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MoreTrading cards have been having a moment ever since COVID — hey, there are worse things to get into when you’re locked inside for months — and one of the most sought-after in years has been found.A 1-of-1 Cooper Flagg rookie card from Topps with the 2025 first pick’s NBA Debut patch from his first game has been the holy grail of sports cards as of late, so much so that the Dallas Mavericks put out a “bounty” for it.Well, according to ESPN, the card has been discovered by RhodyBreakers, some folks that rip open packs of cards on live streams (and if that concept sounds weird to you, it’s time to think about scheduling a colonoscopy).Alright, don’t go sticking that one in the spokes of your Huffy so it sounds like a motorcycle.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEThere was fervor around a similar card for Pittsburgh Pirates star Paul Skenes, and, as with that one, whoever found it has to decide what to do with the card. The obvious thing is to put it up for auction, because, while the current record for a Cooper Flagg card is $366,000, this one is expected to go for a lot…
Moscow on Tuesday freed a former U.S. Marine jailed in Russia since 2022 after Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a pardon for the ailing American based on humanitarian reasons, U.S. officials said.The White House and the State Department had urged Moscow to release Robert Gilman, 32, so he can receive medical treatment in the United States.Gilman was being held in a prison in Voronezh, about 340 miles south of Moscow. The exact circumstances of his health are unclear.But Eric Lebson, chief strategy officer of Global Reach, an advocacy group representing Gilman’s family, told Reuters last week that Gilman was moved in late June from the prison hospital to the psychiatric ward of a civilian emergency hospital in a catatonic-like state assessed as a “dissociative stupor.”The U.S. officials said Gilman on Tuesday was on a State Department plane carrying him from Russia to Washington Dulles Airport.A U.S. official who spoke to Gilman said he was walking and talking.“All things considered, he seems to be in good shape,” the official said.Gilman will be evaluated on the flight by four doctors, said the U.S. officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity. His mother, Nina, was also on board.The U.S. officials said Gilman, upon…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chrissy Metz is opening up about her decision to use a GLP-1 after years of skepticism about the popular weight-loss medications.During an appearance on “The Today Show” on Monday, the “This Is Us” star, 45, explained that she reconsidered the drugs as she entered perimenopause and thought more seriously about her health and her family’s history with obesity.”I was very skeptical about GLP-1s for years,” she said. “I had a friend who was like, I don’t know, he gave me a thesis and I was like, ‘OK, this might be helpful.'”MAYIM BIALIK DETAILS ‘NIGHTMARE’ AFTER ONE INJECTION OF GLP-1 DRUG LED TO WEEKS OF DEBILITATING SIDE EFFECTS After witnessing her father experience complications with his own health, Metz thought, “Maybe I should try and get ahead of it.””It was something that I thought would be good for me,” she said.Since taking the drug, Metz said she’s noticed a difference in her energy level, as well as her “overall health.”Despite the previous skepticism, Metz said the most important thing for her is “longevity.””Learning what it really was and how it affects everybody differently … my doctor and my team were like, ‘Yeah, I…
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Tuesday he is working to fix telecom issues flagged after a military helicopter carrying President Donald Trump last week came too close to a passenger jet departing Reagan Washington National Airport.The incident raised serious questions about why the passenger airplane was allowed to depart while Marine One was nearby, a time when commercial traffic is typically halted. Following a January 2025 crash between a military helicopter and a commercial jet that killed 67 people, the Federal Aviation Administration barred mixed helicopter and jet traffic around the airport.“There have been some telecom issues,” Duffy told reporters at Newark Liberty International Airport. “That’s been now elevated,” he said, adding that he is working with the FAA on a fix with the White House. Duffy and FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford spoke to media at the New Jersey airport for an event marking the installation of a new surface movement radar used to improve runway safety. The FAA is spending billions to replace outdated air traffic control telecom infrastructure and radar surveillance systems after a series of failures, including significant, serious outages covering Newark and Washington traffic and a 2023 failure of an FAA system that forced a…
