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Miley Cyrus being 'very secretive' about wedding after Liam Hemsworth's family initially took issue with singer's wild ways Miley Cyrus and fiancé Liam Hemsworth are truly in love.

Katy Perry shades Taylor Swift after 'Idol' contestant raves over rival Sometimes a look says way more than words.

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US military eyes futuristic 'bionic arm' for troops Will future Soldiers be kitted up with a futuristic exoskeleton-style arm that will bring even more deadly, more powerful weapons into battle?

Is the politicization of our intel community intensifying? Brennan slams President Trump as 'disgraced demagogue.' Panel debates the remarks amid the Mueller probe.

Is Comey a serial leaker? Former FBI director's past testimony is under scrutiny. Legal expert Jonathan Turley provides insight.

HHS secretary on Trump's plan to fight the opioid crisis On 'Fox & Friends,' HHS Secretary Alex Azar says the president is laying out historic goals to stop the opioid crisis.

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Remaining horses to be seized after dozens starve, die A Maryland farm's remaining live horses are being seized days after dozens were found dead in various states of decay.

Lawyer in US illegally gets California state post Father of a victim killed by an illegal immigrant says when it comes to illegal immigration laws are 'irrelevant' in California.

Damaging hail and tornadoes threatened for southeast US Twenty-nine million people faced a threat of severe storms Monday that could bring damaging hail, high wind and even tornadoes to the southeastern United States.

4 people injured when trains collide, derail in Kentucky Two freight trains collided and derailed shortly before midnight, injuring 4 people and igniting a fire that forced nearby residents to evacuate, authorities said Monday.

Florida officer charged with DUI after driving backward A Florida sheriff's lieutenant is charged with driving under the influence after she was spotted driving backward and honking her horn in the middle of the night.

Severe storms for the South and another Nor'Easter this week? Another busy weather week with two big stories we're following.

Southern California town votes for sanctuary city exemption How will this vote affect other parts of the state? Republican strategist Harmeet Dhillon reacts on 'Fox & Friends First.'

Firefighter who evacuated hundreds on 9/11 dies of cancer A New York City firefighter who helped evacuate hundreds of people during the Sept. 11 terror attack has died of cancer.

Trump rips McCabe notes as 'Fake memos', Democrats offer job Should the American people feel sorry for McCabe's pension loss?

Cirque du Soleil aerialist plunges to his death during Tampa performance A Cirque du Soleil aerialist with 15 years of experience died during a high-flying performance Saturday night in Floriday, the company confirmed in a statement.

Driver tries to fool traffic cop with Homer Simpson's license Homer Simpson has done a lot of stupid stuff over the years, but even he would think twice about this daring con involving his visage. An unidentified driver in England attempted to pass off Homer’s license as his own.

'The Walking Dead' Season 8, Episode 12 recap: New allies emerge as Negan and Rick go toe-to-toe Rick sought his revenger for Alexandria as a potential new ally emerged out of nowhere on Season 8, Episode 12 of AMC’s “The Walking Dead.”

Lifetime's 'Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance' drops first teaser trailer Fans of all things royal will likely be salivating over Lifetime’s first look at the upcoming TV movie “Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance,” which depicts the meeting and courtship of Prince Harry and actress Meghan Markle.

Katy Perry legal battle has left me broke, nun says An 80-year-old cancer-stricken Los Angeles nun says she’s so broke that she doesn’t know where her next meal will come from — because Katy Perry bought the sister’s convent for some $14 million, setting off a take-no-prisoners legal battle.

Jim Carrey slammed for 'disgraceful,' garish portrait of Sarah Sanders Jim Carrey faced swift backlash Sunday after the actor tweeted a painting that apparently showed White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders in a terrifyingly garish light.

Barbra Streisand has no '#MeToo' story, jokingly says her nose kept predators away Barbra Streisand said she's never suffered sexual harassment but has felt abused by the media.

'Black Panther' beats new 'Tomb Raider' at the box office, ties 'Avatar' record Not since "Avatar" has a box-office hit had the kind of staying power of "Black Panther." Ryan Coogler's comic-book sensation on Sunday became the first film since James Cameron's 2009 smash to top the weekend box office five straight weekends.

Faith-based film ‘I Can Only Imagine’ hits big with $17.1 million launch Roadside Attractions-Lionsgate’s faith-based “I Can Only Imagine” has crushed early box office forecasts with a surprisingly strong $17.1 million at 1,629 locations in North America.

