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A major part of a first-of-its-kind green energy project, which the Biden administration bragged about, is now lying in ruins and polluting some of America’s beautiful ocean and seashore in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Exclusive images obtained by Fox News Digital show the shattered remains of what is left of an ocean wind turbine constructed by Vineyard Wind in a … Read more

A homeless San Diego woman was left to die in the back of her wrecked van that was towed — because no one checked inside first before the vehicle was shipped off to an impound lot, according to her family’s $50 million lawsuit. Monica Cameroni de Adams suffered “severe, but survivable, blunt force injuries” when … Read more

WASHINGTON — Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow — who has criticized her party for being out-of-touch and too “academic” — lashed out at “Middle America” voters, stood by “coastal elites” and suggested that red and blue states could divorce “amicably” in social media posts from after President Trump’s 2016 election. Media outlets branded McMorrow, … Read more

More than 100 illegal migrants were nabbed as part of a five-day mass deportation operation in New York state, the feds said Friday. Of the 133 people busted by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, 20 had criminal charges or convictions on their records, including three convicted killers, the agency said in a statement. Nine of … Read more

Washington Cardinal Theodore McCarrick celebrates a Mass inside St. Nereus and Achilleus Church in Rome on April 14, 2005. (Alessandra Tarantino / Associated Press) Theodore McCarrick, a once-powerful Catholic cardinal who was defrocked by Pope Francis in 2019 after a Vatican investigation determined he had molested adults and children, has died. He was 94. Archbishop … Read more

By a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court on Friday sided with the Trump administration in a lawsuit concerning grants for teacher training. (Mark Schiefelbein / Associated Press) The Supreme Court ruled for the Trump administration on Friday and lifted a judge’s order that had blocked the canceling of $148 million in grants for recruiting and … Read more

Gayle King used a gay slur while retelling a joke on live TV. The broadcast journalist was interviewing comedian Matteo Lane — who is openly gay — about his new cookbook, “Your Pasta Sucks,” when she quoted one of his jokes back to him. “You embrace being gay and your homosexuality,” King, 70, said to … Read more

Trump’s declaration of an emergency that necessitates broad-based tariffs is an abuse of language and logic in the service of bad policy that has little to do with the alleged threat to national security. Getty Images The Trump administration is using Humpty Dumpty rules to justify its new tariffs.  The anthropomorphic egg famously said in … Read more

One Biden EPA staffer described the agency’s frantic multibillion-dollar spending spree at the end of the administration’s term as “tossing gold bars off the Titanic.” AP For too long, politicians and bureaucrats have been fleecing the public purse under the guise of “environmental justice” — a favorite leftist buzzword.  Instead of directly fixing actual environmental … Read more

The head of New York City public schools was forced to apologize for linking a “Stop Gaza Genocide Toolkit” in a newsletter this month — sparking outrage in the Jewish community. The Office of Student Pathways Newsletter, which is blasted out monthly to select teachers and parents across the nation’s largest public school system, included … Read more