ICE operations increase concerns over holidays

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joined faith leaders to speak on Tuesday about growing concerns over an increasing growing ICE force in Minnesota during the holidays. FOX 9’s Corin Hoggard has the latest.

US strikes another suspected drug boat

There has been another U.S. attack on a suspected drug boat—this time in the Eastern Pacific. It's the 29th such strike that we know of, and it comes as President Trump is planning a huge expansion for the U.S. Navy. FOX’s Doug Luzader reports from Washington.

UCare informs customers of shutdown

UCare started alerting customers last week that they will need to transition to a different plan before the end of the year, leaving thousands of members looking to find new Medicare supplement coverage.

Minnesota fraud now under focus

The U.S. House oversight committee is investigating Minnesota's handling of fraud after federal prosecutors highlighted the potential of up to $9 billion stemming from programs throughout the state.

President Trump announces new battleship class for U.S. Navy [full]

President Donald Trump on Monday announced a new battleship class for the U.S. Navy, called Trump-class battleships. Trump, who has previously criticized the appearance of Navy warships, expects the U.S. government to acquire 25 new vessels. Trump made the announcement alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Navy Secretary John Phelan from Mar-a-Lago.

President Trump: ‘Obamacare is a disaster’

President Donald Trump met with reporters on Monday in Mar-a-Lago to unveil a new battleship fleet for the U.S. Navy. He took questions after and said "Obamacare is a disaster, I call it the Unaffordable Care Act."

Fallout continues over release of Epstein files

The Justice Department has released more of the Jeffrey Epstein files over the weekend, but critics say the administration isn’t moving fast enough. This follows concerns raised that some of the files disappeared and then reappeared shortly later. FOX’s Doug Luzader reports. 

DOJ defends partial release of Epstein files

The Justice Department released more files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation over the weekend, but critics say the administration isn’t moving fast enough. As Doug Luzader reports from Washington this morning, some files disappeared and then quickly reappeared.