In a blow to Democrats, the Virginia Supreme Court has tossed out a new congressional map approved by voters last month. CBS News executive director of elections and surveys, Anthony Salvanto, has more about the move and its implications for November.

A woman has been arrested after she allegedly posed as a teenager in order to enroll as a student at a New York City high school. Authorities said that Kacy Claassen has been accused of enrolling at Westchester Square Academy in the Bronx with a fake name and birthday, claiming she was a 16-year-old, according to News 12, WABC and NBC New York. Claassen, 28, enrolled at the school on April 13 under the name Shamara Rashaad, according to a criminal complaint viewed by News 12. She allegedly told the school’s principal that she was originally from Ohio at the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Judge makes major rulings in Charlie Kirk assassination case BORDER THEORY: Retired lieutenant suggests Mexico ties were downplayed to keep feds off Nancy Guthrie case earlyBURIED SECRETS: Kristin Smart investigators make major discovery at home tied to her killer in new hunt for missing student’s remains SIGN UP TO GET TRUE CRIME NEWSLETTER GAG ORDER BREACH: Idaho murders evidence leak triggers criminal investigation for insider who spilled secrets: report SEND US A TIP HERECHASE DONE: Special Forces vet accused of trying to kill wife found dead, ending massive Tennessee…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Utah Supreme Court justice has resigned amid a probe into an alleged relationship with an attorney who worked on a redistricting lawsuit.Justice Diana Hagen appeared to reference the investigation and the toll it has taken on her loved ones in a resignation letter to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, which was obtained by Fox News Digital.”As a public servant for twenty-six years, I am keenly aware that public service requires sacrifice,” Hagen wrote. “I have willingly accepted those sacrifices for the privilege of holding a position of public trust, where I could…

Novo Nordisk’s oral versions of its blockbuster weight-loss drugs, Ozempic and Wegovy, are now available for same-day delivery on Amazon. Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Doustdar said on “The Claman Countdown” Friday the once-daily pill versions of the company’s highly popular treatments have been a major success.”It’s an exciting time, I would say, for the patients that can get access to these products when they want it and as fast as possible,” he told FOX Business. “I think it’s really nice that, right now, people can have both Ozempic injection, as well as Ozempic pill.” FIRST GLP-1 PILL FOR WEIGHT LOSS,…

The Japanese revival of GYPSY will retain its original title when it returns to the stage in 2026, reversing an earlier decision to present the production under the name ‘Rose.’ BroadwayWorld previously reported the change was announced out of consideration for the term’s history as a discriminatory descriptor for Roma and Sinti peoples, including its association with persecution during the Holocaust. The production’s official website now lists the show as GYPSY, with a February 22 notice posted regarding the change in title notation. In a statement on the production’s official site, organizers note that the musical is a stage adaptation…

Forget snakes on a plane — this flight came with its own haunted-house fog machine. One traveler was left spooked recently when her plane cabin filled with fog so dense it looked like a scene ripped from a slasher flick. TikTokker Giselle (@giselleinmotion) was flying from Bali’s Denpasar Airport to Melbourne, Australia, when the Jetstar flight turned into what she described as “the start of a horror movie.” Before the plane had even taken off, condensation from the aircraft’s air conditioning system became so intense that others onboard could barely see a few rows ahead. In a viral clip, bewildered…

LAS VEGAS — Handguns could be mailed through the United States Postal Service for the first time in nearly 100 years if a proposed rule under the Trump administration takes effect. Democratic attorneys general in two dozen states sent a letter this week in opposition.In 1927, Congress passed a law barring the USPS from mailing concealable firearms unless they were from licensed dealers in an effort to curb crime. In January, the Department of Justice revisited the 1927 law, calling it unconstitutional and arguing that it violated the Second Amendment, and urged the postal service to change its regulations.The Department…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The mayor of a small town in Georgia fired the area’s entire police department Wednesday after officers allegedly made “inappropriate comments” about his wife on Facebook, leaving the town without its own police force.Cohutta Mayor Ron Shinnick recently shut down the Cohutta Police Department, laying off all 10 employees, according to a report from WDEF.As of Wednesday morning, a sign was posted on the department’s door, reading, “The PD has been dissolved, and all personnel have been terminated.”It is not known whether employees were notified before the sign was posted or when…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A top Virginia Democrat’s support for his state’s redistricting referendum ironically backfired after a judge he previously appointed helped torpedo his party’s bid to redraw the state’s congressional districts.Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., who endorsed the referendum and appeared at pro-referendum events, gave $100,000 to the campaign behind Virginia Democrats’ redistricting effort, which voters approved in April. On Friday, a judge Warner appointed when he was governor in 2002, D. Arthur Kelsey, was among the four justices who voted to strike the referendum down on constitutional grounds. In fact, Judge Kelsey authored the…

For all of that left-wing press rabble babble about the Trumpian economy, also known as the great American economy, nearly all of the numbers coming in this spring are showing strength and resilience. Yes there is a war going on, yes gasoline and other energy prices have jumped up because of that war, but it’s very hard to find negative consequences from the Iran energy war shock. Of course that’s all the lefty press ever writes about, but the lefties are gonna be very disappointed that there is no recession in sight. Indeed, the Atlanta Fed GDPNow is predicting 3.7…

The Drama Desk Awards has revealed the line-up of special performances and tributes for the 70th Annual Drama Desk Awards, taking place Sunday, May 17, 2026 at The Town Hall. See the full list of nominees HERE! Thomas Schumacher, the former President of Disney Theatrical Group, will receive the Harold S. Prince Award — the Drama Desk’s highest distinction, given for lifetime achievement in the theater. The presentation will feature a Disney medley performed by Rodney Ingram, Kissy Simmons, Sierra Boggess, Ainsey Melham, and Zachary Noah Piser, featuring hit songs from Disney on Broadway’s most memorable musicals. Richard Maltby Jr.…

A sophisticated cyberattack targeting the San Diego Community College District has knocked offline the digital feeds of one of Southern California’s last full-time jazz radio stations during finals week — leaving the station’s global audience in the dark. KSDS Jazz 88.3 told listeners this week that the district-wide cyberattack disabled its streaming and mobile app services. The long-running public jazz station operates out of San Diego City College and is licensed to the San Diego Community College District, but broadcasts to over 200 countries worldwide via online streaming. “Over the weekend the San Diego Community College District suffered a cyber…

is accusing the Federal Communications Commission of violating its First Amendment rights due to the agency’s scrutiny of its talk show “The View,” according to a petition filed with the agency on May 7.According to the broadcaster’s petition, the FCC has demanded that prove that “The View” qualifies as a news program, or risk being forced to give equal airtime to every political candidate who asks for it. argues that such a requirement would “chill critical protected speech.”The petition comes amid a battle between the FCC and parent Walt Disney Co. Last month, the agency ordered Disney to file early…