What we are discussing here today is a rare military and police firearm that dates back to a time when Poland was behind the Iron Curtain. As a result, it was rarely seen in the United States during the Cold War, yet it still managed to earn a level of infamy as it was a sidearm of choice of East Germany’s Volkspolizei and Stasi. The 9x18mm Polish PM-63 tried to combine the attributes of a pistol and a submachine gun, offering a folding stock and foregrip. Image: Author’s Photo Development of the select-fire pistol began in the late 1950’s when the concept was first proposed at the Warsaw University of Technology in response to calls for a light hand-held defensive weapon for rear-echelon soldiers, including gun crews and vehicle drivers. In essence, a personal defense weapon (PDW). Design work was initiated by Polish firearms engineer Piotr Wilniewczyc in 1960, but after his passing just two years later, the compact machine pistol’s development resumed and it was completed by the state-operated Łucznik Arms Factory in the city of Radom, where it was first produced in 1963 — while it issued to the Polish armed forces two years later. RAK It Up Designated…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: American taxpayers will no longer be on the hook for child sex-change hormones or surgeries, as a key Trump administration agency announced Tuesday that Medicaid will stop funding such procedures and therapies.Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz tells Fox News Digital that the decision to implement a rule pulling the funding is “consistent with [the Trump administration’s] commitment to protect children from experimental and life-altering sex-rejecting procedures that carry serious long-term health risks and lack sufficiently reliable evidence of clinical benefit.”CMS, an agency within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), says taxpayer-funded Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) will also cease coverage of sex-change hormones and surgeries. SEN HAWLEY WARNS IT WOULD BE ‘UNCONSCIONABLE’ IF BILLIONS OF TAXPAYER FUNDS FLOW TO TRANS KIDS’ SEX CHANGESThe rule will not affect mental health treatments for gender dysmorphia and other conditions, which will continue to be covered under Medicaid and CHIP.The move comes after years of what conservatives called ‘woke’ policies that opened avenues for federal funding of therapies and procedures to allow children to physically — and oftentimes permanently — transition from their biological sex…
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Trading cards have been having a moment ever since COVID — hey, there are worse things to get into when you’re locked inside for months — and one of the most sought-after in years has been found.A 1-of-1 Cooper Flagg rookie card from Topps with the 2025 first pick’s NBA…
Moscow on Tuesday freed a former U.S. Marine jailed in Russia since 2022 after Russian President Vladimir Putin approved a pardon for the ailing American based on humanitarian reasons, U.S. officials said.The White House and the State Department had urged Moscow to release Robert Gilman, 32, so he can receive…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chrissy Metz is opening up about her decision to use a GLP-1 after years of skepticism about the popular weight-loss medications.During an appearance on “The Today Show” on Monday, the “This Is Us” star, 45, explained that she reconsidered the drugs as…
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Tuesday he is working to fix telecom issues flagged after a military helicopter carrying President Donald Trump last week came too close to a passenger jet departing Reagan Washington National Airport.The incident raised serious questions about why the passenger airplane was allowed to depart…
What we are discussing here today is a rare military and police firearm that dates back to a time when Poland was behind the Iron Curtain. As a result, it was rarely seen in the United States during the Cold War, yet it still managed to earn a level of…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: American taxpayers will no longer be on the hook for child sex-change hormones or surgeries, as a key Trump administration agency announced Tuesday that Medicaid will stop funding such procedures and therapies.Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator…
Lockheed Martin on Monday announced the launch of Strigo, a new line of modular missile and sensor hardware, along with a dedicated product center designed to get weapons into the field faster. The line covers radio-frequency sensors, missile datalinks and missile seeker technologies, all built on a common baseline architecture.…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Bravo host Andy Cohen defended “The Real Housewives” show and brand on Sunday for having what a critic referred to as “MAGA women.”On his Threads account, the “Watch What Happens Live” host took part in a brief question-and-answer session during a plane flight…
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MoreThis article was originally published by Willow Tohi at Natural News. Danish researchers analyzing 45,701 deaths found antidepressant use for 1-5 years increased sudden cardiac death risk by 56%, while 6+ years of use more than doubled the risk Adults aged 30-39 faced a fivefold increase in sudden cardiac death risk after six or more years of antidepressant use A separate Australian review found evidence that the long-term antidepressant benefits are flawed, with withdrawal symptoms routinely misclassified as relapse Antidepressants deplete magnesium and CoQ10, nutrients essential for cardiac electrical stability and heart muscle function Experts urge regular medication reviews every six months and holistic treatment approaches, including exercise, sunlight, and nutrient supplementation The discovery: Why this study changes everything A landmark Danish study presented at the 2025 European Heart Rhythm Association congress has revealed a dangerous connection between long-term antidepressant use and sudden cardiac death that researchers say has been dangerously overlooked. Scientists at Rigshospitalet in Copenhagen analyzed all deaths among 4.3 million Danish residents in 2010, reviewing death certificates and autopsy reports for 45,701 deaths and 6,002 cases of sudden cardiac death. The findings, adjusted for age, sex, and