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BREAKING: Justice Department tells judge it already reviewed Trump documents

Fox News Flash top headlines for August 29 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! The Justice Department announced in a court filing Monday that they already reviewed documents seized from former President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, and that they identified a "limited set" of documents that could include information protected by attorney-client privilege. The DOJ said they would provide more information in a separate filing, but said that prior to the court issuing a preliminary order to appoint a special master to go through the documents, a privilege review team went through the documents. A special master is an independent, court-appointed individual who in this case would be placed in charge of reviewing documents. A privilege review team consists of federal personnel not involved with the investigation itself, whose role is to sift out privileged information. "[T]he Privi...

Serena Williams’s Fashion Smash The game-changing tennis player used her clothes as a statement of self and a weapon of change.

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  When   Serena Williams   steps out onto the hard courts of the U.S. Open on Monday for what may be her last tournament, she will do so in a little black (tennis) dress with long sheer sleeves, a six-layer skirt — one tier for every U.S. Open title she has won — and a bodice sparkling with a galaxy of stars. It is a dress made for a supernova’s farewell. It is fitting, in more ways than one. If you’re not paying attention to the symbolism, you’re whiffing the point. After all, Ms. Williams did reveal her plans to end her tennis career in an essay published not in ESPN or Sports Illustrated or Tennis Week but in the September issue of  Vogue . Though the choice, with its accompanying cover shoot of Ms. Williams in an array of evening gowns, was met with some head-scratching in the sports world, it should have surprised no one. When Ms. Williams and her older sister, Venus, arrived on the scene, women’s tennis dress, like tennis itself, was still stuck in the mire of ...

Parents of 6-year-old Ohio girl speak out after daughter escapes kidnapper while taking out trash Ken'adi Nash's parents tell 'Fox & Friends' about brazen abduction attempt in broad daylight By Bailee Hill | Fox News Facebook Twitter Flipboard Comments Print Email 6-year-old escapes attempted kidnapping in Ohio Video 6-year-old escapes attempted kidnapping in Ohio Ken'adi Nash, who escaped her attempted abductor, joined 'Fox & Friends First' alongside her parents Ricky Nash and Mandie Miller-Nash to discuss the incident.

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  A six-year-old Ohio girl just barely   escaped an attempted kidnapping   while taking out the trash in front of her home in broad daylight.   Ken'adi Nash, who escaped her attempted abductor, joined "Fox & Friends First" alongside her parents Ricky Nash and Mandie Miller-Nash to discuss the harrowing incident, which was all caught on camera.  "Definitely have a talk with your kid," Miller-Nash told  co-host Todd Piro . "Let them know about stranger danger… This can happen in an instant, in a blink of an eye… I just want them to have talks with their kids and let them know that this is real, and it can happen, and to use the necessary precautions… if something would ever happen like this." OHIO MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING 4 PEOPLE SAYS IT WAS AN ‘EASY DECISION’ Ricky Mann said he chased down the alleged perpetrator, Deric McPherson, 33, shortly before he was arrested. McPherson was charged with abduction and gross sexual imposition.  "I just jumpe...

Colorado secretary of state claims Americans could 'lose right to vote within months' if GOP wins election

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  Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold says Republicans plan to attack Americans' right to vote if they are able to win this year's midterm elections. "What we can expect from the extreme Republicans running across this country is to undermine free and fair elections for the American people, strip Americans of the right to vote, refuse to address security breaches and, unfortunately, be more beholden to Mar-a-Lago than the American people," the  Colorado Democrat  said during an interview with the Guardian. Griswold pointed out that many Republicans in competitive elections have echoed claims made by former President  Donald Trump  that the 2020 election was fraudulent, while the 27 races for secretary of state around the country have become key showdowns for who will control the 2024 presidential election. "For us, we are trying to save democracy," Griswold said. PROMINENT CONSERVATIVES SAY ELECTION WAS LOST, NOT STOLEN Colorado Secretary of State Jen...