Indiana stepmom charged with neglect after girl, 5, found dead in a river

An Indiana stepmother has been charged with neglect after the body of a five-year-old girl was found dead in a river near a park boat ramp in the city of Vincennes.

Ohio bill would force rioters to pay for property damages: 'You break it, you fix it'

An Ohio state senator introduced legislation that would require rioters to pay for damages they caused while breaking the law, as anti-Israel protests continue across the U.S.

Indiana serial killer made concerning purchase before burying 10,000 pieces of remains at home: family friend

An Indiana serial killer, Herb Baumeister, is believed to have killed at least 25 people and buried over 10,000 pieces of human remains on his 18-acre property.

On this day in history, June 9, 1891, celebrated composer Cole Porter is born in Indiana

On this day in history, June 9, 1891, American composer Cole Porter was born in Peru, Indiana — and went on to great success as a writer of songs and lyrics for celebrated Broadway shows.

Freighter takes on water after hitting underwater object in Lake Superior: Coast Guard

A 689-foot freighter had to go back to port after it hit an underwater obstacle and started taking on water on Saturday, listing as much as 15 degrees.

Bag of cash doesn't stop jurors from convicting 5 defendants in $40 million food fraud scheme

A jury has convicted 5 residents of Minnesota and acquitted 2 others for their parts in a scheme to steal over $40 million from a program intended to feed children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Indiana teen accused of murdering father, dumping body in river: police

Investigators in Indiana are continuing to search the White River for the body of Brandon Perry, who police allege was killed and dumped by his 17-year-old son.

GOP shores up Michigan effort as Dems lose Senate incumbent advantage

Republicans are investing early in Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers in the hope of flipping a formerly blue seat in the 2024 elections.

Tear-jerking graduation video reaches millions as kindergarteners 'transform' into senior class: 'I'm bawling'

Louisville, Ohio, kindergarteners "transformed" into graduating seniors in a viral video that captured the attention of millions of people across the globe.

Northwestern University accused of stonewalling anti-Israel unrest investigation by House panel

Rep. Virginia Foxx of North Carolina sent a letter to Northwestern University leaders, slamming what she called a failure to respond to lawmakers' questions on antisemitism.

MSNBC's Joy Reid calls Missouri a 'slave state' with women the property of their husbands and the government

MSNBC host Joy Reid argued that Missouri is like a slave state where women are ruled by their husbands and the government due to restrictions on abortion and divorce.

Nebraska baby born with cataracts has 3 eye surgeries to save her sight: ‘I just kept praying’

Madison Artale was diagnosed with cataracts at just 1.5 months old, and was in danger of losing her sight, until an advanced surgery saved her vision. The baby's family and doctor share the story.

Meet the American who 'won the war for us': Andrew Jackson Higgins, World War II New Orleans boatbuilder

Andrew Jackson Higgins, native of Nebraska, designed and built in New Orleans the famous amphibious landing craft used by the U.S. and Allies to fight and win World War II.

GOP candidate for swing House district once defended Chinese company in lawsuit

A Michigan Republican running for the U.S. House has previously worked to defend a Chinese Communist Party-tied company in court versus a Michigan-based company.

School boards group backs out of teacher exchange program amid ex-North Dakota lawmaker's charges

Months after an indictment was unsealed against former ND Sen. Ray Holmberg, a ND school boards organization returned more than $140,000 to the state and ceased its role in a teacher exchange program.

CFO of Detroit riverfront revitalization project charged with embezzling $40 million

William Smith faces federal charges alleging he embezzled some $40 million in funds intended for Detroit's riverfront revitalization project.

Rural South Dakota voters reject proposal to require hand-counting of ballots

Voters in South Dakota's rural Gregory, Haakon and Tripp counties have rejected proposals to require that ballots be hand-counted in future elections.

Wisconsin warden and eight staff members charged following probes into inmate deaths

Following the deaths of 4 inmates, a Wisconsin prison warden has been charged with misconduct in public office; 8 staff members face charges of inmate abuse.

Judge reveals another twist in the case of Michigan viral Zoom video driver who pleaded clerical error

A Michigan man arrested last week for driving with a suspended license during a court hearing never had one issued, officials said.

