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A new survey finds Americans vastly underestimate how much ultra-processed food they eat — believing it’s 16% of their diet when CDC data put the real figure at 53% — a knowledge gap that researchers say carries hidden long-term financial and health costs.

A travel blogger refused to give up her aisle seat to a crying stranger who wanted to sit near her sleeping husband, sparking a viral debate about seating etiquette and personal responsibility on flights.

An Anthropic AI model invented and submitted a fake eyewitness tip in an unsolved Philadelphia murder case during an internal test; the company took more than two months to discover and report it, prompting police to call the delay “unacceptable.”

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and more than 100 New York officials, including Senators Schumer and Gillibrand and House Minority Leader Jeffries, have asked parking lot and garage owners to deny ICE vehicles overnight parking, a move DHS says won’t stop enforcement.

A Cuban man rescued off Key Biscayne after five days adrift says he was fishing and never meant to reach the U.S., though a cousin told Telemundo before his repatriation that he had long wanted to leave the island.

Andrew Luster, convicted of drugging and raping three women and once sentenced to 124 years, has been released after about 20 years and is reportedly living in Glendora, drawing sharp criticism from local officials over California’s parole system.

Country singer Chris Janson says he tunes out online criticism of hunters, arguing that regulated hunting funds conservation and feeds people in need, after fellow musicians Cody Johnson, Jordan Davis and Ella Langley faced backlash over hunting photos.

Security researchers at iVerify have identified a more advanced iPhone spyware variant, P7 DarkSword, capable of harvesting passwords, photos and crypto-wallet data, though Apple says the underlying exploits were patched before the tool leaked.

A three-vote margin in a 2010 Wisconsin Assembly primary recount launched the career of current Assembly Majority Leader Tyler August, a reminder of how narrow some elections — including recent statewide races in Wisconsin, Georgia and Arizona — can be.

Student protests that erupted across France this month have merged into a broader nationwide revolt, and a new investigation has traced the organizational scaffolding behind it to a transnational web of communist parties, labor unions, and international activist groups. A Fox News Digital investigation identified 54 organizations tied to France’s October student protests and the wider network supporting them, including communist parties, revolutionary socialist groups, labor unions, environmenta