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MoreNEWYou 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 The FAA is spending billions to replace outdated air traffic control telecom infrastructure and radar surveillance systems after a series of failures, including significant, serious outages covering Newark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…
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. The company said the shared architecture allows Strigo hardware to be reconfigured for different missions, including air defense, missile defense and air-to-surface strike. Lockheed calls the Strigo Product Center a storefront for “ready-now and near-ready” hardware that it said can be adapted to customer needs. The company said the modular approach also lowers life cycle costs, though it stopped short of citing dollar figures. Lockheed said it has made a $250 million internal investment in the product center to date. The center was established less than two years ago and has already carried several concepts from initial design through testing, according to the release. The company said the center can move a concept from sketch to tested solution in months rather than years, allowing it to have parts on the shelf before the military even asks for them, in some cases.Stacy Kubicek, vice president and general manager of Lockheed Martin…
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 where one user asked why there were “so many MAGA women” on the series and how she could no longer watch “The Real Housewives of Orange County” because of it.Cohen denied that the show was political and emphasized the need for “different” perspectives.ANDY COHEN BLASTS GOP SENATORS OVER FAUCI GRILLING, CLAIMS THEY WERE ‘BERATING’ HIM OVER ‘IMAGINARY CRIMES’ “If we didn’t showcase people with different POV’s there would be no show. Also it’s a show about the women and their relationships, not about politics,” Cohen wrote.Fox News Digital reached out to NBCUniversal, the parent company behind Bravo TV, for comment but did not immediately hear back.Over the past few years, multiple former “Real Housewives” have spoken out about facing pushback for conservative views — even when they themselves were not conservative.In 2021, former “Real Housewives of Orange County” star Kelly Dodd was fired from the series following controversial remarks about…
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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…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! For the 333 million Americans who don’t live in New York City, there are plenty of reasons not to care what goes on there. It doesn’t affect our day-to-day lives. New Yorkers democratically elected their socialist leader. It’s their bed, let them…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Cruise passengers heading to Mexico are now paying a higher fee to visit some of the country’s most popular destinations as the latest increase in a phased tax plan takes effect.As of Aug. 1, the fee for foreign cruise passengers visiting Mexican…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Vice President JD Vance said that the proposed U.S.-Iran deal will usher in a “new day” for the Middle East, while addressing whether U.S. taxpayer funds would be used to finance Iran’s potential $300 billion reconstruction fund in an interview Monday on “Hannity”Vance told Fox News host Sean Hannity that Iran could have access to the multibillion-dollar fund if the nation fulfills the obligations outlined in its deal with the United States.”The agreement says they are not getting a single dime of American money,” he said.TRUMP SAYS IRAN DEAL ‘LARGELY NEGOTIATED’ AS 84-DAY WAR NEARS POSSIBLE END”What the agreement does say, Sean, is if the Iranians behave and if there are sanctions relief and if the Iranians are integrated into the world economy, we would invite other countries, not us, but other countries to invest in their country.” U.S. and Iranian officials reached an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, cease hostilities and address Tehran’s nuclear weapons program. The deal, known as a memorandum of understanding, is set to be signed on Friday in Switzerland.A proposed $300 billion fund under consideration by the Trump administration for Iran would be financed by…