Ohio couple's son, 17, got over 200 Instagram messages in 19-hour sextortion 'nightmare' that led to suicide

Tamia and Tim Woods of Ohio are trying to raise awareness about sextortion on social media after they lost their son to suicide in 2022 after he got caught up in a sextortion scam.

Small businesses accuse Missouri city of forcing them out with baseless blight label to score lucrative deal

Three small businesses in Brentwood, Missouri, accused the city of making a baseless blight designation to replace longtime businesses with a massive redevelopment to make big bucks.

Ohio couple's son, 17, got over 200 Instagram messages in 19-hour sextortion 'nightmare' that led to suicide

Tamia and Tim Woods of Ohio are trying to raise awareness about sextortion on social media after they lost their son to suicide in 2022 after he got caught up in a sextortion scam.

Rep. Miller-Meeks beats back conservative primary challenge in Iowa race

Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks fought off a conservative primary challenge after amassing a significantly larger war chest than her opponent ahead of a close race in November.

Rep. Feenstra wins primary challenge in Iowa race after fending off conservative challenge

Rep. Randy Feenstra, R-Iowa, survived a primary challenge on Tuesday evening in one of the safest Iowa seats for Republican lawmakers.

$3.5M settlement reached with family of Iowa State student who died in rowing accident

Officials agreed Tuesday to a $3.5 million payout for the family of Iowa State University student Yaakov Ben-David, who died over three years ago in a rowing accident.

Kansas City police funding amendment to make August appearance on Missouri ballot

Missourians will vote in August on a proposed constitutional amendment that would require Kansas City to allocate more money toward policing.

Three boys discover rare T.rex fossil in North Dakota

Three young boys discovered a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil nearly two years ago, and this summer their find will be featured in a documentary while a museum continues work to fully uncover.

Man who went viral for driving during virtual court hearing for suspended license reportedly vindicated

A Michigan man has been vindicated after his driver's license suspension was actually rescinded but never updated in the court system, according to reports.

Bodies of missing Minnesota fishermen pulled from Boundary Waters

The bodies of missing fishermen Melvin Grams and Jesse Haugen, who went over a waterfall in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, have been found.

Woman believed dead found alive at Nebraska funeral home

A Nebraska woman was discovered to be alive Monday after she was pronounced dead and transported to a funeral home, authorities said.

Rare snake-like fish that breathes air caught in Missouri for fourth time: 'Aggressive predators'

A rare, snake-like fish that is able to breathe air and slither across the ground has been caught in Missouri. Officials advise calling authorities if you come across this species.

Underwater explorer diving on 'newly found shipwreck' discovered dead in Lake Erie, authorities say

An Ohio man suffered a fatal diving accident while diving on a "newly found shipwreck" in Lake Erie. David VanZandt's body was recovered by authorities on Saturday.

3 South Dakota counties to vote on returning to ballot tabulation by hand

Three rural South Dakota counties are set to vote Tuesday on whether they will return to counting ballots by hand, an initiative based on concerns stemming from machine tabulation.

Ohio shooting leaves 1 dead, dozens more wounded: Police

One person is dead and at least 26 others are wounded following a mass shooting overnight in Akron, Ohio. No suspect has been taken into custody.

Balance of Power: Messy GOP primaries could boost Democrats in swing state races

Despite Republicans' best efforts, Nevada and Michigan Republicans are competing in crowded and messy primaries ahead of the November elections.

Indiana serial killer's 18-acre property littered with 10,000 human remains still hides secrets

An Indiana serial killer, Herb Baumeister, is believed to have killed at 25 victims and buried over 10,000 human remains throughout his property

Heart-pounding video shows bear chase dog, then Minnesota woman in driveway: 'Lunged at me'

A bear chased a Maple, Grove, Minnesota, woman's dog and then her after they happened upon the wild animal rummaging through the trash outside of her home.

Brentwood blight: How a Supreme Court case allowed governments to seize property on behalf of developers

Business owners and attorneys say local governments across the country are using vague and often subjective blight designations to justify seizing private property.

Kansas Constitution doesn't include right to vote: state high court majority

The Kansas Supreme Court released a majority opinion Friday suggesting that the state Constitution's Bill of Rights does not include a right to vote.

