Elisa Brady

This as the Fed begins its latest meeting.

The president aiming to counter a Democrat narrative that he's making things worse for American families.

Jury selection begins in a first of its kind trial accusing social media giants of knowingly creating features that get kids addicted.

In this case, fueling a teenager's depression, self-harm and suicidal thoughts.

TikTok agreeing to a settlement

Earlier today, plaintiff's attorney Mark Lanier calls that a good development.

Snapchat's parent company settled last week, leaving Meta and Google still on trial.

The owners of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and YouTube, they deny the allegations and point to parental control tools.

America is listening to Fox News.

Sheriff's officials in Arizona say one person is in critical condition after a shooting involving a Border Patrol agent and a suspect near the Mexican border, multiple agencies investigating.

An annual report from Boston's police commissioner confirms that all of the ICE requests to detain or transfer suspects to ICE custody last year in Boston were ignored by police.

That is procedure.

Fox's Molly Line in Boston.

The Justice Department is suing Boston Police and the city's mayor over the sanctuary policy, accusing them of obstructing immigration enforcement.

A Minnesota congresswoman who holds a town hall meeting tonight in Minneapolis is under scrutiny over her personal finances.

Fox is Chad Pergram.

Congresswoman Omar denies wrongdoing and accuses the president of trying to deflect, posting that his support is collapsing.

An hour to the close on Wall Street.

The Dow's down 416, but the S&P hitting new highs.

Elisa Brady, Fox News.