Hornady has just released the SBR Suppressed Supersonic line of ammunition optimized for short, suppressed firearms.Thanks to the recent changes to NFA enforcement, compact, suppressed firearms are about to become more popular than ever before. And that’s hard to believe, given how much they’ve already exploded in popularity over the past few years. When it comes to selecting ammo for this class of gun, most shooters typically stick with their regular range ammo or buy specialty subsonic ammo if possible for the caliber in question. But that’s not ideal, which is why Hornady just launched its SBR Suppressed Supersonic ammo line.When quietness isn’t the priority, or you’re shooting something velocity-dependent like 5.56, you’re going to want to be running supersonic ammo. The problem is that most supersonic rifle ammo is designed around traditional-length barrels. When you run it in a significantly shorter rifle, especially one wearing a suppressor, everything gets out of whack. Sure, it will probably shoot just fine, but the system is far from optimized. Excessive pressure and unburnt powder will result in increased fouling, parts wear, and, eventually, reliability issues. At least without religious cleaning.To remedy this, Hornady had its big-brained scientists hit the lab to do…

For the first time since December 2024, Indiana has lost a football game.No. 4 Ohio State snapped Indiana’s 22-game winning streak, beating No. 5 Indiana 19-15 despite losing star quarterback Julian Sayin to an injury on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. It was Indiana’s first home loss in 19 games.Heisman frontrunner Jeremiah Smith scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter with a spectacular catch, and Ohio State’s defense repeatedly stood tall during the fourth quarter, holding the reigning national champions at bay.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Ohio State bookended the first-half scoring. Julian Sayin came out firing, quickly driving the Buckeyes into Indiana territory before the Hoosiers’ defense stood tall and forced a field goal. On the final possession of the first half, Sayin drove the Buckeyes into a goal-to-go situation.The Hoosiers’ defense shut Ohio State down on the first three plays, but Ryan Day decided to go for it. Day’s gamble paid off, as Sayin found a wide-open Bo Jackson in the flat for a touchdown, putting Ohio State up 10-7.Indiana’s lone touchdown in the first half came after a Sayin interception. The Buckeyes quarterback’s pass was intercepted deep in Ohio State territory, and two plays later,…

Saturday morning, before a full slate of college football games, including two Top-10 matchups (Ohio State vs Indiana and Notre Dame vs BYU), many media personalities got the chance to make their opinions known about the expansion of the College Football Playoff from 12 teams to 24. Two of the most prominent voices were former Alabama head coach, Nick Saban and former Heisman Trophy winner, Tim Tebow.Saban, sitting down with his fellow hosts on ESPN’s “College GameDay” on the campus of BYU, made a very definitive statement. “People want to see the best teams in the Playoffs. There’s not 24 teams in the country that deserve to be in the playoffs,” he started. “I don’t think there’s 24 teams in the country that can win the championship.”Saban went on to say: “Bowl games are gonna be a thing of the past.” COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF EXPANDING TO 24 TEAMS IN 2027, WITH MORE GAMES COMING TO CAMPUSES ACROSS THE COUNTRYIn my opinion, bowl games were on life support once the NCAA introduced the 12-team College Football Playoff and NIL deals. They were instantly devalued and there wasn’t nearly enough incentive for players to participate in the Mom & Pop Mortgage Weedwacker…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Robert Kelker-Kelly, the actor best known for playing Bo Brady on “Days of Our Lives,” experienced chest and arm pain shortly before his death at 62, according to a police report detailing his final hours.The St. Peters Police Department report, obtained by Fox News Digital, stated that Kelker-Kelly’s wife, Allison Kelly, told police she picked up her husband, who also worked as a professional pilot, from Spirit of St. Louis Airport at approximately 7:30pm on Oct. 3.During the drive home, Kelker-Kelly said he felt pain in his left arm and chest and asked his wife to pull over so he could vomit, according to the report.‘DAYS OF OUR LIVES’ STAR ROBERT KELKER-KELLY DEAD AT 62 Kelly asked her husband whether he needed to go to the hospital. He declined and instead requested that she take him home so he could lie down.After arriving at their Missouri residence, Kelker-Kelly changed his clothes and got into bed. He continued experiencing pain and asked his wife to get him an aspirin, according to the report.When Kelly returned from the kitchen, she found her husband unresponsive and not breathing.She called 911 and began performing CPR, according…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered a rare glimpse into his relationship with President Donald Trump, praising the president’s “wicked sense of humor” and their shared commitment to protecting their nations from common threats.Speaking on “Life, Liberty & Levin,” the Israeli leader told host Mark Levin that his relationship with Trump is built on years of mutual understanding and shared security concerns. Netanyahu said their partnership could continue to “bring security” if he wins Israel’s upcoming election.”I always recognize he’s the president of the United States, he does what he thinks is good for the United States. And that’s exactly what he does. I do the same for Israel,” Netanyahu said. “And I’m glad that it often, very often, this meshes.”TRUMP WELCOMES NETANYAHU TO WHITE HOUSE AS RAGING IRAN WAR THREATENS TO SOUR US-ISRAEL RELATIONSHIP Netanyahu also highlighted Trump’s personal warmth, a side of the president he said many people may not know about.”Our rapport not only comes from knowing each other for so many years, it’s also from understanding that we face a common danger and that we have to protect our common future. And that’s really it,” Netanyahu said.”Aside from…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump hosted an unexpected celebrity dinner at the White House Thursday night, bringing together a comedian, a prominent sports commentator and a country music star.Speaking with reporters as he departed the White House on Friday, Trump revealed he dined with comedian Bill Maher, sports commentator Stephen A. Smith and musician Kid Rock Thursday night, according to C-SPAN.”The dinner last night with Kid Rock and Stephen A. [Smith] and Bill Maher was great,” Trump told reporters. “I think they had a good time.” The president said that Maher “likes me a lot more than people understand.”TRUMP HOSTED A DINNER WITH – WAIT FOR IT – STEPHEN A SMITH, KID ROCK AND BILL MAHER While Trump did not reveal the specific topics discussed at the meal, he suggested that the four men enjoyed their time together despite Maher’s frequent criticism of the president.”We talked about everything. It lasted a long time.” he said.BILL MAHER ADMITS HE ENJOYS WATCHING TRUMP GET COMBATIVE WITH JOURNALISTS IN TENSE INTERVIEWS The president then went on to praise Kid Rock, Maher and Smith, while also revealing additional details of their evening at the White House.”And I actually…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The cast of “Little House on the Prairie” is opening up about the brutal reality of filming the hit TV series.Cast members were guests on Patrick Labyorteaux’s podcast to discuss their experiences on the show. He asked Alison Arngrim, who starred as Nellie Oleson, what the first day was like for her.”Complete chaos and confusion,” Arngrim admitted.‘LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE’ STAR SAYS CHILD ACTORS GET ‘DROPPED’ AFTER HOLLYWOOD FAME FADES She explained that she hadn’t known she was supposed to show up with her character’s signature ringlet curls, “So it was lots of panic and phone calls back and forth, and then massive curling of my hair. So yeah, bananas. And then, first day on location, of course, I pass out.””So, I was off to just a rousing start right there,” she added.The conversation also included fellow cast members Dean Butler, Pamela Roylance and Jennifer Donati, as well as Tracy and Victor French, the children of late cast member Victor French.Labyorteaux also starred in “Little House on the Prairie” as Andy Garvey.During a later conversation about how hot it was in Simi Valley, where the show was filmed, Arngrim joked that…

