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MoreCloseout games are always one of the more interesting ones to watch because so much is on the line. Tonight we have one between the Padres and Brewers, and Underdog is offering users a chance to wager $5 and earn $100 when using promo code FOXNEWS.First pitch tonight is at 9:30 ET. The Milwaukee Brewers were one of the better road teams in baseball, which should be expected considering the team won 103 games this season. They have been postseason mainstays for years, but there has never been the success they are looking for. After coming from behind in Game 1, they staged an all-out robbery in Game 2. The bottom of the ninth saw them down by one. They had to face Mason Miller, one of the best closers in the game. He walked three hitters, and Jackson Chourio made him pay, hitting a two-run single to win the game. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.The Padres should probably feel like this series could be tied. However, they also…
Northrop Grumman’s YFQ-48A Talon Blue Collaborative Combat Aircraft recently completed its first fully autonomous flight.Talon Blue executed its first fully autonomous flight in Mojave, California, which included taxi, takeoff, in-flight maneuvers and landing, according to a recent company release. The modular design, part of the defense company’s internally funded Project Talon portfolio, focuses on advancing manufacturing to lower cost and speed production without decreasing mission capability, per the statement.Upgrades to manufacturing and design decreased part count and overall weight, which lowered the cost and increased the production timeline to meet the demand for autonomous systems.“Our customers made it clear they need autonomous systems that can be fielded faster and more affordably without sacrificing mission effectiveness. We listened,” Craig Woolston, vice president and general manager of research and advanced design at Northrop Grumman, said in the release.“Talon Blue’s first flight is one step toward a new generation of autonomous capabilities,” he continued. “Every flight and lesson strengthens our broader autonomy work and sharpens what comes next.”The announcement came just weeks after U.S. Air Force officials announced their intention to have 500 autonomous aircraft in service by 2032.Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink released the names of Anduril’s FQ-44A and General…
Markets Will SOAR Beyond Belief! Yields Are Peaking The bond market isn’t simply pricing an overheating economy. It is increasingly pricing the empty chairs at the auction. Vladimir Putin just said the quiet part out loud at Valdai and the FAKE MEDIA is just ignoring reality, so Americans are again left in the dark. Threaten Kaliningrad, he warned, and Russia would put “all weapons” at its disposal on the table. Moscow has made clear that includes its nuclear arsenal. Putin even invoked the old Chekhov principle himself: if a gun hangs on the wall, eventually somebody expects it to fire. Kaliningrad sits wedged between Poland and Lithuania, beside the strategic geography surrounding the Suwałki corridor—the narrow NATO connection between Poland and the Baltic states. Moscow is hardening its Baltic posture. Europe is staring at the gun. The reason for higher diesel prices and is partly because Putin’s army is a giant mess. Sure, when 25% of Russia’s population believes the sun revolves around the Earth (RECENT POLL!) and when America’s BRAINWASHED Tucker Carlson viewers are considering Russian passports, he can continue to recruit soldiers from rural parts of Russia, since these young men are clueless about the world, but this…
It is hard to believe that we are already at the middle mark of the National League Division Series. Winners of Game 3 of the series go on to win about 72% of the time when teams come into the match tied 1-1. I don’t think many more words need to be written to state the importance of this game. That is the situation facing the Dodgers and Braves today. It isn’t a death sentence by any means, but one team will move forward with their backs against the wall, and another will be in a bit more control.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.The Los Angeles Dodgers have been one of the best teams in baseball for years. They’ve won the past two World Series, they’ve gotten big name after big name and they continue to push to keep winning more trophies. Every fan should want their team to be like the Dodgers. A season after winning the World Series for the second straight year, they went out…
