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MoreWe’ve all seen teams calling the NFL draft prospects they intend to select minutes before the card is turned in to the league. The moment often plays out on television or is shared on social media — but the Arizona Cardinals initially couldn’t connect for their call with Jeremiyah Love Thursday night.It wasn’t a lack of trying; the club dialed the number they had for Love.But, nope, no connection to the intended No. 3 overall draft pick. So the team’s brain trust calmy stepped back, took a breath, considered options and tried something else.NFL DRAFT HAS ‘SPECIAL’ PLAYER IN JEREMIYAH LOVE, GM SAYS And all the while underlings scrambled madly for a correct number.”If you want me to tell you the honest-to-God truth, we had the wrong phone number,” Cardinals general manager Monti Ossenfort said later.”The phone number that we were given was the wrong one and so that was a little bit of the delay. But we got that straightened out and we called Jeremiyah and got ahold of him. That is what the delay was, technical difficulties.”ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!We have to thank Ossenfort for his transparency.…
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine will contract 25,000 unmanned ground vehicles in the first half of 2026, more than double the 2025 total, as the Defense Ministry moves to shift all frontline logistics off soldiers and onto robots.Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov shared the target after meeting with domestic UGV manufacturers last week, where he also announced that the ministry had already begun signing contracts for 2027 to stabilize long-term manufacturer pipelines.“UGVs perform important logistics and evacuation tasks on the front line,” Fedorov wrote in a Facebook post on April 18. “In March alone, the military carried out more than 9,000 missions using them.”“Our goal — 100% of frontline logistics should be performed by robotic systems,” the minister said.Ukraine’s Defense Ministry has spent over 14 billion hryvnia, or roughly $330 million, to push more than 181,000 drones, UGVs and electronic warfare systems to the front since January through a digital procurement system that allows frontline units to order equipment directly from domestic manufacturers, Fedorov said Thursday.Within days of Fedorov’s announcement, Kyiv codified the Bizon-L — a 300-kilogram-payload logistics robot with a 50-kilometer range — under NATO cataloging standards and cleared it for operational use across Ukraine’s armed forces and those of allies.Ukrainian…
Octopuses’ earliest relatives that lived 100 million years ago may have been “gigantic” predators that hunted alongside the dinosaurs, according to new research.Although scientists previously believed that the earliest finned octopuses lived around 15 million years ago, researchers with Hokkaido University found fossilized jaws found inside late Cretaceous rock samples, according to a study published in the journal “Science” on Thursday.Because octopuses are soft-bodied animals, they don’t fossilize well except for the jaw bones, making their evolutionary history difficult to trace, the researchers explained in a news release.The researchers used high-resolution grinding tomography and an artificial intelligence model to find the fossils, which were located in rock samples that had been preserved in seafloor sediments found in Japan and Vancouver Island from 100 to 72 million years ago.T.REX DIDN’T BECOME AN 8-TON GIANT OVERNIGHT: SCIENTISTS REVEAL HOW LONG THE APEX PREDATOR TOOK TO GROW The Late Cretaceous was the final epoch of the Mesozoic Era, which was dominated by the dinosaurs, including tyrannosaurus rex and triceratops.The fossils belonged to a group of extinct finned octopuses, known as Cirrata, that researchers believed crushed their prey with powerful jaws.ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNEARTH CHILLING 16TH-CENTURY GALLOWS WHERE REBELS WERE HANGED AND DISPLAYED”Our findings suggest that the…
The Navy and the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) have dropped their initial opposition to disinterring the graves of battleship Arizona crew members buried more than 80 years ago as unknowns for possible identification and return to their families.In a late Thursday release, DPAA announced that the Operation 85 advocacy group led by family member Kevin Kline had met the 60% threshold of DNA Family Reference Samples for the number of crew members thought to be buried in the commingled graves at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, known as the “Punchbowl.”Although DPAA initially opposed the USS Arizona (BB-39) Unknown Identification Project, DPAA extended “its sincere appreciation” to Kline, grandnephew of Arizona crew member Gunner’s Mate 2nd Class Robert Edwin Kline, “and the ‘Operation 85’ team for their devoted efforts over the past three years to locate and connect enough USS Arizona families to help reach this important milestone.”Last November, Operation 85 announced that they had reached the required 60% threshold