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Vigil at a church for the victims of a mass shooting at a government building that left 12 people dead. The investigation is ongoing. If there are any updates well bring them to you in this hour. But now my opening statement. The reason that Robert Mueller spoke publicly this week is because he was more worried about his legacy than he was in protecting this country. This is counter to everything he was taught and supposedly stood for and is not only disappointing but politically damaging. Mueller was charged with serving the United States of america and not his ego. But that is exactly how he...

Cnn has learned the u. S. Is oped writer for the new york preparing for a troop reduction times, susan glasser, and west in afghanistan, hoping to bring back thousands of Service Members notice coming months. Lowrey. A source tells us the trump on the inf treaty, this Ban Administration has also began scaling back. Destroyed frankly missiles with what have you learned . A range of up to 130 miles. Seen as one of the most reporter well, good morning. Thats right. Today the inf treaty after more successful for a time Nuclear Treaties ever. Historic to say the least. Now, there are bipartisan fee...

Evacuate, the latest from the disaster zone, big win for Houston Astros as they push the world series to at least one more game, the games biggest Winner National fans surprise with tickets. One day only, bucket list. Heather jillian mele caught up with a super fan, Fox Friends First start right now. Heather good morning to you, time to cook a little dust up, youre watching Fox Friends First on monday morning, great to be back with you after a week of vacation, hope you had a wonderful weekend, new isis leader already arising after announcing the death of Abu Bakr Albaghdadi, garret tenney, po...

President Joe Biden is the father of four kids: Beau, Hunter, Naomi and Ashley. Read all about them.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In less than two years since Congress passed a landmark bill to expand benefits to veterans who were exposed to toxins in the military, the Department of