The eight individuals aboard the B-52 Stratofortress that crashed early Monday at Edwards Air Force Base, California, were killed, U.S. Air Force officials confirmed.Gen. Ken Wilsbach, the Air Force chief of staff, said in a social media post Monday night that the force is grieving the loss of the individuals involved.“It is with profound sadness that we mourn the loss of eight teammates today at Edwards AFB,” Wilsbach said in the post. “My thoughts are with the bomber and test communities during this difficult time.”Air Force Secretary Troy Meink also lamented the deaths in a public statement, saying, “We mourn this loss and honor the service of our Airmen, civilians, and contractors who work every day to advance our mission.”At 11:20 a.m. local time, or 2:20 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, the bomber aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff for a routine test mission and burst into flames, according to service officials. Initial indications of the crash were that it was not survivable.Emergency personnel responded immediately to the scene, and as of late Monday were still working to account for all personnel, alongside base officials.At a Monday afternoon news conference, Air Force officials said they were still attempting to locate personnel, as…
After the 2026 NBA Finals wrapped up a Knicks-led gentleman’s sweep of the San Antonio Spurs, much of the conversation has shifted to evaluating Victor Wembanyama after a self-destructive postseason debut.When the final buzzer sounded in Game 5, the 7-foot-4 French phenom skipped the traditional handshake line and headed straight for the locker room.It capped off a rough Finals from a PR standpoint. Earlier in the series, Wembanyama drew criticism for a dangerously hard foul on Brunson and was later caught on camera laughing in Mitchell Robinson’s direction during a heated moment.When the reality of the loss finally set in, Wembanyama chose not to face the Knicks on the court. His postgame comments did little to clear things up, as he largely sidestepped questions about the walk-off.CHARLES BARKLEY ‘ANNOYED’ WITH VICTOR WEMBANYAMA BEING GIVEN ‘FACE OF THE LEAGUE’ TITLEThe decision opened the door for one of the NBA’s most ironic critics: notorious enforcer Draymond Green.The same Draymond Green who has spent much of his career blurring the line between basketball and mixed martial arts is now handing out lessons on sportsmanship.It’s not so much Green’s lack of self-awareness that is astonishing; it’s that he actually has something to offer the…
Late last week, the San Francisco Giants hosted their “Pride Night,” with the team wearing hats with a rainbow-colored Giants logo.Several Giants pitchers, in a statement of their faith, wrote Bible verse designations on their hats. One, starting pitcher Landen Roupp, addressed his reasoning after the game, saying that the verse is about representing “God’s covenant.””It’s just about God’s covenant and a promise that he makes to us that, you know, his faithfulness and his mercy,” Roupp said to reporters. “That’s just kind of something I believe in, and I stand firm in that, and I’m thankful we live in a country where, you know, we have the freedom to believe what we want … and express what we want.”There’s no hate at all. It’s just what I stand for, and what I stand in. I believe in God,” he added. DODGERS PITCHER CLAYTON KERSHAW DISPLAYS BIBLE PASSAGE ON HAT DURING PRIDE NIGHTNaturally, that public expression of Christian faith did not go over well with left-wing sportswriters who criticized Roupp and his teammates. Well, those critics will be overjoyed to hear that Major League Baseball has now officially stepped in.Per The Athletic, an MLB official has now “warned” those players…
DownloadDate: 2026-04-14; Brand: Federal; ProductUOM: Each; SKUs: FHGCCTAN; PGs: Federal Premium Suppressor CaseCans get hot, but Federal’s new Suppressor Case helps remove and store them.If you shoot a lot of suppressed firearms, you’ve almost certainly spent time at the end of a range session sitting around waiting for one to cool down enough to transport. We all have things to get to, so that can get annoying, quick. Thankfully, the new Federal Suppressor Case is here to solve that.This durable case features a heat-resistant internal lining with side-pinch pockets that allow you to easily remove your suppressor from your firearm while it’s still hot. Once removed, you can then store it in the case without worry. It can accommodate suppressors up to 10 inches long and also features a full-length zipper with a T-handle and a zippered external pocket for storing things like suppressor tools and other accessories.Jake Jacobs, Federal’s Accessories Product Director, said this about the new case:Modern shooters are running suppressors more today than ever before … Our unique Suppressor Case helps keep cans secure, protected, and ready to go wherever the day takes you. Its convenient design also acts like an oven mitt to help take a…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Katy Perry was living a teenage dream with Justin Trudeau over the weekend.Perry, 41, and Trudeau, 54, looked to be lucky in love while enjoying a picnic at the park in Santa Barbara, Calif.The “Firework” singer stole a few kisses from her boyfriend