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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will install Islamic foot wash stations inside bathrooms at the facility, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.The project was officially registered with Texas regulators on July 31, according to documents detailing the project.The installation of the Wudu ablution stations is expected to be complete by the end of the year.”Project consists of adding Ablution stations to existing concourse level restrooms in Terminal D, one Men’s ablution station in existing men’s restroom and one Women’s ablution station in the existing women’s restroom,” the project details read.TRAVELERS CLASH AFTER TSA SHARES SURPRISING GUIDANCE ABOUT AIRPORT ETIQUETTE It is privately funded and expected to cost around $300,000, the documents state.The updates aim to prevent water on standard restroom floors and protect sink counters.Similar low-level basins and interfaith spaces already exist at other major international airport hubs across the U.S., including Chicago O’Hare.Some conservatives were outraged online over the project plan, while others urged people to take a more measured approach, noting that the new stations are not about pushing any ideology. “People are freaking out over foot-washing stations at DFW, but let’s look at the actual facts before…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An abandoned sailboat off a Washington beach was home to an unexpected crew: 60 cats and kittens, many of them some frightened and malnourished.The Tacoma Police Department said the unusual rescue began Aug. 6 when its Marine Services Unit responded to reports of an abandoned 40-foot sailboat in the waters off Owen Beach.Officers initially discovered more than 30 cats and kittens living in unsafe conditions aboard the vessel, with many appearing frightened and malnourished. Marine Services began coordinating with Animal Control and the department’s Forensics Unit to safely remove the animals.What initially appeared to be a rescue involving more than 30 cats eventually grew to 60 over the course of a rescue effort spanning six days.FLORIDA MAN ALLEGEDLY KILLS FAMILY’S KITTENS IN FRONT OF TEENAGE DAUGHTER AS FORM OF PUNISHMENT: OFFICIALS “That’s a wrap! The final cat is off the boat. Fur real this time!” police wrote. “Final cat count: 60!”Police said Animal Control was “as certain as they can be that all cats have officially disembarked.””That’s all for meow!” the department joked online.Despite believing all 60 cats had been rescued, police said they would continue making trips to the boat this…
Welcome to the Golden Era Initial jobless claims just did something they haven’t done since 1969. New filings for unemployment benefits dropped to 187,000 for the week ending July 18 — a nearly 57-year low, and a much bigger drop than economists expected. Wall Street spend time debating whether this is “good” or “bad” news for the Fed. I think both sides are missing the real story. This isn’t a cyclical blip. It’s demographics finally showing up in the data. Birth rates across the developed world — the U.S., Europe, Japan, China, South Korea — have been falling for decades, and the workforce math is now catching up. Fewer young workers are entering the labor force every year than are retiring out of it. That’s not a recession signal. It’s a structural worker shortage, and jobless claims sitting near six-decade lows is exactly what you’d expect that shortage to look like on paper: a “low-hire, low-fire” economy where employers are desperate to hold onto the workers they already have. Here’s the part that should get your attention: a labor shortage this deep can’t be solved the old-fashioned way. You can’t out-immigrate your way out of a birth-rate collapse fast enough,…
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The WNBA doesn’t always get attention for the right reasons. In fact, these days, it’s increasingly for the wrong ones.Perhaps no other WNBA incident in recent months has generated as much attention as DiJonai Carrington’s, shall we say, aggressive foul on Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham.Carrington clotheslined Cunningham, leaving her with a bloody mouth. The foul was upgraded to a flagrant 2, resulting in Carrington’s immediate ejection.That was bad enough, especially considering it came against Cunningham, who’s become public enemy number one in the WNBA for saying that males shouldn’t compete in women’s sports. But Carrington made it worse when she posted “White privilege” on social media after the game, then tagged the Indiana Fever.DIJONAI CARRINGTON DECLARES ‘WHITE PRIVILEGE’ AFTER EJECTION FOR SMACKING SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM IN THE FACE Most took that to mean that Carrington was implying that she was ejected because her foul came against a White player. Essentially, that she was only assessed a harsher foul because of her race, and obviously, Cunningham’s.Despite the immediate backlash to Carrington’s post, the WNBA has remained essentially silent about it. Though Carrington herself addressed it by… referring to her educational background?”I’ve never once claimed that the assessment of the foul was…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport will install Islamic foot wash stations inside bathrooms at the facility, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.The project was officially registered with Texas regulators on July 31, according to documents detailing the project.The installation of…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An abandoned sailboat off a Washington beach was home to an unexpected crew: 60 cats and kittens, many of them some frightened and malnourished.The Tacoma Police Department said the unusual rescue began Aug. 6 when its Marine Services Unit responded to reports…
