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MoreJesse Marsch was born in Wisconsin, played professionally in MLS and represented the United States as both a player and an assistant coach before landing premier managerial jobs in Europe and eventually taking over the Canadian national team in 2024.The case could quite easily be made that Marsch owes a significant amount of his career to being born in the United States. After all, he played collegiately at Princeton under coach Bob Bradley before being drafted by D.C. United in 1996. When Marsch retired from playing, Bradley happened to be the coach of the U.S. men’s national team. Marsch joined his staff, and his coaching career was off and running.Marsch lived the American soccer dream in a time when one didn’t even really exist, but seems to have lost any form of appreciation for that. Who knows, he may have never had any to begin with. CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEMarsch’s Canadian side is set to take on the U.S. men’s national team in a friendly on Tuesday in Saint Paul, Minnesota. In the days leading up to the match, the 52-year-old chose to stoke the fires by explaining that his home country is nothing but a propaganda-infused…
The U.S. Air Force certified a team of special agents to operate small autonomous systems, or sUAS, in an effort to improve the drone’s system operations across the service.In a first, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations has certified the group to operate and instruct others on the Skydio X10D, with the model able to assist missions that need “an eye in the sky,” according to a Tuesday release.Six personnel completed a weeklong course at the office’s headquarters in Quantico, Virginia, making up the first group of instructors able to bring back the capability to technical operation units in the field, the statement reads.“We not only learned how to operate the drones, but also how to properly instruct other individuals on how to fly successfully to meet mission needs,” Special Agent Logan Trigg, assigned to the 2nd Field Investigations Squadron Technical Operations Program, said in the announcement.Trigg will now train the entire 2nd FIS on drone operations in order for all agents to be certified, ensuring the ability to “attack the mission effectively.”With the “train-the-trainer” model, the Office of Special Investigations aims to grow the program so the capability can support surveillance, outdoor crime scene, protective-service support and other…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker made waves with his visit to the University of Texas-Austin before he even made it into the Lone Star State. While he was speaking at an event last week hosted by University Democrats, a student group, another speaker with a much different point of view was telling her story of survival. Former Hamas hostage Maya Regev spoke to students with the goal of ensuring that they hear from someone who witnessed the horrors of Oct. 7, 2023, firsthand.In a recent conversation with Fox News Digital, Regev took issue with one of Piker’s infamous remarks that “It doesn’t matter if rapes f—ing happened on Oct. 7, like that doesn’t change the dynamic for me.”HAMAS USED SEXUAL VIOLENCE ‘DELIBERATELY AND SYSTEMATICALLY’ ON OCT 7, COMMISSION REPORT FINDS Regev said students concerned about cases like the sexual assault allegations against Cornell fraternity members may be listening to a person who’s said “rape doesn’t matter.”Asked about his controversial remarks about the reported rapes committed by Hamas on Oct. 7, Piker told The New Republic that there was “definitely testimony of sexual violence that had taken place amongst the hostages. But that doesn’t…
The USS Abraham Lincoln will return to its California homeport after a 320-day deployment that raised concerns over degrading sailor morale and mental health.The ship left Naval Station San Diego on Nov. 21, 2025, and joined military operations in the Middle East after the U.S. launched the Iran war alongside Israel on Feb. 28. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will greet sailors when they set foot on American soil for the first time in over 10 months.“Secretary Hegseth will welcome the USS Lincoln home tomorrow following their deployment,” the Defense Department said. “Secretary Hegseth will also speak to the crew on the ship, participate in PT and eat lunch with warfighters in the area.”On Aug. 6, families of loved ones aboard the Lincoln told military officials at a town hall meeting in San Diego, California, that they were concerned about possibilities of self-harm and food shortages.Military Times reported several days later that two service members attempted to jump overboard, though the circumstances that led to their attempts were unclear.Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao confirmed in a Sept. 22 letter to Congress that eight sailors attempted suicide aboard ships from the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group since the beginning of its…