existing health conditions, showed that the longer people took antidepressants,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Two underdog candidates advanced to a runoff election in Oklahoma’s 2026 Democratic Senate primary after no candidate clinched a majority of the vote.N’kiyla Jasmine Thomas, a nurse and Chickasaw Nation citizen, and Jim Priest, a lawyer and ordained minister, will compete in an Aug. 25 runoff election, according to The Associated Press.Thomas won 45% of the vote, followed by Priest, who registered just under 24% support.The winner will face Rep. Kevin Hern, R-Okla., who easily clinched the GOP nomination for the deep-red Senate seat and avoided a runoff election. Hern is endorsed by President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D. 6 MONTHS TO MIDTERMS: THE SENATE SEATS THAT COULD TIP THE BALANCE OF POWERUnder Oklahoma law, if no candidate secures more than 50% of the primary vote, the top two vote-getters will compete in a runoff election.Sen. Alan Armstrong, R-Okla., a former energy executive who currently represents the seat, was barred by state law from seeking election for a full Senate term. He was appointed by Gov. Kevin Stitt, R-Okla., to replace Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin in March.The Democratic primary winner will face an uphill battle…
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — The U.S. Army’s 25th Infantry Division (25th ID) has undergone a veritable metamorphosis in the past few years, but Maj. Gen. James Bartholomees, its commanding general, explained even more transformation is coming.Speaking to Defense News from the Philippines, Bartholomees confirmed that, as an original Transformation in Contact division, four of his five brigades have changed significantly already. Following his mobile infantry, artillery and sustainment brigades, he revealed the 25th Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB) is “next on the docket to do some transformation.”“The Gray Eagle company that was in Alaska is going to move to Hawaii – and what we see over time is, as the Army determines what type of larger-class unmanned aerial systems it uses, that those will land in the CAB.”The general said longer-range drones “are essential to support the ranges that we can now shoot out to, particularly with HIMARS.”In fact, 25th ID was the first U.S. infantry division to receive HIMARS, a weapon that greatly extends the formation’s reach compared to incumbent M777 and M119 towed howitzers. Because of HIMARS, Bartholomees pointed out his “division artillery is really what transformed the most.”Maj. Gen. James Bartholomees (left), the U.S: Army 25th Infantry Division’s…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. And here’s what you need to know to start your day …TOP 31. Billionaire delivers rare blow to Trump’s endorsement machine2. Mom’s call unraveled alleged plan targeting White House UFC event3. Trump calls $300B Iran investment report ‘false’MAJOR HEADLINESBALLOT BATTLE — Primary results from DC, Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma and California. Continue reading …FOLLOW THE MONEY — Karmelo Anthony claims he’s penniless as business records tied to parents draw scrutiny. Continue reading …BEHIND BARS — ‘Happy Face’ killer warns fellow serial killer Rex Heuermann could be ‘tossed to the wolves’ in prison. Continue reading …ROUGH WATERS — US travelers warned after deadly rides and sexual assaults tied to local beach vendors. Continue reading …LOCKDOWN LIFTED — Suspect in custody after Delaware hospital shooting leaves at least 1 person dead. Continue reading …–POLITICSTRUCE ISSUES — Senate GOP blocks war powers vote, giving Trump room to finalize Iran deal. Continue reading …SHORT SUPPLY — A problem hiding in plain sight is keeping Americans from buying homes. Continue reading …SPY GAMES — Trump DNI pick braces for Senate grilling as temporary stand-in fuels Dem…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A getaway car with no driver? That is a new one. Police say that is what happened outside Hot 8 Yoga in San Francisco’s Marina district. Police records reportedly show that a burglar slipped inside the studio, grabbed activewear and got out in under three minutes. Waiting outside was a Waymo robotaxi.The suspect allegedly loaded the stolen clothing into the trunk, climbed in and rode away as if the whole thing were a normal pickup.That is what makes this case so wild. A basic burglary suddenly turned into a bigger question about self-driving cars, privacy and police evidence. What happens when a robotaxi becomes part of a crime scene?Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox.For simple, real-world ways to spot scams early and stay protected, visit CyberGuy.com – trusted by millions who watch CyberGuy on TV daily.Plus, you’ll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join.UBER UNVEILS A NEW ROBOTAXI WITH NO DRIVER BEHIND THE WHEEL How a Waymo robotaxi became the getaway carThe suspect allegedly used the autonomous vehicle the same…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! LOS ANGELES — Iran opened its World Cup campaign with a 2-2 draw against New Zealand on Monday at Los Angeles Stadium, drawing a near-capacity crowd after pre-tournament concerns about ticket demand.Inside the stadium, fans brought competing symbols of identity, with some waving the flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran and others displaying the pre-revolution Lion and Sun flag, a historical emblem used by some opponents of the government.That difference in symbolism also appeared among some fans in how they described their support for the national