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Supreme Court hears arguments in challenge to Trump census policy Administration sought to exclude illegal immigrants from decennial count; Fox News correspondent David Spunt reports

Resurfaced photo shows Biden press sec Jen Psaki wearing hammer and sickle hat with Russian official Jen Psaki, who was named to serve as President-elect Biden's White House press secretary, is facing fresh scrutiny over a photo that shows her wearing a Russian hat that bears the communist hammer-and-sickle logo.

Dr. Scott Atlas resigns as special adviser to Trump on coronavirus EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Scott Atlas, President Trump’s special adviser on the coronavirus pandemic, formally resigned from his post on Monday, Fox News has learned.

Trump reportedly tells advisers he wants to run again in 2024 Fox News chief White House correspondent John Roberts joins 'Special Report' with the latest

Squad member Rashida Tlaib under fire from anti-Semitism watchdog A group opposing anti-Semitism is denouncing Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., after she called for Palestinian freedom "from the river to the sea."

Dr. Slaoui: US could reach herd immunity by May or June with vaccines Operation Warp Speed leader Dr. Moncef Slaoui gives an update on 'Special Report'

Gutfeld on the media’s hard-hitting take on Joe's pets The media goes wild over the president-elect's furry friends; reaction and analysis on 'The Five'

Gaetz: Republicans must continue to push investigation of election House Judiciary Committee member Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., joins 'Lou Dobbs Tonight' with his thoughts on the results.

Redefining 'freedom'? Left-wing figures give it a try Left-wing icons have attempted to reframe the concept of "freedom" in terms of guarantees from society rather than liberty from certain restrictions.

Biden inaugural committee accepting donations from 'corporate entities' The committee will not accept contributions from lobbyists, political action committees, fossil fuel companies or their executives.

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The New Orleans Saints beat the Denver Broncos 31-3 with wide receiver Kendall Hinton starting at quarterback. The Denver Broncos were in a bit of a quarterback quandary on Sunday after their passers were ruled out for the game due to COVID-19. QB Jeff Driskel tested positive for the virus and the NFL learned that Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles were not wearing masks while watching film together- leaving them all ineligible to play. Sports Illustrated host Kaitlin O'Toole is joined by Chad Jensen from Mile High Huddle for insight.

The Broncos were without all of their quarterbacks in Sunday's 31-3 blowout loss to the Saints. Speaking to reporters following his team's 31-3 loss to the Saints on Sunday, Broncos coach Vic Fangio expressed his disappointment about the position his team was in heading into the game. Denver was forced to play with practice squad wide receiver Kendall Hinton at quarterback after every quarterback on its roster was ruled out as a high-risk close contact. Broncos quarterback Jeff Driskel tested positive for COVID-19 earlier in the week, and fellow quarterbacks Drew Lock, Brett Rypien and Blake Bortles were all ineligible to play after coming into contact with Driskel without wearing their masks. "I was disappointed on a couple of levels, that our quarterbacks put us in this position, that our quarterbacks put the league in this position, we count on them to be the leaders of this team, so that's disappointing," Fangio said, according to Brandon Krisztal of KOA

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Denver's 31-3 defeat at the hands of the Saints was both a boring watch and a painful reminder of how casually some are still treating the pandemic. “Man, this is great.” That’s how color analyst Mark Schlereth started us off on Sunday over an image of emergency quarterback (and former practice squad wide receiver) Kendall Hinton before kickoff of a Saints-Broncos game. It was an afternoon that would not feature a single quarterback for Denver due to the fact that every single one of them had set off red flags due to their close, maskless proximity to Jeff Driskel, who tested positive during the week. Sure, on one hand it’s kind of a perverse curiosity; a team has to essentially revert to running the Wing-T amid this unprecedented season as the virus rips its way through their locker room and several other locker rooms ( and the country , as we’re fast approaching a horrifying daily death record set back in April at a time when we surely thought all of this would be under con

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Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and wide receiver Tyreek Hill challenged two longstanding NFL records on Sunday. The Chiefs sport the most explosive offense in the NFL, and Kansas City's dynamic duo chased the record books in a matchup against the Buccaneers on Sunday.  Kansas City wide receiver Tyreek Hill tallied 210 receiving yards in the first half in Tampa Bay, challenging the all-time single-game yardage record. And Hill's quarterback started the contest on a similar pace.  Patrick Mahomes entered the locker room at halftime with 359 passing yards, putting him on pace to set the single-game passing yardage record. Mahomes won MVP in 2018, and he won Super Bowl MVP last season. But Sunday marked perhaps the greatest performance of his career. You have to travel far back in the annals of NFL history to find the record Mahomes is chasing on Sunday. Former Rams quarterback Norm Van Brocklin set the single-game yardage record back in 1951, throwing for 554 yards

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