Fox News Digital on Friday released its weekly News Quiz for Sept. 12, 2025, testing readers on recent developments including an Illinois congresswoman’s move that drew attention to Gov. J.B. Pritzker and a question about where recent Powerball-winning tickets were sold.
The short, multiple-choice quiz is framed as a quick way for readers to check their recall of recent headlines. Other sample items referenced by the outlet include a renewed public spat that President Trump amplified last week involving Rosie O’Donnell and questions drawn from the site’s American Culture Quiz that touch on autumn entertainments and federal firsts.
Fox News Digital described the quiz as one of several weekly offerings. The site also pointed readers toward companion quizzes for greater challenge, including an American Culture Quiz that compiles questions about seasonal activities and landmark federal milestones. The outlet encouraged users who want regular access to quizzes to download the Fox News app and said readers can find all quizzes by visiting the site’s quizzes section.
The Sept. 12 News Quiz was attributed to Fox News staff. It did not identify the congresswoman by name in the promotional copy but referenced her bill as a recent example of a local political move that received national attention. The Powerball question asked participants to identify the two states where the latest jackpot-winning tickets were sold, inviting respondents to rely on recent lottery reporting.
Previous weekly quizzes have included a mix of political, cultural and human-interest items. Last week’s News Quiz, the outlet noted, included a question about President Trump’s revived back-and-forth with Rosie O’Donnell, illustrating how the weekly quizzes blend political headlines with pop-culture moments.
The quizzes are presented as time-limited refreshers rather than comprehensive exams and are updated weekly. Fox News Digital asked readers to check back the following week for the next News Quiz and to explore the site’s archive for past quizzes and related content.
The site’s short-format quizzes continue a trend among news organizations to package quick rounds of current-events questions for audience engagement, combining civics, politics and culture in concise formats meant for digital consumption. The Sept. 12 installment fits that pattern by juxtaposing regional political developments, national lottery outcomes and pop-culture items in a single, sharable package.