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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Israeli officials are warning that Iran’s ongoing internet blackout is shaping the battlefield in ways that extend far beyond cyberspace, limiting visibility into the impact of U.S. and Israeli strikes while tightening the regime’s grip on its own population.Multiple Israeli sources told Fox News that the blackout is not only restricting information from leaving Iran but also preventing citizens from organizing internally, at a time when pressure on the regime is mounting. Attempts by civilians to access the internet through satellite services such as Starlink have been disrupted through jamming, according to Israeli officials, while hundreds of individuals suspected of using such terminals have been detained.”This is a blackout on truth,” a senior Israeli intelligence official told Fox News. “The regime is hiding reality from its own people. They don’t want the Iranian people to see how badly they’re getting hit.” ISRAEL HAMMERS IRANIAN INTERNAL SECURITY COMMAND CENTERS TO OPEN DOOR TO UPRISING The information vacuum inside Iran is being filled by state-controlled narratives, according to the official. “Iranians only know what they see on TV channels controlled by the Islamic regime, which falsely shows the U.S. and Israel being destroyed,” the Israeli official…
An Oregon senator has placed a hold on unanimous consent promotions for three military officers, citing behavior — including war zone misconduct allegations and a podcast with extremist language and viewpoints — that he says make the officers “unfit” for higher roles.Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., placed a hold Wednesday on the promotions of Marine Lt. Col. Vincent Noble, Col. Thomas Siverts and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Thomas MacNeil, saying his objections to a process that would quickly approve the promotions as a bloc was based on “misconduct or concerning judgement.”In responses provided to Military Times, Wyden’s office made clear that the holds were a direct response to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s reported decision to pull two Black and two female military officers from a list of troops up for promotion to general or flag officer.“Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth have launched an unprecedented politicization of the military promotion process, most recently, reportedly blocking promotions for Black and female officers,” Wyden said. “I asked my staff to vet potential promotions, to ensure the Senate is doing its job to ensure the officers leading our armed forces continue to meet the services’ high standards.”In the case of Noble and MacNeil, Wyden cited their…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A New Jersey school district is being threatened with legal action unless it repeals a policy that lets schools withhold students’ gender-identity information from parents, setting up what could become an early test of the Supreme Court’s recent intervention in the fight over parental rights and school disclosure rules.The Thomas More Society, a conservative legal group, accused the Westwood Regional School District in a demand letter of wrongfully maintaining the policy, which also allows the schools, in some cases, to aid K-12 students’ “social transition” to becoming transgender without their parents’ knowledge. The move comes weeks after the Supreme Court dealt a major victory to conservative parents in Mirabelli v. Bonta by upholding an injunction against a similar policy in California. “I had hoped this would end the practice of secret gender transitions, but what’s becoming clear to us is this is just the beginning,” Peter Breen, Thomas More Society executive vice president, told Fox News Digital. “This is not an end, but a beginning, our big win in the Supreme Court. We are already fielding requests from other parents across the country, and we anticipate sending a lot more demand letters, unfortunately.”CATHOLIC GROUP…
MANILA, Philippines — The Japanese destroyer JS Chokai is now capable of launching U.S. Tomahawk cruise missiles, making it the first Japanese warship that can strike targets beyond 1,000 kilometers.This development marks a key shift in the country’s defense strategy. Japan committed to acquiring 400 Tomahawks last year to equip its eight Aegis destroyers as part of a larger standoff capability, which includes fielding upgraded Type 12 missiles in the southwest and deploying hyper velocity gliding projectile systems across the country.The existing missile defense network may not be fully capable of responding to threats, Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi told reporters in a briefing on Friday.“To prevent missiles flying through the missile defense network and to prevent further armed attacks, it is necessary to … have the ability to counterattack. Stand-off missiles can also be used for this counterattack ability,” Koizumi said.The destroyer’s launcher modification marks a landmark milestone in the country’s efforts to rapidly deploy stand-off capabilities and bolster deterrence measures, he added.Stand-off weaponry describes a class of ams with ranges so long that operators can fire them from a safe distance, without fearing countermeasures capable of reaching them.The defense ministry introduced stand-off capabilities in 2017, and it formed the…
