsed by Biden, saying the plan “will put Americans back to work” and improve American infrastructure.

Lawmakers press TSA, CDC to update mask guidance Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary provides insight on ‘America Reports.’

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British number one Dan Evans sees his bid to reach the Wimbledon last 16 for the first time ended by American prodigy Sebastian Korda. from BBC News - Home https://ift.tt/3jEzPzo

'Fox & Friends' hosts on Texas residents facing worsening border crisis 'Fox & Friends' hosts Rachel Campos-Duffy, Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade on the backlash to the Biden administration's handling of the border crisis.