Fox News Digital's News Quiz: May 22, 2026
Fox News Digital Debuts Weekly Trivia Quiz Highlighting Kentucky Upset and Other News Stories
May 22, 2026 — In an effort to keep readers engaged and informed, Fox News Digital released a new weekly trivia quiz that draws on a mix of current events, political developments, and pop‑culture tidbits. The latest edition, posted on May 22, features a question about a recent Republican primary in Kentucky, as well as several other items that spanned politics, entertainment, and consumer affairs.
The centerpiece of this week’s quiz was a question about the 2024 GOP primary that saw a Trump‑backed challenger topple long‑time U.S. Representative Thomas Massie, a defeat that ended Massie’s tenure after years of service. The challenger’s victory was described in the quiz as a “bruising GOP primary battle,” underscoring the intensity of the contest. While the quiz did not name the challenger, the question tested readers’ knowledge of the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party and the broader implications for Kentucky’s political landscape.
Other political topics included a brief mention of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass. Former reality‑TV personality Spencer Pratt had recently made remarks about the mayor, a story that was also featured in the quiz. The quiz referenced Pratt’s comments, asking readers to identify the context in which the remarks were made.
The quiz’s consumer‑affairs section contained a question about a proposed class‑action lawsuit that alleged “tomato fraud.” The lawsuit, which was briefly described in the quiz as “alleged,” pointed to concerns over labeling and pricing practices in the produce market—an issue that has garnered attention in recent weeks.
In addition to the political and consumer items, the quiz also offered an “American Culture” section that tested knowledge of Knicks history, sitcom similarities, and other pop‑culture facts. The American Culture Quiz, available alongside the main quiz, invites readers to explore a range of trivia from sports to television.
Fox News Digital encourages readers to visit the site each week to test their knowledge and discover new facts. The quizzes can be accessed directly through the Fox News Digital website, where users can track their scores and compare results with friends. The site notes that new quizzes will be released weekly, with the next installment slated for May 29, 2026.
For those who missed the previous edition, the May 8 quiz highlighted a similar mix of topics, including a question about a proposed class‑action lawsuit concerning “tomato fraud.” Fox News Digital’s weekly quizzes are part of the network’s broader effort to engage audiences in an interactive format that blends news and entertainment.
Maine readers looking to keep up with national stories can find the full quiz and additional content on Fox News Digital’s platform. While the quizzes cover a wide range of subjects, the inclusion of the Kentucky primary upset demonstrates the network’s commitment to highlighting significant political developments that resonate beyond the local news cycle.