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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! You find a product you want for 65% off. The site looks polished, the branding feels familiar and the deal seems hard to pass up. That could be exactly the trap.Cybersecurity company Nebty has linked about 119,000 domains to a fake shopping operation called DoppelCart. The sites impersonate legitimate businesses and can steal payment details at checkout, including one-time bank verification codes.BleepingComputer reports that more than 105,000 DoppelCart shops were active in Nebty’s latest scans, while Nebty says the majority of the cluster remains online. So, before you jump on a huge discount from a store you do not recognize, take a closer look at who is really behind the checkout page.FAKE RENTAL LISTING SCAMS CAN COST YOU THOUSANDS NEW! 🩺 Free CyberGuy LIVE class: Get Better Healthcare With AISaturday, September 26 at 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PTKurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson will show you five practical ways AI can help you organize your health history, remember important appointment details, understand complicated medical information, research prescriptions and prepare smarter questions for your doctor. No technical experience is needed.Save your free spot at CyberGuyLive.comWhat is DoppelCart?Nebty discovered DoppelCart while investigating fake shops that…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Judge Judy Sheindlin weighed in Thursday on the closely watched Lindsay Clancy murder case following its mistrial, warning there could be a “danger” in prosecutors deciding not to retry the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children.The 83-year-old judge and television personality was asked by TMZ whether Clancy should face another trial after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict earlier this month.”I think there’s a danger in that, in not retrying,” Sheindlin responded.Sheindlin, who launched the popular syndicated show “Judge Judy,” which aired for 25 seasons, was also asked about her view on the outcome of the trial after the jury’s deliberations ended in a reported 11-1 split in favor of finding Clancy not criminally responsible.PATRICK CLANCY SPEAKS OUT AFTER HUNG JURY IN LINDSAY CLANCY CASE, ADDRESSES PROSPECT OF ANOTHER TRIAL “I can’t give you a two minute answer on that,” Sheindlin said.She was then asked whether she believed Clancy should have been found guilty.”There’s no question, my dear, that she killed her children,” Sheindlin said. “The only question is, is there an excuse for it? Make up your own mind on that one.”DR PHIL SAYS LINDSAY CLANCY MISTRIAL…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Federal judges in Minnesota tasked with deciding a flood of habeas petitions challenging the detention of immigrants swept up during President Donald Trump’s Operation Metro Surge weren’t working entirely on their own — behind the scenes, they were regularly consulting one another through running email threads and developing tools to quickly handle recurring legal questions.The behind-the-scenes coordination among Minnesota’s federal bench, revealed in a New York Times report Thursday, included regular meetings, running email threads, an informal spreadsheet created by court clerks showing which judges to turn to with particular legal questions, and templates some judges developed to quickly issue orders when similar detention disputes repeatedly came before the court.The disclosures are fueling questions over whether the judges were colluding on separate cases involving the same Trump administration immigration policies, or simply sharing expertise to manage an extraordinary caseload.FEDERAL JUDGE TIES ICE AGENTS’ HANDS WITH RULING ON WARRANTLESS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ARRESTS “The idea of a running email chain involving a variety of cases — it strikes me as very weird and frankly unprecedented,” Robert Luther III, a professor at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School whose work includes federal courts and…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The mugshot of a Minnesota woman arrested for allegedly stealing batteries is going viral after social media users noticed her resemblance to a famous pop superstar.Cyrena Anne Quast, 35, was arrested Aug. 30 on a theft charge in Monticello after she allegedly stole two double packs of power tool batteries valued at around $580 from a store, according to a criminal complaint obtained by TMZ.But it was Quast’s booking photo that had the internet doing a collective double take.JENNIFER LOPEZ’S BOLD WIMBLEDON HAT DIVIDES FANS OVER ROYAL BOX ETIQUETTE Social media users quickly pointed out that the mugshot appeared to bear a striking resemblance to Jennifer Lopez.”It really does look like her!” one user exclaimed, while others suggested the two could even pass for twins.Another referenced Lopez’s 2002 hit “Jenny from the Block,” declaring Quast, “the real Jenny from the block.”Others had a little more fun with the comparison, with one saying Quast looked like J.Lo if the global superstar “had a really rough week.”JENNIFER LOPEZ SENDS FANS INTO A FRENZY AS SHE SHOWS OFF CHISELED ABS IN GYM SELFIES Another suggested Quast might have a future as Lopez’s stunt double.Still, not…

