The Angel Mom of Megan Bos, the 37-year-old woman found dead and decapitated in a garbage can on an illegal alien's property in the sanctuary state of Illinois, is defending Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents against attacks from the organized left. 

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GOA senior VP Erich Pratt said Thursday GOA's comments on exercising 1st and 2nd Amendment rights together were not specific to Alex Pretti. 

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Democratic Rep. Ilhan Smollett — er, Omar — of Minnesota has a serious credibility problem. Never mind the distinct possibility that she staged a liquid-spraying incident at a town hall […]

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President Donald Trump on Thursday directed the opening of commercial airspace over Venezuela, allowing U.S. citizens to travel to the country soon.

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President Donald Trump said he will announce his appointee to chair the Federal Reserve Board of Governors next week.

“We’re going to be announcing the head of the Fed, who that will be, and it’ll be a person that will, I think, do a good job,” Trump said at Thursday’s Cabinet meeting.

“We’re paying far too much interest in the Fed,” Trump said. “The Fed rates are too high, unacceptably high. We should have the lowest.”

Trump said with the Fed’s help, “we could hit numbers that have never been hit before.”

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve voted to keep interest rates steady for the first time since July.

Trump is reportedly choosing between current Fed governor Chris Waller, former Fed governor Kevin Warsh, BlackRock’s chief investment officer of global fixed income Rick Rieder, and National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett.

Current Fed chair Jerome Powell is serving until May when his term expires. Powell is under investigation by Trump’s Justice Department for alleged false statements about renovations to the Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C. that have increased in cost to $2.5 billion.

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One sports writer who voted against inducting former NFL coach Bill Belihick into the Pro Football Hall of Fame is explaining his vote.

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Chinese national Guan Heng, 38, was granted asylum in the United States at a hearing on Wednesday in Napanoch, New York.

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Fox News Channel continued its unprecedented dominance of cable news in January, marking 24 consecutive years as the top-rated network. 

The cable channel’s ratings rivaled those of broadcast TV networks and beat CBS, even though those channels are more widely available to a bigger audience. CBS suffered its worst ratings this century across multiple programs, according to Nielsen data released Tuesday. 

“This milestone reflects the dedication and hard work that has defined the network since its launch 30 years ago,” Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott said in a statement. “We are not only leading cable, but rivaling the broadcast networks.” 

In January, Fox News averaged 2.4 million viewers in weekday primetime, topping CBS’ 2.2 million viewers. Against its cable-news competitors, Fox News commanded nearly 60% of total viewership across both total day and primetime. 

Top 5 Shows 

The five most popular shows on Fox News during the first month of the year included:  

1. “The Five,” the 5 p.m. roundtable-style discussion show which reached a total audience of 3.7 million people, and recorded an average audience of 2.765 million.  

2. “Jesse Watters Primetime,” the 8 p.m. show hosted by Jesse Watters which reached up to 3 million viewers and held an average audience of nearly 2.3 million. 

3. “Gutfeld!” which averaged an audience of 2.1 million while it reached up to 2.7 million people. 

4. “Special Report with Bret Baier,” the popular 6 p.m. nightly news show, which is in constant competition with its broadcast TV rivals. It averaged an audience of 2.024 million and reached up to 2.706 million. 

5. “The Ingraham Angle,” the 7 p.m. show with host Laura Ingraham, reaching an audience upward of 2.5 million in January.  

Beating the Competition 

Over the past several months, Fox News has challenged broadcast TV news for viewers. 

“Special Report with Bret Baier” beat CBS’ evening newscast in 15 major markets, including Chicago, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Tampa, while also topping ABC’s nightly news show in four markets. 

Fox News swept cable news’ top five programs in total viewers, led by “The Five” with 3.7 million viewers. Gutfeld’s late-night program outperformed all broadcast and cable competitors, drawing 2.8 million viewers compared to Stephen Colbert’s 2 million on CBS and Jimmy Fallon’s 1.1 million on ABC. 

Morning show “Fox & Friends” maintained its lead for the 59th consecutive month in the key 25-54 demographic, beating “CBS Mornings” in 21 major markets and topping ABC’s “Good Morning America” in 14 markets. 

Fox News also dominated weekend programming, with every hour winning in total viewers over CNN and MSNBC by double to triple digits. Fox’s “Sunday Morning Futures” remained the most-watched cable news show of the day, with 1.8 million viewers. The 11 a.m. show that follows, “The Sunday Briefing,” anchored by Peter Doocy and Jacqui Heinrich, earned the number two spot in cable news with an average of 1.7 million viewers. 

Fox’s viewership throughout Monday-Sunday prime time hours was up 11% from December, surpassing CNN by nearly 1.4 million viewers.  

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By Dave Patterson

While in Davos, Switzerland, following his speech at the World Economic Forum, President Donald Trump signed the Charter of the Board of Peace. It is a key element in the White House’s 20-point plan, agreed to in October 2025, to end the bloody Gaza conflict. The plan has three parts. The first was the ceasefire […]

The man who sprayed Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota with vinegar during a town hall in Minneapolis is now facing a federal charge. One federal count has been filed […]

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