Minneapolis neighborhood shooting leaves at least 3 people dead, including officer, authorities say

Police said that three people are dead, including a police officer, and three others injured after a gunman opened fire in a neighborhood in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Noose used in largest-ever US mass execution will be returned to Minnesota tribe

The Minnesota Historical Society has announced its intent to return the Mankato Hanging Rope, used in the largest mass execution in U.S. history, to a Dakota tribe.

Kansas Gov. Kelly to call special legislative session over tax cuts

Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly announced Wednesday her intent to call a special legislative session on tax cuts, which is set to begin June 18.

Illinois high school apologizes after printing quote from student 'happy' about Oct. 7 in yearbook

Glenbrook South High School announced it launched a probe into the "deeply offensive" quote that was printed in its yearbook of a student being "happy" about the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

Trump son-in-law Michael Boulos meets with dozens of Arab leaders in an effort to curry favor

Tiffany Trump's husband headlined a meeting with dozens of Arab leaders in Michigan, including some formerly partial to Biden, in an effort to curry favor leading up to the November election.

Michigan judge astonished at how man shows up to virtual hearing for driving with suspended license charge

A Michigan man with a suspended driver's license was caught driving during a virtual court hearing earlier this month. A judge was surprised by what he saw.

North Dakota officials testify on growing dangers as illegal immigration surges on northern border

Walhalla Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Rebecca Davis discusses the surge of illegal immigration in North Dakota ahead of her testimony to Congress.

Journalism groups sue Wisconsin Justice Department for names of every police officer in state

Groups of investigative journalists have filed a lawsuit in an attempt to force the Wisconsin Department of Justice to disclose the birthdates, disciplinary records and names of every WI officer.

Wisconsin establishes $100M business startup assistance fund

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced Wednesday the launch of a $100 million public-private fund aimed at helping business startups and entrepreneurs.

2024 criminal trials: Lori Vallow, Chad Daybell, others expected in court this year

In 2024, true-crime buffs can expect several trials to head to court. Chad Daybell and Richard Allen are two defendants standing trial this year.

Flames from fatal Wisconsin home explosion may have set off ammunition, police say

One person is dead after a fatal explosion occurred at a house in southern Wisconsin, according to police. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Victims, possible motive identified in South Dakota triple murder allegedly committed by former mayor

Three men allegedly killed by a former mayor in a Memorial Day shooting in South Dakota have been identified, as well as a possible motive.

Illinois city slapped with lawsuit over 'unconstitutional' reparations plan: 'Using race as a proxy'

Evanston, Illinois citizens are suing the city that was the first in the U.S. to fund reparations to Black residents saying it is "presumptively unconstitutional."

Video captures Youngstown, Ohio building explosion that left 1 dead, 7 injured

One person has died and seven others are injured following what officials described as a "natural gas explosion" at a building in downtown Youngstown, Ohio.

Missouri mother turns self in at police station after killing children, ages 9 and 2, sheriff says

Ashley Parmeley, 36, walked into the Festus Police Department in Missouri and said she had killed her two children, ages 9 and 2, authorities said.

Top adviser to Dem Senate candidate posted photo with religious leader who compared Jews to termites

A top adviser to a House Democrat running for Senate in Michigan once posted on social media about supporting an event featuring Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam.

On this day in history, May 29, 1851, Sojourner Truth delivers famed 'Ain’t I a Woman' speech

African American abolitionist and women's right advocate Sojourner Truth delivered her famous "Ain't I a Woman?" speech on this day in history, May 29, 1851, in Akron, Ohio.

Michigan trooper hit with murder charge for striking man with unmarked SUV

Michigan State Police Detective Sergeant Brian Keely was charged Tuesday with second-degree murder for driving an unmarked SUV into a 25-year-old Kentwood resident.

Milwaukee carjacking survivor says ‘God didn’t save my life just to be sitting in this chair’ amid crime spike

A man who survived a violent carjacking in Milwaukee, Wisconsin said he believes God saved his life for a reason and is working to help his community.

