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Georgia's GOP lieutenant governor recently described U.S. Senate hopeful Herschel Walker as "one of the worst Republican candidates in our party's history." Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan explained to CBS News...

Bill Mumy calls his start in Hollywood "my lucky break." The former child star, who appeared in the '60s series "Lost in Space," has recently written a memoir titled "Danger, Will Robinson: The Full M...

Gatestone Institute fellow and China expert Gordon Chang sounded off when asked about how leftist figures in the Western world often show admiration for China's strongman system of governance. Chang w...

Extraordinary protests in China, the most consequential since the Tiananmen demonstrations of 1989, threaten the rule of the Chinese Communist Party. Risking torture, long prison sentences, and worse,...

FIRST ON FOX - A California teacher who boasted about a "queer library" which contained sexually explicit content, including information on BDSM/kink and orgies, said the books helped students "figur[...

The Grinch's appetite to devour Christmas remains so unsatiated, he is now turning his joy-sucking efforts toward Hanukkah and other faiths' holiday observances. King County, Washington, where Seattle...

An adoptable cat in Utah is the whole package - chocolate factory not included. Tuxedo cat Augustus Gloop, named after the golden ticket winner in Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," is ...

A coyote ambushed a California family's 2-year-old daughter outside their Los Angeles home Friday, dragging her across the lawn before her father charged at the animal and scared it away. The girl sus...

Voters in Georgia head to the polls on Tuesday in a crucial Senate runoff election that will determine if Democrats land a little bit of breathing room in their razor-thin control of the chamber's maj...

The parents of Idaho murder victim Kaylee Goncalves spoke with "Lawrence Jones Cross Country" on Saturday about their hunt for answers as the murders of four University of Idaho students remain unsolv...