George Clooney returned to his silver fox status at the Tony Awards after finishing his role in a play. Clooney ditched his dyed hair for his natural gray look, promising to fix it before the awards show.

Fox News Digital compiled instances where former President Joe Biden equated anti-Semitism with Islamophobia as war in Israel raged.

Columbia University's acting president faced heckling and chants of 'Free Mahmoud' during a graduation ceremony. Shipman highlighted student resilience and empathy amidst recent campus protests and library takeovers.

Recent incidents in the US demonstrate a concerning trend of violence and terrorism against Israelis and Jews, with ties to Hamas-aligned networks. Organized attacks have targeted Jewish individuals and institutions, highlighting the need to address this growing threat.

Archaeologists unearthed an ancient workshop in Greece with unfinished sculptures and pottery. The excavation at the Floga archaeological site on Paros revealed new architectural remains and artifacts from the Classical period.

Carville scolds Jewish donors for leaving the Democratic Party over anti-Israel protests, highlighting the party's history of supporting Israel. He dismisses the idea that protests at Columbia University are a valid reason to abandon the Democrats.

The Torah's lessons on clothing influencing behavior are backed by studies showing attire can change how we think and act. Research from Yale and Northwestern demonstrates the impact of clothing on performance and attitude.

Indivisible, backed by Soros, accused of 'infiltrating' key House race with chosen candidate to oppose Trump's agenda. Group involved in protests nationwide, including Tesla unrest, and promotes defunding police.

Medical professionals criticize the politicization of medical schools, highlighting instances of unscientific thinking and political advocacy overshadowing professional education. They offer guidelines for responsibly meeting patients' needs while advocating for policies rooted in professional expertise.

The Trump administration is taking a strong stance against antisemitism, launching investigations and intensifying immigration enforcement. Critics warn of potential overreach as the administration addresses nationwide antisemitic incidents.

Mainstream media outlets criticized for downplaying an illegal immigrant's alleged antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado. Networks like NBC, CBS, and PBS were vague in their reporting, drawing social media mockery for their lack of specifics.

Israeli forces retrieved the body of Thai hostage Natthapong Pinta from Gaza, providing closure to his family. The recovery operation was conducted by the IDF and ISA, bringing an end to months of uncertainty for the family.

Utah killer with dementia deemed competent for death sentence by judge. Menzies found guilty of 1986 murder of Maurine Hunsaker. Menzies to be executed by firing squad, becoming sixth U.S. prisoner since 1977.

Man accused of Boulder firebombing at pro-Israel event appears in court on federal hate crime charge after crafting 18 Molotov cocktails and throwing two incendiary devices at the crowd. Soliman showed no remorse for his actions and left behind an iPhone and a journal detailing his motivations and preparations for the attack.

Bruce Pearl slammed James Carville for suggesting wealthy Jewish donors are leaving the Democratic Party for tax cuts. Pearl defended Jewish voters' decision to distance themselves from the party and praised Trump for his support of Israel.

Federal judge halts deportation of Columbia student involved in anti-Israel protest, blocking ICE from detaining her without approval. Chung remains free while her legal case proceeds.

New study suggests Dead Sea Scrolls could be older than believed, dating back to around 200 B.C. The scrolls provide important information about ancient Judaism and have been a subject of great interest since their discovery.

FBI and DHS warn of increased danger to Jewish communities in the U.S. after recent violent incidents. The public is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to law enforcement.

Senator Fetterman called out Democrats for suddenly embracing Musk after previously criticizing him. Musk's rejection of Trump's bill has led to a shift in support from Democrats.

US sanctions a money laundering network aiding Iran amid nuclear tensions. Western powers consider resolution against Iran at IAEA. Iranian citizens express skepticism about regime's intentions in negotiations.

President Trump's new travel ban proclamation has been met with criticism from Democrat lawmakers and social media critics who accuse him of promoting Islamophobia. The ban restricts travel from 12 countries and has sparked a debate on immigration policies and national security.

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by Jewish students against UPenn, stating it failed to provide enough evidence to support the claims. The students alleged they faced discrimination and threats on campus.

Former President Biden defends his use of autopen amid Republican investigation. Other headlines include Trump signing a travel ban, Israel recovering bodies of American couple, and more.

Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered never-before-seen tombs of ancient Egyptian officials dating back to the New Kingdom era, shedding new light on the civilization. The tombs were found in the Draʻ Abu el-Naga site on the Nile River's West Bank in the Luxor Governorate.