Indianapolis officer fatally shoots suspect in armed carjacking

An Indianapolis police officer on Tuesday fatally shot a suspect in an armed carjacking after they reached for an item they dropped during a foot pursuit.

Announcer caught making vulgar comments about players, 'soccer moms' in hot-mic video during girls soccer game

A high school girls soccer announcer has been reprimanded for vulgar comments he made in a hot-mic video during halftime of the Kansas Class 4A-1A state championship tournament.

No charges for former Ohio House speaker in federal probe

Republican former Speaker Cliff Rosenberger of the Ohio House of Representatives will not be charged in a federal probe into his travel and spending habits while in office.

5-year-old Chicago girl among 9 fatally shot over Memorial Day weekend, grandmother issues plea

A 5-year-old girl sitting in a car was among nine people fatally shot in a bloody Memorial Day weekend of gun violence in Chicago, Illinois.

Chicago man convicted of murder based on blind witness' testimony files lawsuit against city, police

A man convicted of murder in Chicago based in part on testimony from a legally blind eyewitness has filed a lawsuit against the city and the police department.

Indiana Republican accuses Dem challenger of abandoning constituents, joining 'DC political machine'

Rep. Frank Mrvan, D-Ind., has abandoned his constituents and joined the "D.C. political machine" after joining Congress three years ago, according to his GOP challenger.

Indiana shooting suspect told cops he 'always wanted to kill somebody': Court docs

An Indiana man told police he "always wanted to kill somebody" after he was charged with attempted murder in connection with a shooting at a grocery store.

On this day in history, May 28, 1888, Jim Thorpe, 'greatest athlete in the world,' is born

Two-time Olympic gold medalist and legendary athlete Jim Thorpe was born on this day in history, May 28, 1888, in what is now Oklahoma. Thorpe played professional football and baseball.

Missouri officials respond to reports of fireworks warehouse in flames

The Spirit of '76 Fireworks warehouse in Boonville, Missouri, caught fire on Monday, according to local officials. Pictures show a mushroom cloud outside the factory.

Squatters evicted from Michigan home, neighbor details 'chemical' smell, cash-bearing criminals in hiding

A Michigan man, his family and neighbors are celebrating the end of a horrible squatter situation that involved illegal drug activity and police for years.

Pilot, 6 passengers on skydiving flight jump before small plane crashes in Missouri hayfield

A pilot and six passengers aboard a single-engine Cessna U206C all parachuted to safety before the plane crashed near a Missouri airport, officials said.

10 delicious all-American summertime foods enjoy surprising overseas origins

Here's a look at 10 of the most iconic all-American summertime foods, from cheeseburgers to apple pie, that arrived in the New World only after the Columbus Exchange.

On this day in history, May 26, 1907, iconic actor John Wayne is born in Iowa

John Wayne, the iconic actor, was born in Iowa on this day in history, May 26, 1907 — and went on appear in a myriad of films, starring in dozens of Westerns over the years.

Ohio mom sentenced for Mountain Dew killing of diabetic daughter

A mother in Ohio was sentenced Friday in the death of her 4-year-old daughter whose diet mainly consisted of Mountain Dew from a baby bottle, prosecutors said.

Michigan Islamic center honors 'Butcher of Tehran,' other Iranian 'martyrs' killed in helicopter crash

A Michigan Islamic center honored the deceased Iranian leaders killed in a helicopter crash last week.

Biden gets GOP ally in Ohio ballot access push: 'Absurd situation'

Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is calling a special legislative session for the purpose of passing a bill that will guarantee President Biden is on the presidential ballot this year.

Michigan's unforgettable scenic wonders: A must-see guide to the Great Lakes State

Immerse yourself in the beauty and history of Michigan from waterfalls to islands. Discover the state's top attractions and practical tips for your visit.

Ohio high school baseball player chases runner down from outfield, tags him out at home in bizarre sequence

In what may be a first in baseball history, a center fielder tagged a runner out at home after chasing him around practically the entire diamond.

American missionary couple killed in Haiti, agency says

Two American missionaries in Haiti were killed Thursday, a Christian nonprofit said. Missouri state Rep. Ben Baker said his daughter, Natalie, was one of the missionaries.

Extremely rare "blue-eyed" cicada spotted in Chicago suburb

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.