Founded in 1949 by three former Mauser engineers, Edmund Heckler, Theodor Koch, and Alex Seidel, the success of the G3 Rifle started Heckler & Koch’s changeover in the German defense industry from parts to weapons. The HK MP5A1 and the A2 (shown) launched the firm’s status as a top contender, following the introduction of the world’s most well-recognized submachine gun. It has been in non-stop service since 1966. The MP5A2 circa 1977 was the basis for nearly 100 different configurations and truly epitomized the company’s famous motto: “Keine Kompromisse …” (“No Compromise!”) Author Photo. MP5 Courtesy Indian River Sportsman.The H&K MP5 is a 60-year veteran subgun that just won’t retire.Since 1966, the HK MP5 submachine gun and its 90-plus configurations have continued to evolve, accommodating any add-on technology or accessory packages used by more than 65 nations. This world-renowned peacemaker has resolved countless crises and terrorist incidents and remains on duty globally to this day. Though a regulated Class-3 firearm in the United States, the MP5’s popularity led to a crop of legal-to-own versions from both Heckler & Koch and one of its former licensed clients.Four years after the Second World War, the Federal Republic of Germany, or Bundesrepublik, remained…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The University Democrats, a student group at the University of Texas at Austin, unintentionally brought together political heavyweights from both sides of the aisle after announcing earlier this month an event featuring controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker.Piker, who hosts hours-long streams on a daily basis, is known for his incendiary rhetoric, anti-capitalist views and anti-Israel stance. The streamer has recently become a source of an offline debate over how Democrats engage with voters.According to University Democrats, Piker is expected to address “a variety of topics, ranging from immigration, to genocide, to the future of the Democratic Party.” The group noted that the event, scheduled for Sept. 30 and limited to UT Austin students, staff and faculty, will include a Q&A session.WHO IS HASAN PIKER? MEET THE FAR-LEFT STREAMER WHO IS STIRRING UP CONTROVERSY AND DIVIDING DEMOCRATS On Monday, University Democrats claimed in an X post that UT Austin was violating its own policies by “failing to accommodate” the event and provide a large venue. Fox News Digital was not able to independently verify the club’s claim.It didn’t take long for Texas lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, including Gov. Greg Abbott, Sen.…