Only Those that Hate America Don’t Get it The real battle is over who gets to build America for the next decade. President Trump has made one of the most extraordinary promises of the 2026 midterms: if Republicans retain both the House and Senate, he says every adult American citizen will receive a $5,000 “Trump Dividend.” Trump has connected the proposal to the economic gains of his second term and his tariff-heavy trade strategy, although the final funding mechanism has not been established and the potential cost exceeds $1.2 trillion. The check is the advertisement. Reindustrialization is the product. Trump’s economic experiment rests on a simple idea: America spent decades allowing factories, supply chains, processing capacity and strategic industries to migrate overseas. Tariffs, tax incentives, accelerated permitting and domestic investment are intended to reverse that process. Factories come home. Capital comes home. Supply chains come home. America makes things again. Whether that program continues at its current pace will partly depend on the political landscape after the midterms. A change in congressional control could complicate legislation, appropriations and elements of the administration’s broader industrial agenda, although many tariff and regulatory authorities also reside with the executive branch. And that matters…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As questions remain as to what happens next for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike after a botched execution attempt last week, her accomplice and former boyfriend has at least another five years before his next parole hearing in the 1995 torture and murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in Knoxville.Tadaryl Shipp, 49, was 17 years old when he, Pike and another person tortured and killed Slemmer, their classmate from a vocational school in a crime with “satanic elements” that still haunts investigators 31 years later.Prosecutors accused Shipp of holding Slemmer down when she tried to escape her attackers and of carving pentagrams into her chest and face.CHRISTA PIKE’S BOTCHED LETHAL INJECTION TAKES FOCUS OFF VICTIM, JEOPARDIZES EXECUTION: FORMER POLICE CHIEF “It was a grotesque crime scene,” former Knoxville Police Chief Phil Keith told Fox News Digital last week. “It was one of the worst crime scenes I’d witnessed. and I was with the police department almost 34 years.”Due to his age at the time, Shipp was not eligible for death penalty charges, Keith said. He was sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder, and 25 years for conspiracy to commit first-degree…
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Closeout games are always one of the more interesting ones to watch because so much is on the line. Tonight we have one between the Padres and Brewers, and Underdog is offering users a chance to wager $5 and earn $100 when using promo code FOXNEWS.First pitch tonight is at…
Northrop Grumman’s YFQ-48A Talon Blue Collaborative Combat Aircraft recently completed its first fully autonomous flight.Talon Blue executed its first fully autonomous flight in Mojave, California, which included taxi, takeoff, in-flight maneuvers and landing, according to a recent company release. The modular design, part of the defense company’s internally funded Project…
Markets Will SOAR Beyond Belief! Yields Are Peaking The bond market isn’t simply pricing an overheating economy. It is increasingly pricing the empty chairs at the auction. Vladimir Putin just said the quiet part out loud at Valdai and the FAKE MEDIA is just ignoring reality, so Americans are again…
It is hard to believe that we are already at the middle mark of the National League Division Series. Winners of Game 3 of the series go on to win about 72% of the time when teams come into the match tied 1-1. I don’t think many more words need…
Only Those that Hate America Don’t Get it The real battle is over who gets to build America for the next decade. President Trump has made one of the most extraordinary promises of the 2026 midterms: if Republicans retain both the House and Senate, he says every adult American citizen…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As questions remain as to what happens next for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike after a botched execution attempt last week, her accomplice and former boyfriend has at least another five years before his next parole hearing in the 1995 torture…
The Price of a Gallon vs. The Cost of Lasting Greatness Pain wears off. Nuclear weapons in the hands of a regime that wants you dead do not. There is an uncomfortable, lingering truth about free republics that historians rarely utter aloud: a society that measures civilizational greatness by the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The New York Times is under fire after one of its columnists suggested that President Donald Trump is responsible for creating the culture that led to an alleged sexual assault against a woman at Cornell University by seven men.”What this is, is…
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MoreThe Tripoli Amphibious Ready Group and the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit arrived in Japan on Wednesday after supporting military operations in the Middle East for several months during the Iran war.The 31st MEU, made up of approximately 2,200 service members, arrived at White Beach Naval Facility, Okinawa, Japan, after a six-month deployment to the U.S. 5th Fleet and 7th Fleet areas of operations. There, the ARG-MEU helped to enforce a U.S. Navy blockade along the Strait of Hormuz. “The team adapted, never lost sight of the mission, and performed flawlessly under the most dynamic circumstances,” U.S. Marine Corps Col. Chris Niedziocha, commanding officer of the 31st MEU, said in a statement.The Tripoli ARG includes America-class amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli, San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS New Orleans and Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship USS Rushmore.The Tripoli ARG and 31st MEU deployed from the Tripoli’s homeport in