More bad weather could hit Iowa, where 3 powerful tornadoes caused millions in damage

A destructive EF-4 tornado killed four people and injured at least 35 in the small city of Greenfield, Iowa; more than 100 homes in the community of 2,000 were ripped apart in just one minute.

GOP committee sounds alarm on document it says 'confirms' fears about Biden agency's activities in key state

A Republican led committee has released a document they say shows the Biden administration improperly working to register voters in a key battleground state.

City of Kansas City has 'separated' from employee who doxed Harrison Butker following speech, mayor says

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said on Thursday that the city has "separated" from the employee who doxxed Harrison Butker following his commencement speech.

Indiana Beauty queen arrested in Mexican cartel bust that included one of feds' most wanted fugitives

A beauty queen was arrested as part of a major cartel bust, which included 18 suspects as of last week, and was accused of using her job to transport cash

Indiana dog who 'cried endlessly' at shelter gets good news after video reaches thousands on Facebook

An Indiana dog has finally found a new family and a place to call home after spending hours "crying endlessly" in his kennel during his stay at the Humane Society for Hamilton County.

Giant inflatable duck blows across Michigan road during high winds

A video going viral on TikTok shows a giant inflatable yellow duck blowing across a busy road in Birch Run, Michigan during a period of high winds.

Wisconsin library to accept animal photos in lieu of fines for damaged books

A public library in Wisconsin announced on its Facebook page that it will be accepting a photo of the animal or child who destroyed a book in lieu of a fine for a damaged item.

Despite growing concerns over bird flu, many US dairy workers have not received protective equipment

The CDC advised workers to use protective equipment if they may be exposed to sick livestock after a Texas dairy worker tested positive for bird flu, but many have not received any.

3 great American cities for history buffs and patriotic travelers this summer

Three American cities make great travel destinations for history buffs, families and food lovers this summer: Williamsburg, Virginia; St. Augustine, Florida; and Independence, Missouri.

19 state attorneys general challenge blue states' 'radical' climate policies impacting others

Twelve states are petitioning the Supreme Court to rule on blue-state policies they claim are forcing other states to follow their left-wing climate change agenda.

Short questions with Dana Perino for Adam Klotz

For this week's "Short questions," Fox News Channel's Dana Perino talks to Adam Klotz, meteorologist — who reveals his favorite foods and if he'd ever travel to space if Elon Musk called.

Missouri prosecutors to seek death penalty in killing of court employee and police officer

Missouri prosecutors have said they intend to seek the death penalty against Larry Acree, a Kansas City-area man accused of killing a court employee and a police officer.

Judge signs off on $600 million Ohio train derailment settlement but residents still have questions

Many people in eastern Ohio are wondering how much they will end up with after a judge signed off on a $600 million class action settlement over last year's Norfolk Southern derailment.

Biden's ballot issues in Ohio aren't going away as state Democrats receive another urgent warning

The Democratic Party may miss the deadline for certifying President Biden's candidacy in Ohio, creating major ballot issues for November's election.

Billions of noisy cicadas emerge from slumber across the US

Billions of the buzzing cicadas are expected thanks to a 'double brood,' not seen in centuries, where the 13-year cicadas and the 17-year cicadas emerge at the same time.

Exclusive: Missouri AG torches Kansas City's 'retaliation' against Chiefs kicker expressing Christian beliefs

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is going after Kansas City for what he says was "retaliation" against Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker for expressing his Christian beliefs.

6 men charged with staging string of Chicago-area robberies to get immigration visas

The U.S. Attorney's Office charged six men with conspiracy to commit visa fraud after staging a series of fake robberies across Chicago and its suburbs.

Illinois politicians aim to change word 'offender' to 'justice-impacted individual'

Illinois Democratic state lawmakers was to replace the word "offender" to "justice-impacted individual" in a new bill that passed the Senate on Tuesday.

DOJ sues pro-life activists, alleging interference with abortion clinic access

The DOJ filed a lawsuit on Monday against two pro-life organizations and seven activists for blocking access to an abortion clinic in Ohio in 2021, saying they violated the FACE act.

