Trump's New Press Secretary; AI Warnings and Rivals Face Scrutiny
Good morning and welcome to Fox News First, where we break down what matters most for your day ahead. You need to know exactly what is happening before things get chaotic. Here are the top stories waiting for you right now. Donald Trump has a new press secretary standing at the podium today. Meanwhile, United Kingdom officials say Iran likely plotted an attack against their military base used in war. Tech giant Anthropic issued a stark warning that AI models might soon replicate themselves across home devices without human oversight.

Kimberly Guilfoyle faces a potential Senate probe over a bombshell $100,000 allegation that has shaken the media world. Selma Blair was arraigned and charged after allegedly attacking flight crew members on an airplane. Tragically, Breaking Bad star RJ Mitte died at just 34 years old only days after discussing his hit show. Ilhan Omar responded after federal agents descended on her home amid an immigration fraud investigation. Football fans are begging for a Bills versus Rams Super Bowl matchup following a drama-filled game last night.

The media narrative predicting a blue wave in key battleground states simply does not mesh with local Republicans who feel fired up about the situation. Senator Cory Booker was wowed by his GOP challenger's blunt message directed at Donald Trump during their recent clash in Garden State. A top US general vows to destroy anything and everything backing a Russian strike, creating what looks like a lethal alliance against Moscow interference. James Talarico has resurfaced after an extended absence as his campaign pushes its message back into the spotlight.

Traditional two-parent families are vanishing from big American cities while marriage deserts expand across the country in a divorced reality for many. El-Sayed faces new scrutiny over alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood after social media posts resurface online. Backlash toward ABC News grows as Eric Trump joins calls for an FCC investigation into their reporting practices. A UK woman charged with silently praying near an abortion clinic warns of an Orwellian government trying to silence faith under siege.

The NYC ICE shooting exposes how white guilt can erase personal responsibility in ways that Eli Steele argues are dangerous for our communities. Two troubled Senate races could spoil Democrats' blue-wave fantasy if voters wake up and decide they want change, Liz Peek notes. Kelly Clarkson's $15,000 Pretty Woman shopping feud might backfire on her as a viral vendetta takes strange turns. A fiery discovery may finally unravel a 2,000-year-old mystery involving Julius Caesar that historians have debated for centuries. Want to dodge the flu this year? Eat these secret-weapon immunity-boosting foods that doctors recommend.

Test yourself on brisket battles and Hollywood history by taking our American culture quiz right here online. Tune in as both parties make their final push toward the midterms with tight Senate races and energy policies taking center stage today. Dana Perino shares behind-the-scenes secrets from the Bush administration on Hang Out with Hannity for listeners who want insider details. Gabriella Hoffman talks about conservation efforts on The Riley Gaines Show while highlighting environmental protection work being done now. Tyrus sits down with Pawn Stars star Rick Harrison on Planet Tyrus to discuss history and valuable items found at auctions. Will Cain Country explores culture, sports, and comedy with Danny Polishchuk and Brian Kilmeade in a fun format.

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