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A Fox News link roundup referenced political stories touching Maine, Alaska and New York, but provided only brief teasers without enough detail to report the underlying facts.

iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy phones all have built-in tools to locate a missing device and lock down its data, but most only work if they’re switched on ahead of time.

Gov. Tim Walz told the Star-Tribune he accepts blame for Minnesota’s massive fraud scandal but argued it shouldn’t define his legacy, comparing the losses to the cost of the White House ballroom — drawing sharp criticism from Republican lawmakers.

Vice President JD Vance says the administration is pursuing executive action to stop companies from using the H-1B visa program to replace American workers with cheaper foreign labor.

Two Navy aviators ejected during a landing mishap aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower off Virginia on Monday, injuring four sailors, one of whom is being treated at a Norfolk-area hospital.

A resurfaced 2022 state audit found Florida’s emergency management agency failed to monitor more than $1.2 billion in COVID-19 relief funds distributed while Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., led the agency, an issue now surfacing in his Broward County-based re-election fight.

Seattle’s minimum wage is set to rise to $22.14 an hour in 2027 even as the city grapples with restaurant closures, falling job postings and rising office vacancies.

A viral ad showing Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson sipping boba tea and calling Susan Collins and Elon Musk ‘the 1%ers’ drew ridicule from both parties, as a new poll shows Collins ahead by three points.

Mexico City’s CMLL, the world’s oldest active wrestling promotion, staged its first solo U.S. event in Las Vegas and expanded its streaming footprint as it tries to build an American audience through its partnership with AEW.

Huntington Beach City Council member and restaurant owner Andrew Gruel says new state food-labeling laws signed by Gov. Newsom will raise costs for small restaurants without meaningfully changing what people eat.