New Jersey man returns borrowed book to his public library 75 years late

Just file it under "better late than never." Bob Jablonski of Jersey City, N.J., was only 14 in 1947 when he checked out the book "Hitler," by Oden Rudolph, from the James J. Ferris High School branch of the Jersey City Free Public Library, the Hudson Reporter noted last week. Jablonski returned the book to the library 75 years later — at age 89, to...

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San Francisco defunded the police before reversing course the next year amid calls for 'accountability'

This is the second part of a Fox News Digital series about "defund the police" politicians and crime in the areas they represent. From coast to coast in 2020, liberal politicians pledged support for defunding police departments following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. San Francisco Mayor London Breed was among the politicians in major cities...

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Elvis Presley's final months were plagued with physical pain as he embarked on grueling tour, author claims

During the final months of his life, Elvis Presley was said to be in a lot of physical pain. The singer, who made teenage girls hysterical with his movie star looks, catchy songs and gyrating pelvis during the ‘50s, was suffering from declining health in the ‘70s. Elvis had divorced his wife Priscilla Presley in 1973, and developed a dependence on prescription...

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One year after US left Afghanistan, we are still working to rescue the heroes and friends we left behind

What makes a year? Depends on who you ask. If you ask a Brit, they’ll tell you about their political turmoil, inflation and energy prices. If you ask an American, many will echo the same remarks. If you ask an Afghan, though, they’ll tell you it's the difference between 2022 and the dark ages. Somewhere between the expanse of technology into every member...

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CNN, MSNBC, Dems mock criticism of added IRS agents in spending bill: 'Preposterous'

Members of left-leaning media networks CNN, MSNBC and NBC, as well as leading Democrats, have mocked Republican criticism of funding in President Biden’s proposed Inflation Reduction Act, which would double the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) workforce over the next decade. Republican politicians have voiced concern that the plan would not only raise...

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Americans say they're unhappy with the state of the nation, agree political divisiveness is a serious concern

Americans outside Busch Stadium told Fox News how they felt about the state of the nation, with many unhappy with its divisiveness. "I’m very concerned about with the direction of the country and some of the very serious animosity that’s going on," Sandra, from Oklahoma, said. "I worry about my grandchildren and my great-grandchildren and what we’re...

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Rapper A$AP Rocky charged with assault of former friend in 2021 Hollywood shooting

Rapper A$AP Rocky has been charged with assault for the November 2021 shooting of a former friend in Hollywood. The rapper, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, faces two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm with allegations of personally using a firearm, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón’s office said in a press release. Mayers,...

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Jimmy Failla: They're listening to the Beatles while you're eating the beatles

Kat Timpf and Jimmy Failla joke with Greg Gutfeld and other guests about how celebrities are eating bugs and how it must no longer be "cultural appropriation" to take something from another culture on "Gutfeld!" GREG GUTFELD: DEMOCRATS ARE SUDDENLY AGAINST CRITICIZING LAW ENFORCEMENT Greg Gutfeld: All right. Well, when you saw this as a topic, what...

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Greg Gutfeld: What’s with all the people eating bugs?

What's with all the people eating bugs? First you remember this crackpot.  CNN HOST: Are you ready? Cheers. Actually, I'm less scared of this. Mm hmm. Do I have a wing hanging out of my mouth? Anyway, I can think of someone else at CNN who needs to be restricted to eating. Just bugs. [Picture of Brian Stelter] Low hanging fruit. But now, in recent years,...

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On this day in history, August 16, American legends Aretha Franklin, Babe Ruth and Elvis Presley died

It's the day the legends died.  Three giants of American pop culture — queen of soul Aretha Franklin, sultan of swat Babe Ruth and king of rock ‘n’ roll Elvis Presley — each were summoned to the royal court of immortality on this day in history, August 16: Franklin in 2018, Ruth in 1948 and Presley in 1977.  Franklin and Presley were arguably the greatest...

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