NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: Ahead of Memorial Day, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum announced that all veterans will receive free admission beginning Friday, expanding a longstanding effort to honor Americans whose lives and military service were shaped by the Sept. 11 attacks.The museum said the expanded policy builds on its existing free admission program for active-duty military personnel and reflects the connection many post-9/11 veterans feel to the memorial site and museum.”For countless Americans, September 11, 2001, was a call to serve,” 9/11 Memorial & Museum Chief Advancement and Communications Officer Josh Cherwin said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. “That day defined a generation of first responders, students who enlisted in the weeks afterward, and young people who chose to serve as they learned what happened on 9/11.”Today, nearly 100 million Americans have no lived memory of 9/11, including many of the newest recruits bravely serving in our armed forces,” the statement continued. “By welcoming every veteran and service member to experience the Museum free of charge we can honor their service and educate a new generation.”NEW 9/11 MUSEUM EXHIBIT AIMS TO CONNECT YOUNGER AMERICANS TO THE ATTACKS THROUGH POWERFUL…

Tributes continued to pour in on Thursday after NASCAR star Kyle Busch died at the age of 41 following an undisclosed illness.Before Game 1 of the NHL’s Eastern Conference Finals between the Carolina Hurricanes and Montreal Canadiens, the Hurricanes honored Busch with a memorial tribute on the Lenovo Center jumbotron. The Vegas Golden Knights also shared a message on social media, a touching tribute to Busch.TWO-TIME NASCAR CUP SERIES CHAMPION KYLE BUSCH TRAGICALLY DIES AT 41 AFTER HOSPITALIZATION”We are heartbroken to hear of Kyle’s passing. Our deepest condolences to the Busch family and all those that knew him. We will miss you in Vegas,” the Golden Knights posted.Montreal defeated Carolina, 6-2, to open the series.Busch, a two-time Cup Series champion and one of the most accomplished drivers of his generation, leaves behind one of the most decorated careers in NASCAR history.The sports world continued rallying around Busch’s family, friends, and longtime fans throughout Thursday. Inside the NASCAR garage, drivers and teams continued processing the news just days before Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.”Absolutely cannot comprehend this news,” former teammate Denny Hamlin wrote. “We just need to think of his family during this time. We love you KB.”KYLE BUSCH…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Most Americans are alarmed by the recent rise in political violence, but Broadway appears to be entertained by it. New York City’s theater hub is set to give 28-year-old alleged killer Luigi Mangione the star treatment in a satirical musical that premieres in Manhattan in June. “Luigi: The Musical” will run at a theater just miles from where Mangione allegedly gunned down a father of two in broad daylight, execution-style. The location choice, like the timing of the show’s Big Apple debut, certainly seems to be deliberate. Opening night is June 15, a week after Mangione’s state trial was supposed to begin, until a New York judge delayed that trial until this fall.But the show will go on regardless and will likely sell out, if its brief run in San Francisco last year was any indication. All five of the show’s performances in June 2025 — just six months after Mangione allegedly murdered United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson — sold out and were met with standing ovations, according to reports.UNITEDHEALTHCARE CEO MURDER: IVY LEAGUE GRAD SUSPECT SPAWNS MOVEMENT FUELED BY ANTI-CAPITALIST SENTIMENT The show’s creators have insisted “Luigi: The Musical” is a comedy and that it’s not…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An Ebola treatment center in the epicenter of the deadly outbreak in eastern Congo was set on fire Thursday after angry residents clashed with authorities over the body of a suspected victim.Rwampara Hospital was attacked by local youths attempting to retrieve the body of a friend who had reportedly died of Ebola, a witness told The Associated Press.”The police intervened to try to calm the situation, but unfortunately they were unsuccessful,” Alexis Burata, a local student who said he was in the area, told the outlet. “The young people ended up setting fire to the center. That’s the situation.”The AP reported that people broke into the center and set fire to objects inside. A reporter also witnessed what appeared to be the body of at least one suspected Ebola victim being burned inside the facility.EBOLA OUTBREAK REPORTED IN AFRICAN COUNTRY — HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW The Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA) said two tents used to treat Ebola patients were set on fire at the hospital. The organization said six people were receiving treatment for Ebola at the center.Patrick Muyaya, a government spokesperson for the Democratic Republic of the…

