The Fox News morning newsletter, Fox News First, covers a variety of news topics to start the day. The newsletter highlights criticism of President Biden for Islamophobic remarks amid a rise in antisemitism. It also discusses a group of Jewish students who encountered a man wearing a Hamas headband on campus and the expert analysis of a deadly shootout in Charlotte. Additionally, the potential running mates for former President Trump are said to be joining him at a major Republican donor retreat over the weekend.
In terms of politics, the Trump trial is set to resume with testimony from a computer forensics expert, while a watchdog group is requesting the release of records on the Department of Justice spying on congressional staffers. The newsletter mentions a revealing claim made by a longtime Biden confidante about the Obama DOJ in an unearthed interview. It also highlights Democrats condemning both the January 6th attacks on police officers and anti-police violence at campus riots.
In the media section, a TikTok influencer warns of the platform fueling anti-Israel riots on college campuses, while an MIT researcher shares their blunt opinion on anti-Israel agitators. A restaurant owner expresses concern over soft-on-crime policies contributing to a homeless crisis and increasing crime. Former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard warns that Biden must not win reelection, claiming that Democrats are willing to destroy democracy to save it.
In the opinion section, Gregg Jarrett discusses the ongoing legal battle between New York and Trump, while Jason Rantz explores the resurgence of Antifa in college mobs. Prime time hosts Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters, Sean Hannity, and Greg Gutfeld share their insights on various political and social issues. The newsletter also briefly covers the controversy surrounding Columbia University’s president amid campus antisemitism and quizzes readers on current events.
Additional content includes profiles on historical figures, news about upcoming WWE matches, and cute animal videos. The weather forecast and videos featuring Governor Ron DeSantis and Dr. Marc Siegel are also included in the newsletter. Finally, the newsletter closes with a quote from Laura Ingraham on President Biden’s response to political trouble and invites readers to follow Fox News on social media and sign up for their various newsletters and apps.