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Founded in 1949 by three former Mauser engineers, Edmund Heckler, Theodor Koch, and Alex Seidel, the success of the G3 Rifle started Heckler & Koch’s changeover in the German defense industry from parts to weapons. The HK MP5A1 and the A2 (shown) launched the firm’s status as a top contender,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The University Democrats, a student group at the University of Texas at Austin, unintentionally brought together political heavyweights from both sides of the aisle after announcing earlier this month an event featuring controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker.Piker, who hosts hours-long streams on…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! You find a product you want for 65% off. The site looks polished, the branding feels familiar and the deal seems hard to pass up. That could be exactly the trap.Cybersecurity company Nebty has linked about 119,000 domains to a fake shopping operation called DoppelCart. The sites impersonate legitimate businesses and can steal payment details at checkout, including one-time bank verification codes.BleepingComputer reports that more than 105,000 DoppelCart shops were active in Nebty’s latest scans, while Nebty says the majority of the cluster remains online. So, before you jump on a huge discount from a store you do not recognize, take a closer look at who is really behind the checkout page.FAKE RENTAL LISTING SCAMS CAN COST YOU THOUSANDS NEW! 🩺 Free CyberGuy LIVE class: Get Better Healthcare With AISaturday, September 26 at 11 a.m. ET / 8 a.m. PTKurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson will show you five practical ways AI can help you organize your health history, remember important appointment details, understand complicated medical information, research prescriptions and prepare smarter questions for your doctor. No technical experience is needed.Save your free spot at CyberGuyLive.comWhat is DoppelCart?Nebty discovered DoppelCart while investigating fake shops that…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Judge Judy Sheindlin weighed in Thursday on the closely watched Lindsay Clancy murder case following its mistrial, warning there could be a “danger” in prosecutors deciding not to retry the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children.The 83-year-old judge and television personality was asked by TMZ whether Clancy should face another trial after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict earlier this month.”I think there’s a danger in that, in not retrying,” Sheindlin responded.Sheindlin, who launched the popular syndicated show “Judge Judy,” which aired for 25 seasons, was also asked about her view on the outcome of the trial after the jury’s deliberations ended in a reported 11-1 split in favor of finding Clancy not criminally responsible.PATRICK CLANCY SPEAKS OUT AFTER HUNG JURY IN LINDSAY CLANCY CASE, ADDRESSES PROSPECT OF ANOTHER TRIAL “I can’t give you a two minute answer on that,” Sheindlin said.She was then asked whether she believed Clancy should have been found guilty.”There’s no question, my dear, that she killed her children,” Sheindlin said. “The only question is, is there an excuse for it? Make up your own mind on that one.”DR PHIL SAYS LINDSAY CLANCY MISTRIAL…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Federal judges in Minnesota tasked with deciding a flood of habeas petitions challenging the detention of immigrants swept up during President Donald Trump’s Operation Metro Surge weren’t working entirely on their own — behind the scenes, they were regularly consulting one another through running email threads and developing tools to quickly handle recurring legal questions.The behind-the-scenes coordination among Minnesota’s federal bench, revealed in a New York Times report Thursday, included regular meetings, running email threads, an informal spreadsheet created by court clerks showing which judges to turn to with particular legal questions, and templates some judges developed to quickly issue orders when similar detention disputes repeatedly came before the court.The disclosures are fueling questions over whether the judges were colluding on separate cases involving the same Trump administration immigration policies, or simply sharing expertise to manage an extraordinary caseload.FEDERAL JUDGE TIES ICE AGENTS’ HANDS WITH RULING ON WARRANTLESS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ARRESTS “The idea of a running email chain involving a variety of cases — it strikes me as very weird and frankly unprecedented,” Robert Luther III, a professor at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School whose work includes federal courts and…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The mugshot of a Minnesota woman arrested for allegedly stealing batteries is going viral after social media users noticed her resemblance to a famous pop superstar.Cyrena Anne Quast, 35, was arrested Aug. 30 on a theft charge in Monticello after she allegedly stole two double packs of power tool batteries valued at around $580 from a store, according to a criminal complaint obtained by TMZ.But it was Quast’s booking photo that had the internet doing a collective double take.JENNIFER LOPEZ’S BOLD WIMBLEDON HAT DIVIDES FANS OVER ROYAL BOX ETIQUETTE Social media users quickly pointed out that the mugshot appeared to bear a striking resemblance to Jennifer Lopez.”It really does look like her!” one user exclaimed, while others suggested the two could even pass for twins.Another referenced Lopez’s 2002 hit “Jenny from the Block,” declaring Quast, “the real Jenny from the block.”Others had a little more fun with the comparison, with one saying Quast looked like J.Lo if the global superstar “had a really rough week.”JENNIFER LOPEZ SENDS FANS INTO A FRENZY AS SHE SHOWS OFF CHISELED ABS IN GYM SELFIES Another suggested Quast might have a future as Lopez’s stunt double.Still, not…

Founded in 1949 by three former Mauser engineers, Edmund Heckler, Theodor Koch, and Alex Seidel, the success of the G3 Rifle started Heckler & Koch’s changeover in the German defense industry from parts to weapons. The HK MP5A1 and the A2 (shown) launched the firm’s status as a top contender, following the introduction of the world’s most well-recognized submachine gun. It has been in non-stop service since 1966. The MP5A2 circa 1977 was the basis for nearly 100 different configurations and truly epitomized the company’s famous motto: “Keine Kompromisse …” (“No Compromise!”) Author Photo. MP5 Courtesy Indian River Sportsman.The H&K MP5 is a 60-year veteran subgun that just won’t retire.Since 1966, the HK MP5 submachine gun and its 90-plus configurations have continued to evolve, accommodating any add-on technology or accessory packages used by more than 65 nations. This world-renowned peacemaker has resolved countless crises and terrorist incidents and remains on duty globally to this day. Though a regulated Class-3 firearm in the United States, the MP5’s popularity led to a crop of legal-to-own versions from both Heckler & Koch and one of its former licensed clients.Four years after the Second World War, the Federal Republic of Germany, or Bundesrepublik, remained…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The University Democrats, a student group at the University of Texas at Austin, unintentionally brought together political heavyweights from both sides of the aisle after announcing earlier this month an event featuring controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker.Piker, who hosts hours-long streams on a daily basis, is known for his incendiary rhetoric, anti-capitalist views and anti-Israel stance. The streamer has recently become a source of an offline debate over how Democrats engage with voters.According to University Democrats, Piker is expected to address “a variety of topics, ranging from immigration, to genocide, to the future of the Democratic Party.” The group noted that the event, scheduled for Sept. 30 and limited to UT Austin students, staff and faculty, will include a Q&A session.WHO IS HASAN PIKER? MEET THE FAR-LEFT STREAMER WHO IS STIRRING UP CONTROVERSY AND DIVIDING DEMOCRATS On Monday, University Democrats claimed in an X post that UT Austin was violating its own policies by “failing to accommodate” the event and provide a large venue. Fox News Digital was not able to independently verify the club’s claim.It didn’t take long for Texas lawmakers from both sides of the aisle, including Gov. Greg Abbott, Sen.…