Welcome to the Golden Era Initial jobless claims just did something they haven’t done since 1969. New filings for unemployment benefits dropped to 187,000 for the week ending July 18 — a nearly 57-year low, and a much bigger drop than economists expected. Wall Street spend time debating whether this…
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The WNBA doesn’t always get attention for the right reasons. In fact, these days, it’s increasingly for the wrong ones.Perhaps no other WNBA incident in recent months has generated as much attention as DiJonai Carrington’s, shall we say, aggressive foul on Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham.Carrington clotheslined Cunningham, leaving her…
What Happened in 2026 So Far Gold has had an insane time this decade. Six years ago, in January 2020, gold’s price was $1,500/ounce. During the Covid-19 March Panic, the price was fell to $1,418 on March 18th, only to surge to a record high of $2,075/oz in August 2020,…
The WNBA convened a task force to figure out what a woman is, emerged without an answer, scheduled more meetings to keep figuring it out, then scolded everyone else for the “hate and vitriol” surrounding the debate.On Wednesday, the WNBA finally offered an update on its progress.Turns out, the answer…
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MoreMost prepper gets supplies at places like Walmart, Costco, dollar stores, flea markets, or Amazon, but there’s another store that has lots of great survival items: Tractor Supply Co. It is quietly one of the best-stocked and most affordable sources for survival gear you’ll find anywhere, and the fact that most preppers overlook it means the shelves are usually full and the prices are decent. The store was built to serve farmers, ranchers, and rural homeowners, which means its inventory skews heavily toward durable tools, outdoor equipment, and practical supplies, which are exactly the kinds of things preppers should be building their stockpiles around. Whether you’re prepping for a short-term emergency or a long-term grid-down scenario, Tractor Supply Co has all sorts of things you can use. Credit for this idea goes to YouTuber, DropForgedSurvival, who toured his local Tractor Supply and came away genuinely impressed. You can watch his video and see the list of supplies he found below. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! 1. Safety Gas Cans Unlike the flimsy plastic cans found at most stores, the safety cans at Tractor Supply feature spark arresters and meet OSHA standards,…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Emergency dispatch audio reviewed by Fox News Digital captures the emergency response to Sen. Lindsey Graham’s Washington, D.C., home Saturday night, revealing first responders were dispatched for a reported cardiac arrest before the senator’s office announced his death Sunday morning.District of Columbia Fire and EMS radio traffic shows the first dispatch came shortly after 8 p.m. local time, when responders were sent to Graham’s home for a reported cardiac arrest. As units responded, dispatchers relayed that the caller reported the front door was unlocked. But after arriving and finding the door was locked with no response from inside, first responders requested Metropolitan Police Department officers respond to force entry.Roughly 20 to 25 minutes after the initial dispatch, radio traffic indicated CPR was in progress as emergency crews worked inside the home. The audio does not identify Graham by name or describe the patient’s condition.Authorities could be heard in additional radio traffic saying the incident would be handled as a “Capitol Police matter only.” The final relevant radio traffic came through shortly after 9:30 p.m.SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM DEAD AT 71 AFTER ‘BRIEF AND SUDDEN’ ILLNESS, OFFICE SAYS The dispatch recordings provide few additional details…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Lindsey Graham is gone, and with him goes a voice that Washington cannot easily replace.He was 71 and had just come home from Ukraine, one of many trips he made in the years since Russia’s invasion.I’ve covered foreign policy long enough to know how rare he was. In an era in which most politicians speak in slogans, Graham actually understood the intricate nuances. LINDSEY GRAHAM, SOUTH CAROLINA SENATOR WHO ROSE FROM SMALL-TOWN ROOTS TO GOP POWER BROKER, DIES AT 71He knew the Middle East. He understood Iran’s regime and why they’d never relinquish their weapons or reform their rogue rhetoric. He advocated for support of Ukraine in its war with Russia. He could explain why the Abraham Accords were a strategic revolution that needed to be expanded and pushed forward.He read intelligence reports, attended the briefings, and then went on Sunday morning television and translated it for the American people in plain language.He was one of the few lawmakers who could do that. That translation job matters more than most people realize. American foreign policy generally suffers in the gap between what our intelligence community knows and what the average voter…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., told NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday that he regrets endorsing Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner after a recent sexual assault allegation.Platner announced that he would be ending his campaign last week after a report accused him of sexually assaulting an ex-girlfriend in 2021. Several major Democratic figures initially stood by the candidate prior to this report in his bid to defeat longtime Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins.One of them included Khanna, who personally campaigned with Platner in June amid several other mounting controversies and allegations of sexual misconduct.PLATNER ACCUSER RECALLS ‘GASLIGHTING,’ ‘BETRAYAL’ FROM NY TIMES AS SHE CAME FORWARD WITH HER ALLEGATIONS “You have stood by him through a series of previous controversies, from a tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol to his online posts blaming survivors of sexual assault, even after The New York Times published allegations from ex-girlfriends describing a pattern of emotional abuse, aggressive behavior, which he denies we should say,” host Kristen Welker said. “Why weren’t those past controversies a breaking point for you?”For me, the line always was sexual assault or sexual violence, and as soon as that came out, I was the…
