Wyndham Clark might have won more than his second U.S. Open title Sunday at Shinnecock Hills.He might have won back some golf fans, too.At the very least, he gave himself a pretty good start. Clark closed with a 3-over 73 and finished at 4-under, one shot clear of Sam Burns. It wasn’t his best round of the weekend, but it was enough to get the job done.WYNDHAM CLARK SURVIVES HOSTILE CROWD AND SAM BURNS CHARGE TO WIN SECOND US OPEN AT SHINNECOCK HILLSAnd the job was made tougher by the fans in attendance. Clark didn’t have the New York crowd on his side during the final round of the U.S. Open. Not even close.Fans on Long Island made it very clear from the first hole that they were pulling for Scottie Scheffler, Clark’s playing partner, to chase him down and complete the career Grand Slam on his 30th birthday.That part is understandable.Scheffler is the best golfer in the world and he’s incredibly popular. Throw in the fact he was trying to pull off a historic feat and there’s a recipe for a clear crowd advantage.But at some point, rooting for Scheffler turned into rooting against Clark.And that’s an important distinction.RORY…
NEW TAIPEI CITY, Taiwan — China’s newest air-to-air missile, the PL-16, could vie with an equivalent advance by the U.S. military and give the People’s Liberation Army an edge in any Asia-Pacific conflicts because of its increased travel distance and a second-wind feature, experts say.The PL-16 beyond-visual-range missile as described in social and trade media would answer Lockheed Martin’s AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM) for the U.S. armed forces, analysts believe, and improve on previous generations developed in China.They say China’s missile boasts a long total flight distance estimated at 200 to 300 kilometers (124 to 186 miles) and dual-pulse or variable-thrust rocket motor technology that allow for a second burst of propulsion late in flight, the Indian defense news portal Indian Defence Research Wing said in a June 3 analysis.Lockheed Martin’s system is also expected to feature extra propulsion for flights beyond visual range and travel at least 200 kilometers.The PL-16’s specs would let it chase large, slower-moving aircraft, said Malcolm Davis, a senior analyst for defense strategy and national security with the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. That chase could be a battle changer.“What matters at those long ranges is maneuverability in the terminal phase and guidance,” Davis…
This article was originally published by Garrison Vance at Natural News. Ukraine launched what Russian officials described as the largest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the full-scale war on Thursday, June 18 – striking the Moscow Oil Refinery and causing “oil rain” to fall over parts of the city, according to multiple reports. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed that Ukrainian drones successfully targeted a major oil refinery in the southeastern Kapotnya district, with video footage showing multiple strikes on the facility [1]. Russian state media reported that air defenses intercepted 992 drones, four cruise missiles, and 10 aerial bombs over a 24-hour period, but several drones reached the refinery, producing a huge plume of black smoke and an oily residue that fell over the city [2]. The refinery suffered at least five separate fires, according to an independent Russian internet portal Astra [1]. Seventeen people were wounded in the Moscow region, said local governor Andrei Vorobyov [3]. Residential buildings and one of the city’s largest shopping centers were also damaged, with some reports suggesting that intercepted drones were redirected onto civilian structures, according to officials [2]. The attack continued a pattern of escalating strikes on Russian energy infrastructure by Ukraine, which…
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MoreWyndham Clark might have won more than his second U.S. Open title Sunday at Shinnecock Hills.He might have won back some golf fans, too.At the very least, he gave himself a pretty good start. Clark closed with a 3-over 73 and finished at 4-under, one shot clear of Sam Burns. It wasn’t his best round of the weekend, but it was enough to get the job done.WYNDHAM CLARK SURVIVES HOSTILE CROWD AND SAM BURNS CHARGE TO WIN SECOND US OPEN AT SHINNECOCK HILLSAnd the job was made tougher by the fans in attendance. Clark didn’t have the New York crowd on his side during the final round of the U.S. Open. Not even close.Fans on Long Island made it very clear from the first hole that they were pulling for Scottie Scheffler, Clark’s playing partner, to chase him down and complete the career Grand Slam on his 30th birthday.That part is understandable.Scheffler is the best golfer in the world and he’s incredibly popular. Throw in the fact he was trying to pull off a historic feat and there’s a recipe for a clear crowd advantage.But at some point, rooting for Scheffler turned into rooting against Clark.And that’s an important distinction.RORY…
