The Outnumbered panelists discuss controversy in Washington State, where residents are pushing back after the city allowed the POW flag to fly over city hall but doesnt allow the Pride flag.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is officially the 2024/25 NBA MVP, beating out Nikola Jokic by a vote of 71-29. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth ask if the voters got it right.

Fox News' Mike Emanuel reports the latest on the alleged cover-up of Biden's mental decline. Fox News contributor Karl Rove also joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the fallout from the bombshell allegations.

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, joins 'America's Newsroom' to explain his request for an investigation into the Biden administration's handling of the former president's health decline.

Fox News Mark Levin joins Fox & Friends to discuss the deaths of two Israeli Embassy staffers after they were shot outside a Capital Jewish Museum event in Washington.

Kris Jenner has a new look.The reality star, 69, appeared youthful and vibrant in new images she shared on social media this week. In the photos, she shows off her new hairstyle a sleek bob that's replaced her signature pixie cut and many say that she now bears a more striking resemblance to her famous daughters."Kendall is her twin," one of her followers told her, comparing her to her fifth child, model Kenner Jenner. Another person agreed, writing, "You're truly @kendalljenner's twin."KRIS JENNER EXPLAINS HER FEELINGS ON THE KARDASHIAN-JENNERS HAVING KIDS OUTSIDE OF MARRIAGEOthers said she looks more like Kim Kardashian, with a follower commenting, "She's looking like Kim's twin sister, gorgeous."The comparisons to her children continued as one person wrote, "Kourtney, is you?" while another said, "Seeing so much of @khloekardashian in Kris in these photos."Others commented on the general youthfulness of her appearance, saying that she "could definitely pass for her 40s." One person suggested she looks even younger, writing, "Oh cmonnn ur not turning 70 ur literally 17."A representative for Jenner did not immediately return Fox News Digital's request for comment.Jenner has been spending time in Paris this month after accompanying Kardashian while she testified on May 13 in the trial surrounding her 2016 robbery in the French city. On Saturday, she was photographed at the Grand Palais, where she attended an event thrown by family friend Lauren Sanchez.In the photos, Jenner wore a chic black dress that hit mid-thigh, with a white collar, black tights and black shoes. She was escorted by longtime boyfriend Corey Gamble. Kardashian, as well as pop star Katy Perry, were also in attendance.The same group, sans Gamble, attended other bachelorette events for Sanchez earlier last week as she prepares to wed Amazon founder Jeff Bezos this summer.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSMeanwhile, Kardashian appears to be back home in Los Angeles. On Wednesday, she and several friends and family shared several photos and videos of a celebration thrown in honor of the completion of her legal apprenticeship meaning she's one step closer to becoming a lawyer.While she didn't attend traditional law school, California allows residents to complete an apprenticeship under practicing attorneys as an alternative. She's now eligible to take the bar exam, which would make her a licensed lawyer.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Six years ago, Kim Kardashian walked into this program with nothing but a fierce desire to fight for justice," Jessica Jackson, a lawyer who mentored her, said in a speech in the private ceremony thrown for Kardashian on Wednesday at the Beverly Hills Hotel. "No law school lectures, no ivory tower shortcuts, just determination. And a mountain of case law books to read."She called Kardashian's path "one of the most inspiring legal journeys we've ever seen" and said she spent "18 hours a week, 48 weeks a year for six straight years" on the program.Kardashian has in recent years been a criminal justice reform advocate and in 2018 successfully lobbied President Donald Trump to commute the sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, a grandmother who was serving a life sentence without parole for drug offenses.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Democrats are spending top dollar to "find the next Joe Rogan" on the left after their 2024 election defeat, according to a new report published Tuesday.Liberal strategists are pushing the partys megadonors to spend tens of millions of dollars to develop "an army of left-leaning online influencers" to help the party "compete culturally" with President Donald Trump, according to The New York Times."The quiet effort amounts to an audacious skeptics might say desperate bet that Democrats can buy more cultural relevance online, despite the fact that casually right-leaning touchstones like Mr. Rogans podcast were not built by political donors and did not rise overnight," the Times reported.ROGAN MOCKS LEFT FOR WANTING TO CREATE THEIR OWN PODCAST NETWORK, SAYS THEY'LL JUST 'CANCEL' EACH OTHERAccording to the report, a group of liberal operatives met in Washington after the election and decided to come up with a for-profit media company called AND Media, or "Achieve Narrative Dominance," to financially support social media influencers.The company aims to raise $45 million over the next four years and has already raised $7 million, according to the report. Their business plan, shared with the Times, says the company will directly fund influencers and help produce their content. They will make a creator talent agency and make deals with "four flagship creators."Another effort in the works is called Project Bullhorn, which will also gather donations to support liberal content creators. The project, which aims to raise $35 million in its first year, was pitched to donors at a meeting this month, where Senator Cory Booker, D-N.J., was reportedly in attendance.DEMOCRATS REEXAMINE THEIR SOCIAL MEDIA GAME AFTER LOSING TO TRUMP: NOT 'DIRECT' OR 'AUTHENTIC'Other projects seeking major donor funding include Channel Zero, a company which will provide administrative support to influencers with large followings, and Double Tap Democracy, which will collaborate with 2,000 apolitical influencers with smaller followings, the Times reported.The report comes as Democrats face a messaging and identity crisis in the election aftermath, with polls showing the partys favorability sinking to record lows this year. According to a Fox News national poll conducted in April, the favorability rating for the Democratic Party dropped to 41%.Trump dominated the podcast scene during the 2024 campaign, reaching millions of listeners in his interviews with popular influencers and comedians like Joe Rogan, Andrew Schulz and Theo Von.Some media outlets have reported that his online presence was instrumental in winning the election, particularly for younger male voters, who supported Trump at 53%, compared to former Vice President Kamala Harris 45%, according to a Fox News Voter Survey last November.ROGAN MOCKS DEMS FOR SAYING WE NEED OUR OWN JOE ROGAN WHEN THEY HAD ME, I WAS ON THEIR SIDE! IN THE PASTLast November, Rogan mocked Democrats for calling for a new version of him to help their party."This is one thing that keeps coming up like, We need our own Joe Rogan right? But they had me, I was on their side!" Rogan said on his November 26 podcast.The Democrats' influencer strategy was criticized by Fox News' "The Five" co-host Harold Ford Jr. on Wednesday."Democrats, you can go out asking for money from donors saying we're going to create. This is not an AI machine," he said on "The Five." "You've got to figure out people who actually know what people are talking about, who know the feelings of people, and don't judge them because a year ago they said something that offended you. Or an hour ago, said something that offended you. Sit and listen to people. That's why Joe Rogan is such a powerful, powerful figure and why Donald Trump has been so successful as well."Joe Rogan and the White House did not return a request for comment from Fox News Digital.