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The era of the lazy live-action Disney Studios remake might be finally, mercifully, coming to an end.Disney has, for most of the past decade, made a point to abandon original movies in favor of taking its beloved catalog of animated films and turning them into “live-action” remakes. Some of these have been successful either critically or commercially, like the 2015 version of “Cinderella,” 2016’s “The Jungle Book,” or the 2019 remake of “The Lion King,” which inexplicably made nearly $1.7 billion worldwide.As recently as 2025, “Lilo & Stitch” made over $1 billion globally. But these success stories are matched by a number of failures, both financially and otherwise. And hopefully the disastrous mistakes in its most recent efforts puts a stop to the endless slog of poorly conceived and executed movies churned out by a once-proud studio.LIVE-ACTION REMAKE OF ‘MOANA’ GETS RAVAGED BY CRITICS IN LATEST BLOW TO DISNEY STUDIOS “Snow White,” also from 2025, became one of the biggest financial failures in modern Hollywood history, an unsurprising outcome given the long list of obvious mistakes. Star Rachel Zegler was wildly miscast, then spent much of the promotional period criticizing the classic original film. Negative reaction to leaked on-set photos…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Matt Damon rearranged his travel plans so he wouldn’t miss one of the biggest moments in Boston sports history.The Oscar-winning actor recently recalled racing home from Europe during the filming of “Syriana” so he could watch the Boston Red Sox begin their historic 2004 World Series run after the team defeated the New York Yankees in the American League Championship Series (ALCS).Damon shared the story during a recent episode of Amy Poehler’s podcast, “Good Hang,” as the two looked back on one of the most memorable moments in Red Sox history.‘THE ODYSSEY’ STAR MATT DAMON REVEALS STRICT DIET CHOICE THAT ‘CHANGED MY LIFE’ AFTER HIDDEN HEALTH ISSUES At the time, Damon said he was filming “Syriana” in Dubai and had been watching Boston’s comeback against the Yankees from Geneva, Switzerland.After the Red Sox clinched the ALCS and advanced to the World Series, Damon said he was supposed to continue filming overseas until producer George Clooney stepped in.”I called him immediately and he said, ‘I already redid the entire schedule. You can go home,'” Damon said.He landed at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport just as Game 1 of the World Series…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump said Sunday that the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s defense of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during his 2018 confirmation hearing was the South Carolina Republican’s “finest moment,” as the president remembered the senator following Graham’s sudden death Saturday.”I think his finest moment was his defense of Brett Kavanaugh, who’s a terrific guy,” Trump told CNN’s “State of the Union” host Jake Tapper during a phone interview.Trump recalled the senator’s fiery denunciation of Senate Democrats during Kavanaugh’s September 2018 appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee.SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM DEAD AT 71 AFTER ‘BRIEF AND SUDDEN’ ILLNESS, OFFICE SAYS “And was treated very, very unfairly by the Democrats, very unfairly. I’ve never seen anything like it. Maybe the worst I’ve ever seen anyone treated. That includes me. Well, maybe not me, but it includes just about everybody,” Trump said.Christine Blasey Ford testified during the hearing that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. Kavanaugh denied the allegation. Graham used his questioning time to accuse Democrats of trying to destroy the nominee’s life and keep the Supreme Court seat open.”What you want to do is destroy this guy’s life, hold this seat…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Vintage grocery store ads from the 1960s are giving Americans a nostalgic look at a time when many grocery staples cost just pennies compared with today’s prices.The decades-old newspaper advertisements offer a glimpse into how Americans once shopped and how much grocery prices and shopping habits have changed over the years.The advertisements feature prices that seem almost impossible by today’s standards, from steak selling for less than a dollar a pound to five pounds of sugar for just 49 cents, according to food publication Tasting Table. RESTAURANTS REVIVE RETRO PRICING FOR ANNIVERSARIES — BUT DOES THE TREND MAKE ‘CENTS’?However, after adjusting for inflation, the publication found that some grocery staples cost about the same as they do today, while others remain significantly more expensive.Still, some foods really were bargains.Sirloin steak sold for 78 cents per pound in 1966, which works out to about $7.95 in today’s dollars, well below modern prices of roughly $17.99 per pound, Tasting Table reported. Pot roast, lamb and grapefruit also remain significantly more expensive today, even after adjusting for inflation.While the prices may seem like a steal, a closer look shows that not every grocery essential was…
