Fox News1 hour agoGrand Ole Opry celebrates America — and now it's coming back strongverified_publisherFox News - Angelica StabileThe Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, is carrying on its proud tradition of being the home of American music. It's been an essential part of American culture for decades. And that longevity is exactly why Dan Rogers, Grand Ole Opry vice president and executive producer, drew comparisons to the …
Fox News8 hours agoFlorida family in beach town yearns for a dream home on the waterverified_publisherFox News - Cheryl CasoneI never knew much about Destin, Florida, before I started working on "American Dream Home," which airs on FOX Business Network. My brother had mentioned going there, but for years I honestly didn't know anything about the town, the culture or the incredible beaches. What a surprise to see what a …
Fox News8 hours agoAfter Texas school shooting, chaplains from Samaritan's Purse head to Uvaldeverified_publisherFox News - Maureen MackeyIn the wake of the Texas school shooting in Uvalde this past Tuesday, Samaritan's Purse — the international Christian disaster relief organization run by Rev. Franklin Graham, its CEO and president — has sent chaplains to the town that was the site of a massacre at Robb Elementary School. Nineteen …
Fox News19 hours agoMeet the American who honors the memory of 200,000 fallen war heroesverified_publisherFox News - Kerry J. ByrneRobert Dalessandro lives by the motto: "Time will not dim the glory of their deeds." The former U.S. Army officer — a historian, author and Gulf War veteran — is the deputy secretary and leader of the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC). He and his team around the world are responsible for …
Fox News1 day agoLast Salem 'witch' pardoned 329 years after Massachusetts students became involvedverified_publisherFox News - Nicole PelletiereA woman who was convicted of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts, finally has had her name cleared after more than three centuries. Massachusetts lawmakers on Thursday legally pardoned Elizabeth Johnson Jr. Johnson's conviction took place back in 1693 — and she was sentenced to death amid the Salem …
Fox News1 day agoLee Greenwood discusses Memorial Day and 'remembering those who served'verified_publisherFox News - Brittany Kasko"God Bless The U.S.A." — arguably one of the most recognizable and inspiring songs in the country — is the perfect anthem for this Memorial Day weekend. Singer Lee Greenwood, who composed the tune some 40 years ago and sings it regularly at venues of all kinds, joined "Fox & Friends" on Friday …
