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Election Day is getting closer, and former President Donald Trump is leading the polls in key swing states. The former President returns to court in Manhattan today for Day 17 of the hush-money trial. However, the legal woes aren't slowing his momentum. President Joe Biden continues to tout its economic achievements, yet many Americans still struggle to make ends meet. In the few short months leading up to November, Professor at the University of Texas, co-director of the FOX News Poll, and member of the FOX News Decision Desk, Daron Shaw, says that both campaigns need to convince voters to side with them, despite many who are hesitant of their previous performances. He joins the Rundown to explain why the Biden campaign is losing Black voters and why Trump's legal troubles aren't hurting his base.
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have made millions of dollars off the border crisis, and a new report from The Free Press detailed just how much money was being spent and how. They found three of the top NGOs spend taxpayer money at the border on pet therapy, horticulture therapy, and even contracting a music therapist who was paid more than half a million dollars in 2022. Meanwhile, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which's been tasked with finding safe sponsors for unaccompanied minors, has been scrutinized for their vetting process that has placed some minors with human traffickers. A former senior law enforcement advisor at the Department of Homeland Security, Charles Marino, joins to explain how a lack of oversight for NGOs border spending is going to cause “astronomical” fraud, waste, and abuse.
Plus, commentary from former acting DHS Secretary, Chad Wolf.

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Russian President Putin has turned to a civilian economist in a surprise move to replace longtime ally Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. The shake up comes as intense fighting is going on in Northeast Ukraine near the country's second largest city of Kharkhiv. The Russian Defense Ministry says their forces have captured five villages in the northeast.

FOX’s Eben Brown speaks with Alex Hogan, FOX News foreign correspondent, about the Russian cabinet shuffle and the latest fighting in the war.

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Some House Republicans are preparing articles of impeachment against President Biden. They accuse the President of a “quid pro quo” by leveraging American dollars against the Israeli government’s actions in Gaza. Plus, former Trump attorney Michael Cohen is expected to testify in the former President’s trial, as critics attack Cohen's credibility. For a conversation on this and more, House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) joins Mike Emanuel on the FOX News Rundown.Although it violates the terms of service on nearly every social media platform, an increasing number of teenagers are posting videos of violent crimes for likes and shares. In Nevada, two teenagers are facing murder charges for swerving their car into a bicyclist last August and sharing the ordeal on social media. Unfortunately, some teenagers are luring vulnerable peers into scary situations, like 15-year-old Aydin Pedone, who was coaxed into meeting a group of teens in the park last summer, where they filmed him getting punched in the face. Attorney at Levin Papantonio Rafferty in Florida, Emmie J. Paulos, joins to discuss why these cases are so common amongst teens and why social media platforms aren't eager to stop them.Plus, Commentary from Outkick Host Tomi Lahren.
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According to the Centers For Disease Control, about one in four Americans report they suffer from seasonal allergies.
And if you're one of those unlucky folks, you may feel like your symptoms are getting worse. That's because more pollen is in the air than in past years.
Allergist and spokesperson for the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, Dr. Tania Elliot recently joined FOX News Rundown host Chris Foster to discuss this unfortunate trend and why you may be feeling so crummy.
 Dr. Elliot shared ways people can manage their symptoms with new treatments and explained why spring allergies are starting much earlier than in prior years.
She also addressed some misconceptions about allergies including how certain foods and our diets impact our tolerance to allergens.
The segment that aired this week on the regular weekday version of the Rundown only included a small portion of the interview.
On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interview with allergy expert Dr. Tania Elliot and hear even more of her advice on how to deal with allergy season.
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Despite spending a lot of the last two weeks in a Manhattan courtroom, former President Donald Trump continues to get out and about, giving pizza to New York firefighters and speaking with reporters about the so-called hush money case. However, when he is NOT talking about his legal woes, President Trump transitions into campaign mode, making stops in Michigan and Wisconsin last week. As Election Day creeps up, many are eager to see who he will pick as his running mate. Executive Vice President of Targeted Victory and Senior Advisor to Tim Scott's presidential campaign, Matt Gorman, explains how the trial impacts his reelection campaign and the few rumored Vice President options.
As the Biden Administration continues cracking down on China, imposing new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, batteries, solar panels, and more, establishing trade relations with the country has become more complex than ever. As a result, many lawmakers are working across the aisle to create a competitive network of trade partners within the Western Hemisphere -- benefitting our allies and limiting China's power. Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) discusses how he and his colleagues are setting out to do this with the America's Act -- legislation that sets out to create a stable, sophisticated trade policy that's built to last.
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‘Adulting’ isn’t easy – especially for twenty-somethings.
It’s a transitional decade when young people are making massive life decisions about where to live, who to love, and what career path they want to take.
Bestselling author and psychologist Meg Jay specializes in twenty-somethings and has been offering help and advice to this misunderstood group of young adults for over two decades. She has also given one of the most-watched Ted Talks ever on that same topic.
She recently joined special guest host Dana Perino on the Fox News Rundown to discuss her career, the advice she gives struggling young adults and her new book, ‘The Twenty-Something Treatment: A Revolutionary Remedy For An Uncertain Age’.
The two also discussed how people in their twenties commonly turn to prescription drugs to cope with anxiety and depression sparked by the stress in their lives.
 The segment that aired this week on the regular weekday version of the Rundown only included a small portion of the interview.
On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear Dana Perino’s entire interview with author and psychologist Meg Jay and get even more of her valuable perspective and advice on how people in their twenties and their families can better address the challenges that come with early adulthood.
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