This article was originally published by Garrison Vance at Natural News. Senior Commander Says Army Nears “Collapse” Due to Personnel Shortage Israel’s military chief of staff warned the country’s security cabinet this week that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) risk collapsing due to a critical shortage of personnel, according to multiple media reports. Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir reportedly stated that the military is “going to collapse in on itself” if urgent measures are not taken to address a deficit of approximately 12,000 troops. [1] The warning was delivered during a closed-door meeting on March 25, according to a report from The Cradle, a regional affairs publication. Zamir told ministers he was “raising 10 red flags” regarding the army’s condition. The statement was framed as highlighting systemic, long-term issues of sustainability rather than predicting an immediate operational halt. [2] Details of the Reported Warning and Command-Level Discussion The alleged comments were made during a meeting with Israel’s National Security Council, also known as the security cabinet. Hebrew-language news outlet Channel 13 reported that Zamir cautioned that force requirements were expanding rapidly while the army remained overstretched. He stated reserve forces were “insufficient” and the IDF was “approaching collapse” under the strain of concurrent missions. [3] Officials have not…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Israeli officials are warning that Iran’s ongoing internet blackout is shaping the battlefield in ways that extend far beyond cyberspace, limiting visibility into the impact of U.S. and Israeli strikes while tightening the regime’s grip on its own population.Multiple Israeli sources told…
An Oregon senator has placed a hold on unanimous consent promotions for three military officers, citing behavior — including war zone misconduct allegations and a podcast with extremist language and viewpoints — that he says make the officers “unfit” for higher roles.Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., placed a hold Wednesday on…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A New Jersey school district is being threatened with legal action unless it repeals a policy that lets schools withhold students’ gender-identity information from parents, setting up what could become an early test of the Supreme Court’s recent intervention in the fight…
MANILA, Philippines — The Japanese destroyer JS Chokai is now capable of launching U.S. Tomahawk cruise missiles, making it the first Japanese warship that can strike targets beyond 1,000 kilometers.This development marks a key shift in the country’s defense strategy. Japan committed to acquiring 400 Tomahawks last year to equip…
This article was originally published by Garrison Vance at Natural News. Senior Commander Says Army Nears “Collapse” Due to Personnel Shortage Israel’s military chief of staff warned the country’s security cabinet this week that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) risk collapsing due to a critical shortage of personnel, according to…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Pittsburgh Pirates center fielder Oneil Cruz has come under fire for his defensive effort early in the 2026 season as the team has dropped two of its first three games.On Sunday, Cruz heard it from Pirates broadcasters Greg Brown and Matt Capps.…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Minnesota Twins manager Derek Shelton became the first manager to be ejected over the new Automated Balls and Strikes (ABS) system on Sunday in a loss against the Baltimore Orioles.The Twins were trying to rally in the top of the ninth inning.…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Top Republican in the North Carolina Senate Phil Berger conceded his GOP primary race Tuesday after a second recount left him behind by a mere 23 votes, ending Berger’s long hold on the Triad-area seat and setting up a leadership shake-up in a key battleground state.”While this was a close race, the voters have spoken, and I congratulate Sheriff Page on his victory,” Berger wrote in a statement Tuesday after the results of the second recount confirmed Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page won the District 26 race.”Over the past 15 years, Republicans in the General Assembly have fundamentally redefined our state’s outlook and reputation. It has been an honor to play a role in that transformation.”Berger’s defeat is a major upset in North Carolina politics, particularly after President Donald Trump had endorsed him and fellow state Republicans had reportedly urged Page to end the primary challenge. Unofficial state election results showed Page with 13,135 to Berger’s 13,112.NC SENATE SHOWDOWN ESCALATES AS TRUMP RALLIES BEHIND WHATLEY TO KEEP GOP SEAT Berger has led the Senate since 2011 and has been one of the state’s most influential Republican figures, while Page’s narrow win is…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump