National Correspondent
James Crawford is a national correspondent covering breaking news and domestic affairs across the United States. With over a decade of experience in investigative reporting, he has covered major stories from Capitol Hill to Main Street. His work focuses on the policies and events that shape American life.
Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee and a Palestinian-American advocate, was detained by ICE agents on March 30 while driving, leaving his family unable to locate him for days. Civil rights groups and Wisconsin leaders condemn the arrest as a targeted assault on free speech
A 51-year-old NYC rideshare driver was carjacked at gunpoint by four masked men in Lower Manhattan. The incident highlights the growing concern of violent crime in the city.
Jewish summer camps increase security measures due to rising antisemitism, with some adding fees to combat threats. FBI data shows 2,421 religion-based hate crimes from March 2025 to March 2026. Parents are footing the bill for enhanced security.
ICE agents deployed to US airports to assist TSA during partial government shutdown. Travellers react to presence of armed agents, TSA union criticises move. Over 129,000 people without power in Michigan due to fierce blizzard.
Israel conducted an airstrike killing Iran's senior security official Ali Larijani. Iran vowed 'decisive' retaliation as regional allies intercept missiles aimed at Israel and U.S. bases.
Trump confirmed he'll attend the historic UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House on his 80th birthday where two championship bouts are scheduled to take place on the South Lawn.
From rivalry to military cooperation, the Russia-Iran relationship remains transactional. How Ukraine changed their strategic partnership dynamics.
New conservative organization argued guaranteed income programs will create fiscal problems and drive inflation as cash assistance programs gain momentum across 15 states.
Morrissey cancels a Valencia concert due to severe sleep deprivation from Las Fallas festival noise, calling his hotel experience "indescribable hell."
The Trump ally's departure comes as the centre prepares to shut down for a two-year renovation.
Madison Pettis claimed ex-boyfriend NBA star Michael Porter Jr. was a "psychopath" in shocking podcast revelation about their past relationship breakup.
Bill Maher criticized the persistent push behind the #OscarsSoWhite campaign, claiming Hollywood has made significant progress on diversity at the Academy Awards ceremony.
The U.S. is offering a $10 million reward for intel on Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and IRGC officials accused of attacks against Americans.
Former CISA director warns Iran is allegedly using AI to create false narratives about winning against the U.S., urging people to be careful about online content.
Virginia Democratic Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine oppose DHS funding without reforms, despite a deadly shooting at Old Dominion University involving suspect with ISIS links.
Nicole Kidman reveals her biggest dealbreaker for filming kissing scenes: bad breath. The actress shares candid thoughts on intimate scenes and co-stars.
Country singer Walker Hayes opens up about his journey from working at Costco and battling alcoholism.
Joe Rogan explains why he preferred being around fighters and comedians over Hollywood actors, producers and casting agents during his time in Los Angeles entertainment industry.
Fox News Digital reviews A24's new horror film "Undertone" starring Nina Kiri and Adam DiMarco as two paranormal podcasters. Written and directed by Ian Tuason.
Los Angeles mom Marisa Peters had her colorectal cancer symptoms dismissed by doctors for five years before her stage 3 diagnosis. Now, she's an early intervention advocate.