soccer team and its separation from political views about Iran’s leadership.That divide extends beyond the stadium into communities across Southern California, home to one of the largest Iranian populations outside Iran.JUDGE UPHOLDS FIFA’S BAN ON IRAN’S OLD FLAG AT WORLD CUP GAMES AFTER EMERGENCY HEARING The Sunday before Iran’s World Cup opener against New Zealand, members of Arya FC gathered in the San Fernando Valley for a playoff match in a recreational over-48 league. Co-founder Nader Adeli, who also manages and coaches the team, said Arya FC was formed about a decade ago and fields two squads. He said most players are Iranian-born immigrants, and…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! ATLANTA, GA. – He wasn’t on the ballot, but President Donald Trump’s immense clout over the GOP faced more key tests in high-stakes Republican runoffs in Georgia and in neighboring Alabama Tuesday.While the power of a Trump endorsement in Republican primaries didn’t escape unscathed, Trump-backed candidates won two of the three top races, with the one setback coming against a billionaire businessman who shelled out over $100 million of his own money to boost his campaign.Rep. Barry Moore, a House Freedom Caucus member and longtime Trump supporter who was endorsed by the president, comfortably defeated rival Jared Hudson, a former Navy SEAL sniper who was supported by some top names on the right, in solidly red Alabama’s GOP Senate runoff.TRUMP NOTCHES ANOTHER ENDORSEMENT WIN In battleground Georgia’s Republican Senate runoff, an 11th hour endorsement by Trump this past weekend helped boost Rep. Mike Collins, a MAGA champion, to victory over former college football coach Derek Dooley, who was backed by popular conservative Gov. Brian Kemp.Collins will face Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff in the general election in a race that’s among a handful that will likely decide if the GOP holds its slim…
The Caldwell ClayCopter Hand-Held Thrower is putting a new spin on the age-old pastime of clay shooting.Several years ago, against the base of a mountain north of Spokane, friends and I escaped from our service-industry jobs to shoulder shotguns, sling clays and let fly strings of lead, watching as the discs turned to dust and showering pines and dirt in bursts of orange. It was cheap fun—gas was likely more expensive than the $10 for 90 clays and the other $10 for the handheld disc thrower we forgot back at home.Crushing clays was fun, but I also really enjoyed rearing back and serving up a fast pigeon like some MLB submariner. In some ways, it seemed more fun than wielding the boomstick itself.Then, at SHOT Show 2025, Caldwell demoed its ClayCopter. Their product managers launched thousands upon thousands of plastic copters for range-day attendees to blast from the sky. The product managers, smiles on faces, never seemed to tire of the fun.The concept of the ClayCopter is fairly simple: From a handheld launcher, the operator sends soaring one or two plastic 90- or 110-millimeter-wide clay copters at speeds ranging from insanely fast to somewhat slow. The launcher itself is powered…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Army Maj. Jonathan Turnbull was given 12 hours to live after an ISIS suicide bomber attacked his team in Manbij, Syria in 2019. After seven years and 23 life-saving surgeries, he competed in the 2026 Warrior Games in San Antonio, Texas. Nearly 200 service members competed in 12 adaptive sports during the 2026 Warrior Games. All athletes have some form of service-related ailments like physical injuries, traumatic brain injuries, visual impairments or PTSD.The 9/11 attacks inspired Maj. Turnbull to enlist in the U.S. Army in 2004.”On 9/11, I remember the day. Everybody’s got their 9/11 stories, and mine’s just like everybody else’s,” Maj. Turnbull said. “I was shocked, appalled, horrified, and motivated after the attacks. I wanted to do something to prevent it from ever happening again.”AMERICA’S WOUNDED, STRUGGLING VETERANS GET BRAND-NEW HOMES BUILT BY FLORIDA TEENS For the next 15 years, Maj. Turnbull was involved in several missions to enhance the lives of people living in war-torn areas as a civil affairs officer for the U.S. Special Operations Command.On Jan. 15, 2019, Maj. Turnbull was supposed to return from deployment in Syria. He decided to stay. “The Special Operations…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A top Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) official has been accused of helping funnel more than $1.2 million in donor funds to a confidential informant who infiltrated a neo-Nazi organization — a source prosecutors say was also the official’s secret romantic partner.The details were revealed in a superseding indictment filed June 2 by the Department of Justice (DOJ) against the SPLC, which has faced mounting scrutiny over allegations that it funded individuals tied to extremist groups it publicly opposed.According to the document, the director of the SPLC’s Intelligence Project was in a secret romantic relationship with a paid field source who infiltrated a neo-Nazi organization known as the National Alliance at the direction of SPLC. The SPLC director reportedly shared a home with the source and allegedly used a fake company to funnel charitable funds to the partner. A significant portion of the money reportedly ended up in a shared bank account used to fund their life together.NEO-NAZIS, ‘SADISTIC’ BIKERS AND CHARLOTTESVILLE ORGANIZER: 5 OF THE MOST SHOCKING SPLC INFORMANTS Based on details laid out in the superseding indictment, the individual was identified only as the “person who would become Director of the…
