Top Articles
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…
Featured Articles
Trending Now
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…
Latest Articles
MoreA House bill filed this week would force the Air Force to keep at least 126 A-10 Thunderbolt II Warthogs, far more than were in the service’s plans, and to reverse a year’s work dismantling the aircraft’s maintenance depot, pilot training pipeline and weapons course.Introduced Monday as H.R. 9780 by Rep. Abe Hamadeh, R-Ariz., the BRRRRT Act (Bolstering Recognition, Resurgence, Retention, and Remembrance of the Thunderbolt) gets its name from the bone-rattling “BRRRRT!” sound the jet’s 30mm Gatling gun makes when fired.Rep. Don Davis, D-N.C., is co-leading the bill. He and Hamadeh both sit on the Armed Services subcommittee that writes fighter force-structure policy, with Davis as the committee’s vice ranking member. Four Republicans also signed on as original cosponsors, including members from Georgia and Missouri, home to the last two A-10 bases.The bill comes as the Air Force has ramped up A-10 divestment yet has not identified the aircraft that can, and will, take on the close air support and combat search and rescue missions the Warthog has assumed for decades. The service says those roles will be filled by some combination of platforms like the F-35A, F-15E and F-16. “The A-10 has repeatedly proven itself on the battlefield,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Trump-appointed judge dealt the Trump administration a major setback Monday, tossing out its lawsuit against Minnesota’s sanctuary immigration policies and ruling the state cannot be compelled to assist federal immigration enforcement.The battle centered on whether the Trump administration can use the Supremacy Clause to knock down Minnesota’s sanctuary laws, which include policies that bar local officials from holding immigrants solely on ICE detainers, restrict participation in federal immigration enforcement and limit the sharing of driver’s license and immigration-related data with ICE.The Justice Department argued Minnesota’s restrictions illegally hinder ICE, but Chief U.S. District Judge Eric Tostrud rejected that argument, ruling states have the constitutional authority to decide how their own officials participate in immigration enforcement.In a 56-page opinion, Tostrud dismissed every claim brought by the Justice Department against Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Hennepin County, concluding the challenged laws regulate only state and local officials, not the federal government.DOJ ESCALATES BLUE-STATE ICE STANDOFF AFTER STATES REFUSE KEY FEDERAL REQUEST “They do not command the federal government or its contractors to act. They do not forbid the federal government or its contractors from acting. They do not control how the federal government…
Concerned by the lack of docks on the West Coast that can service large vessels such as aircraft carriers, the U.S. Navy is moving forward with plans to build a new dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. The Navy recently published a Sources Sought notice for a massive, multi-award contract — worth up to $30 billion — for the multi-mission dry dock. The dock is part of the Navy’s Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program, which aims to modernize the service’s four long-neglected shipyards at Norfolk, Virginia, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and Portsmouth, Maine, as well as the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility. The contract is for five years plus three one-year options.“The Multi-Mission Dry Dock is a fully pressure-relieved dry dock capable of accommodating shipyard repair services for the newest Ford-class aircraft carrier, Nimitz-class carriers, and other surface and subsurface ships served by PSNS & IMF,” according to the Sources Sought notice.The project was spurred by the need to service Ford-class carriers on the West Coast. “The Navy does not currently have the capacity and capability to perform depot-level maintenance on a Gerald R. Ford-class carrier in the Pacific Northwest,” according to the Navy’s Multi-Mission Dry Dock website. The…
A sterile fly production continues as the United States New World screwworm infections reach 41. Screwworm is a flesh-eating parasite that can be deadly and impact the meat supply if it is severe enough. The most recent confirmed case of screwworm came on Saturday in Schleicher County, Texas. This is Schleicher County’s first confirmed case of this parasite ever. New World screwworm (NWS) is a fly that lays its eggs in open wounds and body openings such as the eyes, ears, nose, or mouth. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the eggs hatch into parasitic maggots (larvae) that burrow into and feed on living tissue or flesh. The first American case of the flesh-eating livestock pest since the 1960s was discovered on June 3 in Zavala County. Since then, two more cases were reported in the county, while 38 other cases were discovered across the state and in New Mexico along its border with Texas. Federal and local authorities hit the ground running as they worked to expedite methods of warding off the pest and protecting the state’s livestock and wildlife, although clashing at times over the appropriate means of prevention and treatment. –The Texan. The U.S.…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is proposing legislation that would withhold bonuses for U.S. Postal Service executives, citing years of staggering financial losses for the agency and its overall on-time delivery record.In a letter obtained by Fox News Digital, Hawley, who has launched an investigation into the Postal Service over its service record, announced the “No Bonuses for Bad Service Act.”The bill would prohibit the USPS Board of Governors from approving any additional compensation for the Postmaster General and Deputy Postmaster General for a fiscal year in which the agency doesn’t meet or exceed an on-time delivery rate of 95% for all mail products.”While Missourians don’t receive their mail on time, the Postmaster General receives a hefty bonus each year,” Hawley wrote in a statement to Fox News Digital. “I am introducing the No Bonuses for Bad Service Act to ensure postal service leadership isn’t receiving bonuses while Americans’ mail goes undelivered. It’s time for the Postmaster General to do his job and put Americans first.”SENATOR JOSH HAWLEY DEMANDS ANSWERS FROM MLB ON ‘PATTERN OF DISCRIMINATION’ OVER WARNINGS TO GIANTS PLAYERS Over the past ten years, Postmasters General have received…
