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U.s. citizens abroad is one of the highest priorities of the department of state. here's illinois congressman adam kinzinger. >> we need to see if negotiations without paying ransom are possible or do whatever we need to on a military or police front. the u.s. government will do everything we can to get 'em back. >> reporter: fox news has been told members of the group largely hail from amish and mennonite communities. no word yet the any demands have been made by the abductors. mike? mike: alex, thanks very much. let's turn to our guest, assistant to the vice president at samaritan's purse, e...

Again, it is not being taught in grade schools. so, even though, over and over, again, republicans have this outrage. it's got to make you wonder, whether this is a grassroots movement? or it's a cynical game? hello, everyone? uh, we're losing the suburbs. centrist moms and dads, families, we got to do something to get 'em back from the democrats. let's come up with this critical-race theory thing so we can get them all outraged about their kids, about something that is not even happening with their kids but we can pretend. and they will get all upset about it because they won't read about it ...

The story behind the song behind one of the great music scenes in movie history

Print A song needs to be exceptional if it’s going to occupy 10 minutes of a 69-minute movie. Steve McQueen’s “Lovers Rock,” one film in the Oscar-nominated director’s five-part “Small Axe” anthology series for Amazon Studios, tracks the course of a “blues party” thrown by first- and second-generation West Indian immigrants in an apartment in London in 1980. Midway through the night, one of the DJs plays Janet Kay’s 1979 hit “Silly Games,” a sweetly yearning ballad that typifies the sentimental variant of reggae for which the movie is named. What happens next constitu...

I mean, if i coulda screamed loud enough to tell her that they were okay, i would have. 'cause i mean, i got on the phone and i tried and tried and tried. when we did finally talk on the phone, that was the first thing i said. you know, "horses are okay. they brought em, we brought em back." >> i think that's when i finally started to let go enough to start to cry, when i heard that fia was okay. completely unscathed. not even a singed hair. >> and in the midst of this, i hear this grunting sound, which just scared the bejesus outta me. i'm like, "what the -- this grunting sound." and here com...