The Fox News morning newsletter, Fox News First, covers a range of topics, including censorship concerns surrounding Mark Zuckerberg’s actions related to the Biden-Harris administration. There is also a report on blue states spending billions in “secret” tax money on non-Americans, leading to questions about transparency and accountability. In addition, parents push back against school board decisions on gender and sex education, emphasizing the importance of traditional values. Home Depot faces criticism for a controversial partnership, and a children’s book author is accused of plotting to kill her husband.
The political landscape is also covered, with Minnesota GOP lawmakers warning against what they see as a radical agenda from Governor Walz. Vice President Harris has faced criticism for being hesitant to do interviews without guidance, leading to questions about transparency and leadership. The migrant crisis is creating tensions in Boston, where a residency policy from the Dukakis era is being challenged. The GOP in a blue state demands more transparency about the costs associated with the migrant crisis.
In terms of media coverage, Howard Kurtz explores Zuckerberg’s admission of bowing to pressure from the Biden administration. Vice President Harris is criticized for her handling of media interviews, with some calling her “embarrassing.” After 38 days, Harris finally schedules an interview. A blue city announces a crackdown on drug crimes, with suspects facing jail time if caught at night or on weekends. Opinion pieces discuss the threat posed by Communist China and media portrayals of Kamala Harris.
In primetime coverage, Laura Ingraham questions the authenticity of Kamala Harris’ political messaging, while Jesse Watters and Sean Hannity critique Harris’ policies and potential candidacy. Greg Gutfeld suggests it may be time to embarrass Harris politically. Other news covers a Denver suburb’s struggles with migrant gang violence, Jennifer Lopez’s public image after her breakup with Ben Affleck, and parents facing financial strain due to back-to-school expenses. An Alaskan walrus calf is receiving care from experts after being found malnourished.
The newsletter also includes social media links for readers to follow Fox News, quizzes on American culture, and videos featuring Tulsi Gabbard and Adam Carolla discussing political issues. The weather forecast is also included, as well as links to various Fox News newsletters and apps for further news coverage. Fox News thanks its readers for choosing them as their morning news source and encourages them to stay tuned for future updates.