President Donald Trump has not directed his administration to declassify documents related to former President Joe Biden's health and an alleged "cover-up" of the 46th president's slipping mental acuity while commander-in-chief, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday."The president can declassify anything that he wants. Has he looked to see if there are any records here that would contradict what we've been told about Joe Biden's decline?" Fox News' Peter Doocy asked Leavitt during the Thursday press briefing."He has not directed anyone, to my knowledge, to look into that," Leavitt responded. "But surely, I can ask him if he intends to."Biden's health is back under the national spotlight after audio recordings of his interview with special counsel Robert Hur were released Friday. The recordings showed the former president tripping over his words, slurring sentences, taking long pauses between answers and struggling to remember key moments in his life, including the year his son Beau Biden died of cancer.Hur led an investigation into Biden's handling of classified documents following his departure as vice president under the Obama administration. Hur announced in February 2024 that he would not recommend criminal charges against Biden for possessing classified materials after his vice presidency, citing that Biden is "a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."BIDEN'S WOES CONVERGE: LAST-MINUTE PARDONS UNDER FIRE, CALLS FOR PROSECUTION MOUNT FOLLOWING HUR TAPE RELEASEBiden's office revealed Sunday that the former president was suffering from "aggressive" prostate cancer that had metastasized.Following the election cycle, a handful of books documenting the 2024 election cycle and Biden's apparent health decline have hit store shelves claiming that Biden staffers were aware of and fretted about the president's mental decline, but publicly promoted him as physically and mentally fit to serve as president. Fox News Digital has extensively covered concerns surround Biden's mental acuity and health stretching back to the 2020 election cycle."I think the president has spoken on this pretty extensively," Leavitt continued in the press conference. "And I have spoken about it extensively from this podium as well, how it was truly one of the worst political scandals this country has ever seen, that the previous administration covered up the decline in the former president's mental and physical ability. And it's now all coming out. But the American people knew the truth, and that's one of the many reasons why President Trump won the election on November 5th."CRITICISMS MOUNT THAT BIDEN IS A 'SHADOW' OF HIMSELF AFTER DISASTROUS DEBATE: 'NOT THE SAME MAN' FROM VP ERADoocy asked Leavitt specifically about the Biden administration's use of an autopen, which Trump has argued was used by Biden staffers to sign official White House documents without Biden's approval."Specifically, (Trump) talks about the autopen. He thinks that staffers were using this autopen. Is there some kind of like a badge that you have to swipe to use an autopen? Is there a record of that?" Doocy asked.WHAT IS AN AUTOPEN? THE SIGNING DEVICE AT THE HEART OF TRUMP'S ATTACKS ON BIDEN PARDONS"I can tell you here at this White House, the president signs any document that has legal implications," Leavitt responded. "The president signs every executive order. He signs every proclamation. He signs pretty much every document that is needed for the president's signature, with the exception of maybe some letters to children. From what we have heard and seen, that was not the case in the previous administration. And the president is raising good questions that are worth looking into."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAutopen signatures are automatically produced by a machine, as opposed to an authentic, handwritten signature.The conservative Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project first investigated the Biden administration's use of an autopen earlier this year and found that the same signature was on a bevvy of executive orders and other official documents, while Bidens signature on the document announcing his departure from the 2024 race varied from the apparent machine-produced signature.

