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MoreThis article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream under the title: 13 U.S. Scientists, 9 Chinese Scientists, And A Prominent UFO Researcher Are All Dead – Is There A Connection? This is starting to get really weird. For months, people have been talking about the growing list of U.S. scientists who were working on sensitive projects related to our space or nuclear programs that have either suddenly died or mysteriously disappeared. Of course, if someone mysteriously disappears and never comes back, it is probably safe to assume that the individual is dead. All over the country, people have been demanding answers, and now there are a couple of new twists. It turns out that many prominent Chinese scientists have also been suddenly dying, and this has caused a major uproar in China. On top of everything else, a famous UFO researcher who regularly appeared on the History Channel has just committed “suicide” even though he warned in advance that he would never do that under any circumstances. What in the world is going on? If you are a scientist who is working on a highly sensitive matter, I would highly recommend not taking…
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Let’s face it. Steve Kerr is on life support as the head coach of the Golden State Warriors. Some, such as Outkick’s Dan Dakich, say Kerr is taking too much credit for what former Warriors head coach Mark Jackson built before Kerr was hired. As in, Kerr started on third base and “thinks he hit a triple”. Others are giving him his flowers for being the organization’s winningest coach, including securing four NBA championships in six tries while leading what will go down as one of the greatest basketball dynasties of the modern era, maybe ever.The most “laughable” storyline though, to use that term in it’s proper context (I’m talking to you Coach Vrabel), is the report that Steve Kerr’s left-wing political activism is what may lead to his ouster. As reported by senior NBA Writer for ESPN Marc Spears, while speaking to Warriors’ radio affiliate 95.7 The Game in the Bay Area, “[Steve Kerr] speaks out on social justice issues, he speaks out on racism issues, he speaks out on gun violence and I’ve heard a little bit that maybe he’s being stifled a little bit in that regard.”Has Kerr’s consistent, divisive political activism led to problems? It’s 100%…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to limit students’ screen time. The resolution to limit students’ use of laptops and tablets in class and incentivize pen-and-paper assignments passed 6-0, and mandates that the district to develop a screen time policy for each grade and subject, bar students in first grade and younger from using devices, evaluate education technology contracts, and make clear the steps parents need to take in order to opt their child out of using technology at school, NBC News reported. “The Los Angeles Unified Board of Education approved a resolution today to limit student screen time across the district,” the district said in a press release. “Building on last year’s cell phone ban, the proposal calls for comprehensive, developmentally appropriate guardrails on instructional technology for all grade levels, including key provisions to eliminate use of student devices for youngest learners, prohibit student-led use of YouTube and other video streaming platforms, and review and present a public report of all existing classroom technology contracts.” LA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS ANNOUNCE FIRE-RELATED CLOSURES; AT LEAST 3 BUILDINGS SUSTAIN ‘SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE’ The resolution came from Board Member Nick Melvoin, a Democrat who has served…
In October 1962, the C.I.A. and the U.S.A.F. requested that Lockheed study a high-speed, high-altitude drone concept for reconnaissance flights over particularly hostile territories to avoid endangering aircrews. Created during the height of the Cold War and following the shootdown of a U-2 spy plane piloted by Francis Gary Powers, the Lockheed D-21, initially designated as the Q-12, utilized technology derived from the A-12 Oxcart and SR-71 Blackbird programs. Shown here is the two-seat Lockheed M-21 in flight with a D-21 drone attached to it. Image: C.I.A. Skunkworks chief Clarence Kelly Johnson specified speeds of Mach 3.3–3.5, with an operational altitude of 87,000–95,000 feet, and a range of 3,000 nautical miles. The drone would launch from the A-12 Oxcart, make a one-way trip to the target using a pre-planned flight path, gather intelligence, then head into international airspace and begin an unpowered descent. When the drone reached 60,000 feet, it would jettison its top-secret payload, which consisted of the camera, photographs, and the drone’s navigational system. The payload would either be recovered while airborne using a JC-130 Hercules aircraft to snag its parachute mid-air, or retrieved by ship after a water landing. When the drone reached an altitude of 52,000 feet,…
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This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream under the title: 13 U.S. Scientists, 9 Chinese Scientists, And A Prominent UFO Researcher Are All Dead – Is There A Connection? This is starting to get really weird. For months, people have been talking…
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Let’s face it. Steve Kerr is on life support as the head coach of the Golden State Warriors. Some, such as Outkick’s Dan Dakich, say Kerr is taking too much credit for what former Warriors head coach Mark Jackson built before Kerr was hired. As in, Kerr started on third…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to limit students’ screen time. The resolution to limit students’ use of laptops and tablets in class and incentivize pen-and-paper assignments passed 6-0, and mandates that the district to develop a screen time policy for…
