NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The office of Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on Friday called a GOP-led investigation into her family’s finances a “stunt,” one day after a House deadline for her husband to turn over records tied to his companies’ rapid growth.The House Oversight Committee had set Feb. 19 as a deadline for Tim Mynett, Omar’s husband, to provide information about the sudden success of two of his companies to the House Oversight Committee.”This is all a political stunt. These sham accusations were referred to the Ethics Committee, and our office has not received any follow-up because this is a baseless, headline-generating speculation and a politically targeted attack on the Congresswoman,” a spokesperson for Omar told Fox News Digital.Omar’s office declined to say whether it had submitted the business records as requested by lawmakers.CONGRESS OPENS ‘INDUSTRIAL-SCALE FRAUD’ PROBE IN MINNESOTA, WARNS WALZ DEMANDS ARE ‘JUST THE BEGINNING’ eStCru LLC, a winery, and Rose Lake Capital LLC, a consulting firm, both owned partially by Mynett, increased sharply in reported value between 2023 and 2024, drawing questions from lawmakers about the source of the pair’s wealth.In just one year, the two companies added roughly $30 million in combined…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Lent typically means giving up meat on Fridays — but not necessarily sacrificing fast food.Observant Catholics who avoid meat on Fridays usually have two choices in the fast-food drive-thru: grilled cheese or fish sandwiches.Fish sandwiches have become a Lenten staple, and fast-food chains are leaning in with limited-time offerings this season.YOUR FRIDAY FISH FRY JUST GOT MORE EXPENSIVE AS LENT BEGINS AMID SEAFOOD SPIKESIt’s not just Filet-O-Fish sandwiches from McDonald’s. Below are some popular fast-food joints offering limited-time fish sandwiches. Wendy’s Crispy Panko Fish SandwichWendy’s brought back its fan-favorite fish sandwich for Catholics this Lent.”This limited-time fish sandwich has earned a strong, dedicated fan base over the years, and we’re here to give the people what they want,” the chain said in a Feb. 17 statement. BUFFETS MAKE OLD-SCHOOL COMEBACK AS AMERICANS HUNT FOR DINING VALUE: ‘FINANCIAL GENIUS'”The wild-caught Alaskan pollock fillet’s buttery flakiness is complimented by savory notes of garlic and onion, inspiring our fans’ love of the fish sandwich’s texture, flavor and crispiness.”Wendy’s said the sandwich pairs best with its Hot & Crispy fries, Cheese Fries or the Chive Baked Potato.The sandwich will be available until Easter, which falls on April 5.…

As the Navy moves to expand its “No Sailor Lives Afloat” initiative first announced last year, a top leader in personnel policy described the effort as part of a larger push to keep sailors by ensuring their quality-of-life expectations are being met.On Thursday, the service announced it had to date resituated 4,500 sailors who’d been living afloat to shore-based housing, and was working to expand housing access to more troops.While details in the announcement were sparse, officials said Naval Installations Command had identified “several short-term and long-term projects across all major homeports” so unaccompanied sailors would have more access to shore-based berthing. “These efforts include improving conditions in current barracks, bringing additional rooms back online through additional investments, expanding [public-private venture] options, exploring innovative housing solutions, providing temporary lodging when needed and advocating for an increase to the Basic Allowance for Housing,” officials said in a release.BAH, an allowance that’s set across the military and factors in a service member’s location, time in service and dependents, is congressionally supervised and typically updated once per year, in the National Defense Authorization Act. It’s not yet clear what kind of additional augmentation the Navy might ask for to provide ship-based sailors with…

United States President Donald Trump said that he would “love to have China and Russia” join the Board of Peace he instituted as a way to “stabilize” Gaza in the aftermath of the war with Israel. “They’ve been invited. You need both. You need all persuasions. No discrimination,” Trump was quoted as saying while speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Thursday, Moscow suggested that it was considering Trump’s invitation. In January, President Vladimir Putin also floated contributing $1 billion sourced from Russian sovereign assets frozen in the US – the exact fee for a permanent seat – even before a final membership decision was reached. Moscow, however, said it had not yet received a response to the proposal. China has already declined, citing its commitment to “true multilateralism” and the United Nations-centered international system. Trump also claimed that a lot of other countries had already joined the board, and that “we have a lot that are going through the process of getting on.” Trump’s remarks came after the board held its inaugural meeting in Washington, drawing heads of state and senior officials from around 40 countries. Over 20 nations have accepted the American invitation to join the board, with roughly…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Police continued to search Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s former home Friday after his arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office the day before, Fox News Digital can confirm.Photographs showed police outside of Royal Lodge on Friday morning, Andrew’s former home in Berkshire. The Thames Valley Police confirmed the search of the former prince’s current home – Wood Farm – concluded Thursday.The search of Andrew’s 30-room former home in the parkland near Windsor Castle, where the king’s younger brother had lived for decades until his eviction earlier this month, will reportedly continue through Monday, according to the BBC. Unmarked vans, believed to be police vehicles, have been entering the grounds throughout Friday morning.EX-PRINCE ANDREW RELEASED FROM POLICE CUSTODY HOURS AFTER ARREST Andrew was photographed arriving home to Sandringham Estate Thursday after spending roughly 10 hours in police custody.The former prince could be seen in the backseat of a car as he arrived at Wood Farm, where he has been temporarily staying after being kicked out of the Royal Lodge.Authorities arrested Andrew on suspicion of misconduct in public office. He has been accused of sharing confidential trade info with Jeffrey Epstein. Emails released by the…

