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The FOX News Rundown, is a news-based daily podcast airing Monday through Friday each week, co-hosts Dave Anthony, Lisa Brady, and Jessica Rosenthal will present a story driven podcast, providing listeners with the information they need to know while taking them beyond the basic headlines. Each weekday, The FOX News Rundown will feature insight from top news makers, along with reporters and contributors from across all FOX News Channel platforms.

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09.24.2021

President Biden on Wednesday, September 22nd met at the White House with congressional Democrats, bringing together both moderate and progressives within the party to attempt to calm the tension and infighting threatening to obstruct his domestic agenda. Democrats in the ...

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09.24.2021 Is the U.S. Headed Towards a Potential Economic Crisis? President Biden on Wednesday, September 22nd met at the White House with congressional Democrats, bringing together both moderate and progressives within the party to attempt to calm the tension and infighting threatening to obstruct his domestic agenda. Democrats in the ...
09.23.2021 Evening Edition: Border Patrol Suspends Use Of Horses After Viral Video Outrage The U.S. Border Patrol has told their agents in Del Rio, Texas to temporarily stop using horses in their efforts to turn away thousands of migrants converging on the border. This comes after videos of mounted Border Patrol agents chasing ...
09.23.2021 International Tensions High at UN General Assembly The 76th United Nations General Assembly began on Tuesday, September 21 and controversy has already begun as world leaders addressed the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic, the strain placed upon the global economy, Afghanistan falling to the Taliban, and tensions ...
09.22.2021 Evening Edition: Gabby Petito's Death Determined To Be A Homicide As Dive Crews Search For Fiancé Gabby Petito's remains were recovered in northwestern Wyoming near Grand Teton National Park Sunday and a coroner has determined her death was a homicide. Meanwhile, there is mounting pressure on authorities to locate Petito's fiancé as crews search for him ...
09.22.2021 Biden Administration Faces Backlash Over Southern Border Handling Thousands of Haitians and other migrants have been camped under the International Bridge in Del Rio, Texas. Amid the surge at the Texas border, the Biden administration said it is increasing the number of deportation flights to Haiti and resources ...
09.21.2021 Evening Edition: One Year Into The Abraham Accords Shows Promise For Future Deals A year into the U.S.-brokered 'Abraham Accords' has shown sea change in relations between Arab countries and Israel, along with a warming towards the United States and a distancing from Iran's proxies. The first normalization agreements were signed last September ...
09.21.2021 Dr. Scott Gottlieb On Lessons Learned From The COVID-19 Pandemic As school kids head back to class, Pfizer announced Monday that a lower dose for its COVID vaccine is safe and effect for children ages 5-11. The company say it will seek FDA approval. Former FDA Commissioner and senior fellow ...
09.20.2021 Evening Edition: A Second Investigation Into The Kabul Drone Strike Has Been Ordered Another investigation has been ordered by the Department of Defense into a deadly drone strike last month in Kabul which supposedly was targeting an ISIS-K operative but instead killed ten members of an Afghan family including seven children. According to ...
09.20.2021 The Search For Gabby Petito May Be Coming To An End Authorities on Sunday, September 19th discovered a body at Grand Teton National Park in Moosey, Wyoming where the search for missing Gabby Petito was focused. Sources at the FBI Denver office could not confirm the body was in fact Ms. ...
09.19.2021 FOX News Rundown Extra: Arizona Becomes First State To Sue Over Vaccine Mandates This week Arizona became the first state to file a lawsuit against the Biden administration over the President's latest vaccine mandates for federal workers and large companies. Earlier this week host Jessica Rosenthal spoke with the man at the center ...
09.19.2021 From Washington: Vaccine Mandate Double Standards The Biden administration has been facing pushback following their recent coronavirus vaccine mandate announcement that involves companies with more than 100-employess to require workers to show they are vaccinated or submit to weekly testing. The state of Arizona has already ...
09.18.2021 FOX News Rundown Extra: Will We Ever Know The Origins OF COVID-19? After over a year and a half of living with COVID-19, the origins of the virus remain a mystery due to the complex nature of the coronavirus and the unwillingness to cooperate from the source country, China. The original theory ...
09.18.2021 From Washington - Trey Yingst In Afghanistan: Giving A Voice To The Voiceless In the days following President Biden's announcement that the Department of Labor will require companies with more than one hundred employees to mandate COVID-19 vaccines or face weekly testing, a panel of outside experts that advises the FDA rejected giving ...
09.17.2021 Evening Edition: Reporting From On The Ground In Afghanistan Chartered Qatar Airways flights continue to depart from Kabul Airport carrying foreign nationals with dual citizenship. This as the Taliban begins to enforce strict new laws in line with their interpretation of Islam. FOX's Eben Brown speaks to FOX's Trey ...
09.17.2021 Did Gen. Milley Commit Treason Or Was He Doing His Job? Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley has been under fire after allegations included in the new unreleased book "Peril" co-authored by Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Robert Costa. The authors say Gen. Milley made ...