In October 1962, the C.I.A. and the U.S.A.F. requested that Lockheed study a high-speed, high-altitude drone concept for reconnaissance flights over particularly hostile territories to avoid endangering aircrews. Created during the height of the Cold War and following the shootdown of a U-2 spy plane piloted by Francis Gary Powers,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Trump is attending the White House Correspondents’ Dinner Saturday for the first time as commander-in-chief — after boycotting the annual event last year and each year during his first term.The dinner will take place on Saturday, April 25, at the Washington…
There were two polarizing picks in the opening round of the NFL Draft, and both came from Alabama. The Rams selecting QB Ty Simpson at No. 13 has been well documented — and scrutinized.But the other ‘Bama pick, offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, is the one who we’re gonna dial in…
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MorePhoto credit: duncan1890 on iStock.We discuss some highlights from Clayton Cramer’s Lock, Stock and Barrel to learn more about the origins of American gun culture.American gun culture is often portrayed as a modern invention, an outgrowth of industrial manufacturing, clever marketing or frontier mythology. According to this view, firearms were rare in early America, ownership was limited, and widespread civilian gun use emerged only after the Civil War.That story is neat. It is also wrong.The historical record tells a far different story, one in which firearms were not merely common, but expected; not reluctantly tolerated but legally required. In early America, gun ownership was not a lifestyle choice or political statement. It was a civic duty.Few works document this reality more thoroughly than Lock, Stock, and Barrel: The Origins of American Gun Culture by Clayton Cramer, which draws directly from colonial statutes, travel accounts and original source material. The picture that emerges is unmistakable: American gun culture did not have to be invented. It arose naturally from the conditions of colonial life.The Myth of Rare GunsThe idea that early Americans lived largely unarmed gained traction in the late 20th century through revisionist scholarship that claimed firearms were scarce and tightly…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! This is hardly a breaking-news situation. It’s not like some horrible new information has been unearthed in the last few days about the President of the United States.(Though I don’t think he helped himself by posting the Obamas-as-apes image and refusing to apologize.) I started thinking about this after some comments by Ross Douthat, the moderately conservative New York Times columnist, who is, shall we say, a frequent critic of Donald Trump.”I want to tell you a secret,” Douthat says in the video. Well, that sounds exciting.WHITE HOUSE REMOVES SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO SHOWING OBAMAS AS APES AFTER CRITICISM “One that most conservatives on the internet don’t want you to know. A year into his second presidency, Donald Trump has lost the country.”Is that true?He’s not just saying that the Democrats are going to crush the GOP in the midterms the same way that the Seattle Seahawks annihilated the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl. He plays clips of pundits analyzing the latest polls, such as Trump with an approval rating of 37%, and a majority of Americans saying the country is worse off than a year ago. But is this the rarefied view of…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Hundreds gathered Friday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library to honor the late president on what would have been his 115th birthday — a tribute especially poignant with the death of his son Michael Reagan earlier this year.Among those in attendance was Reagan’s granddaughter, Ashley Reagan, who said the annual commemoration helps maintain the legacy her father Michael spent much of his life preserving.”Even with his passing recently, it was very important to my whole family to make sure we were here to honor my grandpa and his legacy and everything it represents,” she said.”What he lived for was making sure that my grandpa’s legacy lived on,” she said. “So now, it’s carrying on my grandpa’s legacy and my dad’s legacy.”MICHAEL REAGAN, ELDER SON OF FORMER PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN, DIES AT 80 The annual commemoration in Simi Valley, California drew family members, political leaders and longtime admirers of the former president.Fox News Digital spoke exclusively with Ashley Reagan and former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to reflect on Reagan’s legacy and the relevance of his leadership in today’s deeply divided political climate.Ashley spoke candidly about her father following his death on Jan. 4…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A potential groundbreaking decision was made in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Monday that could change NCAA eligibility forever.A judge denied Charles Bediako’s motion for a preliminary injunction that would allow him to continue playing basketball for the Alabama Crimson Tide after he returned despite declaring for the 2023 NBA Draft.So, after just five games, Bediako’s season is over, per AL.com’s Nick Kelly.