Teny Sahakian

After 11 years with almost no sales, Lloyd Richards’ thriller novel became a No. 1 bestseller after his daughter made a TikTok that went viral promoting his book.

Linda Martin and hundreds of others had their life savings seized by the FBI in a raid on a California safe deposit company. Two years later, she’s seeking justice.

Kid Rock concertgoers in Nashville weighed in on what beer they’re drinking or not drinking this Fourth of July amid ongoing boycotts plaguing Bud Light sales.

The final day of the Notting Hill Carnival was “marred by serious violence,” police said after hundreds of arrests and several hospitalizations overshadowed the famed-event. An estimated 2 million people packed the streets of West London on Sunday and Monday for the festival, Europe’s largest street party and one of the world’s biggest celebrations of Caribbean music and culture. Violent riots took over the streets Monday, during which eight people were stabbed, leaving one 29-year-old man in cr…

Institute for Justice senior attorney Dan Alban says the federal government is using the “legal maze” of civil forfeiture to wage war on Americans and their bank accounts.

Several Jewish students at Columbia University who felt so unsafe on campus they wanted to conceal their identity said they “can’t wait to graduate” as hundreds gathered to protest the school’s suspension of two pro-Palestinian student groups. “Things that are being chanted by hundreds and hundreds of students daily when we walk past the library — ‘From the river to the sea,’ ‘Globalize the intifada’ — these things are aggressive, violent statements,” one of the Jewish students who attends Colum…

A TikTok trend called the “Orange Peel Theory” has people across the internet praising their partners, rethinking their relationships and crying in singleness. The social media relationship trend is based around the idea that small acts of service, like making coffee, folding laundry or peeling an orange can indicate a relationship’s strength and a partner’s commitment to their significant other. “Let’s say that for whatever reason, I hate peeling my oranges, but I really like oranges. I ask m…

Young couples opting out of parenthood are taking to the social media giant TikTok to celebrate the joys of child-free living. The term “DINK,” meaning “dual income, no kids,” refers to married couples or partners in a committed relationship who remain childless by choice for reasons like lifestyle preferences, personal freedom and financial savings. The acronym has gone viral over the past month as millennial and Gen Z couples flood the social media platform with TikToks highlighting the financ…

After his video sharing the perks of not having kids went viral, a personal finance TikToker dismissed his “narrow-minded” critics and said younger generations are trending away from “status-quo” family norms and toward childless marriages. “I just think that the older generation isn’t warmed up to the fact that you don’t have to have kids to live a meaningful life,” John Eringman told Fox News Digital. “It’s just really important to make sure you find meaning in community and family and all th…

People sharing their emigration stories online are saying “the new American dream is to leave America,” and they’re encouraging others to do the same. The increasing number of TikTok videos tagged #expatlife #digitalnomad #leavingtheusa posted in the past year are convincing some people that their dream life could be outside U.S. borders. Americans living abroad are documenting their new stress-free lifestyles outside the U.S. on social media and explaining why they think the American dream ha…

A conservative influencer called out the “hypocrisy” of people like former Major League Baseball player Aubrey Huff, who publicly shamed her for having nothing to offer but her sexuality, while privately sending her salacious messages. “There’s so much hypocrisy,” 23-year-old right-wing influencer Isabella Maria DeLuca told Fox News. “But this has been the case with many of these guys that have attacked me on Twitter (X). Most of them have been in my DMs.” Huff’s post was part of an online rift…

Customers and employees of popular beauty retail chains like Sephora and Ulta are taking to social media to air grievances against the influx of pre-teen girls wreaking havoc in stores. “It’s not the fact that they’re little girls in Sephora because makeup is subjective, there’s no age limit to it,” Sequoia Cothran, a Sephora employee from Tennessee told Fox News Digital. “It’s more about what these girls are reaching for when they’re in these stores.” “It’s also the way that they’re treating…

Stephen Lara was driving cross-country to see his daughters in California when a seemingly routine traffic stop ended with the Nevada Highway Patrol seizing his entire life savings of $87,000. “I knew at that moment that wasn’t the place to fight this battle,” Lara, a 42-year-old Marine veteran, told Fox News. “I had to stay calm.” It took Lara seven months to get his money back from the government, but his fight to prevent law enforcement agencies from getting kickbacks for seizing suspected b…

A small town marshal said his key to successful policing is through strong community ties and treating law enforcement as a public service that goes beyond just stopping crime. “We just need to help each other out, and by doing that your community can grow and come together,” Noel Marshal Randy Wilson told Fox News. “Then you don’t just have your law enforcement looked at as a badge and a gun and authority,” he added. “Now, it’s your neighbor as well as a law enforcement officer.” Wilson has w…

Vanderbilt University students shared their top voter priorities and which candidate they’re likely to support in the upcoming presidential election. “I don’t really like either option, so that’s where I’m at,” Lexi told Fox News Digital about the likely match-up between President Biden and former President Trump. “I don’t know.” Tommy said he would vote for “whoever’s going to legalize marijuana.” Lloyd said he was “almost certainly going to be voting for President Joe Biden.” “Just because I’v…

The rapper Macklemore released an anti-Israel song on Monday, in which he praised the student-led protests on college campuses across the country and called out President Biden, the police and the music industry. The new track is titled “Hind’s Hall,” referring to the Columbia University building that students occupied and renamed in honor of a six-year-old Palestinian girl killed in the Israel-Gaza war. The music video posted to X Monday evening includes clips of anti-Israel student protesters…