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Clad has been grading Fox News segments since Jun 2026 — 305 reports so far, published several times a week. Its most-covered subjects on Clad: Iran, Foreign Policy, Elections. Every report checks the segment's load-bearing claims against primary sources, then scores the coverage for factual accuracy, political lean, and how the public received it — so you can see how Fox News's reporting holds up story by story, not just take its word for it.

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UAE deems Flydubai co-pilot's axe attack on captain a terrorist act

Oct 3, 2026

The Fox News segment reports on the September 30, 2026 incident aboard Flydubai flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv. The co-pilot attacked the captain with a cockpit emergency axe, caused a rapid descent of roughly 17,000 feet, and attempted to seize control in what UAE authorities now classify as a terrorist act. Passengers and crew, including off-duty pilots, overpowered the attacker after the injured captain opened the cockpit door; the plane made an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia with all aboard safe. The captain remains hospitalized in Abu Dhabi and has been hailed as a hero. Sourcing relies on "people familiar with the matter" for the co-pilot's prior grounding at Oman Air over suspicious activities, AP for identifying him as Hamam al-Hami (born in UAE to Syrian mother and Omani father, obtained Omani citizenship), UAE Attorney General and investigators, and direct quotes from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Islamist radicalization. The segment notes the investigation is examining possible accomplices or foreign links.

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Gallup: Record-low 31% of Americans call college 'very important'

Oct 3, 2026

The 'Gutfeld!' panel discussed a new Gallup poll showing a record-low 31% of Americans view college as 'very important,' down sharply from 2013. They highlighted universities offering degrees or concentrations in social media influencing and content creation at schools including ASU, UTSA, and Saint Leo. Panelists debated whether parents should fund such majors, the role of federal subsidies in driving up costs, and alternatives like trades, the Thiel Fellowship, or becoming an influencer without a degree. Jokes about OnlyFans and raunchy trade-themed social media content filled the segment.

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FlyDubai co-pilot used cockpit axe in attempted terrorist hijack to Israel

Oct 3, 2026

The broadcast reports on the identification of the FlyDubai co-pilot who attempted to hijack a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight on September 30, 2026. It details that 29-year-old Omani national Hamam al-Hammami (also spelled Hammam al-Hammami or Hamam al-Hamami), previously grounded by Oman Air over radicalization concerns, attacked the captain with the cockpit crash axe, attempted to take control in what UAE officials call a terrorist act, causing a rapid altitude loss before passengers and crew intervened, allowing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. The segment notes ongoing UAE investigation into possible accomplices or foreign links. It then transitions to Axios reporting that Trump's top national security team, including VP JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, held a secret Camp David meeting on Iran and Yemen, coinciding with additional US troop deployments and the USS Theodore Roosevelt's departure from San Diego with 6,000 sailors. Sourcing relies on the UAE attorney general's statement via state media, Associated Press identification of the suspect, unnamed officials for background on prior grounding, and Axios for the US meeting. No guests; the reporter in Tel Aviv presents a concise, fact-driven update tying the aviation incident to wider regional security developments.

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UK PM Burnham says strong indications Iran involved in RAF Fairford incident

Oct 1, 2026

The short clip reports UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham stating there are "strong indications" that Iran played a part in a weekend security incident at RAF Fairford, a base supporting US Air Force operations including bombers used for strikes on Iran. It notes the discovery of three vans near the base, an ongoing complex police investigation, and close UK-US cooperation. The five arrested UK nationals in their 20s were released on bail; counter-terror police found petrol but no explosive devices in the vans. Sourcing draws directly from Burnham's BBC interview and prior US comments by Secretary of State Marco Rubio on a "foreign actor." No named experts or additional graphics appear in the short. The throughline stresses the seriousness of potential state-backed activity tied to the US-Iran war without detailing counter-evidence or investigation status.

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Trump Hosts Tech CEOs, Signs Voluntary AI Accord and Renames It Super Intelligence

Oct 1, 2026

The episode opens with Tom Shillue delivering satirical headlines, including Senate Democrats blocking a congressional stock-trading bill and the scheduled execution of Tennessee's first female death-row inmate in over 200 years. The monologue then focuses on President Trump's September 29, 2026 White House meeting with tech executives where they signed the voluntary White House Accord on Super Intelligence and he issued an executive order directing federal use of "Super Intelligence" (SI) instead of AI. The segment explores Trump's history of renaming things, argues the new term better reflects the technology's promise, and frames the accord as responsible innovation that prioritizes U.S. leadership against China while addressing public safety fears. Sourcing relies on direct Trump quotes from the event, clips of Musk and others, and panel discussion. Guests Brianna Laman, Winston Marshall, Kat Timpf, and Tyrus offer commentary praising the approach, critiquing tech companies' past behavior, and debating regulation versus corporate liability. The throughline celebrates optimism about SI's benefits and skepticism of heavy government intervention or doomsday narratives.

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Pentagon awards nearly $500M contract for Army laser weapons amid Iran conflict

Sep 30, 2026

The Fox News segment discussed the Pentagon's investment in high-energy laser weapons, highlighted by a nearly $500 million Army contract to AeroVironment for the Enduring High-Energy Laser (E-HEL) and LOCUST systems designed to counter drones. It covered laser technology basics, historical development since a 1973 drone shoot-down, current use against Iranian drones in the Strait of Hormuz and cartel drones on the US border, and integration with naval fleets for endurance in layered defense. The interview with Jared Keller of the Laser Wars newsletter detailed short-term containerized systems versus longer-term megawatt-class integration on new ships. Sourcing drew primarily from Keller as an expert, a quoted Navy admiral (Adm. Daryl Caudle) on strategic value, and references to recent demonstrations attended by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Graphics showed laser effects; no anonymous sources were used. The throughline stressed lasers as a cost-effective, 'future now' addition to warfare rather than a replacement for kinetic weapons.