09.16.2021 Evening Edition: Paris Terror Attack Suspect Says Attack Was Revenge The main defendant in the November 2015 Paris terror attacks trial said the attack wasn't "personal" but revenge for French military action in Syria, shocking tearful victim's relatives in court. There are nineteen other defendants in this trial that is ...
09.16.2021 White House Facing Legal Challenge Over Vaccine Mandates Earlier this week, Arizona became the first state to file a lawsuit against the Biden administration over the President's latest vaccine mandates for federal workers and large companies. Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich argues that President Biden's new vaccine requirements ...
09.15.2021 Evening Edition: Deleted COVID-19 Data Could Give Insight Into Origins An investigation has been completed into why hundreds of entries on data pertaining to genetic sequencing acquired from early cases of COVID-19 patients were deleted from the National Institutes of Health online database at the request of Wuhan Lab scientists. ...
09.15.2021 How Much Spending Is Too Much? Senators are back in Washington D.C. this week after their summer recess and they have a lot to get done. On the top of that list, Democratic Senators hope to pass the $3.5-trillion budget reconciliation package. While getting the $3.5-trillion ...
09.14.2021 Evening Edition: Venice Wants To Be Example Of Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery Like many popular international destinations, Venice, Italy was hit hard by the pandemic and is now trying to bring back its vibrant tourism sector. The Mayor of Venice says he has a plan to do just that but the locals ...
09.14.2021 Gov. Newsom Fights For Survival In CA Recall Today is the California Recall Election to unseat Governor Gavin Newsom (D). Throughout the election Newsom has received support from top Democrats including President Biden who was in California Monday night campaigning to keep the California Governor in office. We ...
09.13.2021 Evening Edition: North Korea Tests Cruise Missile With Nuclear Capabilities Over the weekend, North Korea tested their first cruise missiles with the capability of carrying a nuclear warhead. It comes amid a stalemate in nuclear negotiations with the United States and just a day before President Joe Biden’s special representative ...
09.13.2021 Vaccine Mandates, The Delta Variant and Children’s Vaccines On Thursday, September 9th President Biden announced a federal vaccine mandate, requiring millions of U.S. workers to choose between proof of vaccination or weekly COVID-19 testing. While the President previously said he did not believe the vaccine should be mandatory, ...
09.12.2021 FOX News Rundown EXTRA: After 20 Years Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Still Awaits Trial It's 20 years since America was attacked by terrorists, but after almost two decades the alleged mastermind behind the attacks Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other accused of conspiring with him are still awaiting trial for what for what happened ...
09.12.2021 From Washington: After Afghanistan, Is It Time To Re-Think AUMF? On September 14th, 2001 Congress passed an Authorization for the Use of Military Force, allowing the Armed Forces to strike back against those responsible for the 9/11 terror attacks and deter and prevent acts of international terrorism against the United ...
09.11.2021 FOX News Rundown EXTRA: The 20th Anniversary of September 11th Today is the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Nineteen Al-Qaeda terrorists hijacked four airplanes and carried out suicide attacks in the U.S. that day. Two of the planes were flown into the Twin Towers in New York City, ...
09.11.2021 From Washington: Remembering 9/11 - 20 Years Later Today marks the 20th anniversary of September 11th. Americans today will gather to reflect and honor the nearly three thousand victims who died on that date 20 years ago after nineteen members of the terror group al-Qaeda hijacked four planes ...
09.10.2021 Evening Edition: Remembering 9/11 With Acts Of Kindness And Good Deeds The 'September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance' or '9/11 Day' is a federally-recognized National Day of Service established in 2009. '9/11 Day' looks to transform the tragic anniversary of the terror attacks into a day of individuals and ...
09.10.2021 Never Forget: One Man's Journey to Honor His Fallen Brother on 9/11 Tomorrow will mark the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. Nineteen Al-Qaeda terrorists killed nearly 3,000 people that day using passenger planes as missiles, beginning in New York City. It was the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil in ...
09.09.2021 Evening Edition: Staying Behind In Afghanistan To Help Those In Need While thousands still want out of Afghanistan, whether you are an American or native Afghan that wants to escape Taliban rule, some are purposefully staying to help where they can. One such source of help that is staying behind is ...
09.09.2021 9/11 Terror Suspects on Trial Two Decades Later After almost two decades since the September 11th attacks and a year-and-a-half pause due to the coronavirus pandemic, the pretrial hearing of suspected 9/11 architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others accused of conspiring in the attacks, continued this week ...
09.08.2021 Evening Edition: State Department Calls On Taliban To Stop Blocking Departing Flights Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday called on the Taliban to stop blocking charter flights containing Americans from departing the Mazar-i-Sharif International Airport in Kabul. Meanwhile, Afghan women are protesting the all-male make up of the new Afghan government. ...
