America’s Industrial Resurrection Something extraordinary is happening in America, and I believe most investors, economists, and geopolitical analysts have not yet grasped the magnitude of what is unfolding, because it is of such immense magnitude that most struggle to accept the revolution. Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently delivered a remarkable speech at the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, connecting the foundations of Western civilization to America’s industrial and technological ambitions. Beneath the historical references, philosophical observations, and celebration of Western achievement was something far more consequential: a declaration that America’s future will be determined by its ability to manufacture, innovate, defend itself, and reclaim control over the industries that underpin national power. It was, in essence, a declaration of revival. This wasn’t merely a speech about ancient Greece. It was a statement of strategic direction for the United States. And when you connect Rubio’s remarks to the industrial developments, a fascinating picture emerges. America is attempting something it hasn’t undertaken on this scale in generations: rebuilding the physical foundations of its economic and military supremacy. To understand why this matters, consider what happened to the American industrial powerhouse over the past half-century. Rubio wasn’t there merely in Athens to celebrate…

Perhaps the best analogy for the stunning 0-3 hole the Los Angeles Dodgers find themselves in comes from The Godfather – the third installment of the trilogy, that is.Credit FS1 host Colin Cowherd for the comparison Wednesday.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.”The Dodgers trying to win a third World Series is starting to have Godfather III vibes to it,” he began. “Some of the names are familiar. Al Pacino. Diane Keaton. Francis Ford Coppola is still directing it. But it feels played. And the Dodgers feel played out.”Brilliant. Now, for some ground rules before sharing the analogy widely.Before you start assigning Dodgers players to actors, understand that Pacino was still excellent in The Godfather Part III. Shohei Ohtani, universally recognized as the greatest baseball player in the world, has not been.Ohtani had batted under .200 in four straight postseason games. The Dodgers reportedly even considered benching him ahead of Game 3 because of his struggles and injuries.A DODGERS-LESS WORLD SERIES WOULD HURT NOW, BUT HELP MLB LATER |…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Army is in the early stages of developing and testing a wearable or lightweight device that could alert soldiers to the presence of hostile drones without substantially adding to their combat load, officials said in a briefing with reporters on Wednesday. Speaking at the Association of the United Army’s annual meeting here, U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) C5ISR Center Director Beth Perry said this kind of sensing tech had been the subject of recent “innovation sprints” within the center.“As we categorize the threat in the [counter-unmanned aerial systems] space, in the drone space, and we understand all of the different platforms, they all have different acoustic signatures,” Petty said. “And so being able to do some [work] on the soldier-based, very lightweight sensing technology that will pick up, hey, you know, there’s a drone following you … that’s a very early innovation project.”Perry said such a sensor might integrate with software to provide identification, which would then allow the soldier or unit to take action.The work comes after a fear soldiers are expressing over developing a level of comfort in a battlespace where they might be unknowingly observed or targeted at any time, said…

New from Benchmade is the Mini SOCP Folder, a highly portable adaptation of the company’s Mini SOCP fixed blade model. This is far from a straight translation from fixed to folding, with many notable differences between this new knife and its unmoving predecessor. The SOCP family has been a longstanding component of the Benchmade catalog. All models (including this new one) have their origin in the mind of Greg Thompson, a man who has spent decades training Special Ops units, martial artists, and other Federal Agencies in various combative programs – most notable the SOCP itself, which stands for Special Operations Combatives Program, a system devised by Thompson himself and part of the official training regimen for full body armor combat of all U.S. Armed Forces. The Mini SOCP, disassembled and ready to be customized So the Benchmade SOCP fixed blades have the credentials for the roles they aim to fill, as does this new Mini SOCP Folder. And to be clear: this is one of those cases where the word “Mini” is a very relative term, as the Mini SOCP Folder’s spear point blade measures out to 3.76 inches. That makes it a sizable cutting tool, able to handle…

Here’s What’s Happening Right Now That is Driving This THE $8 TRILLION THAT REFUSES TO MOVE! Here are three insane stats that explain everything about this market right now. Money market accounts sit near $8 trillion — a record high — earning roughly 4.2%. That is not pocket change. That is an ocean of cash parked on the sidelines, collecting a yield that looks attractive only because everything else feels uncertain. Second, this money is frozen. It is not buying homes. It is not buying equities in any meaningful size. Households and institutions are choosing the safety of cash over participation in the real economy. Third, Baby Boomers now control roughly three-quarters of the wealth. They hold the majority of the stocks, the majority of the real estate equity, and the majority of the decision-making power over capital allocation. These three facts are the biggest reasons we must have a SMART Federal Reserve. Powell spent years telling us rates were restrictive. Warsh looks at the same economy and says financial conditions are not restrictive — in other words, they are still easy. What a change. The market spent years pricing a soft landing and eventual cuts. Now the conversation has…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Florida woman accused of killing her boyfriend and burying him in a shallow grave was found guilty of his murder.Caylen Deller, 32, was charged with first-degree murder in the September 2024 death of Chad Mullen, her on-again and off-again boyfriend.According to prosecutors, Deller killed Mullen at her San Mateo, Florida, horse farm, then got a friend and her horse to help move the body, which was found in a shallow grave over a month after he went missing.Deller was found guilty of first-degree murder on Thursday after the jury deliberated for over an hour and was sentenced to life in prison. She was also found guilty of tampering with evidence and failure to report the death of a person.FLORIDA WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER EVADING POLICE AFTER BODY FOUND IN SHALLOW GRAVE: SHERIFF On Wednesday, Deller testified that she killed Mullen in self-defense because he choked her and raised a hammer at her when she confronted him about unproven claims that he had sexually abused her young daughter. Deller said Mullen became angry, pinned her against a truck and grabbed her by the throat, alleging she was unable to breathe at the…