is urging Sydney Gruters, the wife of Republican National Committee Chair Joe Gruters, to run for Congress, pledging to endorse her if she runs in Florida’s 16th Congressional District.”Word is that Sydney Gruters, the wife of our GREAT Chairman of the Republican National Committee, Joe Gruters, is considering launching her Campaign for Congress in Florida’s 16th Congressional District!” Trump wrote in a Tuesday Truth Social post.”Should she decide to enter this Race, Sydney Gruters has my Complete and Total Endorsement. RUN, SYDNEY, RUN!” the president said.BALLOT BOX UPSET: DEMOCRATS FLIP FLORIDA LEGISLATIVE SEAT IN TRUMP’S STOMPING GROUND GOP Rep. Vern Buchanan, who currently represents the Sunshine State’s 16th Congressional District, is not seeking re-election.Joe Gruters, who became RNC chair last year, is also serving as a Florida state senator.MEET JOE GRUTERS, THE TRUMP ALLY NOW AT THE HELM OF REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE “I am deeply honored to have the endorsement of President Donald J. Trump,” Sydney Gruters noted, according to Florida Politics. “His leadership transformed our country and continues to inspire millions of Americans who believe in putting America First. I’m especially committed to advancing policies that lower the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! If you’re hauling freight on America’s highways, safety isn’t optional. It’s the price of admission.That principle is at the heart of Dalilah’s Law, which the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passed today.Backed by President Trump during last month’s State of the Union, this legislation reinforces a fundamental principle: only properly trained and qualified professionals should be behind the wheel of an 80,000-pound truck. It strengthens safety standards, ensures drivers can understand and communicate in English, and closes loopholes that have allowed unqualified or improperly licensed individuals to slip through the cracks — making roads safer for everyone.FAMILY PUSHES FOR ‘DALILAH’S LAW’ AFTER TRUMP HONORS GIRL CRITICALLY INJURED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT TRUCK DRIVERDalilah’s Law is named for a young girl whose life was forever changed by a preventable crash involving an undocumented immigrant behind the wheel of a commercial truck.Speeding through a construction zone, this reckless driver hit the car five-year-old Dalilah Coleman was traveling in, leaving her with permanent disabilities that will require lifelong care. It is a devastating example of what happens when safety standards are not upheld or enforced.SOME STATES HAVE LET UNQUALIFIED FOREIGN DRIVERS ON THE ROAD AND AMERICANS…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A progressive Chicago lawmaker issued an apology Tuesday after facing backlash for suggesting a slain college student was in the “wrong place at the wrong time.”Last Thursday, Sheridan Gorman, 18, of Westchester County, New York, was gunned down while taking a walk with friends around 1:30 a.m. along Chicago’s lakefront.Alderwoman Maria Hadden sparked outrage on social media after she suggested in an interview with Fox 32 Chicago that the Loyola University Chicago student was in the “wrong place at the wrong time” and that she may have “startled” the individual who shot and killed her.The local Democrat’s comments were slammed as insensitive and also prompted a response from Gorman’s family, who referenced her remarks.PRITZKER BREAKS SILENCE ON MIGRANT CHARGED IN STUDENT’S MURDER, BLAMES TRUMP FOR ‘POLITICIZING’ CASE Hadden, a progressive ally of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, released a statement Tuesday saying her interview on Fox 32 had “gone viral on conservative media,” and that her comments were in response to a question comparing Gorman’s murder to a separate 2018 case.”In an effort to make sense of a senseless situation, I said things that landed wrong with some people,” she said. “My comments…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! John Fetterman used to be known, sadly, as the guy who had the stroke.And maybe the man who always wore the hoodie.That has dramatically changed.Now the Pennsylvania senator has alienated much of his own Democratic Party with an independent streak that often finds him siding with the Trump administration.JOHN FETTERMAN SAYS TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME IS THE ‘LEADER’ OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY Now he’s become Joe Manchin, who drove the Biden people crazy by resisting many of their liberal initiatives.But I’d go further than that. I think he’s become more like the late John McCain — without the POW part, of course — as a maverick who seems to delight in breaking with party orthodoxy. The Republican McCain, you’ll recall, was a champion of campaign finance reform with an actual Democrat in Russ Feingold.Is Fetterman paying a price? Oh, yeah.Fetterman’s popularity has taken a beating. In 2023, he was at plus 68 points. Now he’s at negative 40 points. That is a 108-point swing, absolutely stunning.FETTERMAN OPENS UP ABOUT NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCE AND HOW IT CHANGED HIS APPROACH TO POLITICSNow some Democrats are openly talking about a primary challenge against Fetterman in 2028, assuming…
