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BREAKING: The U.S. economy grew at an annualized rate of 3.4% in the third quarter, beating economists' expectations of 3.2%.
The stronger-than-expected GDP report comes as President Trump makes his final push on the campaign trail, with the midterm elections just days away.
NEW: More than 33 million Americans have already voted with less than a week to go before the November 3 midterm elections.
As of Wednesday morning, more than 16.2 million ballots had been cast in person, with another 16.1 million submitted by mail.
Key battleground states are also seeing significant early voting activity as the battle for control of Congress enters its final stretch.
NEW: "It goes from drugs, to child pedophiles, to rapists, to drug traffickers, to gangbangers."
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin reveals some of the charges associated with more than 16,000 ICE detainer requests he says have been ignored by New York state.
"The list is horrific... It's not humane. What it creates is a melting pot for criminal activity."
BREAKING: Federal authorities raid a Beverly Hills mansion in connection with an investigation involving former Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell, Fox News has learned.
The search comes after the FBI searched Swalwell's Washington, D.C., home in August and seized his electronic devices at San Francisco International Airport.
Swalwell resigned from Congress and dropped his California gubernatorial bid following multiple sexual misconduct allegations, including accusations from a former staffer.
The latest raid follows another development involving newly declassified FBI records about Swalwell's relationship with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative.
An AI chatbot goes looking for Georgia election data on its own, reportedly getting past a paywall without anyone telling it to.
Anthropic's Claude AI model independently requested a token to access a government dashboard containing aggregate vote counts while working on an internal statistics project, according to Axios.
The company insists Claude never accessed voter registration records, retrieved individual voting information, or changed election data.
But the incident reached the White House, and Trump administration officials reportedly pressed Georgia officials to make it public sooner.
"This is actually truly bizarre."
Vivek Ramaswamy calls out his gubernatorial opponent in Ohio, saying Amy Acton declined multiple invitations for a debate before Election Day.
Ramaswamy also takes a swipe at Acton and her campaign for reportedly banning video recording at her own events.
Elon Musk is accusing Ukraine of using Starlink to carry out offensive drone strikes "to kill people," defending restrictions that disrupted Ukrainian military operations for more than a week.
The SpaceX CEO claims Ukraine violated the satellite service's terms of use, insisting the technology was never intended to support offensive attacks.
Musk also argues that SpaceX has done more to defend Ukraine than any other private company, while warning that shutting off Starlink entirely would cause the country's front line to collapse.
“We’ve been doing this together for 11 years… and I want to thank you for it,” Trump tells supporters at a Florida rally.
With Election Day approaching, the president is reflecting on the political movement that began with his first White House campaign in 2015, from his iconic escalator ride at Trump Tower to his 2024 victory.
Video captured the tense moment a New Jersey mayor charged toward a resident in the middle of a township council meeting, forcing several people to intervene.
Mayor Matthew Bianchini of Pemberton Township admits he lost his temper, saying: "I just basically snapped."
The mayor claims the confrontation was prompted by disrespectful comments the resident allegedly directed at the mayor's wife and daughter, which the resident denies.
The resident is seeking criminal charges and has called for the mayor to resign, while the mayor is defending his actions despite acknowledging he crossed a line.
Seconds before the national anthem begins, players from both WNBA Finals teams jog off the court. And for the third straight game, they don't return until the song is over.
The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries repeat the routine Wednesday night at State Farm Arena, despite league rules requiring players, coaches and trainers to stand in line during the anthem.
NEW: President Trump lashes out at a CNN reporter while defending his decision to delay sanctions against Russia during negotiations to free American Stephen Hubbard:
"You don't know what you're talking about. You're a dummy, you're a low IQ person."
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After more than four years in Russian captivity, American Stephen Hubbard is finally on his way back to the United States.
The White House shares a photo marking the 74-year-old Michigan native's release, as President Trump celebrates his return and takes aim at the Biden administration.
Trump says he personally requested Hubbard's release during a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and no prisoner swap was required.
"Only women are eligible to play in the WNBA and the individuals you cite in your letter are both men."
Federal investigators are digging into Rep. Ilhan Omar's immigration history, with new details emerging about a raid on her Washington, D.C., home.
Authorities seized Omar's phone and personal passport, obtained a DNA sample, and issued more than a dozen subpoenas to family members. Her sister also voluntarily spoke with investigators last week.
A separate financial investigation and questions about Omar's age when she became a U.S. citizen in 2000 add another layer to the scrutiny.
Omar denies wrongdoing, and her attorneys say there is no legitimate basis to suggest she violated citizenship laws.
The battle for control of the Senate is coming down to a handful of states, and even traditionally Republican strongholds are now in play.
