A $5 million pilot program bringing free beer, wine and vodka shots to San Francisco’s homeless alcoholics aims to relieve the city’s emergency services, but one addict-turned-recovery advocate says the effort misses the mark and only delays recovery for those who need it. “It’s not a good idea, not when you consider the fact that, over the last four years, …
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Another Boeing whistleblower is sounding the alarm on the safety of the planes after a number of incidents occurred in a 2-day span. Santiago Paredes told “Fox & Friends First” Friday that he was pressured to “falsify information” when logging defects in 737 fuselages, which is the main body of the aircraft. He said it became a constant battle to …
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New Jersey voters are confident former President Trump has a chance to flip the deep-blue Garden State red in November, despite his court battles, as he prepares to draw as many as 40,000 supporters to a rally in Wildwood Saturday. A panel of N.J. voters joined “Fox & Friends First” to discuss why they believe the former president has a …
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The Biden campaign is counting on Vice President Kamala Harris to salvage some of the president’s loss of support among Black voters with an initiative billed as the “Nationwide Economic Opportunity Tour.” The idea, which entails Harris hosting private dinners with Black men in business, politics and culture to talk about their stories and learn how the administration’s policies can …
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The Los Angeles Unified School District is facing growing pressure from parents to reinstate police officers in schools. Two LAUSD parents spoke out on “Fox & Friends First” Wednesday on the increasing concerns about their children’s safety and exposure to violence and drugs while at school. “High school, middle school students, they bring home videos that the kids have taken …
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Chicago residents expressed frustration and anger with President Biden ahead of his visit to the city, warning that Black voters are turning on the Democratic Party in huge numbers. P-Rae Easley and Betty Guider joined “FOX & Friends First” on Wednesday to explain why they think the city is no longer “the Democratic stronghold that they anticipated.” “The city is …
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One Columbia student is taking matters into her own hands, petitioning the university to hold commencement on campus after it canceled its main ceremony over security concerns. Columbia University senior Dana Krantz, who started the petition, joined “Fox & Friends First” alongside fellow senior Ally Woodward to discuss the importance of holding a university-wide commencement ceremony on campus despite weeks …
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Georgia State House candidate Mel Keyton says he’s in the middle of an ongoing chaotic saga as squatters took over a $450K home in his Atlanta-area neighborhood, even coming back after being arrested and bonding out of jail. “This is the worst criminal activity I’ve ever seen in my life,” the Hampton Oaks Homeowners’ Association president and Democratic candidate told …
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A legal immigrant who became a U.S. citizen in 2021 said Wednesday he was “flabbergasted” that illegal immigrants who were flown to Martha’s Vineyard are considered crime victims. Some of the 49 migrants sent to Martha’s Vineyard by Florida officials in 2022 may be given the right to work and at least three have been given work visas. Their attorney …
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Disillusioned with the Democratic Party he once supported, ex-union electrician and retired veteran Tony Milidantri says he’s pledging his vote to former President Trump in hopes of seeing President Biden get the boot in November. “To see everybody go against him [Trump], and what’s happening to him? It’s ridiculous. You have to be blind not to see what they’re doing, …
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