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXBUSINESS.COM “Common sense won a round today,” NCAA president Charlie Baker said in a statement, per Yahoo Sports. “The court saw this for what it is: an attempt by professionals to pivot back to college and crowd out the next generation of students. College sports are for students, not for people who already walked away to go pro and now want to hit the ‘undo’ button at the expense of a teenager’s dream.”While we’re glad the court upheld the rules our members actually want, one win doesn’t fix the national mess of state laws. It’s time for Congress to stop watching from the sidelines and help us provide some actual stability.”Bediako filed a lawsuit against the NCAA in order to return to his Crimson Tide…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The stepbrother of a Florida teenager who died aboard a Carnival cruise ship appeared in federal court in Miami on Friday, as investigators continue probing the circumstances surrounding her death.His appearance in court comes three months after Anna Kepner, an 18-year-old from Titusville, was found dead aboard the Carnival Horizon in November while on a family vacation. Kepner’s 16-year-old stepbrother was seen leaving juvenile court before entering adult federal court Friday, according to FOX 35.ANNA KEPNER’S CRUISE SHIP DEATH: NEW FLORIDA SUBPOENAS COULD OFFER CLUES INTO HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION The teenager walked into the courthouse in a camouflage hoodie, his face concealed beneath a low-pulled baseball cap and a hood wrapped tightly around it. Although the FBI has not publicly identified a suspect or filed charges, filings from a separate family court dispute indicated the 16-year-old was being investigated in Anna Kepner’s death.CHEERLEADER WHO DIED ABOARD CARNIVAL CRUISE SHIP CREMATED, DEATH CERTIFICATE REVEALS Kepner’s mother, Heather Wright, told FOX 35 she feels a sense of relief that the case appears to be moving forward and hopes it will finally bring answers.”Everyday I get on my phone, and first thing in the morning I will…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! 49ers defensive end Keion White was the victim of a non-life-threatening shooting early Monday morning in San Francisco, the team said in a statement.San Francisco Police Department released a statement saying, at approximately 4:06 a.m., officers “responded to a business located on the 1700 block of Mission Street regarding a shooting.”Upon arrival, officers found White suffering from an apparent gunshot wound in his ankle. It was deemed non-life-threatening, and he was transported to a local hospital. “A preliminary investigation revealed a verbal altercation occurred between two groups inside a business,” the statement continued. “The victim was injured when shots were fired by an unknown suspect. All information is preliminary at this time, and more information will be provided as it becomes available.”The 49ers say White is undergoing surgery at a local hospital, and will provide further updates.White’s agent has not immediately answered a request for comment by Fox News Digital. SEAHAWKS WIN SUPER BOWL LX AFTER DOMINANT DEFENSIVE PERFORMANCE AGAINST PATRIOTSThe San Francisco Police Department’s Strategic Investigation Unit continues to investigate the shooting, while no arrests have been made at this time. This incident occurred just hours after the Seattle Seahawks defeated the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A source close to the Guthrie family is pushing back on reports about how Nancy Guthrie was discovered missing on Sunday, Feb. 1, saying key details of the timeline have been reported incorrectly.Early reporting indicated that Nancy Guthrie had been scheduled to attend an in-person church service in Tucson that morning and was reported missing after she failed to show up. According to the family source, that account is not accurate.The source told Fox News that for years — dating back to the COVID pandemic — Nancy and a small group of close friends had a standing Sunday routine that did not involve attending church in person. Instead, the group would gather at one another’s homes to watch a New York–based church service via livestream.The service was broadcast live from a New York church attended by Savannah Guthrie, the longtime “TODAY” show co-anchor and Nancy Guthrie’s daughter.SHERIFF LEADING GUTHRIE INVESTIGATION SPOTTED AT BASKETBALL GAME AS FAMILY PLEADS AGAIN WITH ALLEGED RANSOMERS On Sunday, Feb. 1, Nancy was expected to be at a friend’s home to watch the livestream, as she had done every week. When she failed to arrive, members of the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced Monday that the U.S. military carried out an operation targeting a drug-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific, leaving two people dead and one survivor.”On Feb. 9, at the direction of #SOUTHCOM commander Gen. Francis L. Donovan, Joint Task Force Southern Spear conducted a lethal kinetic strike on a vessel operated by Designated Terrorist Organizations,” the agency said. Following the strike, the U.S. Southern Command said it immediately notified the U.S. Coast Guard to search for the survivor.This is a developing story. Please check back for updates. Read the full article here
The U.S. Navy’s top uniformed officer wants to convince commanders to use smaller, newer assets for missions instead of consistently turning to huge aircraft carriers — as seen now in the American military buildups off Venezuela and Iran.Adm. Daryl Caudle’s vision — what he calls his “Fighting Instructions” — calls for the Navy to deploy more tailored groups of ships and equipment that would offer the sea service more flexibility to respond to crises as they develop.The new strategy comes as the Trump administration has moved aircraft carriers and other ships to regions around the world as concerns have cropped up, often disrupting standing deployment plans, scrambling ships to sail thousands of miles and putting increasing strain on vessels and equipment that are already facing mounting maintenance issues.The world’s largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, was redirected late last year from the Mediterranean Sea to the Caribbean Sea, where the crew ultimately supported last month’s operation to capture then-Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. And two weeks ago, the USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in the Middle East as tensions with Iran rise, having been pulled from the South China Sea.In a recent interview with The Associated Press before the document’s…
