Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. 

It's an old adage, one Kevin Costner says holds especially true in the story of the untamed American frontier.

The "Field of Dreams" and "Dances with Wolves" legend brings this idea to life in "Yellowstone to Yosemite," a new three-part Fox Nation series that explores how a seemingly unrelated string of events set the stage for one of the most pivotal moments in American history.

"It's a story about a confluence of tragic events separated by time and space intersecting in a seemingly impossible manner. And somehow something incredible came out of all of it," Costner explained.

"A young boy suffering from severe asthma, a president's assassination, a horrible accident at a wagon wheel factory – unrelated events in most people's minds, but they all needed to happen for this story to unfold, for two men to come together for three days out in the wild. Three days that would change America forever…"

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"That's a story worth telling, don't you think?"

Costner teamed up with the Fox Nation platform for "Yellowstone to Yosemite" following the success of his breakout hit, "Yellowstone: One-Fifty."

Through the Hollywood legend's distinctive perspective, the new series traces the footsteps of President Teddy Roosevelt and environmental advocate John Muir's pivotal 1903 Yosemite expedition.

In the process, he brings to life the story of America's indigenous legacy, the outsiders that came along and how Muir became a crusader for America's wildest places.

"Two men embark on a camping trip. These two men have never met before. They pushed through heavy snow, get soaked with rain and wash down steaks with hot coffee," he explained.

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"They didn't set out to change America, but what they dreamed up around the campfire – some might call it ingenious. Others might say cunning. But, boy, did it work."

The elements of the tale, all essential to preserving the captivating story of the American frontier, led to America's more structured National Park System today – 150 National Forests, five National Parks, along with the preservation and protection of 230 million acres of land.

The series debuted on the Fox Nation platform over the weekend, with new episodes dropping each week.

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Hollywood heavyweight Kevin Costner is teaming up with Fox Nation once again for a new limited series titled "Yellowstone to Yosemite," a sequel to his breakout hit, "Yellowstone: One-Fifty."

"Kevin Costner has a unique ability to capture the American experience and captivate an audience through his extraordinary storytelling," Fox Nation President Lauren Petterson said while announcing the partnership.

The "Dances with Wolves" and "Field of Dreams" star will host and produce the 3-part series that traces the footsteps of 26th President Teddy Roosevelt and environmental advocate John Muir's pivotal 1903 Yosemite expedition.

In the process, he brings to life the story of America's indigenous legacy, the outsiders that came along and how Muir became a crusader for America's wildest places.

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These elements, all essential to preserving the captivating story of the American frontier, led to where America's more structured National Park System is today – 150 National Forests, five National Parks, along with the preservation and protection of 230 million acres of land.

"Once in a while, you come across a story that has that truly special mix of elements; it's stranger than fiction and happens against all odds. It results in something that legitimately changes the world for the good and, most importantly, it all really happened," Costner said, speaking to its allure.

"The story of President Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir's camping trip through Yosemite is one of those truly special ones, and I'm excited to dig into the next chapter of the preservation of the American frontier."

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Episode one of the series will debut Saturday, February 8, kicking off the streaming platform’s year-long "America 250" campaign, which will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 2026.

"With the enormous success of our first project together, there is no filmmaker that better embodies the spirit of America 250 than Costner," Petterson said.

New episodes will drop on the platform each week.

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Fox Nation funny man Jimmy Failla is bringing the laughs in his newest special, 'Night of Comedy,' featuring a lively lineup of fellow comedians.

The new 90-minute comedy special streaming exclusively on Fox Nation features Failla, the cab driver turned professional comedian, and Fox News fan favorite, who hosts and opens the show with a skit tailor-made for his Fox Nation audience. His friends Anthony Rodia, Jim Breuer and Adam Carolla follow with their routines, rounding out an event that is sure to amuse.

As per the show's description, the special has "no rules," "no themes" and "nothing is off-limits."

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Filmed in the Tillis Center in Brookville, NY, Failla opened the show explaining how excited he was about the program.

"So I'm just giving you a heads-up, because a lot of you know me from TV," Failla said. "You're seeing me in my natural habitat tonight."

He later added, "We're going to talk to you tonight about a lot of stuff that we can't necessarily say on TV, because comedy is a chance to treat each other like adults who know the difference between a joke and a hate crime."

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The three guest comics featured in the special all have different stand-up backgrounds. Rodia, who has amassed over half a million followers on Instagram for his humorous social media videos, is currently traveling across the country for his "Laugh Till It Hurts" tour.

Breuer, meanwhile, is known for his time on "Saturday Night Live" as a cast member from 1995 to 1998. He also has a YouTube show called "Jim Breuer's Breuniverse," which boasts over 350,000 subscribers.

Carolla — who is no stranger to FOX — has become a household name with the success of his popular podcast, "The Adam Carolla Show," which ranks among the top comedy podcasts in the country.

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"We at FOX put this night of comedy together because we want to be able to laugh about things going on in the country," Failla said in the special. "And comedy is a way of bringing people together, because we don't agree on a lot."

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While Donald Trump's allies have been steadfast in defending most of his Cabinet choices, some of the President-elect's nominees have caused a stir from both sides of the aisle. Now, Fox Nation dives deep into each pick — however controversial — in its latest episodic series, "The Cabinet."

ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.

Trump’s secretary nominee for the Department of Health and Human Services (HSS) has caused some controversy. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ran as an Independent in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, but on Aug. 23 he dropped out and announced his support for Trump. If he is confirmed by the Senate, RFK Jr. plans to re-evaluate many health policies, from vaccines to ultra-processed foods. This initiative explains the viral motto, "Make America Healthy Again," which summarizes his ambitions in the Trump administration.

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"It ended up bringing a lot of credibility to the campaign," Fox News contributor Charles Hurt said on RFK Jr.'s endorsement.

"I normally don't think endorsements matter that much," he continued. "But I think that RFK's endorsement of Trump made a huge difference."

SEN. MARCO RUBIO 

During the 2016 Republican presidential primaries, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., traded barbs and insults with Trump. However, despite their differences, the two politicians joined forces during Trump’s first term, and the Florida senator became known as a loyal supporter of the president. In November, Rubio was nominated as United States Secretary of State and awaits his confirmation from the Senate.

"He has a lot of the qualities that Trump likes," Fox News contributor Miranda Devine said in the Fox Nation episode. "He's just a good politician. He's smooth, he knows where the bodies are buried."

Hurt also added that Rubio is "widely respected across the aisle," and expects him to even pick up some Democratic votes in the Senate confirmation.

GOV. KRISTI NOEM

Kristi Noem, the current governor of South Dakota, is Trump's nominee for his secretary of Homeland Security. Despite not being a leader from a border state, on multiple occasions she used her state’s resources to help stem the flow of migrants illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. Noem’s nomination was a surprise to many, but Fox News contributor Ben Domenech said she "is someone who can be a go-between with Congress."

Domenech also added that she has the potential to be a "more traditional person in this role," meaning she can build upon her relationships with fellow Republicans.

While it remains to be seen which of the Cabinet nominees will be confirmed, one thing that is for certain is that the upcoming Senate confirmation hearings and elections will go a long way in determining the trajectory of the second Trump administration.

Subscribe to Fox Nation to stream "The Cabinet" for continued analysis and background on these historic nominations — including the newly-released feature on Tulsi Gabbard — with new episodes dropping each Friday.

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