Fox Digital spoke to residents in Houston, Texas, Knoxville, TN., and Washington, D.C., about how they feel about current grocery prices as a result of inflation and if they feel better off now under the Biden-Harris administration or during the Trump administration. Kenneth in Houston did not hold back when comparing the nation under Trump versus Biden-Harris; “the country was …
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Colorado parents and teachers who fought to create the first charter school in their district are celebrating after their students outperformed other local schools on state tests. “To me, it was a validation that classical education produces great test results without teaching to the test,” Marc Vieux, father of three Merit Academy students, told Fox News Digital. “Teach them to …
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Americans across the country reacted to Hunter Biden’s conviction in his federal gun case Tuesday, offering opinions on whether justice was served, if the verdict would affect their votes and the fallout of a possible pardon from his father. Rhonda, a self-described conservative voter from Washington state, said the verdict hadn’t changed her decision to vote against President Biden. “I’m …
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As fireworks burst in the sky on Independence Day 2018, Roxanne and Carter Maier were putting in yet another grueling 14-hour day of remodeling a former doctor’s office into a dance studio in Brentwood, a small suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. “This is the last time we’re doing this,” the husband and wife team told each other multiple times throughout …
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People living and working in Portland, Oregon, told Fox News Digital they hope the ousting of their progressive district attorney will end what they view as a permissive attitude toward crime. “They wanted law and order,” former Portland news videographer Andy Chandler said of voters’ decision. “They didn’t want this kind of hollow, empty gesture concept of law and order …
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This story is the fifth in a series examining the mass-migration of West Coast residents to Idaho. Read parts one, two, three and four. COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — Seth Horst used to avoid telling strangers what he did for a living. “Police officer” felt like a four-letter word in 2020, especially in California. Fast-forward a year and Horst stood with …
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A Chicago-based stand-up comedian spoke out about the industry’s “comeback” after going viral for a video of him roasting a Biden administration staffer. “I think comedy is critical for a society. I think everyone needs it. If we just focus on the dark things, we’re going to go to a dark place. So it’s cool to have it, and I …
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This story is the fourth in a series examining the mass-migration of West Coast residents to Idaho. Read parts one, two and three. POST FALLS, Idaho — The parking lot outside North Idaho Arms was quiet early one Saturday morning, but owner Bryan Zielinski soon expected it to fill with cars, many of them bearing Washington plates. Most customers only …
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University leaders need to dig deeper into why some students are feeling unsafe after a slew of anti-Israel protests led to encampments, mass arrests and antisemitic accusations on college campuses, a Jewish student at Brandeis University told Fox News Digital. “Even if you’re not physically threatened, it’s very scary to walk past a group of people who unconditionally hate you,” …
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A pastor from the South Side of Chicagowho spent years working to improve his community said his “faith in government is very low” after seeing how his city has handled the ongoing migrant crisis. “It’s been overwhelming. We already have an infrastructure that is overburdened and we already have a city that is already overtaxed. And now you’re adding individuals …
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