Canik has just announced a non-compensated METE MC9 Prime variant called the MC9 Prime NC.Compensated pistols are incredibly popular at the moment, but that doesn’t mean that everyone wants one. While they offer advantages when it comes to shooting performance, they have some disadvantages as well, especially in the context of concealed carry and defensive use. Namely, increased muzzle flash, noise and concussion that could be detrimental if shooting in low-light conditions or from inside a vehicle. Comped pistols are more particular about ammo, too. For those who prefer to control muzzle flip the old-fashioned way through training, Canik has just announced the METE MC9 Prime NC.The NC in METE MC9 Prime NC stands for non-compensated, as the standard, original version features a ported barrel and slide for reduced muzzle flip. The new NC version offers all the same features as the original, minus the integral compensator. Those features include a large grip texture area, deep front and rear slide serrations, an aluminum 90-degree flat-face trigger, Night Fision Tritium sights and an optics-ready slide. It also has an accessory rail, a magwell and 17-round capacity magazines, all in a carry-friendly size.Jeff Rose, Canik’s Director of Marketing, said this about the new…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Stephen Colbert and I go way back.I’ve interviewed him many times.I’ve been on his show, he’s been on my show.Whether or not you agree with his liberal crusading – and half the country can’t stand it – his final show raised questions about political retribution, a splintered media universe and the crumbling future of late night itself. THE ART OF PERFECTION: HOW TRUMP SURVIVES EVEN HIS WORST BLUNDERS THROUGH SHEER REPETITION Putting aside the cosmic conclusions for a moment, I first interviewed Colbert when Comedy Central was giving “The Daily Show” correspondent an eight-week tryout as host of his own show, and he didn’t know if it would last. He was congenial and about as quick-witted as any comedian I’ve seen, possibly matched by Jon Stewart.While playing a blowhard conservative anchor on “The Colbert Report,” he once took a mild swipe at me. I had reported, factually, on Fox that some Republicans and right-wing media figures were taking shots at Hillary Clinton’s age, 69, and arguing she had a double liability as potentially the first female president.AOC, RO KHANNA AND THE MEDIA’S RUSH TO FLOG A CONTEST THAT IS 18 MONTHS AWAYColbert transformed…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The United States has arrested the sister of the executive president of GAESA, a sprawling conglomerate of military-run businesses in Cuba, due to her alleged ties to the communist regime.GAESA has been cited for reportedly diverting millions in aid meant for the Cuban people “at the behest of the regime,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a post on X Thursday.Adys Lastres Morera was taken into ICE custody after the State Department revoked her lawful permanent resident (LPR) status, according to Rubio.Morera, who was managing real estate assets while living in Florida, reportedly aided Havana’s communist government, officials said.ALLEGED MEMBER OF CUBA’S MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR ARRESTED BY ICE AGENTS IN MIAMI Her status termination was carried out at Rubio’s discretion. Morera entered the United States as a lawful permanent resident in 2023, Reuters reported. “Today, Adys Lastres Morera, a Cuban national with ties to the communist regime in Havana, was arrested following the Department of State’s termination of her lawful permanent resident (LPR) status, at my direction,” Rubio said.RUBIO SAYS CUBA NEEDS ‘NEW PEOPLE IN CHARGE’ AS BLACKOUTS, UNREST GRIP ISLANDMorera is the older sister of Ania Guillermina Lastres Morera, who…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! ALEX MURDAUGH: HARD-BOILED DRAMA: Murdaugh ‘egg juror’ fights to crack open jury tampering investigation with records in court clerk scandal STAKES RAISED: Murdaugh defense plans alternate suspect push as DNA questions loom over retrialDEFENSE BLITZ: Murdaugh sues court clerk after murder conviction overturned over jury tampering accusations SCALES TIPPED: Becky Hill’s ‘disgraceful’ comments and book ambitions unraveled Murdaugh’s murder conviction: DocsLUIGI MANGIONE:  BLIND SPOT: New York’s ‘wrong-headed’ defendant-friendly laws helped toss Mangione evidence: retired cop DECISION DAY: Mangione evidence ruling could determine what jurors see at his September murder trialTYLER ROBINSON:  COURTROOM CLASH: Robinson’s defense team fights to seal evidence and punish prosecutors in Charlie Kirk’s assassination SEALED LIPS: Robinson asks for more secret hearings after losing fight over cameras in courtNANCY GUTHRIE: HACKER’S TOOLBOX: ‘Wrench attack’ theory ratchets up fears of organized criminals in Guthrie caseCOLD CASES:  LONG OVERDUE: DNA cracks 40-year cold case mystery with arrest in library worker’s savage slaying: police CAUGHT CHEWING: Cold case killer who chewed cops’ undercover DNA bait faces survivor, families in courtroom showdownDECADES LATER: Teen vanished from home decades ago – now feds hope new image and shifting loyalties reveal truthFAMILY TIES:  ‘MOST SINISTER WAY’:…