A man in prison for leaking Trump's tax records refused to testify before Congress, asserting his Fifth Amendment right.

Samaritan's Purse steps into dangerous areas in Israel to help those affected by recent attacks, providing armored ambulances, trauma recovery centers, and bomb shelters. The Christian aid group aims to restore confidence and safety in communities living in fear.

House Homeland Security Committee to hold hearing on growing antisemitic violence in the U.S. in response to recent attacks. The rise of anti-Israel terrorist attacks within the American homeland will be examined.

Israel has stated it will take action to prevent Greta Thunberg's vessel from reaching Gaza. Thunberg's mission aims to bring aid and attention to the situation in Gaza.

The Trump administration is pressuring Columbia University over concerns of antisemitism, leading to potential consequences for federal grants. Columbia has made changes to prevent the cancellation of funds, including staff layoffs.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation successfully delivered 7 million meals to Gazans, disproving false claims of casualties by Hamas. The current humanitarian system in Gaza is failing and perpetuating suffering, and it's time for change.

Kevin Youkilis, a World Series champion, expressed frustration with the rise of antisemitism and the lack of action from lawmakers in addressing the issue. He criticized Ocasio-Cortez for what he perceived as empty gestures in the face of growing violence against Jewish people.

Dave Portnoy faced antisemitism during a video shoot in Toronto, but he did not let it deter him from his work. Portnoy later addressed the incident and continued with his review.

Mohamed Soliman allegedly planned a Molotov cocktail attack on pro-Israel demonstrators after being denied a gun purchase due to his immigration status. He created homemade firebombs and threw them at the crowd, injuring 12 victims, none of whom died.

CNN analyst Juliette Kayyem criticized the FBI for labeling the Boulder, Colorado attack as terrorism, prompting a sharp response from an FBI official. The attack, targeting a pro-Israel gathering, left 12 victims injured and was carried out by suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who shouted anti-Israel slogans during the incident.

Former MLB star criticizes AOC's response to attack on advocates for Israeli hostages in Hamas captivity. Ocasio-Cortez called for confronting antisemitism, but Youkilis questioned her actions in response to calls for intifadas in New York.

The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, is accused of firebombing a pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Colorado, displaying traits of a lone-wolf terrorist. Soliman's actions, including yelling 'Free Palestine' during the attack, point to a politically charged and impulsive extremist mindset.

A suspicious item near the Blue Ridge Parkway prompted an evacuation and response from law enforcement agencies. The device was safely removed, and there are no current threats to the public.

Sen. Fetterman expresses concern over his party's approach to the border, highlighting the national security issue of 267,000-300,000 people arriving at the border. Sen. McCormick joins in stressing the need for a secure border in a bipartisan discussion.

Boulder suspect planned Molotov cocktail attack on pro-Israel march for a year. Soliman targeted a 'Zionist group' and expressed desire for their death, court documents show.

The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial board called for Sen. John Fetterman to either perform his job or step aside due to concerns about his mental health. Fetterman, who suffered a stroke in 2022, faced allegations of disengagement and spending time alone in his office, prompting the editorial board's response.

Authorities are investigating the Boulder, Colorado attack to determine if it qualifies as domestic terrorism. The suspect, an Egyptian national who overstayed his visa, used Molotov cocktails and a homemade flamethrower during the assault.

A Holocaust survivor was among the victims of the Boulder, Colorado terror attack. Mohamed Sabry Soliman allegedly targeted a pro-Israel peaceful protest, injuring eight people.

Pennsylvania Senators Fetterman and McCormick, from different parties and styles, unite on condemning antisemitism and supporting workers in their state.

Trump condemns the Boulder terror attack and advocates for the deportation of illegal, anti-American radicals. The suspect, Mohammed Soliman, targeted pro-Israel protesters with Molotov cocktails, leading to hate crime charges against him.

Boulder authorities released a new mugshot of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in the terror attack. Soliman faces charges of first-degree murder and other offenses after throwing explosives into a crowd at a pro-Israeli event, leaving multiple people injured. The FBI described the incident as a 'targeted terror attack.'

Senators Fetterman and McCormick speak out against antisemitism following attack on pro-Israel group in Colorado. Fetterman stands firmly with Israel despite party disagreements, while McCormick stresses the importance of pushing back against antisemitism and dismantling its presence in institutions.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman is accused of a targeted terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, resulting in multiple charges. The FBI is investigating the incident as an act of ideologically motivated violence.

