Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. In the top news, early voting has begun in California, Texas, and five other states. Hurricane Milton’s forecast is becoming more dire, and Kamala Harris is facing criticism for a ‘softball’ media blitz amidst various crises.
The year has been marked by the deadliest attack on Jews since the Holocaust, with hostages remaining in terrorists’ grip. Jewish students respond to the threat of terror sympathizer riots on the one-year anniversary. Video evidence has surfaced nuking the White House defense as Americans are left short after funds were spent on illegal immigrants. Diddy’s former protégé has called the rapper ‘soulless’ following his sex trafficking arrest, and a high school is accused of ‘blatant antisemitism’ over a controversial ban.
In politics, an American father of a Hamas hostage is urging the US to find a new way, while the Supreme Court kicks off a historic term under scrutiny amidst an ethics code debate. A battleground Senate candidate unloads on a ‘radical’ Democratic opponent for disparaging Trump voters, and GOP New Jersey Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw nearly passed out during a debate.
In media news, a woman says a Fox News viewer donated a generator that helped save a patient with only 30 minutes left to live. FEMA’s head denies the agency is short on money for disaster relief due to funds being spent on illegal immigrants, while Andrea Mitchell says Kamala Harris has a ‘big problem’ connecting to Black men who don’t take her seriously.
Opinion pieces by Karol Markowicz and Rebecca Grant reflect on the one-year anniversary of the attacks, with Markowicz highlighting issues in Democrat-run states and Grant discussing Iran’s potential loss in the war. In other news, aging slowdown could be a surprise benefit of an existing medication, a former model recalls Jeffrey Epstein abuse at his private island, and a California couple shares top places to visit in the US.
There are also quizzes on healthy foods, stealthy objects, and October occasions, as well as a video featuring best friends stunned by matching circumstances. Rep. Jim Jordan and Ofir Akunis share their perspectives on recent events. Additionally, readers can follow Fox News on social media and sign up for various newsletters. The Fox Weather forecast is available for those interested in their neighborhood’s weather. Thank you for choosing Fox News as your premier news source in the morning.
