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close Video More than over 4 million fentanyl pills seized at Arizona border checkpoint in 2022 Fox News senior national correspondent William La Jeunesse reports from Nogales, Arizona at the busiest checkpoint on the U.S.-Mexico border and the illicit fentanyl crisis there on 'The Story.' NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! It takes just two milligrams of fentanyl to kill an adult male. In this year alone, the Border Patrol has already seized over 10,600 pounds of this illicit drug – which means that there was enough fentanyl smuggled into the country to kill every single American roughly seven times over. But that is only fentanyl we have accounted for; we do not know precisely how much fentanyl got past Border Patrol and is currently poisoning our fellow citizens. In Michigan, we saw 218 pounds of this deadly drug seized in 2021. Last month, the city of Flint scored a fentanyl bust so large that it could have harmed 80,000 … [Read more...] about Biden’s border policies fuel fentanyl crisis that’s killing thousands of Americans

After one of the worst nights of her life last month, part of which she spent in jail, Michelle Branch did something that generally makes a bad situation worse: She went on the internet. And then read the comments. Branch, 39, the pop-rock singer-songwriter who was part of the "TRL" class of the early aughts, has kept her private life relatively quiet until August, when she tweeted that her husband, Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney, 42, cheated on her with his band's manager while she was home with their 6-month-old daughter. That night, police were called to the couple's Nashville house and Branch was arrested and charged with domestic assault after she admitted to slapping Carney "one or two times" in the face. The case was dismissed shortly after; Branch filed for divorce, but proceedings were paused and they are in the process of a possible reconciliation. First, Branch would like to clarify that she's "horribly embarrassed" by what happened. "Violence is never the answer," … [Read more...] about Michelle Branch and millennials, the unbreakable bond

Illustration: Doug Chayka One way to understand the past five years of social media is as a race to see who can copy TikTok the fastest and with the least dignity. Instagram (Reels), YouTube (Shorts), and most recently Facebook (Suggested for You) have all undergone covetous and occasionally disastrous renovations inspired by the video-sharing service. It was notable, then, when TikTok announced a copycat of its own on September 15, “a daily prompt to capture a ten-second video or a static photo to easily share what you’re up to.” This, the company says, is a way to share “your most authentic moments with the people who matter the most.” Users of BeReal , the French photo-sharing app that rocketed to popularity this year, will recognize the concept: the surprise notification; the apparently simultaneous double-camera image capture; a suggestion of “realness” or “authenticity.” Lest it be said that TikTok isn’t innovating, it will give users three minutes rather than … [Read more...] about TikTok Is the New King of Social Media. Now What?

0 This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Community Corner The in-person event will benefit Cal's Angels, and virtual options are available! Vicarious Public Relations , Community Contributor Posted Reply After a challenging year – even at the North Pole – Chicago Santa Hustle is bringing back the love after a full year away, with its in-person, 13th annual Santa Hustle 5K and Kids Dash Saturday, December 4 at Soldier Field! Runners and walkers are warmly invited to join this magical and nostalgic holiday-themed event. Santa Hustle registration includes a Santa hat, beard, a gift-shaped finisher’s medal and a customized dri-fit hoodie. In addition to loads of holiday togetherness and fun for ‘Santa Hustlers’, Santa Hustle Race Series, LLC, also gives back. A portion of the proceeds for this event will be donated to Cal’s Angels –a pediatric cancer foundation that grants … [Read more...] about Chicago Santa Hustle 5K Returns Live on Saturday, December 4

FEMA administrator Brock Long defended a series of tweets from President Trump blasting San Juan’s mayor for criticizing the relief efforts following Hurricane Maria. In an interview on CNN, Long suggested that Carmen Yulin Cruz, the mayor of Puerto Rico’s capital city, has failed to connect with a command center FEMA set up on the island to help with the relief effort. “The problem that we have with the mayor unfortunately is that unity of command is ultimately what’s needed to be successful in this response,” Long told CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield. “What we need is for the mayor, the good mayor, to make her way to the joint field office and get plugged into what’s going on and be successful,” he continued, adding that, “I think that’s the bottom line on that tweet.” Earlier in the day, Trump blasted Cruz over what he apparently saw as criticism over his response to the Category 4 hurricane, which hit Puerto Rico on Sept. 20. The storm destroyed much of Puerto Rico’s power grid … [Read more...] about FEMA Chief Defends Trump Tweets, Dings San Juan Mayor [VIDEO]