NEW TAIPEI CITY, Taiwan — China’s newest air-to-air missile, the PL-16, could vie with an equivalent advance by the U.S. military and give the People’s Liberation Army an edge in any Asia-Pacific conflicts because of its increased travel distance and a second-wind feature, experts say.The PL-16 beyond-visual-range missile as described in social and trade media would answer Lockheed Martin’s AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM) for the U.S. armed forces, analysts believe, and improve on previous generations developed in China.They say China’s missile boasts a long total flight distance estimated at 200 to 300 kilometers (124 to 186 miles) and dual-pulse or variable-thrust rocket motor technology that allow for a second burst of propulsion late in flight, the Indian defense news portal Indian Defence Research Wing said in a June 3 analysis.Lockheed Martin’s system is also expected to feature extra propulsion for flights beyond visual range and travel at least 200 kilometers.The PL-16’s specs would let it chase large, slower-moving aircraft, said Malcolm Davis, a senior analyst for defense strategy and national security with the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. That chase could be a battle changer.“What matters at those long ranges is maneuverability in the terminal phase and guidance,” Davis…
This article was originally published by Garrison Vance at Natural News. Ukraine launched what Russian officials described as the largest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the full-scale war on Thursday, June 18 – striking the Moscow Oil Refinery and causing “oil rain” to fall over parts of the city, according to multiple reports. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed that Ukrainian drones successfully targeted a major oil refinery in the southeastern Kapotnya district, with video footage showing multiple strikes on the facility [1]. Russian state media reported that air defenses intercepted 992 drones, four cruise missiles, and 10 aerial bombs over a 24-hour period, but several drones reached the refinery, producing a huge plume of black smoke and an oily residue that fell over the city [2]. The refinery suffered at least five separate fires, according to an independent Russian internet portal Astra [1]. Seventeen people were wounded in the Moscow region, said local governor Andrei Vorobyov [3]. Residential buildings and one of the city’s largest shopping centers were also damaged, with some reports suggesting that intercepted drones were redirected onto civilian structures, according to officials [2]. The attack continued a pattern of escalating strikes on Russian energy infrastructure by Ukraine, which…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Elected officials and animal welfare advocates will gather for a vigil to be held on Monday to honor the 18-year-old tourist who died after falling from a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park last Wednesday.Romanch Mahajan, who was visiting New York City from India with his family, suffered fatal injuries when the horse became spooked and bolted off. It ran down West Drive before its carriage flipped over after crashing into another carriage. Mahajan’s father said that his son died trying to save his mother, who had fallen out of the carriage following the impact.MAN KILLED AFTER HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE BOLTS AND FLIPS NEAR POPULAR NEW YORK CITY TOURIST DESTINATION New Yorkers for Clean, Livable, and Safe Streets (NYCLASS) announced that it would hold the vigil to honor Mahajan at the Cherry Hill Fountain near where the incident occurred. The organization also announced that the city’s “Ryder’s Law” will be renamed “Romanch’s Law” in Mahajan’s memory.Ryder’s Law is a bill that aims to phase out horse-drawn carriages in NYC. The bill was proposed in 2022 by former New York City Council member Bob Holden after a horse named Ryder collapsed on a street in…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! At a recent town hall, both leading Democratic candidates for the governorship of Wisconsin, state Rep. Francesca Hong and former Lieutenant Gov. Mandela Barnes, pledged to abolish the school choice program in their state.Meanwhile, the progressive legal organization Law Forward filed a suit that could end the Dairy State’s school choice programs, alleging that these programs run afoul of the state constitution. The 2000 state supreme court ruling that permitted vouchers did so only so long as the state legislature provides “sufficient resources” to traditional public schools. Even though the state currently funds Milwaukee Public Schools to the tune of $25,000 per student, Law Forward alleges that these resources are insufficient.Wisconsin’s highest court may be primed to agree — the court flipped to a progressive majority in 2023.Were either effort to succeed, it would be a travesty for the 60,000 students who currently enroll in one of Wisconsin’s choice programs and a stain upon the Democratic Party’s record. It would signal that the party would rather cave to pressure from teachers unions and progressives than actually serve student needs.WISCONSIN STATE SUPERINTENDENT CALLS FOR SCHOOL CHOICE TO BE ‘ELIMINATED’ Milwaukee boasts the nation’s…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Tyler Robinson’s defense lawyers are asking a Utah judge to strike prosecutors’ latest filing opposing their request to remove the death penalty as a sanction for alleged violations of a gag order.Robinson’s team argued in a filing Thursday that it would be an appropriate sanction after prosecutors talked about the case outside of court.”The only way that this Court can demonstrate that its orders, and the ethical rules that counsel must obey, are not optional when it comes to the State’s attorneys, even in this case, is to impose the sanction undersigned counsel have urged upon this Court: striking the State’s death notice,” reads the filing, signed by defense attorneys Kathryn Nester, Richard Novak, Michael Burt and Staci Visser.Prosecutors have countered that they did not violate the gag order or any other court rules when they “set the record straight” after what they call a misleading statement from a defense filing led to viral news coverage suggesting that the ATF could not match the bullet that killed Charlie Kirk to the suspected murder weapon, Robinson’s grandfather’s rifle.CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION: DAILY MAIL ACCUSED OF ‘MEDIA MALFEASANCE’ OVER BOTCHED BULLET ANALYSIS The ATF could…
