NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Dr. Mehmet Oz rushed to help after a woman collapsed during President Donald Trump’s speech in Kentucky on Wednesday.About halfway through Trump’s remarks at Verst Logistics in Hebron, Kentucky, an older woman behind the president’s riser appeared to need medical attention, prompting Trump to ask the crowd, “Do we have a doctor in the house? Take your time, please.”A medical team quickly reached her, including Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Dr. Oz.”First responders are incredible,” Trump said as he turned and watched emergency medical personnel take care of the woman.DR. OZ REVEALS HOW HE IS BRINGING CHANGE TO DC AND HELPING THE MOST VULNERABLE AMERICANS The president paused his remarks and asked if a song could be played in the meantime.”Do you think the people backstage are listening to me?” Trump said, adding that if they could hear him, he suggested playing “Ave Maria.”The song did not play, and Trump continued to watch as the woman received treatment.DR. OZ WARNS WALZ TO ADDRESS ALLEGED SOMALI MEDICAID FRAUD OR LOSE FEDERAL FUNDING: ‘WE’LL STOP PAYING’ “Take your time,” he said. “She looks great.”As first responders began escorting the woman away, Trump…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! CNN host Abby Phillip issued an on-air correction Wednesday night for her comment about the ISIS-inspired terror attack in New York City last weekend after offering a mea culpa on social media earlier in the day.”This morning I issued a correction first thing in the morning on X for a mistake that I made in last night’s show, but I also wanted to do so on air as well,” Phillip told viewers. “I incorrectly said that the bombs that were thrown by ISIS-inspired suspects in New York over the weekend were directed at Mayor Mamdani. They were not. I failed to catch and correct that mistake in real time and I take full responsibility for that.””And while we do make mistakes, it is important to acknowledge and correct those errors when they happen,” Phillip added.CNN REPORTER DELETES POST FALSELY CALLING MAMDANI ‘TARGET OF POLITICAL VIOLENCE’ IN LATEST FOUL-UP Phillip issued an apology on X after she had gone viral for falsely claiming the attempted terrorist attack was “against” New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Notably, during Phillip’s program Tuesday night, CNN political commentator Ana Navarro repeated the falsehood, which was corrected by Republican…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Team USA can breathe a sigh of relief, and they can thank Team Italy, the squad that put their World Baseball Classic hopes in limbo, after their win over Team Mexico on Tuesday night. With Italy’s 9-1 victory at Daikin Park, they have won Pool B with a perfect 4-0 record and earned a spot in the WBC quarterfinals. But Italy also ensured that Team USA’s run in the tournament continues despite handing the star-studded group a shocking 8-6 defeat on Monday night.  Team USA knew going into this game they would be big fans of Italy, one of the more surprising teams of the tournament thus far, but a thrill to watch. They have the fun espresso home run celebration, which has been used a ton including Tuesday night’s game, and a mixture of veterans and top prospects who have been giving their pool fits on the field. However, Vinnie Pasquantino, the team’s captain who stars for the Kansas City Royals, came into this contest without a single hit through three games. Luckily for Italy – and indirectly the U.S. – his first three hits of the tournament were difference makers. Pasquantino belted three solo…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Steve Tisch and siblings Laurie and Jonathan Tisch are seeking to transfer their collective equity stake in the New York Giants to trusts established for their children. ESPN obtained an NFL memo that offered some details about the Tisch family’s request. The transfer would require approval from the NFL’s finance committee before it could be finalized, according to the memo. If approved, the move would dissolve the Tisch siblings’ ownership stake, with a memo noting they would “no longer own any interest” in the Giants.”Prior transfers to these Trusts were completed pursuant to 2023 and 2024 Finance Committee approvals,” the memo stated. “The Sellers now propose to transfer their entire remaining interests, totaling 23.1% of the Club, to the Trusts. … Following the transactions, the Sellers will no longer own any interest in the Club.” A request from Fox News Digital to the Giants seeking comment did not immediately receive a response. A team spokesperson told ESPN he had “nothing to add.”GIANTS STARS FOCUSING ON FOOTBALL AMID TISCH-EPSTEIN TIES; LONGTIME AGENT GIVES THOUGHTS ON POTENTIAL HANDLINGIt was not clear if the transfer requests were in any way related to Steve Tisch’s name appearing in…

