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An NYPD detective who survived an attack with 10 stab wounds, including in the neck, by two suspected illegal immigrants is thanking God for a second chance at life. "The first thing that I want to do is thank God I have a second chance at life." Detective Jose Mercedes was on vacation when he was violently attacked. He says he told his attackers he was a police officer, but they didn't care. Now, standing before reporters, Mercedes is expressing gratitude to the first responders and medical teams who saved his life, along with the investigators who worked to bring the suspects to justice.

BREAKING: Kimberly Guilfoyle is breaking her silence after the White House asked her to step down as U.S. ambassador to Greece. Calling her time in the role "the honor of a lifetime," Guilfoyle thanks President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio while pushing back against recent allegations she says are false. She is making clear that she will remain loyal to President Trump and the America First movement even after leaving her post.

"Just spread the love of God." That's the message from 18-year-old Jordan Hope, who takes the sneakers right off his feet to help an elderly stranger struggling outside a Walgreens in Arizona. The teen notices the man's shoes are falling apart and stops to help, never realizing someone is watching. Now, his simple act of kindness is going viral and inspiring strangers to raise more than $15,000 for the man, known as "Mister Roy."

Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton tours Los Angeles' Skid Row with Fox News Digital, passing sprawling homeless encampments, trash-covered sidewalks and signs of drug use as he questions where billions in taxpayer funding have gone. Hilton spoke to one homeless woman who recounts going to jail "a few times."

"He's not strong enough." Texas GOP Senate candidate Ken Paxton calls out opponent James Talarico over his reported two-week absence from the campaign trail, questioning his strength and political record. "He's really done very little...no accomplishments," Paxton adds. Talarico's campaign initially said he had the flu when questions surfaced about his whereabouts