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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: CHESTER, N.J. — Police returned Wednesday to the home where New Jersey mother Brooke Hanlon was found stabbed to death nearly five months ago.Neighbors of Brooke Hanlon told Fox News Digital that at least 15 law-enforcement vehicles were on scene and remained at the residence on Pottersville Road in Chester, New Jersey, until around 11 p.m. Her husband, Conor Hanlon, was seen speaking with police on Wednesday afternoon, her neighbors said.Conor Hanlon has denied any involvement in her death. No arrests have been made in the case.NJ MOM’S MURDER SHROUDED IN SECRECY AS PI SAYS ‘NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS’ BEHIND-CLOSED-DOORS CASE The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office in New Jersey told Fox News Digital it has no updates regarding the investigation into Hanlon’s death. She leaves behind a 1-year-old daughter.Investigators’ return comes weeks after officials released Hanlon’s autopsy, which ruled her death a homicide caused by “sharp force injuries.” The autopsy confirms what Morris County Prosecutor’s Office released in June.NJ HUSBAND BEGS FOR CPR HELP IN 911 CALL AFTER WIFE FOUND DEAD WITH STAB WOUNDS: AUDIO According to a 911 call obtained by Fox News Digital, Hanlon’s husband was…

Editor’s note: This article first appeared on The Beam, a new investigative newsroom from the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at Arizona State University’s Cronkite School. Randy Leger Diaz said his whole body was in pain after serving in the Marines. Following rigorous physical training in the mornings, Leger said, he spent his days working in a warehouse while stationed with the 7th Communication Battalion at Camp Hansen on Okinawa, Japan, beginning in 2014. After returning stateside, Leger was transferred to Parris Island, in South Carolina, where he started as a recruit and finished his service in 2017. The labor took a toll. After returning to civilian life, Leger said his knees would pop and lock, and sharp pains shot up and down his legs. His back, wrist and shoulders ached. He couldn’t sleep, and he had stomach problems, among other ailments. “They always tell us in the Marines to suck it up,” he said. That worked in his 20s. But when he reached his 30s, he said, his injuries started to affect his ability to work. The Department of Veterans Affairs runs one of the federal government’s largest disability programs, providing compensation and treatment for millions of veterans for…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Races between the candidates for U.S. Senate in Alaska and Mississippi are separated by razor-thin margins days after polls closed in the crucial midterm elections.In Mississippi, where 95.6% of the votes have been counted, according to the Associated Press, Democratic candidate Scott Colom leads incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., 464,926 votes to 463,788, as of Thursday morning.In Alaska, former Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola, leads incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, by less than 700 votes.DOJ SET TO APPEAL RULING IN ALASKA SENATE RACE DISPUTE OVER ‘DECOY DAN’While Alaska still has a quarter of its votes to count, according to the AP, if the gap between Peltola and Sullivan remains this slim, the introduction of a second candidate named Dan Sullivan will loom large in post-election analyses. In July, the U.S. Justice Department opened an investigation into Daniel J. Sullivan, a retired schoolteacher who entered the Senate race in May.TRUMP PROSECUTIONS UNDER BIDEN SET PRECEDENT FOR DOJ’S ALASKA ‘DECOY DAN’ PROBE, EX-FEC CHAIR SAYSAn October report from The New York Times said Daniel J. Sullivan had met with Democratic operatives and members of Peltola’s campaign staff to encourage him to run. Peltola has denied…

The first preview for the sequel to “Lord of War” has arrived.The film “Lord of War” premiered in September 2005, and starred Nicolas Cage as arms dealer Yuri Orlov and Jared Leto as Yuri’s brother Vitaly.Yuri is widely believed to be a composite character based on several real arms dealers, including infamous criminal Viktor Bout.NICOLAS CAGE LEADS ALL-STAR CAST IN ‘FORTITUDE,’ A WWII FILM ABOUT THE D-DAY DECEPTION CAMPAIGNThe 2005 original film shined dramatized and fictional light on the global arms trade, and is one of Cage’s best films. Internet reacts to ‘Lords of War’ previewNow, more than 20 years later, a sequel — “Lords of War” — is on the way with Cage reprising his role and Bill Skarsgård, Laura Harrier, Sylvia Hoeks and Greg Tarzan Davis rounding out the cast. The plot is described as, “Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage returns as the notorious arms dealer Yuri Orlov, who discovers that a ruthless mercenary (Bill Skarsgård) is bent on destroying his legacy, thrusting them into a blood-soaked and bullet-riddled battle to the death.”Check out the preview below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.As you’d expect, people had plenty to say after seeing the preview for a…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved 2,000-year-old ritual bathing complex near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount that dates back to the time of Jesus. It was likely used by Jewish pilgrims visiting the ancient holy site, with an expert noting the discovery helps highlight the broader significance of baptism. The excavation, announced earlier this fall, was carried out by archaeologists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.The discovery was made in the Ophel, an archaeological area immediately south of Jerusalem’s Temple Mount, near an ancient entrance known as