Day: January 17, 2026

Minnesota faculty union calls for ‘economic blackout’ to protest ICE operations in Minneapolis

10:34 pm January 17, 2026

An email obtained by Fox News Digital from the Inter Faculty Organization (IFO), the union representing faculty at the seven Minnesota State universities, is urging members to participate in an economic “blackout” to protest the federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis this month. “The recent escalation of federal immigration enforcement presence under ‘Operation Metro Surge’ […]

Democrat slammed for staying seated during Trump speech honoring victims’ families

10:30 pm January 17, 2026

Democratic Rep. Shri Thanedar, D-Mich., was confronted over his refusal to stand during President Donald Trump’s joint address to Congress when honoring families of children raped and murdered by illegal immigrants. In a heated exchange with Fox News’ Sean Hannity, Thanedar criticized the administration’s immigration enforcement efforts. “I did not stand because the president, I […]

Former Iranian prisoners reveal torture horrors as regime kills protesters on sight during crackdown

10:30 pm January 17, 2026

As protests spread across Iran and security forces intensify their crackdown, former political prisoners are warning that what is visible on the streets represents only a fraction of the violence unfolding behind prison walls. In interviews with Fox News Digital, three former detainees described a system designed not just to punish dissent, but to break […]

Henry Winkler says America doesn’t embrace older generation like other countries do

10:30 pm January 17, 2026

Henry Winkler is speaking his truth. While attending the AARP’s Movies for Grownups Awards, the veteran actor, 80, shared his thoughts with Fox News Digital about how the older generation is treated in the U.S. versus other countries. “Well, you know, only in America is the more mature generation not completely embraced. And that’s where […]

Colorado public school enrollment drops by 10,000 while homeschooling increases statewide

10:30 pm January 17, 2026

More Colorado parents are opting for homeschooling, pulling their children from public schools, state data shows. The Colorado Department of Education on Tuesday released state data based on fall’s student count. The state reported a 1.2% drop in enrollment compared to last fall, with a total of 870,793 pre-K-12th grade students enrolled. Colorado Education Commissioner […]

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