Sasebo, Japan, in early March and arrived in the U.S. Central Command area of operations on March 27.Prior to participating in Operation Epic Fury, the ARG-MEU participated in Exercise Iron Fist 26 alongside Japanese Self-Defense Forces.Sailors and Marines helped transport 800,000 pounds of cargo, conducted more than 1,600 hours of combat aviation…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Oakland Ballers, an independent professional baseball team in Oakland, California, says it will host a “family-friendly” cannabis game night on July 31.The team is partnering with Oaksterdam University, the nation’s first cannabis college, for the event held on “Grateful Dead Night.” The team will temporarily rebrand as the “Oaksterdam Blazers” and wear uniforms featuring the moniker.”The game marks a historic first in professional baseball, as the Ballers become the first professional team to partner with and celebrate the legal cannabis industry during a live game,” the team wrote in a press announcement in June.FORMER MLB OWNER CLAIMS ‘DESPICABLE’ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS ARE THE REASON THE A’S LEFT OAKLAND The event originally began as an April Fools’ Day joke, the team said, but enthusiastic fan response drove leadership to turn the stunt into reality.According to the organization, the July 31 event will be “safe, inclusive and age-appropriate.” Adults 21 and older are invited to board a tour bus at 10 a.m. PT to visit a local dispensary and participate in a lounge crawl featuring Oakland-certified cannabis businesses.”More than a party bus, the experience will highlight the entrepreneurs, advocates and community leaders who…
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed its version of a sweeping defense policy bill Wednesday, approving a historic $1.15 trillion budget for the Pentagon amid uncertainty on the future of the Iran war. The increased budget, up from the $900.6 billion authorized last year, raised concerns among lawmakers who felt they should cease funding the war in Iran, especially as the U.S. faces mounting debt.The House passed its fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act in a vote of 216-212, with three representatives sustaining from voting. A large majority of Republicans, 209, voted in favor of the bill, and 205 Democrats voted against it. Seven Republicans and six Democrats strayed from party lines.The bill would have the Department of Defense officially adopt a name change to Department of War. The massive bill also includes a 5% to 7% pay raise for military service members, an increase in active-duty force size and a mandate to revert the names of nine southern military bases to those recommended in 2023 to replace Confederate honorifics.In the Wednesday session, House lawmakers took to the floor to debate the bill, with some alleging its necessity to safeguard America both domestically and abroad. Policymakers on either sides…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Gisele Bundchen is celebrating her birthday in style.The Brazilian supermodel took to Instagram to celebrate her 46th birthday with a series of photos, including one of her lounging in a leopard-print bikini.”Thank you all for the love and birthday wishes. I feel so grateful for this new cycle that is beginning and for all the adventures that lie ahead,” she captioned the post. “May the love and kindness you share return to each of you a thousandfold. ❤️✨”In the photo, Bundchen is seen smiling as she lounges on a green lounge chair and holding a bunch of pink and white balloons. SYDNEY SWEENEY SHARES BIKINI AND UNDERWEAR PHOTOS IN INSTAGRAM DUMP FROM AUSTRALIA TRIPOther photos in the post showed the mom of three looking up at the sun with her hand on her chest and her eyes closed, as well as a shot of her birthday cake, which was in the shape of a heart.Her husband, Joaquim Valente, showed her some love in the comments section, writing, “👏🎉✨❤️🥳.”Others joined in to wish Bundchen a happy birthday, with one writing, “Hope you had the happiest birthday 🎂 🎉,” and another adding, “Happy birthday…
Naval Support Activity Monterey, California, is now home to the Pentagon’s most powerful supercomputer. The base, which houses the Naval Postgraduate School, the Naval Research Lab and Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center, received a DGX GB300 computer — billed as the highest-performing AI processing system available for enterprises — under a cooperative research and development agreement between NPS and AI giant NVIDIA that began in December 2024. A ribbon-cutting ceremony to launch the new system took place Wednesday afternoon with NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang and the commander of U.S. Pacific Command, Adm. Samuel Paparo in attendance.Installed at NPS and within the school’s network, the machine will provide “a substantial increase in computational capacity to the NPS.edu network while operating within the existing power and water infrastructure of the school,” Navy officials said in a release.The makeup of the supercomputer — which combines 36 NVIDIA Grace CPUs with 72 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs, according to officials — enables it “to process large volumes of work in parallel rather than just sequentially,” according to the release. “This architecture is particularly well suited for large AI applications, where speed and scale are essential. It enables students and faculty to train…
