NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Fox News’ “Antisemitism Exposed” newsletter brings you stories on the rising anti-Jewish prejudice across the U.S. and the world.IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:- Jewish community in Denver in fear over rise of democratic socialist Melat Kiros- Fetterman unloads on reporter from ‘trash’ anti-Israel outlet- Piers Morgan eviscerates Ivy League student who refused to work ‘for a Jew’TOP STORY: Denver’s Jewish community is living in absolute terror after 29-year-old Democratic Socialist Melat Kiros pulled off a shock primary upset. Local leaders warn the far-left firebrand’s dangerous rhetoric—including blaming Israel for domestic antisemitism and refusing to call a deadly local firebombing an antisemitic hate crime—is fueling violent threats and leaving visibly Jewish residents terrified to walk the streets. VIDEO:Just hours before President Trump announced that Hamas had agreed to a roadmap that includes disarmament, Israeli President Isaac Herzog discussed the U.S.-Israel alliance, Iran, Mamdani and much more. WATCH HERE:GO BIG JOHN: Pro-Israel Sen. John Fetterman torched a reporter from anti-Israel outlet Drop Site News on Capitol Hill, openly mocking the site as a “trash outlet” that loves Hamas, Iran, and Hezbollah. The outspoken Pennsylvania Democrat told the journalist he loves watching Israel eliminate terrorist leaders and vowed he…

It’s a Prehistoric Recipe that Has Emerged as Today’s Health Food. Bone broth is exactly what it sounds like: A broth made from bones, although some contemporary recipes add vegetables for flavor and added nutrients. From a culinary standpoint, it’s the fundamental recipe for a stock that is often used in soups, stews, and gravies.  As more and more people looked at the nutritional profile of bone broths, they started to notice certain elements and nutrients that have been shown to have health benefits in other occurrences. Some clinical studies soon followed, and the evidence began to grow indicating that bone broth was in fact a nutritious addition to a diet and had distinctive health benefits. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! JUMP TO RECIPE But Buyer Beware While there are indications that bone broth can provide good nutritional benefits and contribute to overall health, some of the claims made about it are a bit outlandish. It may relieve some symptoms of osteoarthritis but to date, there are no credible clinical studies that prove it can cure it.  That notwithstanding, bone broth does possess an impressive list of nutrients including: Calcium Magnesium…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a detainer against a criminal illegal alien who allegedly left a 14-month-old toddler to drown in a bathtub, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).The ICE detainer asks North Carolina officials not to release Angel Israel Deras-Rivas, a Salvadoran national who was arrested Sunday in Garner.DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin criticized the Biden administration’s immigration policies, arguing they contributed to the circumstances surrounding the case.”This criminal illegal alien has been charged with murder and felony child abuse after letting a 14-month-old drown in a bathtub,” Mullin said in a statement to Fox News Digital.EXCLUSIVE: DHS SEEKS CUSTODY OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER TRUMP DEPORTATION, BIDEN RELEASE Deras-Rivas, 19, was caring for his stepchild when he allegedly left the toddler unattended in a bathtub filled with water, resulting in the child’s death, according to an arrest warrant cited by The Raleigh News & Observer. The incident happened just months after Deras-Rivas married the child’s mother in April, the outlet reported.Immigration officials said Deras-Rivas, identified by DHS as a criminal illegal alien, unlawfully entered the United States through Texas in October 2023 and was released…

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Well, this isn’t going to help ESPN beat the allegations.It’s something of an open secret that ESPN wants the SEC to be the dominant powerhouse in college football. Now that ESPN is the home of most SEC television broadcasts, along with the producer of the SEC Network, it’s become abundantly clear that they have a vested interest in promoting the conference and its teams.The more SEC teams are ranked in the polls, the more “games between ranked teams” they can advertise. The more teams that reach the College Football Playoff, the better for the network. Potentially in terms of future promotion and current ratings. Their advocacy has real meaning, both in terms of fan perception and, as many believe, with the playoff selection committee.INDIANA’S CURT CIGNETTI ROASTS THE SEC AS ESPN STARTS THEIR PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN ALREADY: ‘WE DON’T WHINE’ Former Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn said as much last season, arguing that the Alabama Crimson Tide were included after a blowout loss to Georgia primarily because ESPN worked so hard, with Greg Sankey and several coaches, to sell the narrative that even reaching the SEC Championship Game was an unimaginable accomplishment. Ignore that non-competitive loss to an awful Florida State…