Politicians and Jewish groups denounce the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, as an act of antisemitism. The suspect, an Egyptian man in the U.S. illegally, targeted peaceful demonstrators rallying for Israeli hostages held by Hamas.

Colorado police responded to a terror attack at an event calling for the release of hostages in Gaza in Boulder, leaving multiple people injured. Witnesses reported an incendiary device was thrown at participants in the 'Run for Their Lives' event.

Samaritan's Purse donates armored ambulance to Israel, emphasizing support and dedication to saving lives in the face of ongoing threats. Ceremony led by Franklin Graham and Mike Huckabee highlights solidarity with Israel and commitment to providing critical medical assistance.

Ukrainian forces destroyed dozens of Russian warplanes in a drone attack on air bases deep inside Russia, with President Zelenskyy personally overseeing the operation. The attack comes just before ceasefire talks between Ukraine and Russia in Istanbul.

Syrians are openly discussing peace with Israel, with direct talks facilitated by the U.S. and a shift in U.S. policy under President Trump. Syrians express a desire to focus on their own interests and future, moving away from the Axis of Resistance.

Fresh concerns arise over U.K. humanitarian aid to Gaza after document hints at links to Hamas. Critics question transparency and oversight of aid distribution in the region.

At least 26 Palestinians were killed and 175 wounded as they headed to receive food in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military has denied causing injuries at the aid distribution site.

Conflicting reports emerge regarding the deaths and injuries of Palestinians trying to collect aid in Gaza. Israeli officials deny causing any harm at the distribution site.

The White House calls on Iran to accept a nuclear deal proposal as the IAEA reports an increase in uranium enrichment. Iran denies the report's findings and insists its nuclear program is peaceful.

Israeli diplomat Tsach Saar emphasizes that radicalism is a pressing issue for American society, not just Israel. He urges action against those who use hateful rhetoric to incite violence, following the tragic shooting in D.C.

Rep. Seth Moulton calls for Democratic Party to tolerate dissenting opinions on controversial issues like transgender athletes. Bill Maher supports Moulton's call for honesty and open discussion within the party.

The Polish presidential election runoff between Nawrocki and Trzaskowski is pivotal for the country's future security and foreign policy direction. Trump's support for Nawrocki has added a new dimension to the race, with implications for Poland's relationship with the U.S. and the European Union.

Hamas agrees to release hostages but adds new demands, causing the U.S. and Israel to reject the terms. Negotiations for a ceasefire and the return of hostages are stalled.

Imagine Dragons faced backlash and praise after waving a Palestinian flag at a concert, sparking controversy among fans and commentators. The band's actions drew mixed reactions on social media, with both support and criticism from different groups.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee spoke out against France's efforts to promote a Palestinian state at the UN, highlighting the importance of the US-Israel partnership and expressing concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Elon Musk concludes his role with DOGE, achieving $175 billion in government cost-cutting. Musk believes the total cuts will eventually reach $1 trillion, despite some disputes over the estimate.

Harvard and Trump are in a battle over demands made by the administration, with Trump freezing funding and threatening Harvard's tax-exempt status. The university is facing repercussions for refusing to comply with requests to abide by the law and reform international admissions.

IT specialist arrested for trying to share classified information with a foreign government. The suspect, employed by the Defense Intelligence Agency, was caught in an FBI operation after attempting to provide classified documents to a supposed foreign country.

Despite van der Sloot's confession, private investigator TJ Ward believes there are still unanswered questions in Natalee Holloway's disappearance. Ward suspects that van der Sloot did not act alone and continues to investigate the case with the victim's family.

Rare 1,600-year-old mosaic from a Christian monastery in Israel unveiled to the public for the first time, showcasing intricate designs and scenes from ancient life.

Macron issued a warning to the US and China, stating that their actions could have serious consequences for global stability. He criticized China for aiding Russia in Ukraine and called for a unified approach to conflicts in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

A federal judge's ruling on the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil has sparked controversy among legal experts. Khalil, known for his anti-Israel activism, faces potential deportation, but some conservatives believe the judge's decision undermines the president's authority on immigration issues.

Elon Musk steps down from the Department of Government Efficiency, Rubio leads State Department reorganization, and federal judge questions deportation of anti-Israel figure.

Israel agrees to ceasefire proposal to free 58 hostages held in Gaza for over 600 days. Hamas has not yet agreed to the proposal, which includes the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners.