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine warned allied governments for years to prepare for a new kind of war, one in which cheap, mass-produced drones would overwhelm both the tactics and economics of traditional air defense.“You don’t have time,” Andrii Hrytseniuk, the CEO of Brave1, recalled telling officials in recent years. “Shahed [drones] will come not only to Ukraine, but to other countries. You need to use your time not to stick to previous conventional warfare, but to work on the new era.”Brave1 was established in 2023 as Ukraine’s state-backed defense innovation hub, which funds, tests, and fast-tracks new military technology from hundreds of Ukrainian startups. Three years after Brave1’s formation, the Iran war has made Hrytseniuk’s warning prescient. In the first week alone, the U.S. and Israel struck more than 3,000 targets across Iran while Tehran fired over 500 ballistic missiles and nearly 2,000 drones at U.S. bases and Israeli cities across 12 countries, burning through over 800 Patriot interceptor missiles in three days — more than Ukraine received from allies throughout four years of war, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pointed out on Thursday.“And we are not slowing down,” U.S. Central Command posted on X the next day.The conflict has since…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The California State University (CSU) system’s board of trustees meeting Tuesday was shaken by a stampede of emotional residents and alumni reacting to a decision to sue the federal government. CSU and San Jose State University announced Friday they are filing the lawsuit to challenge the U.S. Department of Education’s recent findings that SJSU violated Title IX in its handling of a transgender volleyball player from 2022-24.Tuesday’s meeting turned into a war of words. Many speakers ignored instructions to address the board and instead addressed other speakers in the crowd. One woman, a CSU employee, said she showed up with the intention of discussing budget cuts but abandoned that plan to address “transphobia” by other speakers once she heard what they said.”The fact that I have to get up here and have to say that trans women are women and that’s what I have to use my time to do is absurd. Shame on you. Shame on all of you,” she said.The female employee then took aim at the “save women’s sports” speakers who spoke from the perspective of lesbian women. “And shame on you for using lesbian politics as a front for your transphobia…

South Korea’s president said this week that some U.S. air defense systems stationed on the Korean peninsula could be deployed overseas as the United States’ war with Iran intensifies, a move that highlights how the ongoing conflict could force Washington to shift scarce missile defense assets across regions. President Lee Jae Myung said during a cabinet meeting that U.S forces may dispatch some air defense systems abroad, depending on how the Middle East conflict unfolds, despite opposition voiced by Seoul. Lee acknowledged that it cannot bar the U.S. from relocating its own assets, but said that the country’s own defenses were sufficient for deterrence against North Korea. RELATEDThe Washington Post on Monday reported that the U.S. Army was moving parts of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, THAAD, system from South Korea to the Middle East and local news in Korea reported the departure of military transport aircraft to and from the region.The Pentagon did not immediately respond to a request for comment.THAAD, manufactured by Lockheed Martin, is designed to intercept short-, medium- and intermediate-range ballistic missiles. The system includes interceptor, radar, launcher and fire control system parts. It is not immediately clear which components may be relocating. Satellite imagery…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Tommy Thompson, a deep-sea explorer who spent more than a decade in federal custody for refusing to disclose the location of a cache of gold coins from a historic shipwreck, was released from prison.Thompson, 73, walked out of a federal correctional facility Wednesday after a judge ruled that his continued incarceration had lost its “coercive effect.”For the better part of ten years, Thompson had remained behind bars, asserting that a lapse in memory regarding the whereabouts of 500 missing gold coins recovered from the S.S. Central America, the “Ship of Gold” that sank in 1857 off the coast of South Carolina.”Your honor, I don’t know if we’ve gone over this road before or not, but I don’t know the whereabouts of the gold,” Thompson once told the judge in 2020. “I feel like I don’t have the keys to my freedom.” YELLOWSTONE TREASURE HUNTER SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR DIGGING UP GRAVEYARDThompson’s downfall began long after his 1988 triumph, when he used a robotic thresher to recover gold from the Atlantic floor.While the discovery was a feat of engineering, it sparked a series of lawsuits from the investors who funded the expedition and…

As the Ukraine war has shown, drones equipped with thermal sensors have made the battlefield so hazardous that the best defense is not to be spotted at all.Thus, the U.S. Marine Corps is looking for camouflage cloaks that shield wearers from prying eyes and infrared cameras, according to a Marine Corps Systems Command Sources Sought notice. The Multispectral Camouflage Overgarment, or MCO, “is intended to provide individual signature management for Marines by mitigating detection across the visual (VIS), near infrared (NIR), and short-wave infrared (SWIR) spectrums as well as suppress thermal signatures in the mid-wave infrared (MWIR) and long wave infrared (LWIR) to reduce the likelihood of detection by thermal sensors,” the notice notes. The deadline is April 22.The Marines want 13,000 cloaks by 2027, and 61,000 by 2030. “MCO will serve as the individual signature management solution for all Marines in training and on deployment,” according to the notice. “The system is not intended for routine garrison wear.”The notice includes a table that lists various nondetection thresholds depending on the wearer’s distance from the sensor, the type of sensor and whether the sensor is on the ground or in the air. For example, the cloak should preclude daytime visual…

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