NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Love is in the air at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games — even amongst rivals.Spanish figure skater Olivia Smart and former United States Olympic ice dancer Jean-Luc Baker are engaged, as the latter popped the question on Valentine’s Day on Saturday.Smart said “yes,” and shared the news on Instagram. “It’s always been you,” the couple captioned a video leading up to the proposal in the streets of Milan.Smart was clearly shocked at the moment, while the video showed Baker holding up the ring as his new fiancée competed on the ice below.ILIA MALININ POSTPONES PRESS CONFERENCE A DAY AFTER EIGHTH-PLACE OLYMPIC FINISHThese two had been friends for quite some time, but on the ice, Team USA and Spain were obvious rivals as they competed for the same prize.In the 2022 Beijing Games, as well as two World Championships, Baker and Smart competed against one another for gold.Smart finished above Baker in the 2022 Games, as she finished eighth to his 11th place. Baker was in the stands this time for the Milan Cortina Games, while Smart was competing alongside partner Tim Dieck in the ice dance. They finished ninth in the competition.Smart…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The controversy in Olympic curling expanded on Sunday as Team Great Britain’s men’s team was hit with the same violation that hurt the Canadians two days in a row.Britain was taking on Germany in round-robin play when officials said Scottish curler Bobby Lammie touched a stone after releasing it down the ice. Britain had a stone removed due to the “double-touching,” but still ended up with a 9-4 win. The issue first sparked Friday night when the Swedish men’s team accused Canada of “double-touching.” A stone was then removed in the Canadian women’s matchup against Switzerland. Videos circulating around social media appeared to show both Canadian curlers committing the penalties. But both teams denied wrongdoing.World Curling said beginning Saturday it would designate two officials to move between the four curling matches during each round but noted it was “not possible” to have umpires stationed at each hog line – the line where stones must be released by hand.CANADIAN HOCKEY STAR TOM WILSON EJECTED FROM OLYMPIC GAME FOR FIGHTING On Sunday, World Curling said two umpires who previously were actively monitoring deliveries will now only monitor athletes’ deliveries at the request of the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Authorities in Georgia are searching for a woman accused of stealing a full-size school bus from an elementary school and driving it nearly 40 miles before abandoning it in another county, officials said.The bus was taken from Arbor Springs Elementary School in Coweta County in the early morning hours of Feb. 9 and later recovered in Temple, a city in Carroll County, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.Investigators said the suspect did not have to force entry because she apparently had a key.NEW JERSEY TEACHER WHO SLEPT WITH STUDENTS AT FAMILY BAGEL SHOP LEARNS PRISON SENTENCE Internal surveillance cameras on the bus captured images of the woman during the incident, and a bag or purse that could be seen on the front seat.ARKANSAS POLICE ARREST 13 AFTER ‘RIOT’ ERUPTS AT HIGH SCHOOLThe bus was recovered without any visible damage. The incident occurred on school property outside of normal school hours, the sheriff’s office said.The incident remains under investigation.”We’re asking the public, especially those in Temple, Georgia, that area,” the sheriff’s office told the local station. “If they recognize whoever’s in the photo please reach out to investigator Taylor.” Read the full article here

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has warned that President Donald Trump remains “very serious” about acquiring Greenland, and has called the pressure from the United States “unacceptable.” Mette Frederiksen has also said that US threats to take over the Arctic island are far from over. The US has not said how far it’ll be willing to go in order to acquire Greenland. However, at one point, the ruling class refused to rule out using military force in order to do so. U.S. Won’t Say How Far It’ll Go To Acquire Greenland Trump Will Not “Rule Out” Military Action To Take Greenland By Force While Trump initially did not rule out using military force, last month he announced a framework deal with NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Secretary-General Mark Rutte that would forego that particular avenue of acquisition. Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to acquire the autonomous Danish territory, either by purchase or by simply taking it over. Trump cited its strategic location and alleged threats from Russia and China to try to bolster his “right” to rule the island. These claims have already been dismissed by Copenhagen, Moscow, and Beijing. “Unfortunately, the US president remains very serious,” Frederiksen said,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former President Barack Obama said during a podcast on Saturday that Democrats have the “harder job” governing, and that Republicans have it easier because they just tear “stuff down.””Look, I think we have to acknowledge that we’ve got the harder job, right?” Obama said. “So we believe in government as a tool for good — for as a potential force to more jobs and as a way to make sure that the planet doesn’t roast. To make sure that as we move forward and the economy grows, that everybody, and not just some, are benefiting, and the kids are getting a good education. And what that means is that we have to think about the consequences of our actions. We have to try to figure out how do we get working majorities to actually pass laws and to implement those laws and to make things happen?”Obama spoke to podcast host Brian Tyler Cohen and was responding to a question about whether Democratic leadership understood how to fight back against the GOP.He added, “Tearing stuff down doesn’t require all that.” TRUMP URGES GOP TO ‘END THE SHUTDOWN’ BY GOING NUCLEAR ON SENATE FILIBUSTERThe…

