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Day: February 1, 2025

Robert De Niro was ‘smitten’ with Whitney Houston, but told to ‘stop making a fool’ of himself: author

7:00 pm February 1, 2025

Before Kevin Costner, there was David Roberts. The former police officer, who went on to become Whitney Houston’s bodyguard, has written a memoir, “Protecting Whitney.” It details how Welsh-born Roberts looked after the singer before their friendship came to an abrupt end. Roberts was hired in 1988 for the superstar’s UK portion of the “Moment […]

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‘Extreme rules’: Top Arizona lawmaker leans on Trump EPA to fight California’s ‘radical’ climate agenda

6:30 pm February 1, 2025

FIRST ON FOX: One of the top Republican lawmakers in the key swing state of Arizona has sent a letter to President Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requesting that the administration “prevent California from dictating the country’s energy policy.” “California’s radical rules will harm Arizona families by increasing costs, impacting jobs, and limiting consumer […]

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Fire pits and patio heaters to make your outdoor space cozy and inviting

6:30 pm February 1, 2025

A fire pit is the heart of any outdoor space, providing warmth, ambiance and a gathering spot for friends and family—even in winter. Whether roasting marshmallows, telling campfire stories or simply enjoying the glow of a crackling fire, fire pits make outdoor living cozy and inviting year-round. If you’re short on space or not looking for the […]

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Top Georgia Republican unveils statewide DOGE plan to ‘reset’ regulations: ‘Red Tape Rollback’

6:30 pm February 1, 2025

Georgia’s Republican lieutenant governor has introduced a plan similar to the DOGE efforts taking place with the Trump administration that he tells Fox News Digital will bring much-needed government accountability to his state. “I own my own business employing thousands of people, and I know one of the biggest things that we run into as […]

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California city’s massive $130M deficit threatens dangerous cuts to its firefighting capacity

6:30 pm February 1, 2025

Oakland’s $129.8 million budget deficit could eradicate up to 30% of its firefighting capacity, depleting a strapped department already stretched thin by station closures, according to sources on the ground. Fire response times in the Democrat-controlled California city are already three times the national average after budget cuts that recently closed two fire stations and […]

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