for the Arizona, meaning 643 families. However, it has awaited DPAA confirmation since then.In a phone interview with Military Times Thursday, Kline, who runs a real estate company in Fairfax County, Virginia, with his wife, Elizabeth, said the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Friday sanctioned a major Chinese oil refinery and dozens of ships tied to Iran’s “shadow fleet,” escalating efforts to choke off Tehran’s main source of revenue.Officials said in a press release that the move targets Hengli Petrochemical, one of Iran’s largest oil buyers, along with a network of shipping companies and tankers responsible for transporting billions of dollars’ worth of petroleum products to foreign markets. The Treasury Department identified these “shadow fleet” vessels as the financial lifeline for Iran’s “unstable regime.”The crackdown is part of “Economic Fury,” a broader campaign to squeeze Iran’s economy by limiting its ability to sell oil abroad, revenue the U.S. says funds the regime’s military and destabilizing activities across the Middle East.”Economic Fury is imposing a financial stranglehold on the Iranian regime, hampering its aggression in the Middle East, and helping to curtail its nuclear ambitions,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.SECOND TANKER SEIZED NEAR VENEZUELA AS US ENFORCES OIL BLOCKADE Hengli Petrochemical (Dalian) Refinery Co. is a China-based “teapot” refinery, a term used for independent facilities known for purchasing discounted crude, including from sanctioned countries.The refinery, one…
For over a century the M2 Browning .50-caliber machine gun, known affectionally among troops as “Ma Deuce,” has been the staple small arms weapon in the United States military arsenal.While certain enhancements have been made throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, the core of the gun has remained relatively unchanged. So much so that a doughboy could likely pick up the modern-day M2 and operate it.The highly versatile weapon has seen action affixed to the wings of P-47 Thunderbolts and P-51D Mustangs. It has floated down the Mekong Delta on the decks of America’s “Brown Water Navy” aboard patrol boats and river vessels. And it has surveyed terrain mounted atop Humvees during the Gulf, Iraq and Afghanistan wars. That the M2 has managed to outlast all other small arms weapon is a testament to its maker: John Moses Browning.The ‘Thomas Edison’ of gunsBorn in Ogden, Utah Territory, in 1855, Browning was the son of Mormon gunsmith Jonathan Browning who fathered 22 children with three wives. John was lucky number 13 and spent much of his youth tinkering in his father’s workshop. By his mid-teens, Browning was a skilled metalworker in his own right and could repair or copy any gun…
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We’ve all seen teams calling the NFL draft prospects they intend to select minutes before the card is turned in to the league. The moment often plays out on television or is shared on social media — but the Arizona Cardinals initially couldn’t connect for their call with Jeremiyah Love…
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine will contract 25,000 unmanned ground vehicles in the first half of 2026, more than double the 2025 total, as the Defense Ministry moves to shift all frontline logistics off soldiers and onto robots.Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov shared the target after meeting with domestic UGV manufacturers last…
Octopuses’ earliest relatives that lived 100 million years ago may have been “gigantic” predators that hunted alongside the dinosaurs, according to new research.Although scientists previously believed that the earliest finned octopuses lived around 15 million years ago, researchers with Hokkaido University found fossilized jaws found inside late Cretaceous rock samples,…
The Navy and the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) have dropped their initial opposition to disinterring the graves of battleship Arizona crew members buried more than 80 years ago as unknowns for possible identification and return to their families.In a late Thursday release, DPAA announced that the Operation 85 advocacy…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Friday sanctioned a major Chinese oil refinery and dozens of ships tied to Iran’s “shadow fleet,” escalating efforts to choke off Tehran’s main source of revenue.Officials said in a press release that…
For over a century the M2 Browning .50-caliber machine gun, known affectionally among troops as “Ma Deuce,” has been the staple small arms weapon in the United States military arsenal.While certain enhancements have been made throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, the core of the gun has remained relatively unchanged.…
What happens when the best basketball player in the world is out?Well, we will find out when the San Antonio Spurs (1-1) visit the Portland Trail Blazers (1-1) at the Moda Center for Game 3 of their first-round series in the 2026 NBA Playoffs.The Spurs’ star is “questionable” for Friday…