We Knife Co. has just unleashed the Nexomorph onto the world. This is a high-end knife that transforms between punch dagger and modern locking knife forms. While we have literally no engineering knowledge, years of observing, interviewing, and writing about knife makers large and small makes us think that designing a morphing knife would be quite the challenge – to say nothing about implementing such a design on a mass production scale. But this is not We Knife Co.’s first morphing knife rodeo; under the Civivi label, they created the Typhoeus, which could switch between a push blade and a fixed blade form. The Nexomorph closes up just like a regular folding knife The Nexomorph brings that piece to mind, obviously, but it’s really an evolution of the concept as a whole – especially when you consider that, unlike the Typhoeus, the Nexomorph incorporates an entire button lock system so that, in its folding knife form, it can be used with confidence. The Nexomorph’s blade is 2.95 inches long, so in that folder form it will be a reliable EDC knife, whether your DC needs involve breaking down boxes, cutting cordage, or slicing up an apple. As usual We implemented…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Alan Alda is sharing his surprising method of coping with Parkinson’s.The actor, 90, best known for portraying Captain Benjamin Franklin “Hawkeye” Pierce in the CBS wartime sitcom “M*A*S*H,” was diagnosed with the degenerative motor disease in 2015 and publicly shared the news in 2018. The diagnosis came after the actor learned that his own behavior of acting out dreams could be an early Parkinson’s symptom.DAD JOKES MAY BE GOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN IN ONE SURPRISING WAY, EXPERTS SAY”I had a symptom, which at the time was not that well-known: Acting out your dreams,” he said in an Oct. 4 interview with CBS News. “I had a dream that somebody was attacking me. And I picked up a sack of potatoes and threw it at ’em. What I was really doing was throwing a pillow at Arlene, my wife.”Alda identified humor as his way of coping with the frustrations and limitations of the disease. While he acknowledged the frustrations of the physical effects and limitations of Parkinson’s, he said “the best way to deal with anything that’s a little bit of a problem is to find out what’s funny about it and laugh at…
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Jesse Marsch was born in Wisconsin, played professionally in MLS and represented the United States as both a player and an assistant coach before landing premier managerial jobs in Europe and eventually taking over the Canadian national team in 2024.The case could quite easily be made that Marsch owes a…
The U.S. Air Force certified a team of special agents to operate small autonomous systems, or sUAS, in an effort to improve the drone’s system operations across the service.In a first, the Air Force Office of Special Investigations has certified the group to operate and instruct others on the Skydio…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker made waves with his visit to the University of Texas-Austin before he even made it into the Lone Star State. While he was speaking at an event last week hosted by University Democrats, a student group, another speaker…
The USS Abraham Lincoln will return to its California homeport after a 320-day deployment that raised concerns over degrading sailor morale and mental health.The ship left Naval Station San Diego on Nov. 21, 2025, and joined military operations in the Middle East after the U.S. launched the Iran war alongside…
We Knife Co. has just unleashed the Nexomorph onto the world. This is a high-end knife that transforms between punch dagger and modern locking knife forms. While we have literally no engineering knowledge, years of observing, interviewing, and writing about knife makers large and small makes us think that designing…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Alan Alda is sharing his surprising method of coping with Parkinson’s.The actor, 90, best known for portraying Captain Benjamin Franklin “Hawkeye” Pierce in the CBS wartime sitcom “M*A*S*H,” was diagnosed with the degenerative motor disease in 2015 and publicly shared the news…
The Pentagon on Monday named four directed-energy weapons for a homeland counter-drone pilot, the first systems the military will field and test at U.S. bases under a program ordered by Congress.The four systems selected are AeroVironment’s Palletized High-Energy Laser, Epirus’ Leonidas high-powered microwave, Kord’s Firefly high-energy laser and Boeing’s Compact…
For the first time in his life, let alone his career, LeBron James is calling the East Coast his home.The NBA’s all-time leading scorer is set to begin his unprecedented 24th season later this month as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers after spending his previous eight seasons in Los…
