NOW: President Trump, joined by First Lady Melania Trump, announces what he calls "historic action" to advance women's health, pointing to diseases and medical conditions that disproportionately affect women but remain chronically understudied. Trump says Dr. Mehmet Oz, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and other administration officials are working to address those gaps in medical research. The president says the effort aims to improve women's health through every phase of life.

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BREAKING: A street fight in Washington, D.C., turns into a shooting involving National Guard troops. Guard members attempted to break up the confrontation Sunday night when a suspect opened fire, striking one of the troops, according to police. The Guard members returned fire, wounding the suspected shooter. Authorities say both individuals are expected to survive. Investigators are now piecing together how the confrontation escalated. See the latest details: foxnews.com/us/national-guar…

NEW: 54 organizations linked to weeks of protests and rioting in France, but only 16 are student or youth groups. @HARRISFAULKNER reveals findings from a Fox News Digital investigation showing how demonstrations that began over overcrowded classrooms and school funding have drawn in adult-led communist groups, labor unions, political parties, and other far-left organizations. See who's setting the scene for these violent demonstrations: foxnews.com/world/whos-who-i…

The woman who was behind the wheel of a truck that drove onto a soccer field and killed two has been released without charges as police await toxicology results and a mechanical examination of the truck. A 6-year-old boy and a 35-year-old man were killed after a woman drove a truck across soccer fields at a Wichita sports complex, striking about a dozen people as families scrambled to escape. Witnesses describe a terrifying scene at Stryker Sports Complex, with the truck speeding across the fields, debris flying and panicked families running toward the parking lot and stadium. Several others were injured, and investigators are now working to determine what caused the deadly incident. | @AmericaNewsroom @BillHemmer@Max_Gorden

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“The migrants have taken over France. They must CLOSE THE BORDERS, FAST!” President Trump delivers a warning as France grapples with widespread unrest, with more than 2,400 people reportedly arrested following protests, clashes with police, looting and damage to businesses and public buildings. President Emmanuel Macron acknowledges failures in anticipating the violence but rejects his interior minister's offer to resign. What began with student concerns over school conditions has grown into a broader wave of demonstrations over living costs and public services.

President Trump returns to the White House Sunday evening, stepping off Marine One and waving to reporters as he makes his way toward the building. ⠀ Reporters call out questions about a potential summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with Trump offering only a brief remark that "it's going very well" before waving again and heading inside.

"Medical advances can do more than just prolong life." Living longer is only part of the goal, according to First Lady Melania Trump. She says medical advances in 2026 should give women something more: the freedom to pursue dreams, experience love, travel, create and lead. It's a message that shifts the conversation from extending life to making the most of it.

NEW: First Lady Melania Trump lays out a five-point plan to advance women's health as President Trump prepares to sign an executive order in the White House Rose Garden. The initiative calls for increased research into diseases affecting women, using superintelligence to accelerate medical discoveries and making new treatments more accessible and affordable. The First Lady also emphasizes the need to break the stigma surrounding women's health, calling for "open conversation, education and compassion."

NOW: President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump sign an executive order focused on advancing women's health, then hand out commemorative pens to Cabinet members involved in the initiative. Even the Vances' newborn baby received a pen during the White House ceremony. The signing follows Melania Trump's declaration that this is a "transformative moment for women in America," with a renewed focus on discovering cures and improving women's health.

"To be honest, I was not very sure I would make it out alive." The flydubai captain who survived a midair hijacking attempt is breaking his silence, revealing terrifying new details about how his own co-pilot attacked him with an axe as the aircraft's engines began powering down. Captain Smit Machchhar says the attack came without warning, moments after his co-pilot asked to pray. He initially thought something was wrong with the aircraft before he realized he'd been struck in the head. Trapped in his seatbelt, he desperately tried to fend off the blows as he heard the engines spooling down. He says at one point he even lost consciousness. "Did I give up? No. I can 100% tell you I did not give up." The suspect, an Omani national, is accused of attempting to seize control of the aircraft and crash it into a terminal at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport.

“Thank you, honey.” President Trump thanks the first lady after she introduces him in the Rose Garden as the administration unveils a new initiative focused on advancing women’s health. The president then helps Melania to her seat and pulls out her chair.

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JUST IN: First Lady Melania Trump announces a new executive order focused on advancing women's health, calling it a "transformative moment for women in America." "Beginning today, we will change the reality of women's health." The first lady says the focus is shifting from the fight for women's rights to the search for cures that could help women live healthier, fuller lives.

BREAKING: Federal authorities have begun arresting 28 noncitizens accused of illegally registering to vote in the U.S., with prosecutors saying many actually cast ballots in previous elections. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli says the arrests began early this morning, with at least 11 suspects already in custody and more arrests expected. The new charges come as the DOJ reports charging 113 noncitizens across 20 states with illegal voting and registration offenses in just seven weeks. "These are not isolated instances," Essayli says, revealing that the Justice Department has charged 156 people with voting fraud-related offenses since the administration began, adding that federal authorities are investigating thousands of additional potential cases nationwide.