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Wyndham Clark might have won more than his second U.S. Open title Sunday at Shinnecock Hills.He might have won back some golf fans, too.At the very least, he gave himself a pretty good start. Clark closed with a 3-over 73 and finished at 4-under, one shot clear of Sam Burns.…
NEW TAIPEI CITY, Taiwan — China’s newest air-to-air missile, the PL-16, could vie with an equivalent advance by the U.S. military and give the People’s Liberation Army an edge in any Asia-Pacific conflicts because of its increased travel distance and a second-wind feature, experts say.The PL-16 beyond-visual-range missile as described…
This article was originally published by Garrison Vance at Natural News. Ukraine launched what Russian officials described as the largest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the full-scale war on Thursday, June 18 – striking the Moscow Oil Refinery and causing “oil rain” to fall over parts of the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Elected officials and animal welfare advocates will gather for a vigil to be held on Monday to honor the 18-year-old tourist who died after falling from a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park last Wednesday.Romanch Mahajan, who was visiting New York City from…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! At a recent town hall, both leading Democratic candidates for the governorship of Wisconsin, state Rep. Francesca Hong and former Lieutenant Gov. Mandela Barnes, pledged to abolish the school choice program in their state.Meanwhile, the progressive legal organization Law Forward filed a…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Tyler Robinson’s defense lawyers are asking a Utah judge to strike prosecutors’ latest filing opposing their request to remove the death penalty as a sanction for alleged violations of a gag order.Robinson’s team argued in a filing Thursday that it would be…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! With the IPO of SpaceX (formally Space Exploration Technologies Corp; $SPCX) June 12, there has been endless commentary on Elon Musk’s status as the world’s first U.S.-dollar trillionaire. But in my eyes, his greatest accomplishment in wealth creation is not what he…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. military on Sunday announced a lethal strike on another vessel in the Caribbean carrying alleged narco-traffickers, killing two people.The U.S. Southern Command said it conducted a “lethal kinetic strike on a vessel operated by Designated Terrorist Organizations” at the direction…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Authorities on May 5 arrested a 17-year-old male accused of murdering a 61-year-old woman who was found dead on April 21.Local outlet Las Vegas Review-Journal identified the suspect as Dennis Geiggar, a high school student with a reported history of behavioral issues and anger-related incidents. He is accused of killing 61-year-old Marceline Biasini, who the Review-Journal reported regularly slept in the area where she was found dead.The victim was found lying on the sidewalk outside a business and “suffering from apparent injuries” just after 8 a.m. on April 21, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) told Fox News Digital.NYC TEEN ARRESTED, CHARGED FOR SETTING HOMELESS SUBWAY RIDER ON FIRE, POLICE SAY Nearby surveillance video captured a brief, suspicious encounter in the middle of the night, showing a suspect approaching the victim’s area and leaving about a minute later, the Review-Journal reported, citing police records.While the footage did not capture the killing itself, it reportedly recorded what appeared to be a loud scream followed by approximately 61 loud impact sounds.”The precise location of the crime scene was obstructed from surveillance cameras, but video surveillance with audio … captured the suspect approaching Marceline’s location…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Musician Tom Morello faced a backlash from conservatives after he played to the crowd Tuesday at the Hands off NYC protest at the Federal Plaza in Manhattan.The guitarist, who is known for Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave, sang Woodie Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land,” along with the lines that said: “In the squares of the city, in the shadow of the steeple, near the relief office, I see my people. Some are crumbling and all are wondering if this land’s still made for you and me.”A cheering crowd who held signs that said “Hands off NYC” and “ICE is illegal” sang along with the 61-year-old.”My mother and I lived at 142nd and Riverside a long time ago,” Morello told the crowd, according to Rolling Stone. “Brothers and sisters, if I’ve learned one thing in all my years since then, it’s that if it looks like fascism, sounds like fascism, dresses like fascism, talks like fascism, kills like fascism, and lies like fascism — brothers and sisters, it’s f—ing fascism.”BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN OFFERS ‘PRAYER’ FOR TRUMP AFTER WHCA DINNER SHOOTING DESPITE MONTHS OF CRITICISM He also referred to the Trump administration as an…
