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President Donald Trump on Friday named Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, ending a prolonged odyssey that has seen unprecedented turmoil around the central bank.The decision culminates a process that officially began last summer but started much earlier than that, with Trump launching a fusillade of criticism against the Powell-led Fed almost since Powell took the job in 2018. “I have known Kevin for a long period of time, and have no doubt that he will go down as one of the GREAT Fed Chairmen, maybe the best,” Trump said in a Truth Social post announcing…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Los Angeles Police Department won’t enforce a California directive banning federal immigration agents from wearing masks or hiding their faces while conducting operations in the state. LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell told Fox Los Angeles’ “Good Day LA” that his department will not enforce the directive from California Gov. Newsom.From a tactical perspective, having officers cite federal authorities for what amounts to a misdemeanor could be unsafe, he said.SWALWELL PROMISES IF ELECTED GOVERNOR, FORMER ICE AGENTS WOULD BE ‘UN-HIRABLE’ IN CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell and a masked ICE agent.…

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a keynote speech Friday to kick off the party’s national convention in Calgary ahead of a critical leadership review. Poilievre sought to rally the party faithful and make his case as a future prime minister that can lead the Conservatives to victory in the next federal election. He touched on several of his signature policy platforms while also addressing major topics like Canada’s Arctic sovereignty, the U.S. trade war and Alberta and Quebec separatism.Here’s a full transcript of Poilievre’s remarks, in English with French translation:Thank you very much everyone. Thank you Anna, the love of…

The battle over the Liberal leadership took a dramatic turn late on Friday when Andrew Hastie announced he was pulling out.

Myanmar’s military rulers say polls were free and fair as UN reports 170 killed in air attacks during election period.Published On 31 Jan 202631 Jan 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2ShareMyanmar’s military-backed party secured a sweeping victory in the country’s three-phase general election, according to state media, following the tightly controlled voting held amid civil war and widespread repression.The final of three rounds of voting last weekend wrapped up an election that began on December 28, more than four years after the military seized power in a coup that overturned the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi.Recommended Stories…

Catherine O’Hara, star of “Home Alone” and “Schitt’s Creek,” dies at 71; He saved a snowball for 50 years after one perfect snow day

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A married CEO of a nearly $900 million real estate firm is accused in a lawsuit of offering a female employee millions in cash and luxury real estate in an alleged effort to lure her away from her husband.The allegations are laid out in a lawsuit filed by Michael Steckling, who claims Real Brokerage CEO Tamir Poleg repeatedly pursued his wife, Paige Steckling, with financial incentives and promises that ultimately led to the end of their marriage.According to the complaint, Poleg allegedly offered Paige Steckling, a married mother of two and his…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Long before Tyrann Mathieu received NFL All-Pro honors, the defensive back rose to stardom at LSU.Mathieu played just two collegiate seasons before his dismissal in 2012 and subsequent entry into a drug rehabilitation program. On a recent episode of his “In the Bayou with Tyrann Mathieu” podcast, the retired football star reflected on resorting to extreme lengths to preserve his college football eligibility.The drastic decision to consume bleach to try to circumvent a drug test nearly cut Mathieu’s life short. Mathieu, who became known as “Honeybadger,” said he took the risk after…

Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas is rolling out what city officials are calling a new business CCTV registry, but the initiative appears to be a relaunch of a program that already existed. The registry is being promoted as part of a five-point plan announced Tuesday to help address crime in the city.“We are launching the new business CCTV registry to help the RCMP identify nearby cameras during investigations,” Dyas said during the announcement.But a look back suggests the idea isn’t new.A similar program was introduced six years ago under a previous mayor and council. A pilot CCTV registry was launched in…

Police have found the bodies of two 28-year-old men at a property in Sydney’s northwest, with circumstances still under investigation.