Fox News Power Rankings identify South Carolina, Texas, Iowa, Alaska, Michigan and Maine as toss-ups heading into Tuesday's midterm elections.
South Carolina is the latest addition to the competitive category, while polling in Iowa shows a margin of less than one percentage point.
Americans have elected three Black governors in the nation's 250-year history. By next week, that figure could multiply.
From Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia to Byron Donalds in Florida to David Crowley in Wisconsin, Black candidates are vying to lead eight states from the South to the Midwest to the West. In all, five Democrats are running in gubernatorial races, and three Republicans are vying to be the country's first elected Black Republican governor.
UNDER A WEEK TO GO: The fight for the Senate is coming down to a handful of tight races — including several in states Trump won in 2024.
Alaska, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, and Texas are all toss-ups in the final Fox News Power Rankings, while Ohio just moved from toss-up to Lean D.
Republicans are also facing tighter races on traditionally red turf, with South Carolina moving to Lean R and Mississippi to Likely R.
With Election Day closing in, both parties have plenty of ground to defend, and just a few races could decide control of the Senate.
NEW: President Trump reveals how he plans to work with Democrats if they take control of the House after next week's midterm elections.
"We'll figure out a way," Trump tells reporters, pointing to his veto power and the possibility of negotiating deals with Democrats.
Trump says he hopes Republicans keep the House, but notes that presidents have dealt with divided government before and still managed to get deals done.
"He certainly has a lot of weird friends. And he said a lot of crazy stuff."
VP JD Vance goes after Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, accusing the Senate hopeful of aligning himself with Democrats who Vance says associate with people who justify violence against the United States.
Vance says he doesn't believe most Democratic voters share those views, but argues that many elected Democrats do.
Rep. Byron Donalds is calling out Democrats and the media over what he sees as a double standard toward Black conservatives.
Donalds says that if he and Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James were running as Democrats, their campaigns would be receiving widespread national attention as they seek to become the first Black governors of their states.
Instead, he argues, their conservative views are overshadowing the historic significance of their campaigns.
Donalds also says Democrats take Black voters for granted, urging voters to look beyond party loyalty when deciding which policies will improve their lives.
"Ruthless Podcast" hosts break down Minnesota's Senate race as polling shows former sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya gaining ground.
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Former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says President Trump isn't backing down from political challenges facing Republicans as he travels across the country ahead of midterms.
With the GOP historically losing ground in midterms, Trump is taking his message directly to voters, working to energize supporters and help Republicans defend their congressional majorities.
Leavitt says the president remains defiant and optimistic, even as the GOP confronts a difficult political environment.
"It's a totally false story."
President Donald Trump shuts down allegations involving his son-in-law Jared Kushner after a reporter asks about a new book claiming Kushner had access to roughly $2 billion in accounts funded by Middle Eastern leaders.
Trump calls the allegations "fake news," rejecting the claims as Kushner also publicly denies the account.
A polling company admits its election data was completely fabricated just two weeks before the midterms, raising questions about how fake numbers ended up in major news coverage.
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Mike Rogers confronts Abdul El-Sayed over his alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, sparking a heated exchange during Michigan's U.S. Senate debate.
Rogers points to a 2012 letter El-Sayed reportedly signed calling for the removal of Egyptian police officials, questioning his record on law enforcement.
El-Sayed fires back, calling the attack "shameful" and accusing Rogers of questioning his commitment to the Constitution.
Rogers refuses to back down, arguing the issue is about the Muslim Brotherhood's ideology, not El-Sayed's religion.
El-Sayed denies any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, and no evidence has established that he is affiliated with the organization.
WATCH: President Trump signs a "Learing Center" sweatshirt for independent journalist Nick Shirley following the White House fraud task force briefing.
During the briefing, Trump announced a plan to reward people who expose fraud with a 1% commission on the money uncovered, meaning someone who reports $1 billion in fraud could receive $10 million.
NEW: U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff meets with American Stephen Hubbard following his release from a Russian prison.
Hubbard had been detained since 2022 and was convicted by a Russian court of fighting as a mercenary for Ukraine, allegations Hubbard denied through his U.S.-based lawyer.
He was sentenced in 2024 to six years and 10 months in prison, and the U.S. government later designated him as wrongfully detained.
The battle for the House could come down to just 10 seats, and Republicans are betting big on a state Trump won by double digits.
Iowa is emerging as an unexpected pressure point for the GOP, with three competitive congressional races and Fox News Power Rankings show Democrats favored in two of them.
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer is campaigning across the state, rejecting unfavorable polling and warning supporters that staying home on Election Day could cost Republicans their majority.
BREAKING: DOJ sends grand jury subpoenas to Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner after federal judge referred him for possible criminal investigation noting allegations of perjury and obstruction of justice, sources tell Fox News
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