during the playful date before she embarks on a festival circuit over the summer.TAYLOR SWIFT, NICOLE SCHERZINGER AND KATY PERRY STUN ON THE RED CARPET Perry looked casually cute for her day in the park and wore a white T-shirt with khaki slacks. She kept her eyes shielded from the bright summer sun with a pair of sunglasses and an oversized hat.KATY PERRY AND JUSTIN TRUDEAU PACK ON THE PDA IN AFFECTIONATE RED CARPET DEBUT AT TRIBECA FESTIVALTrudeau embraced the Southern California vibes and wore a green T-shirt with black shorts and a pair of dark sunglasses.The couple giggled between kisses and lounged on a red-and-white picnic blanket while overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Perry was also spotted behind the wheel of an electric vehicle and tooled around town with Trudeau riding in the passenger seat.KATY PERRY AND JUSTIN TRUDEAU PDA SESSION CONFIRMS ROMANCE RUMORSThe “Dark Horse” musician was likely…
Landing exactly in the middle of the month, the June Buck of the Month is here. It’s a classy, dressy version of the discontinued Buck 532 Bucklock. Sometimes knife names just confuse us, but we have to hand it to Buck when it comes to the Bucklock – they accomplished a fine piece of wordplay here. Because, you see, it is a folding knife with a back lock, and hey, doesn’t “Buck” sound a little bit like “back?” Fantastic. Compared to the omnipresent 110, the Bucklock is smaller, with a 3-inch drop point blade, thinner, and actually a bit more traditional-feeling than its sibling, even with the locking component. The spine with filework on display In this limited edition return, we have S35VN steel implemented, so the edge will wear lightly through the daily cutting chores a knife of this size and shape would likely do. The last time we saw the 532 was when it cropped up in Buck’s also-limited-but-less-limited-than-the-BotM Legacy Collection; in that lineup it was made from 154CM, another rock solid EDC choice – although we think it’s safe to say S35VN is an objective upgrade. There’s no doubt, however, that the handle is the most striking…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Trump administration is using visa enforcement to target “birth tourism,” an alleged scheme utilized by foreign nationals to obtain visitor visas for the primary purpose of giving birth in the U.S. and securing American citizenship for their children.The Trump administration recently announced that it disrupted “a sophisticated birth tourism network” in West Africa involving more than 100 foreign nationals utilizing false documents and, what the State Department described as “fixers,” to get themselves visas to go to the United States to give birth so their children would be born on U.S. soil and treated as American citizens.But that was just one of the networks the State Department indicated it had uncovered. The agency’s announcement said U.S. officials identified more than 400 suspected birth tourism cases emanating from Europe since 2024, and tied to at least six companies that helped coach applicants on what to say during their visa interview, arranged housing and set-up delivery plans.”We shut it down, revoked these foreign nationals’ visas, and are coordinating with local authorities to systematically identify and cut off any similar operations,” the State Department said in its announcement. “A U.S. visa is a privilege,…
The U.S. Army has awarded General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems a contract to validate a maneuvering 155mm artillery round designed to strike targets beyond the reach of conventional rounds.The contract, announced last week, is part of the Army’s Extended Range Artillery Projectile Program, or ERAP, which seeks to field a next-generation munition that can maintain precision in GPS-degraded or denied situations. The Army is aiming to reach initial operational capability by fiscal 2030.The company tested a version of the projectile at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, last year, successfully hitting targets more than 74 miles away after being fired from an M777 howitzer. Instead of traveling only along a predetermined path, maneuvering munitions can change course in-flight to be more precise. The projectile is updated to travel farther while remaining compatible with existing artillery platforms.“Our projectile is engineered to provide extended range without rocket assist and remains compatible with legacy cannons and loaders. Its features include deployable wings and advanced redundant guidance systems,” Michael Rucker, vice president of GA-EMS Weapons Programs, said in the company’s release. “These capabilities provide agility and mission flexibility, supporting strike and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.” The U.S. Navy also tapped the company in late 2024 to…