The Defense Department is updating its Cognitive Monitoring Program to include a next-generation capability to meet increased operational demands and reflect matured science.The department will transition from the current Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics, or ANAM, to an “improved capability” through a phased implementation effective immediately, according to a June 9 Pentagon memorandum.A Pentagon official told Military Times that the effort will replace legacy tools with a next-generation, enterprise-wide capability that can detect cognitive changes early.The new capability will provide timely, actionable data that can allow commanders to make informed operational decisions, while empowering medical providers to analyze cognitive trends for rapid clinical follow up and the department to sustain the overall readiness of the U.S. military, the official said.“While ANAM provided an early foundation for cognitive baseline collection, the operational requirements, and technological landscape have advanced significantly,” the memo reads. “The Department’s sustained research investments, combined with emerging clinical insights and the evolution of neurocognitive and neurobiological assessment capabilities, now support a transition from ANAM to a more modern, scalable, and operationally aligned solution,” the memo continues.The memo first circulated on the unofficial Air Force Facebook page Air Force amn/nco/snco last week. A Pentagon official confirmed its authenticity to Military…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Italian authorities shut down an anonymous online effort that asked the public to report the locations of Israeli tourists, Italian Jews and businesses believed to have ties to Zionism, drawing condemnation from senior government officials and Jewish leaders who compared the initiative to fascist-era persecution.”I think we’re going back to the 1930s, to hunting Jews,” Walker Meghnagi, president of the Jewish Community of Milan, said after the Google form began circulating on social media and messaging platforms.The questionnaire said it was intended to “map Zionist tourism,” property purchases and what it described as “Zionist neo-colonization” in Italy, according to reports. It asked users to identify Jews, Israelis and people believed to be connected to Zionism at hotels, vacation rentals, businesses and other public places.ISRAEL, JEWS TARGETED WORLDWIDE AS WELL-FUNDED LEFTIST, ISLAMIST GROUPS JOIN FOR ‘NAKBA 78’ PROTESTS “The online mapping of so-called ‘Zionist tourism,’ rightly denounced by the president of the Jewish Community of Milan, Walker Meghnagi, is an aberrant initiative, in direct violation of fundamental human rights and the constitutional principles on which our nation is founded,” Italian Senate President Ignazio La Russa wrote in a statement, as translated to English.”No…
The United States’ first war chief, Pete Hegseth, is demanding more money for the war with Iran. Hegseth is the US Secretary of War and has, so far, lived up to his title. The First Secretary of War Loses A War The US and Iran have both been exchanging strikes as the war reignited after a brief peace deal fell apart. Both sides are blaming the other for breaking the agreement. Now Hegseth is verbally sparring with Senate democrats over his desire for additional funding for more military operations in Iran and the broader Middle East. Hegseth told the Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday that the campaign against Iran launched by President Donald Trump together with Israel on February 28 has so far cost an estimated $37.5 billion. –RT The war chief is seeking $87 billion in congressional funding for the Pentagon, including $67 billion for operations in the Middle East. “Without these funds, we face critical shortfalls that threaten our ability to also simply pay our service members, rapidly replenish equipment and munitions, and sustain vital operations without disruption,” he said. Democrats argued that Trump had already failed to achieve his stated war goals and accused Hegseth of misleading…
Watch full video on YouTube
TAMPA, FL- While Lane Kiffin was contemplating his move to LSU from Ole Miss, Jon Sumrall was making a different decision on his coaching future beyond Tulane.Sure, while they both were deciding whether to take a different job, the circumstances surrounding the moves were not on the same wavelength in terms of coaching in the SEC.The conversation surrounding the coaching carousel will be discussed for decades, most likely being taught in business ethics classes on college campuses in the future.Greg Sankey addresses SEC breakaway talk as Michigan tries to steal spotlight with AD Warde Manuel decisionFor Kiffin, he had to decide on whether taking the LSU job was worthy enough for him not coaching Ole Miss through the college football playoff.As for Jon Sumrall, he was making a decision on which opportunity in the SEC would be the better fit. Was it going to be Auburn, or Florida? Obviously, we know how that part turned out, with Sumrall now entering his first season as the Gators’ head coach. Taking to the podium on Wednesday morning in Tampa, the conversation about whether both Kiffin and Summrall were dealing with the same type of dilemma was spurned by a question about his…
