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White House COVID-19 czar urges businesses require employees to be vaccinated The White House COVID-19 response team Tuesday urged businesses in the country to require employees to be vaccinated.

What is Congress' plan on Americans left behind in Afghanistan? Rep. Peter Meijer, R-Mich., discusses next steps in rescuing stranded American citizens.

Ari Fleischer: Does anybody fear Joe Biden? Former White House press secretary expresses his concern for Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.

Kellogg: Not convinced Biden 'has the will' to go after terrorists Gen. Keith Kellogg, co-chair of Center for American Security, presses the president on taking accountability for action in Afghanistan.

Austin hotel group offers 100 free rooms to Hurricane Ida evacuees An Austin, Texas-based hotel group offered 100 free rooms to Hurricane Ida evacuees until Wednesday.

Over 1 million remain without power in Louisiana after Hurricane Ida Madeleine Rivera reports from New Orleans with an update on the aftermath of the deadly storm.

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Man finds hidden attic in new house full of valuable antiques This is every homeowner’s dream.

Nick Jonas eats off of wife Priyanka Chopra's backside in cheeky photo: 'Yummy' The actress shared a hilarious photo to Instagram Sunday of her husband taking a fork and knife to her butt while she was wearing a bikini.

Former British soldier plans Afghan escape with 400 evacuees in tow A former British soldier has plotted an escape from Afghanistan with hundreds of refugees in tow, according to reports. 

Lara Logan, Dan Crenshaw suggest grim future for US allies left behind in Afghanistan The Fox Nation host and Texas congressman explained how vulnerable American allies left behind in Afghanistan are in grave danger following the U.S. exit.

Army Week Association COO provides update on stranded Afghan interpreter COO, Army Week Association Jen Wilson and former marine Charlie Reeder weighed in on the status of a stranded Afghan interpreter "Carl," stating he has not been able to leave following the U.S. exit.

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CDC panel recommends Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine under full FDA approval An independent panel of experts advising the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for people 16 years and older under full FDA approval.

Family shares their experience sheltering from Hurricane Ida Lee and Skylar Rudin on their experiences dealing with the hurricane on 'America Reports'

More than 150 people in danger after levee break in Lafitte, La. Fox Weather multimedia journalist Robert Ray reports from Lafitte

Black Hawks take off in Louisiana to begin Hurricane Ida search and rescue missions UH-60 Black Hawks take off from Hammond Airport to begin search and rescue missions in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida.

Ida brings life-threatening storm surge, causes power outage for over 1 million people in Louisiana and Mississippi Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul on more than 1 million people being out of power in Louisiana and Mississippi.

Sen Johnson investigating report of Americans being turned away from Kabul airport, told ‘rescue is over’ Johnson sent a letter on Friday to Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin regarding "troubling" news reports that "contradict the Biden administration’s narrative" on their botched troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

GOP Sen. Hagerty asks GAO if Biden immigration enforcement limit is subject to review by Congress FIRST ON FOX: Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., is asking the Government Accountability Office if controversial Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) guidance that dramatically reduced the scope of immigration enforcement could be subject to review by Congress -- days after the Biden administration suffered a legal defeat in federal court over the rules.

Fmr. Counterterrorism Coordinator: Getting our people home should be 'non-negotiable’ Nathan Sales discusses President Biden's troop withdrawal in Afghanistan on 'America Reports'

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Texas abortion providers ask Supreme Court to block state law that bans procedure after six weeks Abortion providers are turning to the Supreme Court to block a Texas law that, if unchanged, will ban abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.

Biden calls Black adviser 'boy' during FEMA briefing The president used the term while introducing his senior adviser Cedric Richmond, a Black former member of Congress for Louisiana for a decade.

Why Labor Day weekend travel is trickier this year Unlike other national holidays, Labor Day traffic is more up in the air.

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Former Afghanistan ambassador to US Roya Rahmani: Afghan women ‘in a state of panic’ Roya Rahmani, who served as the first female Afghanistan ambassador to the United States until last month, said Afghan women are “in a state of panic” after the Taliban retook the country two weeks ago.

Hurricane Ida: What more to expect from the storm National Hurricane Center director Ken Graham warns of continued rain and flooding as Hurricane Ida sweeps the south.

Powerful hurricane hits greater New Orleans New Orleans Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Director Collin Arnold warns of 'widespread power failure' and structure damage as Hurricane Ida slams the area.

Flames consume high-rise in Milan; residents evacuated Italian firefighters on Sunday battled a high-rise blaze in Milan that spread rapidly through a 20-story residential building and poured black smoke into the air. Residents were hurriedly evacuated.

Stanford professor blames 'whiteness' for opposition to school mask mandates: 'White people are GOP' A college professor blamed 'whiteness' for opposition to school mask mandates

Rep. Gallagher on Afghanistan: Next 48 hours 'incredibly dangerous' Wisconsin Republican Mike Gallagher discusses the operation to evacuate Americans and allies from Kabul.