Fox News Headlines 05/11/2023

Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s security guard killed in a SWAT standoff was accused of impersonating police, and the congresswoman defended him despite his lengthy rap sheet.

Phillies outfielder Johan Rojas will serve his 80-game MLB suspension despite an appeal after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug.

Matt Clark, beloved “Back to the Future Part III” bartender Chester, has died at 89, his family confirmed to Fox News Digital.

Cuba’s power grid suffers total collapse amid fuel shortages and sanctions, leaving the island nation scrambling to restore electricity to millions.

A progressive group that’s pushing for guaranteed income programs also wants to ensure that even illegal immigrants get basic economic protections.

Former Syracuse quarterback Rex Culpepper, tragically died in a dirt bike accident weeks after proposing to his fiancee, who confirmed the heartbreaking news.

Activists in Boston compromised an ICE operation, allowing a Salvadoran fugitive wanted for child rape to evade capture for a month, Fox News has learned.

Mother of three allegedly murdered husband for $2M life insurance payout. Prosecutors say she was $7.5M in debt before his fentanyl poisoning death.

Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin discusses European perceptions of U.S.-Iran conflict ahead of Trump meeting, advocating for diplomatic solutions over military action.

Actress Jane Fonda protested the Paramount merger at an Oscars after-party, warning about the Trump administration’s potential political influence over CNN.

Hiking boots believed to belong to missing retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William McCasland found at vacation home as search continues into second week.

After Gov. Gavin Newsom admitted to having a 960 SAT score and dyslexia, Trump questioned his fitness for office and accused him of talking down to Black audiences.

Jane Fonda questions why Barbra Streisand honored Robert Redford at Academy Awards, noting she made four movies with him versus Streisand’s one.

Maxwell Jacob Friedman and “Hangman” Adam Page went to war in an epic Texas death match for the AEW World Championship, but that was far from the only special moment at Revolution.

Two Washington Post staffers are taking parting shots at their bosses as they announce their departure from the embattled paper and joining the digital outlet NOTUS.

Netflix comedian Bert Kreischer says “God works in mysterious ways” after tour bus fire could have killed everyone on board if they’d been sleeping inside.

John Lauro told a conference that the DOJ was “in a better place” under Trump, prompting criticism from conference attendees.

Illegal immigrant accused of murdering girlfriend, hiding body in Charlotte apartment closet after welfare check reveals shocking homicide.

Scott Bessent challenged CNBC’s framing of global oil shortages, arguing markets remain supplied despite disruptions tied to the Iran conflict.

Hamas reportedly reasserts control in Gaza as Iran war shifts international focus, according to analysts raising serious doubts about postwar planning.