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Reddington seeks holdout juror’s cell phone in postponed Clancy hearing

Sep 28, 2026

The Fox News segment on “Outnumbered” features Kayleigh McEnany discussing new details ahead of Lindsay Clancy’s September 29 hearing with the holdout juror’s attorney, Edward Paltzik. It covers Kevin Reddington’s motion to examine “Juror Doe” Michael’s cell phone for 48 hours, impounded juror questionnaires, and potential bar complaint against Reddington for post-mistrial comments labeling the juror an “obstructionist.” The motion was adjourned with DA consent pending Judge Sullivan’s order. The discussion questions whether the 11-1 split favoring not guilty by reason of insanity followed jury instructions on postpartum psychosis versus legal clarity, and why Reddington did not use peremptory strikes earlier.

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DHS retracts ICE verbal guidance on non-criminal arrests after agent backlash

Sep 28, 2026

The segment opens with Fox confirming a verbal ICE directive to field offices to limit arrests to those with criminal histories, which agents called shocking; it was quickly labeled a miscommunication on 'worst first' prioritization and reversed with new guidance affirming no policy change. President Trump and DHS stated anyone illegally present remains 'on the table' for arrest. ICE reported over 400 arrests in a five-day Indiana operation. Panelists including Tomi Lahren criticized any softening of mass deportation rhetoric, praised record enforcement under new DHS leadership, and debated Democratic approaches to crime and policing in cities like New York, Seattle, and Los Angeles. Sourcing relied primarily on Fox correspondent Bill Melugin's reporting from Trump and nine ICE/DHS sources, plus official ICE statements on the Indiana arrests. No independent data on overall criminal vs. non-criminal arrest shares was presented; guests were conservative-leaning commentators discussing broader political implications.

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Trump serves as honorary chairman at 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah

Sep 27, 2026

The Fox News segment from the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club in Chicago features an introduction honoring President Donald Trump as honorary chairman for the second time. Trump delivers a short speech acknowledging the crowd's positive reception, contrasting it with media portrayals, praising the state of the country, and encouraging players before stepping aside to watch the golf. The event marks the first time Medinah hosts the Presidents Cup, running September 24-27 with the U.S. team facing a strong International challenge on home soil.

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Nicki Minaj says Democrats dig own grave with Black voters by enforcing conformity

Sep 27, 2026

In this Fox News clip, rapper Nicki Minaj discusses a perceived shift among Black voters away from automatic Democratic loyalty. She claims Democrats treat Black people as unable to think independently or voice concerns without facing smear campaigns and nasty behavior, arguing this intolerance is 'digging their own grave' by alienating smart voters who see through the conditional respect. Minaj emphasizes that no one wants to be told to obey without questions. The short segment features no additional guests or graphics and relies on Minaj's personal observations and celebrity perspective.

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Donalds Affirms Local Control on Florida Data Centers, Builds on DeSantis Law

Sep 27, 2026

The Fox News segment features Rep. Byron Donalds, the Republican nominee for Florida governor, addressing voter concerns about AI data centers in residential areas. Donalds emphasizes that state law (SB 484, signed by Gov. DeSantis) leaves final decisions on permitting and zoning to local governments, prohibits passing data center costs to residential utility bills, requires specific water permits to protect aquifers (favoring reclaimed water), sets proximity standards, and commissions an impact study. He also outlines his 'Bring Down The Bill' property insurance plan, claiming it would reduce premiums 20% through tort reform, regulatory changes, home hardening, and permitting improvements, while criticizing opponent David Jolly's approach as a government takeover that would double or triple premiums and impose a $1,000 'hurricane tax.' The interview contrasts Donalds' continuity with DeSantis against Jolly and notes Donalds' polling and fundraising lead. Sourcing relies on Donalds' statements, reference to the enacted DeSantis-signed bill, and campaign talking points. No independent experts or opposing voices appear; graphics or external data on polling, donations, or study details are not shown. The throughline defends Donalds' pro-growth stance on data centers while promising local respect and consumer protections.

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Hannity Airs Mamdani Rebuttal to Netanyahu's UN Attack on NYC Mayor

Sep 26, 2026

The clip from Hannity on Fox News features Jesse Watters introducing a segment on Benjamin Netanyahu's September 24, 2026, UN General Assembly speech in New York, where the Israeli prime minister directly attacked NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani as antisemitic, claimed Jews no longer feel safe in the city under his leadership, accused him of lying about Israel committing genocide, and linked him to Hamas. It then airs a full minute of Mamdani's response disagreeing with Netanyahu, stating he has never supported Hamas (calling it a terrorist organization), has not called for riots against Jewish people, and that Netanyahu is not telling the truth. Sean Hannity follows up by noting former Mayor Bill de Blasio joined in on X, calling Netanyahu a war criminal with no right to lecture on safety. The sourcing relies on Netanyahu's speech, the aired Mamdani clip, and de Blasio's social media post. No independent experts or data graphics on hate crimes are shown; the throughline frames Mamdani's progressive politics and criticism of Israel as enabling antisemitism.

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