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MoreThe first brass casings struck the concrete with a loud pinging sound, and I couldn’t help but smile. Nothing beats a real side-by-side comparison. Spec sheets and press releases can only tell you so much. The real answers come when you put rounds downrange. The Hellcat Pro Comp “stock” gun is an amazing pistol. Does it benefit from the custom treatment? On this day, I had two pistols on deck: the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro Comp stock with an Olight SE Red Dot versus a custom-built Hellcat Pro from Floyd Custom Shop (FCS). The custom Hellcat Pro was decked out with an Enforcer slide and an Apex Tactical trigger, and a Vortex Defender-CCW red dot sight. To keep variables to a minimum, I used Sim-X Range-Core for the bulk of the live-fire drills — group work, timed strings, and extended magazine cycling. Range-Core delivers consistent, practice-oriented performance with the same ballistic fingerprint as defensive loads. I also brought along some paper silhouette targets and a Shooter’s Global Timer. Although the weather was cold, clear skies made it a perfect day to let the guns speak for themselves. First Impressions The Pro Comp made a solid first impression. The 3.7” hammer-forged…
The Ebola virus is continuing its spread in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Cases have now topped 3.200 while deaths are at 1,405. The outbreak has now spread across 48 health zones in five provinces. The official statistics put the overall case fatality rate at 43.9%. Currently, only 571 patients have recovered, while 773 people remain in isolation or are hospitalized with an ongoing infection. Uganda has recorded 20 confirmed Ebola infections, including two deaths and 18 recoveries, according to official figures. France has reported one imported case linked to the outbreak, with the patient having since recovered. According to a report by RT, Ituri remains the epicenter of the outbreak, accounting for 28 affected health zones. North Kivu has reported cases in 11 health zones. South Kivu currently has only one affected zone, where officials say no new confirmed infections have been detected for 60 days and surveillance continues. Cases have also been recorded in five health zones in Haut-Uele and three in Tshopo. On Thursday, World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that a lack of international support in helping combat this outbreak could hamper efforts to contain it. Already, the strike is limiting access to…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Entries from early 2020 in a now-exposed personal diary kept by Dr. Anthony Fauci during the COVID-19 pandemic show that he privately estimated the death rate from the illness was significantly lower than what he told Congress under oath only weeks later.Fauci, 85, has come under intense scrutiny for years regarding his approach leading the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic, and his alleged links to the Chinese lab where the virus originated. He will return to Capitol Hill on Wednesday before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee to speak about his newly publicized personal records.”The stated mortality over all of this when you look at all the data including China is about three percent. It first started off as two and three,” Fauci said in testimony before the House Oversight Committee on March 11, 2020, according to a transcript of the hearing. LEGACY MEDIA IGNORES MASSIVE ANTHONY FAUCI DOCUMENT RELEASE ALLEGING HE MISLED CONGRESS ON COVID ORIGINSDuring the hearing just weeks into the virus reaching the U.S., he was asked by Rep. Michael Cloud, R-Texas, to compare the mortality from COVID-19 to the mortality of the seasonal flu.”I think…
Earlier this year, the Marine Corps unveiled new barracks in Okinawa, Japan, where junior enlisted Marines will have private bedrooms, a departure from the service’s traditional shared-room model.The announcement sparked speculation that similar barracks could be built elsewhere, but the service said the Okinawa complex is a unique case rather than a blueprint for installations in the United States.A Marine Corps official told Task & Purpose this week that the service has no plans to build similar barracks for corporals and below at its U.S. bases. The official said the Okinawa project differs from typical Marine Corps barracks because the Japanese government funded the $320 million complex as part of an agreement between the United States and Japan.The official defended the service’s existing shared-room model, saying it “promotes camaraderie and small-unit leadership, which are foundational to the Marine Corps ethos.”The official added that shared rooms also make more efficient use of available space and resources, “maximizing our ability to provide quality housing for all personnel.”News of the private rooms was first reported by Stars and Stripes, which attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the facility in June. About 1,100 Marines are expected to move into the new barracks complex in August.Joseph…
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Let’s get the final Monday of July 2026 rolling with a fresh edition of Monday Screencaps where we cook up some content before football season gets cranked up. Guys, I’m disappearing for a few days after this column to get some family vacation time in before the kids dive into school sports and the school year starts in two weeks.It’s that time of the year. It’s now or never for those final family getaways, which means SeanJo will be with you the rest of the week.Guys, we only have ourselves to blame if we give in and buy this crap in July. RESIST! I’m begging you to RESPECT SUMMER for your kids’ future, for humanity and everything we hold dear.To do my part, I spent approximately eight hours on the patio Saturday playing sheriff to more 13 year old boys who came over to swim. I can report that this group of boys handled themselves very well. A Saturday without pool drama is a major victory.On Sunday, I kept RESPECTING SUMMER by hitting the links with Millennial Chris B. in Bowling Green, Canoe Kirk and new NW Ohio resident One Leg Bell, who moved up here from Florida. I went…