the Triple Gate.JESUS’ CRUCIFIXION ACCOUNT GETS FRESH LOOK AFTER ANCIENT RING TIED TO PILATE IS REINTERPRETEDThe complex was built in the early first century A.D. It features three large ritual baths, a plastered pool and a paved plaza, along with an extensive water system.Located near the Triple Gate, one of the main entrances to the Temple Mount, the complex likely served pilgrims who underwent ritual purification before visiting the Second Temple, researchers said. Officials described one of the baths as “exceptionally well-preserved,” noting that it stands nearly 14 feet tall and retains its original vaulted stone ceiling and a shaft that once supplied it with water.”The preservation of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. And here’s what you need to know to start your day …TOP 31. Ted Cruz delivers scathing assessment after Dems sweep midterms 2. Republicans look for answers after devastating midterm losses3. Kamala Harris calls for Dems to ‘be ruthless’ with their power MAJOR HEADLINESVIOLENT ENCOUNTER — 70-year-old poet busted for backhanding teen at the polls in viral footage. Continue reading …IRAN WAR FALLOUT — Hegseth faces blame for GOP losses, reportedly on the ‘chopping block.’ Continue reading …BLANK CHECK — Socialists score election wins as agenda costing $350K-per-household draws scrutiny. Continue reading …CAUGHT IN THE STORM — Timeline of Learjet crash that killed Austin family traces final minutes from takeoff to plunge. Continue reading …TECH CRUNCH — OpenAI pledges to pay for data center power as Democrats float nationwide moratorium. Continue reading …–POLITICS‘WE ARE NOT DEMOCRATS’ — UAW boss makes striking declaration after blue wave wins. Continue reading …TOUGH LOVE — Charlie Kirk’s widow issues defiant call to conservatives after brutal midterm losses. Continue reading …‘UGLY TWO YEARS’ — Republican who bucked nationwide blue wave reveals where GOP went wrong. Continue reading…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! After Democrats swept control of Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, former Vice President Kamala Harris, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton offered differing messages about how the party should use its newfound power.Harris called for Democrats to ruthlessly leverage their powers to provide “economic relief and to hold President Donald Trump’s “administration accountable for their deep-seated corruption.” Hillary Clinton said that “The post-Trump era begins now,” while her husband offered a more conciliatory message, and even called for reining in America’s national debt.”On Election Day, the American people spoke loud and clear: they are done with the corruption, incompetence, and callousness coming from the White House and the capitulation of Republican leaders,” Harris declared in part of a Wednesday post on X.KAMALA HARRIS BREAKS WITH LEFT FLANK, WARNS DEMS THAT IMPEACHING TRUMP IS ‘NOT A GOOD IDEA’ “Now, the work begins to actually deliver results. The American people have elected Democrats across the country in federal, state, and local races who must be ruthless in using every lever of power to deliver economic relief for working families and hold this administration accountable for their deep-seated corruption,”…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The GOP isn’t dead, but it sure does look and feel that way in the harsh light of the day after Tuesday’s walloping.The myth of Rasputin is that a Russian monk who pretended to mysticism was poisoned, stabbed, shot, beaten and thrown in a river. He somehow climbed out of the drink and survived. He didn’t.Miraculous recoveries only happen in the movies, as with “Boris the Bullet Dodger” in Guy Ritchie’s beloved “Snatch”, which starred Jason Statham, Brad Pitt, Benicio del Toro, and Dennis Farina.CONSERVATIVES STUNNED BY ‘CATASTROPHIC’ MIDTERM BLUE TSUNAMI, BLAME TRUMP’S IRAN WAR, HIGH GAS PRICESIf you are a Republican feeling low after Tuesday night’s nationwide wipeout, “Snatch” is a good viewing choice. If you or your boss lost, you need to have a laugh because there is no crying in baseball or politics. Wipeouts happen, and the GOP isn’t going to suddenly pull itself beaten and bruised out of the Potomac.But, the Republican Party isn’t dead. It’s just beaten badly, and it will take some years to mend. A lesson from the endless rebuild of the Cleveland Browns: There aren’t any shortcuts. You need patience, and you have to…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Newly released body camera footage captures the chaotic moments as Hillsborough County deputies rushed into a Citibank campus in Tampa, Florida, during a deadly shooting Wednesday, searching for the gunman before an officer announced, “Shooter is down.”The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office released edited bodycam footage and 911 calls showing the law enforcement response to the shooting at the Sabal Center in Tampa, where a woman was killed, and the gunman was fatally shot by an armed security guard.According to authorities, the suspect drove through a fence at the Sabal Park Office Development, crashed into an outdoor seating area and fatally shot a woman before opening fire inside the building’s cafeteria.In the footage, a deputy is heard asking bystanders for a description of the suspect as officers arrive at the sprawling business campus.BODYCAM FOOTAGE CAPTURES MOMENTS AFTER ICE SHOOTING OF VENEZUELAN MIGRANT IN AUSTIN The deputy then reports that a vehicle had crashed into the property and that the suspect was inside the cafeteria.”Shooter is down,” an officer later announces, before the video shows deputies escorting people out of the building.The newly released 911 audio captures a caller reporting gunfire at Citibank as…