The U.S. Air Force plans to more than double its F-15EX Eagle II fleet to 267 aircraft, up from the previously planned 129, as part of the fiscal 2027 budget request rolled out this week. The revised plan calls for 24 additional Eagle IIs next year at a cost of…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Liberal podcast host Brian Tyler Cohen defended his questioning of former President Barack Obama on Monday after the former president’s response to a question about aliens went viral and revealed that he asked Obama to clarify his comments.Cohen posted a video on Monday explaining that he thought Obama, based on his answer during their interview, believes aliens are real, “but that if he hasn’t seen them, it’s because they’re not here.””It felt clear to me. It felt clear to the other people in the room, but apparently it was not clear to others because, dear God, did the criticism roll in,” the podcast host explained.”I decided to reach out to the president’s team and ask if he’d be willing to make a clarification to his statement, which he did,” Cohen said before reading Obama’s statement. UFO DOCUMENTARY PULLS BACK CURTAIN ON ‘PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATION’ AFTER DECADES OF GOVERNMENT COVER-UP: EXPERTDuring Cohen’s interview, the host asked Obama point-blank if aliens are real. Obama said, “they are real,” but said that he hasn’t seen them, and that they’re not being kept at the Nevada Air Force base known as Area 51.He also said, “There’s no…
United States ruler Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has vowed to send thousands of troops to Gaza for deployment. Trump announced the initiative in a Truth Social post, stating that countries participating will formalize their commitments at a meeting on February 19th in Washington. “Member States have pledged more than $5 BILLION DOLLARS toward the Gaza Humanitarian and Reconstruction efforts, and have committed thousands of personnel to the International Stabilization Force and Local Police,” he wrote, adding that Hamas must uphold its commitment to full and immediate “demilitarization.” Trump Reveals “Phase Two” of the Gaza Ceasefire The deployment of military troops to Gaza was touted as part of an effort to maintain “security and peace” in the Palestinian enclave. Unfortunately, most people do not view military occupation as peaceful or humanitarian. Trump did not state which nations have pledged troops or funding for the Gaza reconstruction efforts. However, Indonesia’s military said it has 8,000 personnel on standby, potentially making it the first country to formally commit forces if the government gives formal approval. “Our troops are fully prepared and can be dispatched at short notice once the government gives formal approval,” Army spokesman Brigadier General Donny Pramono told the Associated Press on…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Democrats were mocked for leaving one of their most popular presidents off their party’s Presidents’ Day message after Republicans noticed that former President Bill Clinton was absent.The former Arkansas governor and 42nd commander-in-chief was missing from a “Happy President’s Day” image that included John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Jimmy Carter, Franklin Roosevelt, Barack Obama and Joe Biden.The only Democratic presidents missing between Roosevelt and Biden’s tenures were Clinton and Harry Truman.In response, the RNC retweeted the @TheDemocrats post with an image of Clinton wearing glasses and sitting next to Hillary Clinton, with a concerned or focused look on his face.CLINTONS CAVE: COMER SAYS BILL AND HILLARY TO TESTIFY IN EPSTEIN PROBE “Forget someone again??” the RNC caption read.Fox News Digital reached out to the DNC to ask whether the omission was intentional and to the Clinton Foundation for comment.Republicans, meanwhile, posted a Presidents Day image of Mount Rushmore featuring a color image of Trump next to President Abraham Lincoln, positioned on the right side of the South Dakota monument.CLINTONS AGREE TO TESTIFY AFTER HOUSE THREATENS CONTEMPT IN JEFFREY EPSTEIN PROBE Their account also retweeted the Department of Health and Human Services, which…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A deputy in Florida saved an unconscious woman during a house fire on Sunday.Footage from Volusia County Sheriff’s deputy Austin Graham’s body camera shows him forcing entry into the home after responding to reports of a house fire.Graham found the woman unconscious on the floor of a hallway, and he quickly carried her out of the home.”Come on, ma’am, I got you,” Graham could be heard saying in the footage.DRAMATIC BODYCAM VIDEO CAPTURES DEPUTY PULLING WOMAN FROM FIERY CAR WRECK: ‘I GOT TO HER JUST IN TIME’Another deputy helped Graham carry the woman once he got her out of the house. She was then brought to a nearby hospital in serious condition, but she is expected to make a full recovery.Graham was evaluated for smoke inhalation on the scene, but did not require hospitalization.”Great news: At last update, she was stable and expected to make a full recovery! The