This article was originally published by Lance D Johnson at Natural News. Heavy explosions lit up the skies over Ahvaz on Friday as American bombers pounded Iranian cities for the 13th consecutive night, but as the US resumes its bombing campaign over Iranian skies, the real detonation may be happening inside the Pentagon’s war rooms. The United States, having signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding with Iran just weeks ago, has now shredded that ceasefire agreement and embarked on a bombing campaign that military analysts say cannot succeed without a full-scale ground occupation of the Strait of Hormuz region. What began as a campaign to “diminish the threat” to commercial shipping has morphed into an open-ended assault on Iran’s entire military infrastructure, from telecommunications towers in Khorramabad to naval assets in Jask. The US Central Command boasts of targeting command centers, drone sites, and coastal surveillance positions, but the desperate strategy reveals a desperate truth: America continues to abandon diplomacy, ripping up deals that hold them accountable, and they find themselves struggling week-after-week, trying to annihilate a more developed nation that refuses to become the next Iraq. Key points: US forces have conducted 13 consecutive nights of strikes across southern…
When people think about prepping, their minds usually jump to expensive gear like generators, tactical bags, and water filter systems with price tags in the hundreds. But some of the most useful items for riding out a disaster are already in your house. These everyday household items are cheap, easy to find, and usually overlooked, which is exactly what makes them so valuable. This list of inexpensive prepper items comes from the YouTube channel The Provident Prepper, and it’s packed with practical uses you may not have considered before. You can watch the video and see the list below. 1. Baking Soda Baking soda earns its spot on almost every prepper list because it does so much more than leaven bread. It works as a homemade toothpaste, a fire suppressant, and a powerful deodorizer. Sprinkle it on smelly carpet, let it sit, then vacuum it up. It also works as a dry shampoo in a pinch, and adding a bit to a pot of beans while they soak helps soften them before cooking (just be sure to drain and rinse before cooking in fresh water). Baking soda is also an excellent natural cleaner. A simple combination of Dawn dish soap…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “Friday Night Lights” star Adrianne Palicki found something in Texas that she knew Hollywood would never give her.During an interview with Fox News Digital at a special fan screening celebrating 20 years of the iconic show — hosted by Plex and ATX TV, Palicki explained that she found “heart,” which she did not have while living in the “negativity” of Los Angeles. “Heart. Not a lot of my friends are actually even in the industry, but it does give us creative freedom and now there’s a huge industry starting to pick up there,” she began, referring to Austin, Texas. “We’re able to make the movies we wanna make.” The actress explained that in LA, it requires a lot of money to make movies. “And in Austin, you can get together with your friends and you can. You know, scrape it up, and you just make whatever you want to make and I think that’s really special,” Palicki said.She explained that she decided to make the move thanks to filming “Friday Night Lights.” Palicki told Fox News Digital that after shooting the pilot, she fully moved to Texas and initially would stay with Connie…
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. NBA star blasts NYC’s Mamdani as ‘mayor playing president’ 2. Iran rejects talks as Trump pauses 2-week bombing campaign3. GOP rep calls to ‘clean house’ at the SmithsonianMAJOR HEADLINES CROWD PANIC — Multiple people dead after gunfire breaks out at Seattle festival. Continue reading … THE INTENT TEST — Mother accused of strangling 3 kids heads to trial with one question looming. Continue reading … VANISHING ACT — Couple said their missing baby was a hoax, but police say evidence tells another story. Continue reading …ISLAND MYSTERY — Search enters fifth day after North Carolina woman vanishes during Caribbean getaway. Continue reading … FULL THROTTLE — Haitian TPS clock runs out as ICE gears up for a sweeping enforcement crackdown. Continue reading …–POLITICS FULL DISCLOSURE — Inside Fauci’s private diary: What he privately wrote about Trump, TV personalities and celebrities. Continue reading … AMERICA FIRST? — House Republican says the Iran war has ‘significantly weakened’ America. Continue reading …FULL DISCLOSURE — From ‘a bit of a loose…