Christopher Nolan is one of the entertainment industry’s most celebrated filmmakers. He’s responsible for some of the biggest financial and critical successes since the turn of the century.”The Dark Knight.” “Inception.” “Dunkirk.” “Interstellar.” And his most recent release, “Oppenheimer,” which won seven Academy Awards including Best Picture and Best Director. Nolan, like few other modern directors, has achieved an “auteur” status, essentially a signature style and control over the creative process and output that’s distinctive compared to his peers.When news broke that Nolan’s next project would be “The Odyssey,” it seemed like an unexpected, fascinating fit. The 55-year-old director has tackled different subjects with unique, high-quality film-making. “Batman Begins” was credited with redefining the comic book, superhero movie by grounding it in realism with a much darker tone than more cartoonish predecessors. “Dunkirk” featured an exceptional recreation of an aerial battle in World War II, and “Interstellar” was so groundbreaking in its scientific accuracy that it led to an academic research paper on its portrayal of a black hole. “Tenet” was a fascinating and original exploration of time that was fanatical in its commitment to the rules of the film, outlandish though they might have been. Even “Oppenheimer,” though it…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A move to oust Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos failed during a Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday night, though the board voted to refer perjury allegations to the state attorney general’s office as Nanos’ past record and handling of the Nancy Guthrie case have been heavily scrutinized.Republican Steve Christy moved to have the board declare the sheriff’s office vacant and begin the process to replace him immediately. No one seconded the motion, though, and the bid to oust him failed.Democrat Rex Scott then made a motion to refer allegations of perjury against Nanos to the state AG’s office, which the board approved by a vote of 4-0, with Christy abstaining.”My chief concern with what’s been going on within the sheriff’s department is that our elected sheriff has taken no discernible efforts to repair relationships and trust within our largest department,” Scott said after that vote. “The most telling example of that was the unanimous vote of the Pima County Deputy’s Organization declaring no confidence in his leadership.”The board’s actions capped a high-stakes showdown over allegations that the man leading the Guthrie kidnapping investigation lied under oath about his past police record.PIMA…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Secretary of State Marco Rubio ditched his usual suit for a Nike tracksuit aboard Air Force One, sparking widespread online reactions as images of the unexpected look spread across social media.Photos posted to X by White House communications director Steven Cheung showed Rubio wearing a gray Nike Tech fleece outfit — a notably casual departure from the formal attire typically worn by top U.S. officials during official travel.The moment comes as Rubio travels with President Donald Trump on a high-stakes trip to China, where officials are expected to focus on trade and national security issues, creating a contrast between high-level diplomacy and a social media-driven fashion moment.The outfit quickly drew comparisons to the internet’s so-called “Venezuela Nike Tech” meme, which gained traction earlier this year after images of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro wearing a similar tracksuit circulated online.DAN GAINOR: FROM SECRETARY OF STATE TO SECRETARY OF MEMES, RUBIO WINS OVER MAGA Social media users flooded X with jokes and commentary after the images surfaced.”Is Marco going to be the DJ for the flight?” one X user wrote alongside an edited image showing Rubio standing behind a DJ booth.Another viral meme labeled Rubio…
The Apple is rotting from the inside out, and former Mets ace Noah Syndergaard knows who to blame.Appearing on OutKick’s “Tomi Lahren Is Fearless,”Tomi Lahren Is Fearless, the ex-MLB pitcher unloaded on the state of his old squad and the political climate in New York City.With the Mets languishing at the bottom of the NL East, Syndergaard suggested the problems go far beyond the bullpen.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!Speaking with Tomi, a Mets fan, Syndergaard addressed the departures of fan favorites Brandon Nimmo and Pete Alonso. For him, the shift in the locker room reflects something bigger happening in the city itself.”It’s kind of also ironic,” Syndergaard told Lahren. “Those two guys are some of the biggest conservatives I’ve played for as well as with, with Jacob deGrom. The craziness that’s going on in New York.”WATCH:Even so, Syndergaard admitted the draw of playing in New York never really goes away.PETE ALONSO RIPS ON TRAFFIC, CRUSHES HOMER AGAINST YANKEES IN RETURN TO NYC”But I mean, if I still played for the Mets or the Yankees, I’d be like, oh, this is freaking awesome,” he continued. “Like I could block the crazy…
