Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First, provides updates on the latest news and developments to start your day. Readers can track election results in real-time, with analysis on races across the US. Trump has appointed a hard-line border czar to tackle immigration, while Kamala Harris’s campaign paid Oprah and other celebrities to appear with her in her unsuccessful presidential bid. In politics, Schumer has refused to allow McCormick at Senate orientation, and Biden is set to lobby Trump not to abandon Ukraine during an upcoming meeting.
Major headlines include conflicting portrayals of Daniel Penny’s actions by prosecutors and witnesses, Psaki admitting that Democrats made a mistake by trying to reach never-Trump voters, and President-elect Trump touting his deportation plan as a ‘cost savings’ opportunity for Americans. A Democratic lawmaker has called out his party for ‘banning debate’ on culture war issues like transgender athletes, while stars like Dennis Quaid and Trace Adkins have honored military veterans on Veterans Day. Trump has spent time golfing with his grandkids at Mar-a-Lago after his election victory, and it is noted that the 2024 election cycle is drawing to a close.
In media, the importance of candid, longform podcasts in the wake of Trump’s victory is highlighted, and a probe has been launched into a potential leak by the company behind the Seltzer poll. A CNN host has scathingly rebuked Democrats for their ignorance that put them out of touch with voters, and a former Harris staffer has called on Biden to resign and install Harris as the first female president. In opinion pieces, Dr. Marc Siegel discusses how veterans lead us into the light on Veterans Day, while Drew Forsberg argues for honoring warriors beyond just Veterans Day.
In other news, celebrity chef shares unique ways for veterans to make a difference, Prince Harry is said to be ‘looking back’ after stepping away as a senior royal, and there is an American Culture Quiz where participants can enter to win a trip to NYC. TikTokers weigh in on how early is too early to arrive at the airport, and a veteran who overcame obstacles to launch a family business is highlighted. General Jack Keane discusses the need for the US to take action to restore deterrents against adversaries, while Gianno Caldwell talks about the deep state being scared.
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