The Fox News Rundown

The Department of Justice is rapidly escalating its crackdown on government fraud, revealing massive, sophisticated schemes designed to siphon off hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars. Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonnell joins to discuss a recent $1 billion healthcare fraud conviction in Florida, the inner workings of international scam centers, and how the newly established White House Anti-Fraud Task Force is partnering with average citizens and deploying more federal prosecutors to root out the exploitation of Medicaid and other public programs.Plus, acclaimed actor, philanthropist, and founder of the Gary Sinise Foundation, previews the annual “National Memorial Day Concert and discusses the profound importance of honoring generations of veterans as the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday.

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Viral videos of college graduates booing commencement speakers over AI have sparked a national conversation.

Is Gen Z right to worry about how artificial intelligence will reshape their careers?

To answer that, Representative Jay Obernolte—who chaired the Bipartisan House Task Force on Artificial Intelligence—joined FOX News Rundown host Dave Anthony.

He breaks down the public anxiety around AI, how it could actually create jobs, and the legislative guardrails needed to protect the workforce and children.

We often cut our weekday interviews short, but today on the Fox News Rundown Extra, you'll hear our full conversation with Rep. Jay Obernolte on the growing resistance to AI.
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Ever since Donald Trump jumped into the 2016 presidential race, his grip on the GOP has been unshakeable. But with mounting pressure over rising costs and renewed foreign conflicts, that grip may finally be loosening, and a new $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund could be the final straw for some Republicans. FOX News Chief Congressional Correspondent Chad Pergram joins The Rundown to explain what the fund entails, and why it’s triggering such fierce intra-party backlash.

Later, Republican Strategist Doug Heye joins FOX News’ Aishah Hasnie to analyze the latest FOX News polling as the primaries heat up, and discuss what's on the mind of voters this Memorial Day Weekend.

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May is 'Mental Health Awareness Month', and with so much of our moods hinging on our screen addictions many people are choosing a 'downgrade' culture - being tech-free and cultivating simple routines. While changing hard core habits always seems to be a daunting task, there are practical, realistic ways to reclaim your attention which can provide serious mental health benefits.

FOX’s Tonya J. Powers speaks with Dr. Sophie Lazarus, psychologist at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, who says there many simple ways to help your self disconnect without going 'cold turkey'.

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What some see as a victory for "free speech," the Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped a controversial “gag rule” that barred defendants who settled SEC cases from publicly defending themselves. Thomas Powell, senior strategist at the Founders Office, has been one of the rules' most vocal critics—even while legally restricted from challenging the allegations against him.Finally able to speak out, Powell and his attorney, Peggy Little of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, join FOX Business Network’s Lydia Hu. They break down how Powell was "muzzled" by the SEC, the damage it did to his life, and what this massive rule change means for American businesses moving forward.
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