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Elvis' heirs are stuck in a legal feud and a well decorated champion golfer was sent to jail. Test your knowledge of the major stories making headlines this week with Fox News Digital's News Quiz.

Alex Rodriguez's baseball knowledge is unmatched, but despite that and his legacy, he says he has no aspirations or plans on joining an MLB front office.

The iPhone's latest software update allows users to turn their favorite photos into a variety of stickers. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how it's done.

Thoughtful true crime creators can build a loyal and large listener base, but for some, resisting the siren song of shock journalism and quick audience growth is too enticing to ignore.

An isolated shooting during a graduation ceremony at Skyline High School in Oakland, California, left two adults wounded, police said.

Arrow McLaren's Pato O'Ward found himself close to winning the past two Indy 500's, but things didn't go in his favor. Could it be third times the charm this weekend?

Approximately 1% of Americans are affected by schizophrenia — yet the disorder remains highly misunderstood. A psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner shares some common myths.

The Trump trial is coming down to its closing arguments. But the big question might not be about guilt, it might be whether jurors embrace a strategy similar to a far-left TV host.

Boston City Council member Tania Fernandes Anderson draws criticism for her wild tirades including 'swearing, yelling and screaming' in public meetings.

Zach Sage Fox has gone viral for putting a spotlight on anti-Israel protesters who are clueless about the Israel-Hamas war they claim to be so passionate about.

A proposed amendment to New York's constitution has been blocked by a judge. Opponents of the ballot initiative say it would have allowed state government to take over parents' rights.

A 60-foot-long, bronze WWI monument will take form in Washington, D.C.'s Pershing Park. Master sculptor Sabin Howard reveals his creative process and what the work means for America's heroes.

Christa Pike, who became Tennessee's only death row inmate after butchering her romantic rival in 1996, is the subject of a new "Mean Girl Murders" episode.

Hamas officials have been saying for months that the health system in the Gaza Strip no longer functions, yet the data it publishes daily is still widely quoted around the world.

Dr. James Mease was a Philadelphia intellectual born to a veteran of the American Revolution. In 1812, he published the first recipe for ketchup, a signature taste of America.

The Office of Inspector General at the Justice Department is facing allegations of political bias in a Freedom of Information Act request.

Three of five Americans arrested and detained in Turks and Caicos for unknowingly having ammunition in their luggage are speaking out as they face 12-year prison sentences.

Stay up to date with the Fox News True Crime Newsletter, which brings you the latest cases ripped from the headlines, from crime to courts, legal and scandal.

Two families in the Illinois suburbs found a "one in a million" blue-eyed cicada while exploring in their backyard, snapping picture of the rare insect.

On this day in history, May 24, 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge opened in New York City as the world's longest suspension bridge. It connects Manhattan and Brooklyn and is a National Historic Landmark.

"Gutfeld!" host Greg Gutfeld criticized Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks's, R-Iowa, questioning of Dr. David Morens during a House Committee on Oversight and Accountability hearing.

Fox News host Jesse Watters argues people all over America beginning to "them for themselves independently" is the foundation for attacks on former President Trump on "Jesse Watters Primetime."

Although the Cleveland Cavaliers made it to the conference semifinals for the first time since LeBron James' 2018 exit, the organization decided to make a coaching change.

US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement confirmed that two Jordanian nationals who were apprehended after attempting to breach Marine Corps Base Quantico, are in country illegally.

Rapper Sean Kingston was arrested in California on numerous fraud and theft charges following a raid at his home in South Florida, according to sheriffs.