Elite university journalism professor exposed for monthslong campaign justifying Hamas

A Northwestern journalism professor is coming under fire from members of Congress for "hateful antisemitic canards" ahead of a congressional hearing on campus antisemitism.

McConnell-aligned group shreds Sen Brown’s ‘handouts for illegal immigrants’ in Ohio spot

A targeted ad in Ohio attacked Brown for his position on illegal immigration ahead of a competitive re-election bid in November.

Missouri attorney general requests records from Kansas City related to Harrison Butker doxing post

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey spoke to “OutKick the Morning" with Charly Arnolt Thursday to outline the steps his office taking after Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was doxed.

Twin Cities taverns turn the cheeseburger inside out: 'Ooey, gooey sensation'

The Juicy Lucy — spelled Jucy Lucy at times — is a cheeseburger with the gooey cheese inside the patty. It's venerable culinary tradition in the taverns of Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.

On this day in history, May 22, 1992, Johnny Carson makes his final appearance on 'The Tonight Show'

Johnny Carson was for years the king of late-night TV — and on this day in history, May 22, 1992, he hosted his final episode of "The Tonight Show," drawing some 50 million viewers.

Storms spin up tornadoes in Iowa that cause injuries, topple wind turbines

Storms spun up tornados in Iowa that caused an unknown number of injuries and extensive damage, including the taking down of several 250-foot wind turbines.

Wisconsin regulators investigating manure spill that caused mile-long fish kill

Wisconsin environmental regulators said a manure spill at a dairy farm has resulted in a mile-long fish kill in Monroe County; drinking water should not be affected.

Bodies of murdered Kansas moms found buried in freezer as gruesome details emerge in court docs

Newly-filed court documents are revealing new gruesome details surrounding the investigation into the murders of two Kansas women who went missing after a trip to Oklahoma.

Detroit cop on administrative duties after telling anti-Israel protester to 'go back to Mexico'

A Detroit police lieutenant has been placed on administrative duties after bodycam footage showed him engaging in a shouting match with an anti-Israel demonstrator.

Woman living inside Michigan grocery store sign tells police it's an 'old safe spot'; doesn't explain further

An unnamed 34-year-old woman living inside the Family Fare sign in Midland, Michigan, told police it had a reputation as an "old safe spot" within her family.

Missouri inmate's wrongful conviction claim to be heard in teen's 1990 killing

52-year-old Missouri inmate Christopher Dunn, who has maintained his innocence in the first-degree murder he was convicted of, will have his claim heard in court this week.

Weather thwarts search for missing fishermen in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Area

Inclement weather has hindered a search for two men who went over a waterfall in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness of northern Minnesota.

North Dakota ranked best state for childbirth, Mississippi ranked worst: report

Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia are among the worst states for childbirth, according to a recent report by the Birth Injury Lawyers Group.

Drunk, pregnant Michigan mom of 4 smashes into 16 pedestrians, killing 2: police

Ashley Monroe, 35, drunkenly plowed into a group of 16 pedestrians, half of them under the age of 8, then fled the scene on Saturday, Michigan prosecutors said. Two victims died at the scene.

Police clear anti-Israel encampment at University of Michigan

The University of Michigan confirmed that police cleared an encampment of anti-Israel protesters from the Central Campus on Tuesday morning.

Man accused of opening fire outside Chicago's Wrigley Field to be held without bail

37-year-old Raphael Hammond has been ordered to remain in custody without bail, on a charge of being a felon in possession of a handgun in a shooting outside Wrigley Field.

Gorilla at Cincinnati Zoo placed in world's first 3D-printed titanium cast is healing well

Veterinarians at the Cincinnati Zoo confirmed that the broken arm of Gladys the gorilla is healing well, thanks to Colibrium Additive's 3D-printed titanium cast.

Biden suggests he was vice president during COVID-19 pandemic: 'Barack said to me, go to Detroit'

President Biden appeared to make a gaffe during his speech to an NAACP campaign event in Michigan, suggesting he was vice president during the pandemic.

American Culture Quiz: Test your command of state birds, state songs, pop stars and politics

The American Culture Quiz from Fox News Digital tests your command each week of our unique national traits, trends, history, people and popular interests. See if you can get all 8 right!