A C-17 Globemaster III that was facing two years out of service is airborne again after the U.S. Air Force built a replacement part itself, using a robot.The airlifter, tail number 01-0194, assigned to the 445th Airlift Wing at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, was parked overnight at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport in Texas on March 4, 2025, when severe storms and microbursts of up to 80 mph sent two private Bombardier Challenger jets careening into it.Video shot that morning showed one of the business jets come to rest beneath the C-17’s wing. The same storm system damaged numerous aircraft at airports across the metroplex.The collision damaged the C-17’s left-side door, fuselage and nose. The crew flew it home with a Boeing-qualified and Air Force-approved temporary nose panel and landing gear down.Back in Ohio, maintainers repaired the door and fuselage but determined the left nose panel had to be replaced, which is where the job stalled.Boeing was unable to find a vendor willing to build tooling for a single nose panel, according to the Air Force. After an unsuccessful repair attempt, the jet was looking at a year in storage followed by another year of repair work, sidelining…

The right handbag pulls any outfit together, and Kate Spade Outlet’s latest sale makes it easy to refresh your bag collection or just your general wardrobe for less. Save up to 73% on bestselling crossbody bags, work-ready totes and more, with select styles discounted by more than $300.Original price: $279 The Lenox Mini Crossbody has earned a 4.9-star rating from reviewers. Made from pebbled leather, the structured silhouette has room for your phone and a small wallet, while the removable strap converts it into a clutch for evenings out. One reviewer wrote, “Love this little bag. Holds more than I expected, but not so much [that] I’m weighted down. … A definite must-have.”Original price: $379 Save $270 on the Juliette Leather Medium Tote, a classic work bag with room for an iPad, Kindle and other daily essentials. The zip-top closure adds extra security, making it a practical choice for commuting and travel. One reviewer wrote, “I bought this stylish bag to go on vacation. It’s the perfect size for carry-on luggage on a flight, is comfortable to wear and has a deep pocket with a zipper.”Original price: $189 The Gemini Mini is available in rich green suede, while the remaining colors feature…

Former NFL star wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. set the record straight: He is not controversial.Smith, 47, said he is perceived as controversial for his takes, but all of them are rooted in what he believes.”I don’t think I’m controversial. I just see and say what I see. And I’m not interested in being convinced when I know what it’s supposed to look like,” Smith said during a recent appearance on OutKick’s “Don’t @ Me with Dan Dakich.”ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW! Smith, who is now at ESPN as a football analyst, said he used to be concerned with blowback. Now he is at the point where he holds himself accountable for his takes.”Today I’m at the place where I really try to work on not being lazy. And this is me. This is my worst. Sometimes if I say a guy sucks, that’s me being lazy. Just flat out. I call myself out. That’s just being flat,” Smith, who spoke on behalf of Forzet, said.”Now what I have been working on that I do care about is I now want to make sure if I am saying something that…

The Department of Veterans Affairs is launching research to determine whether psilocybin — the psychoactive ingredient in “magic mushrooms” — can be used safely and effectively to address veterans’ treatment-resistant depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.The trial, known as the Psilocybin Intervention for Veterans Overcoming Treatment-Resistant Depression,” or PIVOT, study aims to include at least 240 veterans, all of whom have difficult-to-treat major depressive disorder and some who also have PTSD.The study will take place at five VA medical centers through June 2031 and will assess patients’ levels of depression before and after treatment, side effects and overall response among participants.“Far too many veterans are living with mental health conditions that don’t respond to available treatments,” VA Secretary Doug Collins said in a statement. “Under President [Donald] Trump, VA is pursuing all avenues to evaluate new treatments and offer meaningful relief for those who have worn the uniform. This clinical trial reflects another step toward this goal.”Last month, researchers with Ohio State University’s Center for Psychedelic Drug Research and Education published the findings of a small, 12-person study on the safety of using psilocybin to treat severe PTSD in veterans. After receiving eight hours of psychotherapy and two doses of synthetic…

Custom knife maker Gabriel Berthelemy is the creative mind behind a brand new Boker Plus model, the Kazy. Built along proven dimensions and with tried-and-true user-friendly philosophies, the Kazy has broad appeal. Time makes fools of us all. Just the other day we remarked on the prevalence of the 3+ inch EDC knife, and, as if on cue, the Kazy crosses our desk with a very compact footprint – we’re looking at a 2.64 inch blade here. Boker’s copy positions the Kazy as a tactical piece, and there are certainly elements of that design school here: the aggro clip point blade with high-flown swedge in particular. There is also a slight recurve to the edge, which, while not solely seen on tactical knives, probably appears most commonly on releases in that genre. The Kazy’s color scheme stands out All of that being said, if we may venture an opinion of our own we’ll say that the Kazy looks like a great candidate for standard everyday carry. The blade length and geometry are just right for overcoming all the usual matter separation concerns of day-to-day life; moreover Boker chose to make the Kazy from Nitro-V steel, a winning formula that, although…