When a soldier reads a field manual, they are studying the Army’s guide on how to fight. Now, doctrine writers are using artificial intelligence to update those manuals, the service shared in a press release this week. Leaders at the Combined Army Doctrine Directorate have started training authors on generative AI tools to speed up research and drafting, a move that reflects the military’s broader efforts to quickly push updated guidance to a force facing a rapidly-evolving battlefield. “We have had people ask us about using AI and large language models to speed up the doctrine development process for years,” said Richard Creed Jr., the directorate’s leader. “So, when some of these tools became available, the first thing we did was figure out their capabilities,” he said. Doctrine development has historically been a time consuming and tedious process that stretches years, and officials are looking to speed it up by incorporating AI into the writing process, the Army said. For example, one internally-developed tool lets authors speedily search hundreds of texts for historical examples, transforming a task that may have previously taken days of investigation. Another tool helps writers check grammar and how easy their work is to comprehend, freeing…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump has reportedly reacted to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision that ruled he does not have the authority to levy sweeping tariffs under a specific emergency powers law.A source outside the Trump administration told Fox News that an aide came into the closed-door White House breakfast with governors and handed Trump a note about the Supreme Court ruling.The source said Trump “called it a disgrace, and then he went on with the remarks.”The high court blocked Trump’s tariffs levied under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act in what amounts to a major test of executive branch authority. SUPREME COURT BLOCKS TRUMP TARIFFS IN MAJOR TEST OF EXECUTIVE BRANCH POWERS Some of the Supreme Court’s nine justices will likely be sitting in the audience when the president delivers the State of the Union address on Tuesday.In the opinion, the high court declared, “Our task today is to decide only whether the power to ‘regulate… importation,’ as granted to the President in IEEPA, embraces the power to impose tariffs. It does not.”Trump has made tariffs a key plank of his economic agenda since retaking the Oval Office last year, but his policies have…

A sailor at the Navy’s Surface Combat Systems Training Command Great Lakes, Illinois, was found dead on Feb. 8, the service confirmed.Seaman Apprentice Joshua Jones was discovered in his barracks at 11:30 a.m., seated on his bed and unresponsive, the Lake County Coroner’s Office said. He had returned to his barracks around 7:00 a.m., the coroner noted. His cause of death was unknown, with a pending toxicology report and further medical testing underway.“The Navy mourns the loss of our shipmate and sends condolences to the sailor’s family, friends, and fellow sailors during this difficult time,” a Navy spokesperson said.Grief counseling services and support are being offered through Surface Combat Systems Training Command Great Lakes and the chaplain, the spokesperson said.The Naval Criminal Investigative Service, in collaboration with Great Lakes, is investigating the death.Jones, who was originally from Florida, enlisted on March 27, 2025.Suicide is not suspected as the cause of death, the Lake County Coroner’s Office said.Riley Ceder is a reporter at Military Times, where he covers breaking news, criminal justice, investigations, and cyber. He previously worked as an investigative practicum student at The Washington Post, where he contributed to the Abused by the Badge investigation. Read the full article…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Brett Favre believes there has been a change in the NFL’s engagement strategy.The Pro Football Hall of Famer discussed the issue during an appearance on Tomi Lahren’s OutKick show earlier this week, in which Lahren said she felt the NFL changed its approach to the way it appeals to fans “somewhere around Colin Kaepernick.”It was a sentiment that Favre agreed with.  “I think there probably is some truth to that. Why that has changed, I really don’t know,” Favre said. “Because I think your general football audience is people like you and I. Maybe loves football, or maybe is a casual, fair-weather fan, but it is the biggest show in town. So you watch it, you know, you watch the halftime show and who sang the national anthem. You know, that’s been that way for a long time.”But you’re right, you know, in the last maybe 10 years, maybe a little longer, there’s been a slight shift. For whatever reason, I have no idea, because you want to appeal to your true fans. And it doesn’t seem like that is the case anymore.” IMG ACADEMY SET TO PAY NEARLY $2 MILLION IN…