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This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. Summary Shipping disruption: Houthi threats forced two Saudi oil tankers to turn around in the Red Sea as Hormuz traffic slowed sharply after more tanker attacks. Escalation in Gulf: Iran claimed strikes on infrastructure in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, while Kuwait reported a second day of attacks on power and desalination plants. Trump vows more to come: The US launched fresh strikes on Iranian targets, Trump vowed retaliation, and Reuters reported a proposed 10-day ceasefire. “We’ve been nice,” Trump says, warning of more attacks to come. Oil surges: Crude prices hit multi-week highs amid shipping disruptions, with warnings oil could reach $120 if fighting continues. Pentagon scrutiny: The New York Times reported the Pentagon withheld information about dozens of US troops injured in Iranian attacks before the deadly Jordan missile strike. Strait of Hormuz traffic returns to normal by August 31?Yes 14% · No 87%View full market & trade on Polymarket * * * Trump Gives Wide-Ranging Comments on Iran: Doesn’t Want to Talk, “We’ve Been Nice” President Trump issued a series of big claims to reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday. For starters, he asserted that Iran wants to “desperately” meet but said “we” have…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! More than 500 journalists called on the White House Correspondents’ Association to “forcefully stand up” against President Donald Trump on Tuesday ahead of its rescheduled dinner.”Our message to the White House Correspondents’ Association is now more urgent: forcefully stand up for freedom of the press in front of the President, publicly defend the journalists he attacks, and vow to resist his administration’s concerted effort to undermine the First Amendment,” the letter, organized by former ABC News correspondent Lisa Stark and former executive producer Ian Cameron, read.The journalists stated that since the original White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the Trump administration has only become more “egregious” in its attacks against the press and encouraged members at the event to publicly condemn the president, who will be in attendance.WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS ‘EXCITED’ FOR TRUMP’S RETURN TO ANNUAL DC DINNER, INSIDERS SAY “We believe it is hypocritical to celebrate the First Amendment in front of the man who relentlessly attacks it. We urge the WHCA to condemn the administration’s actions from the podium and pledge to fight all attempts by his administration to undermine this core pillar of a functioning democracy,” the letter read.In a statement to Fox…
Two senior Wyoming Air National Guard commanders were relieved of command late last week due to a loss of confidence.153rd Airlift Wing Commander Col. Brian Diehl and 153rd Operations Group Commander Col. Lawrence Sullivan were relieved from their posts on July 17, according to a Wyoming Military Department release shared with Military Times.Brig. Gen. Barry Deibert, commander of the Air Component at Joint Force Headquarters, Wyoming Military Department, relieved the two due to a loss of confidence and trust in their ability to effectively lead and command, per the release.Officials did not elaborate on the reasoning behind the loss of confidence, but Deibert noted in the release that Air National Guard leaders are held to the highest standards of professional conduct, responsibility and reliability.“When those standards are not met and that trust is broken, we must take appropriate action to uphold our core values, ensure command integrity, and restore the high standards of professionalism and accountability that our airmen, our state and our nation expect of us,” Deibert said.Col. Bret Trippel assumed interim command of the 153rd Airlift Wing, and Lt. Col. Tony Silva assumed interim command of the 153rd Operations Group, the announcement says.At a later date, a permanent…
ESPN parting ways with Ryan Clark should not come as much of a surprise. The decision was fairly obvious.We don’t say that to dance on his proverbial grave. There’s a difference between celebrating someone’s downfall and acknowledging that the network made the right decision.ESPN had plenty of reasons to cut Clark. It had hardly any reason to keep him. Let’s go through them.EXCLUSIVE: COLIN COWHERD EXPLAINS WHY HE STUCK TO SPORTS AS ESPN BECAME ‘RUDDERLESS’ DURING TRUMP’S PRESIDENCYReasons to cut him: Clark made around $2 million per year, roughly four times what the average NFL analyst earns. He was unpopular with much of the audience. He had a strained reputation with staffers and a mixed one among on-air colleagues. Over the past year alone, he generated a string of negative headlines for ESPN, including shaming Robert Griffin III for marrying a White woman and making dubious claims about police officers involved in what was ultimately ruled a suicide. He also created both on- and off-air tension by belittling Peter Schrager, around whom ESPN is now building a new television show, because Schrager never played football. Clark also had a habit of injecting race into discussions where it simply didn’t belong.Reasons…