Apple products rarely go on sale, but early Amazon Big Spring Sale deals are already dropping prices on AirPods, MacBooks, AirTags and more. We’ve found up to 46% off best-selling Apple tech ahead of the March 25 through 31 savings event.READ MORE: Amazon just kicked off its Big Spring Sale – shop the best deals nowBest-selling deals worth shopping this weekOur readers love these Apple picks — all discounted during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.AirPods Pro (2nd generation), renewed (44% off)These pre-owned AirPods Pro 2 offer many of the same features as the AirPods 3. You still have active noise-canceling and Spatial Audio that create an immersive experience, plus a 6-hour battery life — a slight improvement over previous generations.AirTags, 4-pack (39% off)Attach an AirTag to your luggage, keys, wallet and other belongings to easily find them if they’re misplaced. Apple’s Find My network alerts you when your item is nearby, and each AirTag is shareable with up to five people so they can help you locate it.Apple Watch Series 11 (25% off)The Apple Watch Series 11 is twice as scratch-resistant and has a more powerful chip than previous models. Health tools like hypertension alerts and enhanced sleep tracking help you better understand your overall…
Amazon’s week-long Big Spring Sale runs through March 31, with plenty of deals under $25. Shoppers can save up to 50% on reader favorites like power strips, reading glasses and silicone baking mats. READ MORE: Amazon just kicked off its Big Spring Sale – shop the best deals nowLatest deals 10-foot extension cord with outlets: $9.98 (50% off)Round power strip: $14.99 (29% off)Neutrogena makeup wipes: $9.97 (27% off)Car trash can: $9.99 (23% off)Sponges: $9.99 (23% off)Jar opener: $7.99 (20% off)Microfiber cleaning cloths, 12-pack: $6.79 (15% off)Kleenex Ultra Soft facial tissues, 4-pack: $6.58 (12% off)Original price: $39.99 Amazon’s No. 1 best-selling tire inflator is a Fox News reader favorite for a reason. It’s compact enough to stash in your car but powerful enough for car tires, with preset pressure settings, a digital display and a built-in flashlight with SOS mode.Original price: $39.99 This seamless bra delivers wire-free support with a soft, stretchy feel and wide straps that stay comfortable. The flexible fit works for everyday wear, and the nude option is under $10 right now.Original price: $18.99 At less than $10, these garden shears are a low-cost tool worth having on hand. They handle everything from trimming your prized bushes to light branches and feature a safety lock…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Georgia judge granted a bond of only $1 to a woman charged with murder after she allegedly took pills to induce an abortion at approximately five months pregnant, which is illegal under the state’s abortion restrictions.Alexia Moore, 31, has spent nearly three weeks behind bars in coastal Camden County after her arrest on March 4, when police used an arrest warrant with language that mirrors the state’s abortion ban after six weeks gestation.”I think that charge is extremely problematic,” Superior Court Judge Steven Blackerby said of the murder charge during a bond hearing on Monday, according to The New York Times.”That is going to be a hard charge to convict upon,” the judge continued.ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR CALIFORNIA DOCTOR IN LOUISIANA ABORTION PILL CASE Blackerby set Moore’s total bond at $2,001, ordering $1,000 bond amounts for each of her two drug charges on top of the murder charge.Moore’s case is among the first in Georgia of a woman facing charges for terminating a pregnancy since the Peach State’s abortion ban was adopted in 2019, banning abortions after embryonic cardiac activity can be detected, which is typically at about six weeks gestation.District…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) announced two people were arrested after a U.S. Park Police (USPP) officer was shot Monday night in southeast Washington, D.C.Darren Foster, 21, of southeast D.C., was arrested Monday shortly after the shooting Monday. Asheile Foster, 22, of southeast D.C., was arrested Tuesday. Both suspects are charged with assault on a federal police officer with a gun, according to the police department.The shooting happened at about 7:30 p.m. Monday while the officer was investigating a USPP incident in an unmarked Tesla vehicle, FOX 5 D.C. reported.PARK POLICE OFFICER SHOT IN SOUTHEAST DC SUFFERS NON-LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES AS PROBE UNFOLDS Two armed men allegedly approached the officer’s car and fired multiple shots, hitting him in the upper body. The officer was able to drive away, before being taken by USPP’s aviation unit to a local hospital for treatment.VIOLENT DC TEEN TAKEOVER IN UPSCALE NEIGHBORHOOD ESCALATES TO GUNFIRE U.S. Park Police confirmed the officer suffered injuries that were not life-threatening, and he has since been discharged from the hospital.FOX 5 reported MPD has information suggesting the suspects knew the person inside the Tesla was an officer, though no motive has been released. Authorities raided a…