New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson stood his ground Thursday when questioned about a social media post defending a Massachusetts family that claims the state took custody of their teenage daughter after the parents refused to affirm her gender transition.The parents, Joseph and Arlene Kutzko, have been fighting DCF to regain custody of their daughter since charges were filed against them in January 2025, around the time they claim they refused to consent to medical procedures intended to transition her to a male.In the post, Henderson, a devout Christian, shared a video clip from Fox News, and quoted Scripture. He said, “These parents who want to honor our Lord and lead their daughter into the truth, and away from what she can’t see that will destroy her just as God has entrusted the parents to do. May justice be served.”BLUE STATE SCHOOL DISTRICT ACCUSED OF DEFYING SUPREME COURT, HIDING GENDER TRANSITIONS FROM PARENTSHenderson, who is a Christian, stood on Biblical principles on an 80-20 issue. His post so far is resonating. It had 3.5 million views as of Thursday evening.But when he met with reporters in Foxboro on Thursday, they seemingly asked as many questions about that issue as…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Archbishop of Canterbury’s office has withdrawn an interfaith award given to a Muslim cleric after past comments surfaced in which he praised Osama bin Laden.Maulana Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi received the Hubert Walter Award for Reconciliation and Interfaith Cooperation at Lambeth Palace last Friday, during a ceremony that coincided with the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.Lambeth Palace announced the reversal Thursday after previous comments by Ashrafi had “come to light,” causing it to reconsider the award.”It is a longstanding principle of interfaith dialogue and co-operation that we must engage with one another across deeply-held differences, and that remains the case,” Lambeth Palace said in a statement.BUSH REVIVES ‘ISLAM IS PEACE’ MESSAGE WITH FRESH FOCUS ON POST-9/11 MOSQUE VISIT “However, previous comments made by Imam Ashrafi have come to light that have led Lambeth Palace to reconsider this award and we can now confirm today that the award has been withdrawn,” the statement continued. “We have contacted Imam Ashrafi to make him aware of this decision.”Lambeth Palace added that it continues “to pray for the Christian community in Pakistan, and for all those working for interfaith dialogue and…

The wait for regular-season football at the Buffalo Bills’ new home ended Thursday night, when Highmark Stadium hosted its first regular-season game.Right on cue, Buffalo’s star quarterback Josh Allen orchestrated a picture-perfect first half as the home team raced to a 27-10 halftime lead over the Detroit Lions. Allen threw three touchdown passes and ran for two scores to power the Bills to a 41-31 victory.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Allen recorded the fourth five-touchdown game of his career Thursday, one week after throwing two touchdown passes and running for two more in a 36-31 season-opening win over the Houston Texans.BUFFALO BILLS’ PLAN TO FEATURE CANADIAN ANTHEM AT STADIUM OPENER MET WITH MIXED REACTIONS The $2.1 billion stadium that officially opened last month was built across the street from the Bills’ former home.Allen followed the pregame fireworks celebration with more fireworks of his own by overseeing touchdown drives on each of Buffalo’s first four possessions. Bills running back James Cook had 134 yards rushing and put the game…

close Video New York Mets first baseman Jared Young was carted off on a stretcher Thursday night following a terrifying collision with teammate Nolan McLean during a game against the Phillies at Citi Field. The play unfolded in the top of the sixth inning when the Phillies’ Justin Crawford grounded a slow roller up the first-base line. Both Young and McLean, the Mets’ starting pitcher, converged to field the ball.As Young dove toward the grounder, McLean attempted to jump over his teammate. BLUE JAYS STAR VLADIMIR GUERRERO JR GETS KNEED IN THE HEAD DURING CHAOTIC PLAY, LEAVES GAME McLean’s knee made contact with what appeared to be the side of Young’s head during the play, sending Young face-down into the dirt. He lay there without moving for several moments. Medical staff from the Mets dugout rushed onto the field to treat the 31-year-old infielder.Trainers stabilized Young’s neck and evaluated him on the field before placing him on a stretcher. THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Young offered a positive sign to the Citi Field crowd as he was driven off the field, raising his thumb to give a thumbs-up as fans responded with a supportive…

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