Teen loaning out prom dress on Twitter sparks a social media movement Dozens have chimed in to help make prom special for as many as possible.

'Fieri's Follicles' lets you name a strand of Guy Fieri's hair after someone Packages range from $10 to $20.

Trump headed to New Hampshire to discuss opioid crisis Tennessee Rep. Marsha Blackburn discusses her newly introduced bill and what she expects to hear from the president.

Senator Corker expects Trump to pull out of Iran deal by May Retired US Army Special Forces Sgt. Jim Hanson weighs in on the possible impact on 'Fox & Friends First.'

Congress returns with 5 days to avoid a government shutdown How will congressional leaders avoid another government shutdown? Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha debates MediaDC spokesperson Ron Meyer.

Fitton: Firing of Andrew McCabe is just the beginning Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton shares his perspective on 'Fox & Friends First.'

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Indy airport commemorating 50th anniversary of RFK speech Indianapolis International Airport is hosting exhibits honoring Robert F. Kennedy, who gave an iconic speech in the city following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Visitors to the airport can view photos and stories of people who attended Kennedy's April 4, 1968, speech, which was given in a predominantly poor African-American neighborhood.

Austin on edge after explosion leaves 2 injured; cause of blast unclear Austin was on edge early Monday as an explosion injured two people and left police wondering whether the blast was related to three others that have already gripped the Texas capital in fear.

Another explosion injures 2 in Texas capital; cause unclear Two people were injured in another explosion in Texas' capital Sunday night, after three package bombs detonated earlier this month in other areas of the city and killed two people and injured two others.

Suspect arrested after shooting Florida police officer multiple times, authorities say A suspect was arrested early Monday after shooting a veteran Florida police officer multiple times, police said.

4th mysterious explosion injures 2 in Austin, Texas Residents warned to beware of suspicious boxes. Fox News’ Kelly Wright reports on the ongoing investigation.

FOX NEWS FIRST: Fourth blast in three weeks rocks Austin, Texas; McCabe weighing all options after firing Plus, lawyer says Trump not considering firing Mueller; Hillary tries to explain comments on Trump voters

Several Kansas billboards call for prosecution of officer who fatally shot unarmed man in 'swatting' incident Multiple billboards seen in Kansas on Friday called for the prosecution of a police officer after he shot and killed an unarmed man during a fake emergency call last year.

Missing Colorado toddler dies hours after being found A Colorado toddler who was the subject of an Amber Alert died hours after he was found, police said Sunday.

Another explosion injures 2 in Texas capital; cause unclear Two people were injured in another explosion in Texas' capital, and police weren't saying if it was caused by a package bomb like the three that detonated earlier this month elsewhere in the city.

Mississippi boy, 9, fatally shoots teen sister in head over video game controller, police say A 9-year-old boy fatally shot his 13-year-old sister in Mississippi on Saturday afternoon when she refused to hand over a video game controller, authorities said.

Oregon man says intruders ambushed him in his home An Oregon man claims that he was nearly beaten to death Sunday after being ambushed by strangers in his home.

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In the Seychelles, coral reefs face climate change threat Beneath the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean island nation of the Seychelles, a fight is growing to save the coral reefs that shelter a range of creatures, from tiny invertebrates to the sprawling octopus, from climate change.

AP Interview: Zimbabwe's new opposition leader faces vote Ahead of Zimbabwe's crucial elections this year, the biggest opposition party has selected a charismatic lawyer and pastor to challenge the military-backed president in the first vote without former leader Robert Mugabe in decades.

The Latest: 11 killed in Syrian town taken by Turkey, allies The Latest on the conflict in Syria (all times local): 9:40 a.m.

Why food expiration dates aren’t that strict You’ve probably been throwing away perfectly good food.

How to make any wine taste better Try this simple trick with any bottle.

The Latest: Russian authorities punish ballot stuffing The Latest on Russian President Vladimir Putin's re-election victory (all times local): 10:10 a.m.

Israel arrests French Consulate employee for Gaza smuggling Israel's internal security agency says a French employee of France's Consulate in Jerusalem has been arrested on charges of smuggling dozens of guns from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank.

Egypt: 4 troops, 36 Islamic militants killed in Sinai battle Egypt's military says four troops and 36 Islamic militants have died in the past five days of fighting in the restive Sinai Peninsula.