Watch full video on YouTube

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! With spring break planning underway, a few destinations are standing out nationwide.An analysis by travel site Upgraded Points examined search activity over the past year to determine which domestic locations are generating the most interest ahead of the busy vacation period.The review looked at search trends from January 2025 through January 2026 and identified the top spring break destination in each state.TOP TRAVEL DESTINATIONS GAINING BUZZ FOR 2026 TRIPS REVEALED IN NEW REPORTThe results point to a strong preference for warm weather beach towns, with several locations consistently topping search interest across multiple states. Key West, Florida, emerged as the most searched domestic spring break destination overall, according to the analysis.The island city topped search interest in 17 states and Washington, D.C., including Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.Destin, Florida, followed closely behind, leading search interest in 15 states.The states where Destin generated the highest search interest include Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma and Utah. Taken together, the two Florida destinations account for a majority of…

close Video NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A horrifying crash occurred during an Intercontinental GT Challenge endurance race in Australia on Sunday. The 2026 Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour at Mount Panorama was just under nine hours into the race when Johannes Zelger’s Tsunami RT Porsche 911 got turned around and came to a rest perpendicular to the racetrack. The leaders were making their way around the course but it didn’t appear that Mercedes-AM Team Craft Bamboo driver Ralf Aron had any idea where Zelger’s vehicle was. As Aron came up the hill, he drove through Zelger’s vehicle. Aron’s vehicle immediately caught fire, while Zelger’s right front side was smashed in. A red flag was brought out to pause the race for several minutes.FAMED NASCAR, MOTORCROSS STAR RETURNING TO DAYTONA WEEKEND WITH HIGHER PURPOSE FOR VETERANS, FIRST RESPONDERS “Following the incident involving car #77 @craftbamboo, we can confirm that @ralfaron2 is in a stable condition but will undergo further assessment at a nearby hospital,” the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport team said on social media. “We wish you a speedy recovery, Ralf!”Zelger was able to get out of his vehicle without issue. The Mercedes-AMG Team GMR with Maxime Martin, Mikael Grenier…

As a full-time fly fishing guide, I’m often on the mountain scouting multiple fishing spots every morning and evening. It was a beautiful, warm evening in June when I decided to make the long trek to one of my favorite spots. This spot is a hike-in lake, about a mile and a half each way or so, to the most beautiful alpine lake filled with hungry Colorado Cutthroat. I set off around four o’clock in the afternoon, which would get me to the lake for the prime-time evening bite. Bridget’s 10mm Springfield Armory Range Officer Elite Operator proved to be the best gun for mountain lion defense. Now I know this sounds crazy, but on this particular day, I was hiking with my cat, Brookie, named after my favorite type of trout to catch. She was about two months old, and she had been on fishing hikes with me since she was three weeks old. I travel a lot, and fish alone a lot, so the plan was to find a good fishing buddy who wouldn’t tell others about my favorite places and could also stay home while I traveled. Brookie has always liked sitting on my shoulders while I hike,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz is calling for sweeping reform at the world body, placing the fight against antisemitism at the top of the agenda as the Trump administration pushes for changes across the institution.In an exclusive on-camera interview, Waltz argued that confronting antisemitism should be a central pillar of any overhaul of the U.N., alongside a broader return to what he described as the organization’s core mission of peace and security.”The U.N. has an atrocious history and record when it comes to antisemitism. Number one, it’s a cesspool for antisemitism in many ways,” Waltz said. “This administration is determined to fight it.”TRUMP ADMIN WEIGHS TERRORISM SANCTIONS AGAINST UN PALESTINIAN AID AGENCY OVER HAMAS ALLEGATIONS He framed the issue as both urgent and historic, linking rising global antisemitism and the aftermath of the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks to what he said must be a renewed commitment inside international institutions.”We have to live up to the mantra of never again,” Waltz said. “As we see antisemitism on the rise around the world… after October 7th, in particular, we have to live up to that mantra.”Waltz pointed to Holocaust…