Fox News' newsletter highlights the conflict between Trump and Harvard, the Twitch streamer suspension, and the Washington Post's post deletion.

All visa holders linked to Harvard University are under scrutiny by the State Department, with the Department of Homeland Security eliminating the student visa program at the university. This action follows claims of Harvard fostering violence, antisemitism, and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party on its campus.

A federal judge awarded Sam Goodwin over $20 million in damages against Syria for his detention in the country's prison system. Goodwin was held captive for 63 days while on a trip to visit every country in the world.

Former RNC Chair Michael Steele likened the U.S. government deporting an illegal immigrant to El Salvador to despotic regimes kidnapping Americans. He compared the situation to radical Islamic terrorists capturing Americans or Putin kidnapping journalists.

President Trump expressed willingness to meet with Putin and Zelenskyy if needed while condemning Russia's attack on Ukraine, calling it disappointing. Ukrainian officials reported casualties following the largest aerial assault of the war.

Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu confirms the killing of Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar in a speech to the Knesset, the national legislature of Israel.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino requested an investigation into allegations of 'targeted violence' against religious groups after an evangelical conservative group held a rally in Seattle. Counter protesters gathered in response to the 'Rattle in Seattle' demonstration.

Bill Maher called out liberals for backing Hamas, pointing out the incongruity of supporting an extremist group that opposes liberal values.

Melania Trump's spokesperson refutes claims about Harvard and Barron Trump. Trump administration considers redirecting funding to trade schools. Harvard faces legal challenges over federal funding and foreign student enrollment.

Experts warn that social media support for accused killers is a troubling sign for society, with individuals like Rodriguez, Hinton, and Mangione receiving backing from radical users. The suspects are alleged to have political or personal motives behind their actions, sparking concern among law enforcement professionals.

Former Virginia sheriff convicted of bribery receives a pardon from President Trump after being sentenced to 10 years in prison. Trump cites unfair treatment by the Justice Department as the reason for the pardon.

The Washington Post faced criticism for a post on the killings of Israeli embassy staffers. The post was deleted and replaced after backlash over its wording.

President Trump criticizes Harvard for not providing information on foreign students, considering taking away grant money and giving it to trade schools. A judge temporarily stops Trump's attempt to cancel Harvard's student visa policy after a lawsuit.

Harvard faculty and students speak out against Trump's threat to revoke tax exemption status and freeze funding over anti-Semitism and visa program issues.

Disgraced former police chief convicted of murder and rape, Grant Hardin, escapes Arkansas prison, sparking an urgent manhunt. Hardin's DNA linked to a cold case rape from 1997, adding to the severity of the situation.

French first lady Brigitte Macron was caught on camera shoving her husband's face, sparking speculation. Macron dismissed the incident as a playful moment between the couple.

Homeland Security chief Noem visits Netanyahu in Jerusalem, showing support for his policies. Netanyahu accuses France, UK, and Canada of siding with Hamas. Meeting occurs before Jerusalem Day and after tragic shooting incident in Washington D.C.

Author Susan Abulhawa criticized the murdered Israeli embassy employees in a social media post, referring to them as 'genocide cheerleaders.' The suspect in the killings has been charged and faces the death penalty.

DC officials are calling for the death penalty against Elias Rodriguez for the premeditated murders of two individuals outside the Capital Jewish Museum. The accused has confessed to the crimes and is facing serious charges.

Trading card featuring Menendez brothers after parents' murder becomes a highly sought-after collector's item, with prices soaring and some collectors sending the card to the brothers in prison for autographs.

Diddy's defense strategy involves admitting to lesser crimes to avoid federal charges. Witnesses testify to Diddy's violent behavior and involvement in a criminal enterprise. The trial includes allegations of sex crimes and drug use.

Archaeologists in Rome uncovered a surprising religious discovery within an Ancient Roman bath complex, revealing the transformation of the Triton Baths into a church. The find sheds light on the cultural and settlement dynamics of the late antique period in the region.

Trump met with world leaders, threatened EU tariffs, and distanced the U.S. from Russia-Ukraine conflict. The White House condemned an antisemitic attack in D.C. resulting in two deaths.

A woman allegedly stabbed multiple people at Hamburg Central Station in Germany, with some suffering life-threatening injuries. The motive behind the attack is currently unknown.

President Trump signs executive orders related to nuclear energy proliferation and public-sector science, focusing on restoring 'gold standard science' in federal research. Fox News Politics Newsletter will not be sent out on May 25th due to Memorial Day Holiday.