Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. In the latest edition, the top highlights include the Helene death toll surpassing a grim milestone as the search for survivors continues, Republicans weighing in after Vance and Walz went head-to-head, and Democrats taking to social media to react to the vice presidential debate. The newsletter also covers major headlines such as Vance and Walz giving voters drastically different visions for America during the VP debate, voters reacting in real-time when Vance’s mic was cut off, and responses to Walz talking about abortion. The debate answer on the immigration crisis by Vance also polarized voters, and grocery prices are set to soar as workers strike.
In the political arena, Walz was blasted for defending a key Obamacare provision during the debate, Vance and Walz sparred on immigration during the VP debate, Walz was forced to correct the record on his presence at the Tiananmen Square protests, and the VP candidates sparred over economic issues. In terms of media coverage, Walz stunned the internet with a gaffe about becoming friends with school shooters, BBC News sparked outrage after a commentator defended Hezbollah and Iran, IRS data showed Walz’s claim over Trump tax cuts was untrue, and the Trump-Vance ticket had more interviews compared to the Harris-Walz ticket. Opinions from Liz Peek and Doug Schoen on the VP debate are also included in the newsletter.
Other news includes recommendations for reducing cancer risk by adopting healthy habits, an airline passenger going viral for recording a neighbor’s midflight photo attempts, an American culture quiz on celebrity birthdays and more, a law banning homeless people from sleeping in public outdoor spaces taking effect, and Americans rushing to help others in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Videos featuring JD Vance and Gov. Tim Walz are also highlighted, expressing their views on various political issues. The Fox Weather section provides information on the weather in different neighborhoods, and readers are encouraged to follow Fox News on various social media platforms and sign up for newsletters focusing on news, opinion, lifestyle, and entertainment. The Fox News app is also available for download for easy access to news on the go.
