Fox News First Newsletter Highlights Iran Threat, Giuliani Hospitalization and Lake Shooting

Iran issued a threat after President Trump announced a humanitarian gesture. Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was hospitalized. A mass shooting at a lake party left multiple victims.

A flight carrying 221 people struck a light pole and a truck while landing and remains under investigation. A mostly empty government flight was exposed as rescue groups handled hundreds of pleas. Two U.S. service members went missing in Morocco following a multinational exercise. A suspected rodent-borne virus killed three people after spreading on a packed cruise ship. McDonald's is phasing out a popular customer perk nationwide.

In politics, Marco Rubio went viral after playing turntables at a family wedding. Jon Ossoff stayed silent on fraud charges against a group that funded his campaign. Beijing developed expendable quadruped machines to absorb battlefield losses. Kash Patel claimed a generational shakeup at the bureau moved agents from Washington, D.C., and cut $300 million in costs.

In media news, Seattle's socialist mayor drew criticism for waving off tax-weary residents. Aziz Ansari's Kash Patel joked on SNL's cold open that he was the first Indian person to suck at his job. Sean Duffy blamed Biden and Buttigieg for Spirit Airlines' failure by blocking a merger. TPUSA called viral TikTok videos using a sound effect from Charlie Kirk's assassination soulless ghouls.

Opinion pieces featured Dr. Rebecca Grant on China reacting to U.S. forces seizing tankers with $171 million in Iranian oil. John Commerford wrote on a proposed semi-auto ban leaving millions of legal firearm owners in limbo.

Cameron Young thanked President Trump after winning the Cadillac Championship. Five milkshake joints across America gained acclaim for their flavors. Researchers warned of a submerged historical archive spanning 2,500 years at risk. Experts described a flicker method to redefine aging.

Karl Rove said Republicans must go on the offense ahead of 2026 midterms. Victor Davis Hanson noted the world has changed from the post-war order.