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Researchers reveal EV industry can still be linked to child labor-fueled mines

FIRST ON FOX: Base minerals that are vital for electric vehicle batteries can be sourced to artisanal African mines, which may employ child labor, according to a new report.

Bill Clinton ripped Hillary’s campaign as not being able to sell ‘p—- on a troop train,’ new book says

Former President Bill Clinton allegedly criticized his wife's 2016 campaign over its insufficient communications, expressing that they could not sell 'p---- on a troop train.'

California’s record deficits are a bad model for other states

When the Internal Revenue Service granted Californians an extension on 2022 taxes due to bad weather, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) was forced to guess how strong his state’s economy was and how much tax revenue the government would collect.

Andrew Cuomo on the ‘nasty’ environment of today’s polarizing politics

Half the time Andrew Cuomo likes me, half the time not. He says: “I always like you — just not the things you write.”

Speaker Johnson withdraws both House FISA bills

House Speaker Mike Johnson pulled both pieces of competing legislation to overhaul the federal government's chief spy power under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

‘Antisemitic garbage’: Anti-Jewish poster found hanging outside GOP Rep. Walberg’s office

Rep. Tim Walberg, Michigan Republican and a staunch supporter of Israel, said an antisemitic sign was found hanging outside his district headquarters, marking the second time his office has been targeted.

Vivek Ramaswamy looks to clear up climate change skepticism to woo young Republicans

Vivek Ramaswamy sought to offer young Republican voters Monday evening an in-depth look into his stance on climate change after the GOP presidential candidate called it a "hoax" during primary debates.

Former Rep. George Santos is in plea negotiations with federal prosecutors

Former U.S. Rep. George Santos is in negotiations to resolve his federal criminal fraud case, prosecutors said in a court filing Monday.

Jury decides against Google’s app store in antitrust lawsuit 

A federal jury in California sided with "Fortnite" maker Epic Games in the company's antitrust lawsuit against Google's Android App Store, finding the store violated antitrust laws and was illegally protected from competition. The jury in San Diego reached a unanimous verdict on Monday night after nearly three hours of deliberation following a weeks-long trial...

FIFA report finds more online abuse of female World Cup players than male

A report published by FIFA and FIFPRO, the global union for soccer players, found that female soccer players who participated in this year’s World Cup were subjected to online abuse more than their male counterparts. The report, published Monday, found that female World Cup players were 29 percent more likely to be subjected to online...

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