The Japanese seized the Caroline Islands in Micronesia in 1914, and established a naval base on the island of Truk within it in 1939. As the primary anchorage for the Imperial Japanese Navy’s 4th Fleet, Truk was soon transformed into a fortress.Truk seemed the perfect spot. Offering a natural protected harbor with ready access to nearby deep water, Truk played home to dozens of Japanese warships and merchant vessels. Along the way, the Japanese built five major airfields and a seaplane base. The associated layered air defenses made the place seem impregnable. Due to the O2SU Kingfisher’s limited space, this plane ferried rescued pilots across the water by carrying them on its wings. Image: NARAAmerican forces called Truk the “Japanese Pearl Harbor.” With the tide of the Pacific War gradually turning in the favor of the Allies, Adm. Ray Spruance ordered Vice Adm. Marc Mitscher’s Fast Carrier Task Force 58 to deal with Truk. They called the two-day aerial assault over February 17-18, 1944, Operation Hailstone.The AttackWith his five fleet carriers and four light escort carriers in position along with seven battleships and numerous lesser vessels, Mitscher cranked up the party with a heavy fighter sweep that appeared over the island…

Angel Reese has been talking about taking control of her destiny. With the Atlanta Dream preparing for the WNBA Finals, things have worked out pretty well for her. But OutKick wanted to know what, exactly, she meant by that.Earlier this week, Reese told WSB-TV about “taking control of your destiny” and said, “I wanted to come to Atlanta.” Those comments got people talking about how she ended up there, particularly the question of whether she forced her way out of Chicago.ESPN TURNS ANGEL REESE’S 49 ‘MEBOUNDS’ INTO PROOF THAT SHE’S A LEGENDARY WNBA REBOUNDERAccounts sharing the interview clip mocked the defense that Reese never requested a trade and didn’t “run from the grind.” There’s a difference between formally asking for a trade and making your dissatisfaction known, and Reese had certainly done the latter. Reese has blocked me on social media, so I’m probably not her first choice for this conversation. I’ve written critically about her and, even more often, her fawning media fans. This was an opportunity to hear her explanation in person.So, during Friday’s WNBA Finals media availability, I asked her directly: “What role did you play in the trade?””I mean, they…” Reese began before trailing off, looking…