close Video Cayler Ellingson's former North Dakota high school holds moment of silence at Homecoming football game The former high school in Carrington, ND paused its homecoming events in a moment of silence for 18-year-old Cayler Ellingson. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! CARRINGTON, N.D. – Members of the Carrington, North Dakota, and surrounding communities are preparing to attend the funeral of Cayler Ellingson , who was just 18 years old when he died after a man in an SUV barreled into him. Shannon Brandt, 41, admitted in a 911 call to hitting Ellingson with his SUV in the early morning hours of Sept. 18 following a street dance at a local bar in McHenry, North Dakota. Brandt alleged that Ellingson was part of a "Republican extremist group," adding that he had a "political argument" with Ellingson, according to an affidavit. Brandt also claimed that Ellingson was calling other people to come "get him." Ellingson was … [Read more...] about Cayler Ellingson: Funeral set for 18-year-old allegedly mowed down by Shannon Brandt

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for September 24 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! A man convicted of having set a house fire that killed a young child and two women in Pittsburgh 4 1/2 years ago now faces a life prison sentence without possibility of parole. Jurors in Allegheny County deliberated for about six hours over two days before convicting Martell Smith of three counts of second-degree murder in the December 2017 fire, the Tribune-Review reported. He was also convicted of multiple counts of arson but acquitted of one attempted homicide count. Prosecutors had been seeking a first-degree murder conviction and planned to pursue capital punishment if jurors convicted Smith on that charge, citing the multiple felonies, the child victim and the defendant's criminal record. But Smith, 45, continued to assert his innocence and said … [Read more...] about PA man faces life in prison in arson that killed 3

Click here to read the full article. So you have probably heard that there’s a new Fletch movie out, which revives the wisecracking , investigative journalist of Gregory Mcdonald’s mystery novels for our wonderful modern age. You know, the character originally made famous by Chevy Chase? In Fletch, the 1985 comedy that’s arguably the former SNL star’s greatest onscreen moment not involving a golf club? And 1989’s Fletch Lives, the sequel that’s…let’s say “slightly less beloved” than the original? This latest misadventure stars Jon Hamm , an inspired choice to take up the mantle of I.M. Fletcher, the charming, muckraking reporter with a knack for stumbling across kidnappings and corpses and the most corrupt members of our nation’s One-percent. There’s some missing artwork, a bit of whizzing around Rome on a scooter with an Italian girlfriend, a couple of bumbling cops and, yes, the inconvenience of a dead body showing up in Fletch’s rental in Boston. Three guesses who … [Read more...] about Yes, There’s a Wonderful New ‘Fletch’ Movie Starring Jon Hamm. Not That You’d Know It Exists at All

44 Politics & Government The Inflation Reduction Act could help Connecticut residents with medical and green energy initiatives. Here's what to know. Rich Scinto , Patch Staff Posted Replies CONNECTICUT — The Senate-approved Democratic spending bill that would deliver tax credits for clean energy household products and electric vehicles, prescription drug and health insurance savings, and other consumer benefits to Connecticut residents is expected to pass the House Friday before it heads to President Joe Biden’s desk. The 755-page Inflation Reduction Act , as the spending bill is known, passed the Senate on a party-line vote Sunday. Sens. Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal voted in favor of the bill. “People in Connecticut will see lower prescription costs and real action to fight climate change thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act,” Blumenthal tweeted. “This historic measure will combat costs, save lives and money … [Read more...] about 5 Things Inflation Reduction Act Will Do For CT Residents

23 Business As gas prices fall, inflation is accelerating in services such as groceries, restaurant meals, rent and medical care. Beth Dalbey , Patch Staff Posted Replies ACROSS AMERICA — Inflation is slowing down, led largely by tumbling gasoline prices, but Americans will continue to feel pain at grocery stores and other places, according to the July Consumer Price Index report released Wednesday. Consumer prices jumped 8.5 percent in July, compared with a year earlier, but that was down from the 9.1 percent year-over-year increase in June, a four-decade high, according to the report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Supply chain snarls are also loosening, with fewer ships moored off Southern California ports and shipping costs declining. Prices for commodities like corn, wheat and copper have fallen steeply. Americans paid an average of $4.01 for a gallon of regular gas Wednesday, compared with $4.68 a month … [Read more...] about Inflation Eases With Falling Gas Prices, But Other Costs Rise