cause of the fire appears to be accidental, starting in the kitchen,” the sheriff’s office wrote in a statement on Facebook.DEPUTY SAVES MAIL DRIVER FROM BURNING TRUCK IN WASHINGTON: BODYCAM The incident comes just weeks after a house fire in Washington state killed…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Jane Seymour shared her secrets to staying fit and healthy as she celebrated turning 75. During a recent interview with the Daily Mail, the actress, who marked her milestone birthday on Sunday, revealed how she has stayed a size 4 since she was a teenager and detailed her approach to dieting. “I love the Mediterranean way of eating, it works so well, and it tastes good, it includes a lot of delicious food like tomatoes, olives and fish,” the “Somewhere in Time” star said. JANE SEYMOUR SAYS SHE’S ‘IN MY PRIME RIGHT NOW’ AT 74 Seymour explained that she enjoys light breakfasts and only eats one main meal a day around 1:30pm.”I start the day with coffee and hard-boiled eggs for protein, and it isn’t till later, around lunchtime, that I have a full meal because then I can really enjoy it,” she said. “I love fish and vegetables, and grow many greens in my backyard, which I love to use.”The U.K. native said her afternoon snacks include vegetables with hummus, pistachios and other nuts, noting that she prefers savory foods to sweets.DENISE AUSTIN, 68, STILL FITS INTO HER ICONIC ’80S LEOTARDS AND REVEALS HER DAILY…
In this review, Dr. Will Dabbs gets hands-on with the new Springfield Armory SAINT Victor pistol chambered in .300 AAC Blackout. This new handgun sports a threaded 9.5″ barrel, making it a perfect choice for suppressed shooting. Read on to see how well it performed with a can and a variety of super- and subsonic ammo loads. The SAINT Victor pistol was loaned to the author by the company for this evaluation. The Springfield Armory SAINT Victor pistol chambered in .300 BLK makes for an excellent truck gun due to its size and versatility. The Springfield Armory SAINT Victor .300 BLK 9.5” Pistol comes with all the bells and whistles. Superlative design and optimized everything make this new full-figured handgun an absolute close-quarters beast, and the .300 BLK chambering makes it a natural suppressor host. In the brave new world that is 2026, this is the ideal general-purpose utility gun for the modern age. Death, Taxes and Suppressed Firearms Effective 1 January 2026, the transfer tax for sound suppressors and short-barreled weapons in the U.S. went from $200 to $0. We all wanted the onerous registration requirements to go away completely. However, I’ll still take the tax reduction as a…
According to Poland’s ruler, President Karol Nawrocki, the country is in need of nuclear weapons. Citing a perceived “Russian threat”, Nawrocki said that Poland should be developing its own nuclear weapons program. The U.S. and Russia Are Seeking New START Nuclear Treaty Through Diplomacy While speaking to Polsat News on Sunday, Nawrocki said he is a “strong supporter of Poland joining the nuclear project.” “We need to act in this direction so that we can begin work,” the Polish president stated, adding that he does not know whether Warsaw would actually pursue this endeavor. Meanwhile, talk of obtaining nuclear weapons is no longer taboo in Germany. The topic is increasingly discussed by the media and gaining “advocates among politicians, MPs, the military officials and experts,” Russian Ambassador to Berlin Sergey Nechaev told RIA Novosti on Friday, calling the trend highly concerning. –RT Germany has also expressed its “need” for nuclear weapons. Kay Gottschalk, a member of the ruling class from the right-wing AfD party, said last month that Germany “needs nuclear weapons.” Gottschalk argued that European nations could no longer rely on American protection, accoridng to a report by RT. He stated that the recent tensions between the United States and its…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Team USA figure skating star Ilia Malinin offered a reminder to critics of Olympic athletes participating in the Milan Cortina Games on Monday.Malinin finished in eighth place in the men’s singles competition on Friday, following two falls in what was expected to be his event to lose. In a post on his Instagram, Malinin raised awareness about the mental toll of elite competition. “On the world’s biggest stage, those who appear the strongest may still be fighting invisible battles on the inside,” he wrote in the post. “Even your happiest memories can end up tainted by the noise. Vile online hatred attacks the mind and fear lures it into the darkness, no matter how hard you try to stay sane through the endless insurmountable pressure.”It all builds up as these moments flash before your eyes, resulting in an inevitable crash. This is that version of the story.”Malinin teased his upcoming performance in the traditional exhibition gala that wraps the Olympic figure skating program. The event will take place on Feb. 21. TEAM USA MEN’S HOCKEY GOES UNDEFEATED IN GROUP C, EARNS BYE INTO NEXT OLYMPIC ROUND AFTER WIN OVER GERMANYMalinin, who won…