WWE star Zoey Stark broke her silence on Wednesday after a devastating injury left her unable to compete in a Money in the Bank qualifying match on "Monday Night Raw."Stark suffered a knee injury as she was going for a drop kick on Kairi Sane. She misfired and came up lame as she writhed in pain on the mat. A trainer nearby needed to come into the ring to help Stark out and to the backstage area.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShe thanked her fans and colleagues for their support and well wishes."Wow the love and support means more to me than you'll ever know!" Stark wrote in a post on X. "What hurts more than my knee is knowing I wont be able to perform for all of you for a while. I LOVE what I do and I'm blessed to do this. As the saying goes, the comeback is greater than the setback. Love you guys."Sane and Rhea Ripley were the ones left in the match as the triple threat became a one-on-one fight. Ripley ended up getting the pin and win over Sane to move into the womens Money in the Bank ladder match, which will take place next month in California.Sane and Ripley both shared their thoughts on Starks injury.OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST TALKS DECISION TO MAKE LEAP TO WWE: 'MY CALLING FROM GOD'"Professional wrestling can be very real and dangerous Tonight continued to prove that anything can happen," Ripley wrote. "Wishing @ZoeyStarkWWE a speedy recovery!"Sane added, "I truly hope we get to face each other again when youre ready. Wishing you a smooth recovery."Stark debuted on the "Raw" roster in 2023 after having success in NXT for a few years before getting the call-up.She immediately made an impact when she partnered with WWE legend Trish Stratus during her feud with Becky Lynch. Once the rivalry was over, she found herself in a new faction with Shayna Baszler and Sonya Deville for a few months, but Baszler and Deville eventually departed the company.Stark was ranked as the No. 86 top female wrestler in Pro Wrestling Illustrateds 2021 list. She won a tag team championship with Iyo Sky in NXT.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt declared Thursday that the Democratic Party "has never been more radical and out of touch with the needs of the American people" after voting against President Donald Trumps "one big, beautiful bill."Trump's sweeping tax and spending cuts package was passed by the House of Representatives by a razor-thin 215-214 vote early this morning. "Every single Democrat inthe House of Representativesvoted against all of these common-sense and massively popular policies. The Democrat Party has never been more radical and out of touch with the needs of the American people," she said. "The one big, beautiful Bill is the final missing piece toward ushering the Golden Age of America. The Senate should pass this as quickly as possible and send it to President Trump's desk for a final signature."Leavitt hailed the legislation as "delivering the largest tax cut in American history for middle-class families, the working class and small businesses."The Trump administration and Republicans hope to reduce the national debt with the bill by cutting approximately $1.5 trillion in government spending. The U.S. government is over $36 trillion in debt and has spent $1.05 trillion more than it's collected in the 2025 fiscal year, according to the Treasury Department.She also said it will "permanently secure the border by delivering the largest border security investment in history, funding at least 1 million annual removals of illegal aliens to carry out the largest deportation campaign ever, finishing the Trump border wall and giving pay raises and bonuses for our incredible ICE and Border Patrol agents."DEMOCRATS PREDICT TRUMPS BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL WILL COST MANY REPUBLICANS THEIR SEATSTwo House Republicans joined Democrats in voting against the bill Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio.When asked by a reporter Thursday if Trump thinks both lawmakers should be primaried, Leavitt said, "I believe he does."WINNERS, LOSERS AND GRAB-BAGS FROM HOUSE GOPS NARROW PASSAGE OF BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL"And I don't think he likes to see grandstanders in Congress. What's the alternative? I would ask those members of Congress. Did they want to see a tax hike? Did they want to see our country go bankrupt?" Leavitt continued."That's the alternative by them trying to vote no. And the president believes the Republican Party needs to be unified. And the vast majority of Republicans clearly are, and are listening to the president. They are trusting in President Trump, as they should, because there's a reason he's sitting in this Oval Office. It's because he's the unequivocal leader of the Republican Party, not just a president for Republicans, but all Americans," she added."The president's approval rating is at an all-time high right now. That'sbecause he knows how to deliver, and Republicans like Thomas Massie and others should take note," Leavitt also said.Fox News Paul Steinhauser and Elizabath Elkind contributed to this report.