09.08.2021 Sen. Rick Scott Demands Investigation of Afghanistan Withdrawal Lawmakers and Americans alike are still reeling from the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, a process that cost 13 U.S. service members their lives and left many Americans and allies behind under Taliban rule. While the administration accomplished its mission of ...
09.07.2021 Evening Edition: Pretrial For 9/11 Suspects Begins In Guantanamo Bay Its been two decades but the trial for alleged mastermind of 9/11, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, and four others accused of conspiring in the attacks is set to resume. This comes after a year and a half delay caused by the ...
09.07.2021 Texas Abortion Law In The National Spotlight Texas has passed what is being considered one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation, banning abortions after six weeks into pregnancy which health care providers have estimated could affect around 85 percent of the abortions carried out ...
09.06.2021 Evening Edition: Vault In Ice Protects The World's Agriculture Deep inside a frozen mountain on an island between Norway and the North Pole lies the largest store of one the most essential resources of mankind: seeds. In that mountain, over four million seeds of nearly one million different varieties ...
09.06.2021 What Does Our Future Look Like With Artificial Intelligence From smart speakers to self-driving cars, artificial intelligence has progressed into our everyday life and will continue at a rapid pace. So how will society adapt to having AI become commonplace and will it be a smooth transition? Futurist and ...
09.05.2021 FOX News Rundown EXTRA: Keeping Schools Safely Opened Amid COVID-19 As we continue to battle the ever evolving coronavirus pandemic both globally in and in the U.S. while we are making progress there is still a lot more to be done. COVID-19 vaccinations are beginning to pick up steam again ...
09.05.2021 From Washington: What's Next For Afghanistan? The final U.S. troops have exited Afghanistan and the Taliban has taken control of the country. FOX News White House Correspondent Jacqui Heinrich has been following the diplomatic questions, and answers the question as to what's next for Afghanistan after ...
09.04.2021 The FOX News Rundown EXTRA: Congressman Peter Meijer Reveals The Chaos He Saw In Kabul Amid The U.S. Evacuation The withdrawal from Afghanistan has been heavily criticized as a disorganized and chaotic mission. Amid this chaos, two U.S. congressmen who served in the U.S. military, Republican Rep. Peter Meijer of Michigan and Democratic Rep. Congressman Seth Moulton of Massachusetts, ...
09.04.2021 From Washington: The Chaotic Close Of The Longest War In History The longest war in American history has come to an end this week after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan as American troops evacuated the region. FOX News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Greg Palkot has followed the war on terror from ...
09.03.2021 Evening Edition: Rising Use Of Monoclonal Antibodies To Treat COVID-19 Patients Tens of thousands of Floridians have received monoclonal antibody treatments to fight COVID-19. There are over twenty locations in the state offering the Regeneron antibody cocktail to patients for free and many are saying it is making a difference in ...
09.03.2021 Bill Hemmer Reflects on The Lost Calls of 9/11 America is approaching the 20th anniversary of 9/11, one of the darkest days in U.S. history. While the story has been told and retold each September 11th, there are always new perspectives to observe and learn from regarding this tragic ...
09.02.2021 Evening Edition: Remnants Of Ida Causes Deadly Flooding In The Northeast The once tropical cyclone, Hurricane Ida, brought torrential rain to the Northeast Wednesday causing flooding that killed more than twenty people, submerged subway lines and swept away cars. Water rescues were still being conducted today for people trapped in their ...
09.02.2021 What Happens Now In Afghanistan? Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley made their first public remarks on Wednesday since the complete withdrawal of U.S. military assets from Afghanistan. While the military mission is over and we ...
09.01.2021 Evening Edition: Thousands Of Afghan Refugees Arrive In The United States More than twenty thousand Afghan refugees have landed at Dulles International Airport in northern Virginia successfully fleeing from the Taliban. But their journeys are far from over and there remains an urgent need for help. FOX’s Simon Owen speaks to ...
09.01.2021 America's Longest War Is Over But Not Without Consequences The last of the C-17 planes carrying American military members were evacuated from Afghanistan on Monday, meeting President Biden's August 31st deadline and ending the nation's longest war. The deadline was not met without consequences, as the Biden administration deals ...
08.31.2021 Evening Edition: Some Are Left Behind As The Taliban Takes Control U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said that there are about one hundred Americans that remain in Afghanistan and another number of Afghan allies that are seeking an exit. It is estimated that nearly a half a million Afghans ...
08.31.2021 America's Longest War Is Over On Monday the Pentagon announced that all U.S. troops had departed Afghanistan, meeting President Biden's August 31 withdrawal deadline and officially ending America's longest war in Afghanistan. CEO of Rubicon Founders Adam Boehler , who previously negotiated with the Taliban, ...
08.30.2021 Evening Edition: The Last U.S. Military Planes Leave Kabul The Pentagon has announced they have ended the “largest non-combatant evacuation” in the military's history. As of today, more than 120,000 people have been airlifted from Hamid Karzai International Airport including nearly 6-thousand Americans. FOX's Gurnal Scott speaks to FOX's ...

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