The U.S. Army is planning to rotate troops deployed to the U.S.-Mexico border this summer, with the 1st Armored Division assuming command of the Joint Task Force – Southern Border mission. The Pentagon announced the deployments Tuesday. The 1st Mobile Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, will deploy to the border to replace the 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division. The Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st Armored Division, will replace the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, and the 1st Armored Division’s sustainment brigade will replace the 10th Mountain Division’s sustainment brigade.In addition, headquarters of the 1st Armored Division out of Fort Bliss, Texas, is set to replace the 101st Airborne Division headquarters.“We are honored to assume command of this mission,” Maj. Gen. Curtis Taylor, commander of the 1st Armored Division, said in a statement. “For most of living memory, our soldiers have fought for the freedom and security of our allies abroad, but now we have been asked to defend our own borders. This mission resonates with the soldiers of 1st Armored Division because the borderland is our home.”Under President Donald Trump’s administration, the military has assumed an increased role in supporting immigration control, with U.S. troop deployments to the border tripling…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A handful of Republican state senators in South Carolina on Tuesday derailed an effort in the GOP-dominated legislature to redraw their state’s congressional district map which aims to erase the only Democrat-dominated U.S. House seat ahead of the midterm elections.Five Republican state senators broke with their party and teamed up with Democrats to defeat a proposal that would have allowed the chamber to vote on redistricting after the South Carolina legislative session comes to a close later this week.The move came hours after President Donald Trump warned on social media that he’d be “watching closely” as lawmakers met to move forward with changing their state’s map.The setback means it will be much harder for South Carolina to join Tennessee, Alabama and Louisiana, which are altering their maps to eliminate Democrat-controlled congressional districts in time for the midterms, when the GOP will be defending its razor-thin House majority. The southern states are the latest battleground in the nationwide redistricting showdown. At stake is which party will control the House during the final two years of Trump’s second term in the White House.DEMOCRACY ’26: STAY UP TO DATE WITH THE FOX NEWS ELECTION HUB…
Ukraine has linked its military drones, sensors and weapons systems into a unified battlefield network, an integration Army Secretary Dan Driscoll told lawmakers Tuesday the U.S. military has yet to achieve.During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Driscoll lauded Kyiv’s “Delta” command and control system and praised its ability to “integrate every single drone, every sensor and every shooting platform into just one single network.” A stark contrast, he said, to fragmented American systems that struggle to communicate or share data. The secretary pointed to the Army’s newly launched “Operation Jailbreak,” an effort at Fort Carson, Colorado, where Army engineers and defense contractors are working to break down software barriers that prevent systems from exchanging information. The ability to quickly share information across systems on the battlefield allows forces to move targeting data between drones, sensors and striking systems, therefore speeding up how fast a military can identify and then attack a threat. “For decades our budget process incentivized companies to protect their intellectual property at all costs,” a process, Driscoll said, that “created walled gardens” in the country’s command and control infrastructure. Driscoll’s comments underscore just how heavily the American military is studying lessons from Ukraine as it adapts…
If you’re new to prepping and on a tight budget, you should take a look at this list. The survival items listed here aren’t just inexpensive, they could be very useful in a disaster scenario. Tarps, for instance, have at least 25 survival uses such as building shelter, patching leaks, collecting rainwater, and so forth. Duct tape has even more uses. You can use it to fix worn-out shoes, patch a leak in your tent, make a butterfly bandage, and more. By stockpiling multipurpose items, you won’t have to spend as much money on things that only have one function. This will save you some cash and make you more prepared. Here are some more useful and inexpensive items you should stockpile now. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! Aluminum Foil Depression-era families saved aluminum foil because they knew its many uses. It can be folded into a small pot for boiling water, used as reflective signaling material, fashioned into improvised fishing lures, used to patch small holes, or wrapped around electronics as a basic Faraday cage to protect them from an EMP. Baby Wipes Whether or not you have a baby…
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