Trump expressed frustration over what he described as repeated false signals from Putin about ending the war. “We’ll have a great conversation. I’ll think we’re close to getting it done,” Trump said, “and then he’ll knock down a building in Kyiv.” He claimed that on four separate occasions, he believed a peace deal was imminent—only for Russia to escalate military action each time

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Moments after being convicted, Ryan Routh reportedly attempted to stab himself in the neck in a dramatic and disturbing courtroom scene. Witnesses describe chaos erupting as deputies rushed to intervene. LiveNOW from FOX brings you the latest updates, eyewitness accounts, and expert analysis on what led to this extreme act—and what comes next in the legal aftermath.

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The media feud reignites. As Jimmy Kimmel returns to late-night TV with biting commentary, President Trump fires back—threatening legal action against ABC over what he calls “defamatory attacks.” LiveNOW from FOX breaks down the clash between politics and entertainment, the legal stakes behind Trump’s threat, and how this latest skirmish could reshape the boundaries of satire and speech.

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Witnesses described the scene as “shocking” and “surreal,” with Routh lunging toward his own throat moments after the jury convicted him on all charges, including attempted assassination, assault on a federal officer, and multiple weapons violations. Emergency medical personnel were called in, and Routh was reportedly stabilized and placed under heightened security

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According to legal analysts and criminal defense attorneys, the “next step” after Ryan Routh’s sentencing—scheduled for December 18—will likely involve a lengthy appeals process, especially given the high-profile nature of the case and Routh’s erratic self-representation during trial

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Routh, a 59-year-old former Trump supporter from Hawaii, represented himself during the two-week trial, which was marked by erratic courtroom behavior and bizarre legal motions—including one proposing a golf match with Trump to decide his fate. Prosecutors presented extensive evidence showing Routh had created a sniper’s nest near the sixth green and was armed with a loaded rifle when apprehended by a Secret Service agent

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“This is not just misleading—it’s bizarre,” McEnany said. “There’s no basis for it in law or logic. It’s the kind of claim that makes you wonder if they even read the order.”

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made a striking claim, stating that Russian President Vladimir Putin “lied to Trump so many times.” The remark, reportedly made during a closed-door diplomatic briefing, has surfaced amid renewed scrutiny of U.S.–Russia relations and Trump’s past interactions with Putin

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“Culture is—it is a reflection of our moment and our time. Right? And present culture is the way we express how we're feeling about the moment… That is a reflection of joy. Because, you know… it comes in the morning.”

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Vice President Kamala Harris became the center of attention during a segment on The Five, where panelists reacted to her recent interview and public remarks with a mix of skepticism, satire, and surprise. The phrase “Kamala Harris tells all” refers to her candid comments on internal White House dynamics, her role in key policy decisions, and her reflections on public perception—especially in light of recent criticism over her communication style

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