The U.S. Army’s MV-75 Cheyenne II is expected to bring increased capability to the service, not just through its boosted speed and range but also with its “digital backbone.”Although the Cheyenne being equipped with over double the speed and range of current weapons systems will be transformative, Bell, the defense manufacturer for the aircraft, anticipates the real “revolutionary” part to be its software, Frank Lazzara, Bell’s director of MV-75 Sales & Strategy, told Military Times in an interview.The Cheyenne program is the service’s inaugural “digital-first” weapons system with a modular open systems approach, or MOSA, that allows the Army to virtually refine its architecture and helps acquire intellectual property and data rights needed to control future upgrades and avoid vendor lock-in.“The Army is trying to set the standard for the government to have control over their maintenance, their upgradeability, like they’ve never had before,” Lazzara said at the 2026 Association of the United States Army conference in Washington, D.C.Bell’s open system approach differs from others, he said, because it is guided and directed by the Army, giving them more control and changing the way business is conducted throughout the lifecycle of the aircraft.“This is the model for what the government…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Las Vegas authorities say they’ve identified a suspected murder victim whose remains were found in a barrel in Lake Mead four years ago and are expected to publicly announce it later today.Receding water levels helped expose the barrel and have been credited for the discovery of other human remains in the lake, including those of suspected drowning victims and missing persons.”The bad old days always resurface, don’t they?” said Randy Sutton, a retired Las Vegas police lieutenant who has been monitoring the case.MEYER LANSKY’S GRANDSON REFLECTS ON LATE MOBSTER’S CRIME EMPIRE, LAS VEGAS LEGACY AND MISSING MILLIONS He and other experts have said the victim may have been killed in a mob hit.FOX NATION REVEALS HOW RUDY GIULIANI BROKE THE MAFIA’S GRIP ON NEW YORK”Two in the back of the head,” he said, describing mob-style murders of the era. “Bury them in the desert or Lake Mead if they didn’t want them found or leave them where they lay to make a statement.”FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON X SEND US A TIPA group of boaters first discovered the barrel at Lake Mead’s Hemenway Harbor May 1, 2022, according to the…

The California-based defense company Kratos announced this week the first test flight of the uncrewed combat aircraft known as the U740 Valkyrie over European skies, as well as the first successful flight tests of a new turbojet engine designed for small aerial systems. The U740 Valkyrie was developed through a partnership with the Dutch company Airbus in support of German and other European armed forces. In a joint statement, Mike Schoellhorn, the chief executive of Airbus Defence and Space, explained that the Valkyrie combined Kratos’ low-cost airframe with Airbus’ sovereign European mission system. “In an increasingly complex and contested threat environment, air forces require affordable combat mass today,” he said, adding that the Valkyrie will also support crewed combat aircraft with extended range, firepower and survivability. The companies said the test flight accomplished all of their goals, including an independent rocket-assisted takeoff, maneuvers at various altitudes, speeds up to Mach 0.8, and in-flight mission adjustments.According to the statement, the Valkyrie runs 30 feet in overall length with a 27-foot wingspan. It features an internal weapons bay for air-to-air and air-to-ground munitions. Additionally, it has a max take-off weight of more than 6,000 pounds, a range exceeding 3,000 miles and a…

Millions of NFL fans spend each Sunday of the season with Scott Hanson, host of the acclaimed “NFL RedZone.”Few people are more aware of when flags are thrown—or missed—than Hanson, who checks in and out of the biggest moments from every Sunday afternoon game.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.An ESPN Insights report last week found that NFL officials had called more accepted penalties through Week 4 than during the same span of any season since 1978. Officials had also nullified 17 touchdowns, compared to just five through four weeks last season.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Hanson joined OutKick for a wide-ranging interview, and the state of NFL officiating was part of the discussion.”I believe the NFL just put out a statement about penalties. I don’t know when people are going to watch this [we recorded on Friday, October 9], but as we are talking right here, the NFL says that penalties per game are actually down this year,” Hanson said, citing the…