The Fox News morning newsletter, Fox News First, covers a wide range of topics to start your day. In one section, RFK Jr hints at discussions with Trump about creating a new type of government, while politicians from both parties are set to visit the site of a Trump assassination attempt. There is also coverage of an illegal immigrant suspect accused of murdering a 12-year-old girl and complaints they have made. Additionally, there is a video showing blue city politicians forcing woke mandates on police, with a veteran officer warning of the consequences. A mother coins a new term for parents who refuse to volunteer in their kids’ classrooms.
In the politics section, a Minnesota resident explains why they commute out of state to work after Walz’s COVID policies. Information is provided on Kamala Harris’ father, Donald J. Harris, and why Pennsylvania voters may not have election results on Election Night. The newsletter also details Kamala Harris’ record on electric vehicles and notes that she has not held a press conference since becoming the presumptive Democratic nominee. Analysts weigh in on the Democratic convention, with some praising it as quintessentially American, while others question the party’s messaging at the event.
Opinion pieces discuss California taxes that Kamala Harris could use to affect the middle class and speculate on potential surprise guests at the Democratic convention. In other news, fitness personality Jillian Michaels praises a state for its patriotism and Americana, while celebrities promote hyperbaric oxygen therapy. An American culture quiz tests knowledge on subjects like pampered pets and brownie origins. The release of nearly 400 endangered leopard frogs in Washington is also highlighted.
Videos included in the newsletter feature Senate discussions on the FBI investigation into Trump’s assassination attempt and Lara Trump’s reaction to the DNC. Weather updates are provided, and readers are encouraged to follow Fox News on social media and sign up for additional newsletters covering opinion, lifestyle, and entertainment news. FOX News apps and online streaming options are promoted before concluding with a thank you message for choosing Fox News as a morning news source.
