The Fox News Rundown

As a new Supreme Court term gets underway, major legal battles over climate policy, religious liberty, gun rights, and election integrity are heading before the justices. Judicial Crisis Network President Carrie Severino breaks down high-stakes cases challenging state-level regulations and local restrictions. From state bans on AR-15s to Arizona's proof-of-citizenship voting laws, she examines how originalist precedent could shape the country's legal landscape.

With college tuition costs skyrocketing and the rise of Artificial Intelligence threatening traditional white-collar careers, Americans' confidence in higher education is plunging. Many concerns, including campus indoctrination, rising prices, and safety concerns, are leading some to look for alternate opportunities, prompting nationwide debates over the return on investment for traditional four-year degrees. Former Indiana Governor and Purdue University Interim President Mitch Daniels joins the Rundown to discuss why higher education institutions are driving this decline in trust and how universities can reform.

PLUS, commentary by Ted Jenkin, President of Exit Stage Left Advisors and Host of The Red, White & Green Show.

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Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, won the first round of the Brazilian presidential election tonight, turning in a surprisingly strong showing and continuing a long run of wins for Latin American Trump-backed right-wing candidates. Bolsonaro will now face off against President Lula da Silva in an October 25 second-round election. With 99% of the votes in, Bolsonaro led Lula 47.2% to 44.9%, in a race Lula had widely been expected to win.



FOX’s Eben Brown speaks to Christine Balling, Senior Vice President & Adjunct Professor at The Institute of World Politics, who says this is good for the region and for U.S.-Brazil relations.

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With election day approaching, communications strategist and public opinion expert, Lee Hartley Carter, breaks down what national and state polls actually reveal about voter sentiment and economic anxieties. Despite headlines teasing a potential 'blue wave,' Carter explains why this election cycle looks more like a chaotic 'Etch A Sketch' where every individual race counts. She also shares key insights into voter exhaustion, how each side is struggling to address the affordability issue, and how AI is subtly shaping public opinions.

Cybercrime in the United States has reached record proportions, draining tens of billions of dollars from unsuspecting Americans. These aren't traditional computer hacks or firewall breaches, however. Fraudsters are using AI voice and image cloning to manipulate individuals. Chief Economist at the Heritage Foundation EJ Antoni joins the Rundown to breakdown how these scams act like businesses and why older Americans are losing thousands per incident.

PLUS, commentary by Karol Markowicz, columnist for the New York Post and FOX News.
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As Washington and tech leaders debate the future of artificial intelligence, questions remain about how to govern AI without crippling American innovation or falling behind global rivals like China.

On this episode of The FOX News Rundown, host Dave Anthony speaks with technology futurist and author Jamie Metzl (Superconvergence, The AI Ten Commandments) about the growing calls for AI regulation, the balance between safety guardrails and economic competition, and the potential risks—including severe biosecurity threats—highlighted by industry figures like Bill Gates. Metzl argues that, despite apocalyptic fears, he remains optimistic about AI's potential to revolutionize health care, agriculture, and global development if properly governed.
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With under a month remaining until the midterm elections, tight House races in key swing states like Iowa are highlighting the broader battle for control of Congress. Both parties are pouring resources into the state as candidates navigate national headwinds, economic pressures, and foreign policy debate. Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) joins the Rundown to discuss her re-election fight in the 1st District, economic pressure from fuel and food prices, and her position on the Iran War Powers Resolution.Plus, George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley joins to discuss how state school choice voucher programs are fueling national political debates ahead of November.

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