No workplace retirement plan? Trump's new site aims to change that

Trump’s executive order calls for a new government website where people in the U.S. can find and compare retirement savings accounts, aiming to help millions of workers who don’t have access to one through their employer.

Countries that have banned social media for teenagers — See the world map

Countries around the world are moving to restrict children’s access to social media, led by Australia’s landmark law banning users under 16 starting December 2025.

Britney Spears charged with DUI in California

Britney Spears has been charged with a misdemeanor DUI in Ventura County after a March 4 arrest involving alcohol and drugs.

Tracking weekend temperature swings | Weather and Whatever
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Get ready for a total weather rollercoaster! Temperatures across the Valley are set to warm just in time for the weekend, but a sharp cool down is lurking right behind the heat before another warmup kicks in.

McMahon faces tough questions from senators over education cuts and civil rights

Education Secretary Linda McMahon testified on Capitol Hill earlier this week to address a proposed budget that slashes student aid and civil rights funding as the Trump administration continues its efforts to reshape the federal education system.

Seen on TV: April 30

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Midwest hail damage; royal visit in U.S. l FOX 10 Talks
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On today's show, Meteorologist Krystal Ortiz talks about hail causing massive damage in the Midwest. Plus, the latest on Prince Charles III and Queen Camilla's U.S. visit.

Juvenile charged in Villanova swatting incidents tied to nationwide hoaxes

A juvenile faces federal charges over a wave of false emergency reports that disrupted college campuses nationwide last summer, including one that sparked alarm at Villanova University.

Thermos recalls over 8 million Stainless King products over injury concerns

A massive nationwide recall has been issued for more than 8 million Thermos brand food jars and beverage bottles after federal safety officials warned the products could cause serious injuries. 

Pete Hegseth grilled by Democratic lawmakers over Iran war
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced a second day of tough questions on Capitol Hill as senators got their opportunity to probe the Pentagon chief's handling of the Iran war. FOX's Caroline Shively reports.

Trump rejects Iran’s offer, Pentagon CFO gives cost of war so far

The United States would reject Iran’s latest offer to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the U.S. lifting its blockade and putting the nuclear program issue on hold, President Donald Trump told Axios on Wednesday. 

Illegal immigrant admitted posing as Border Patrol agent in calculated scheme to disrupt deportations: DOJ

A man accused of targeting federal immigration agents and pretending to be one of them is now facing serious prison time after prosecutors say his stunt put law enforcement in danger.

Trump signs DHS funding bill, ending a record shutdown

The House approved a bill on Thursday to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security to end the longest agency shutdown in history.

Casey Means out as Trump's nominee for surgeon general: Who's her replacement?

President Donald Trump has withdrawn his nomination of Casey Means to serve as U.S. surgeon general after her confirmation stalled in the Senate. 

Costco employee fatally shot after confronting armed man at Ohio store entrance

A 61-year-old Costco employee in Strongsville, Ohio, was fatally shot after confronting an armed man and refusing him entry into the store, police said.

Double shooting in Glendale; new details in Celeste Rivas Hernandez murder case l Morning News Brief

From a double shooting in a West Valley neighborhood that sent two men to the hospital to disturbing details revealed in the murder case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, here's a look at your top headlines for the morning of April 30.

WHCA dinner shooting suspect won’t fight detention, attorney says

Cole Tomas Allen, the man accused of opening fire at the Washington Hilton during the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, agreed to remain in custody during a federal court hearing Thursday, according to FOX News.