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MoreGina Carano says she has nothing left to prove, but she is not staying quiet either.After years as one of Hollywood’s most visible examples of cancel culture, the former “Mandalorian” actress is rebuilding her career on her own terms.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!Carano — in one of her biggest wins along this “canceled” saga — reached a legal settlement with Disney and is now preparing for a high-profile MMA return against Ronda Rousey on May 16.In a new interview with Evie Magazine, Carano reflected on how quickly the narrative around her has shifted.For Carano, the past few years marked a turning point in how she views the media and public discourse.Looking back at the social media posts that led to her firing, she says the reaction at the time feels out of step with where things stand now.”Back then it was called conspiracy theories,” Carano said.MYKAYLA SKINNER OPENS UP ON JOINING ‘SAVE WOMEN’S SPORTS’ MOVEMENT AFTER SIMONE BILES FEUD”And I’m like, with my conspiracies, I’m batting a hundred right now. The questions I was asking were questions other people were wanting to ask. “We got to the point where we…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Another betting scandal in sports has surfaced, this time involving two Fordham Rams men’s basketball players.Two former players were ruled permanently ineligible to participate in NCAA play after the governing body found them in violation of potential game manipulation for sports betting.The NCAA announced Tuesday that Elijah Gray and Will Richardson allegedly are connected to a known bettor who was indicted on fraud and bribery charges. Gray and Richardson are both no longer a part of the Rams’ basketball program.It was a third party from another sports betting investigation that had overheard Gray, Richardson and another student-athlete discussing throwing a game for money.”The NCAA enforcement staff contacted state gaming regulators to identify bets placed by the known bettor. The Mississippi Gaming Commission noted that a $10,000 bet had been placed on a February 2024 game involving Fordham, where the individual bet that Fordham’s opponent would win,” the NCAA wrote in its statement. “Enforcement staff reviewed the Fordham men’s basketball roster for that season and identified three individuals who were connected to the known bettor on social media, including Gray and Richardson.”COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHES PUNISHED FOR $100K BETTING SCANDAL, WAGERING ON OWN SCHOOLGray said…
Hundreds of members of the U.S. military stood in formation at the White House on Tuesday to welcome Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla, as President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump rolled out the red carpet to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.“Honoring the British king might seem an ironic beginning to our celebration of 250 years of American independence,” the president said to the crowd. “But in fact, no tribute could be more appropriate.”“Long before Americans had a nation or a Constitution, we first had a culture, a character, and a creed,” Trump continued. “Before we ever proclaimed our independence, Americans carried within us the rarest of gifts: moral courage, and it came from a small but mighty kingdom from across the sea.”The rain abated just minutes before the monarch was feted with a meticulously choreographed ceremony: a fife-and-drum corps in perfect unison, as well as “The President’s Own” Marine band performing both national anthems, and a 21-gun salute reverberating across the South Lawn.The president and the king went on to preside over the first-ever pass in review conducted at the White House, which featured 300 U.S. service members. Nearly 500 personnel drawn…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! John Hinckley Jr. called it “spooky” that an alleged assassination attempt against President Donald Trump occurred at the same Washington, D.C., hotel where he shot then-President Ronald Reagan decades earlier, according to a report.The plot against Trump unfolded on Saturday night at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner at the Washington Hilton.Authorities said the 32-year-old suspect, Cole Allen, of Torrance, Calif., stormed the venue and opened fire before he was arrested. A Secret Service agent was shot and injured in the attack.Trump, the first lady and Cabinet officials were ushered out of the hotel by Secret Service agents – while members of the press were seen ducking for cover. COLE ALLEN CHARGED IN TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT IN FIRST COURT APPEARANCE AFTER WHCA DINNER SHOOTING In an interview with TMZ, Hinckley Jr. called it “spooky” to learn that the shooting “took place at the same hotel as mine did.” He told the outlet that he found out about the attack when a newsflash popped up on his phone and he turned on the TV to follow coverage of it. Hinckley said the security at the Washington Hilton is too “lax” and the hotel should…
The Pentagon is formally seeking congressional authorization to codify the “Department of War” moniker, estimating it will cost taxpayers approximately $52.5 million. The figure is substantially lower than the Congressional Budget Office’s projection in January, which estimated the rebrand could reach as much as $125 million if it were adopted “broadly and rapidly.”In a legislative proposal released this month, the department argued that the revised designation “serves as a fundamental reminder of the importance and reverence of our core mission, to fight and win wars. It serves as a strategic objective in which to measure and prioritize all activities.” President Donald Trump signed an executive order in September establishing the “Department of War” as a secondary title for the Department of Defense — a move that has remained largely ceremonial in effect. Only Congress has the authority to permanently rename executive department names, and it has not yet done so. Trump contends that reviving the nation’s original defense nomenclature — used until two years after World War II — is a “much more appropriate” reflection of the world today.“The name ‘Department of War’ conveys a stronger message of readiness and resolved compared to ‘Department of Defense,’ which emphasizes only defensive…
Everyone knows the importance of water in a survival situation. You can only survive without it for three days, but you’ll feel severely dehydrated after just one. This is why water needs to be one of your biggest priorities. You should stock up on two gallons per day per person, but you should also know how to find and collect water. Why? Because disasters happen when you least expect, and you could be away from home when the next one strikes. Or worse, your home—along with your water supply—could be destroyed. In case either of these things happens, you need to know how to collect water. Here, then, are 13 ways to collect water during a disaster. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! Natural Water Sources The first way of finding water is obvious. Simply walk downhill (or toward clusters of bushes and/or trees) until you find a natural source of water in a lake, stream, river, or pond. If you can’t find one, try digging a hole about a foot deep. If the soil is moist enough, the hole should fill with a bit of groundwater. Shouldn’t be too hard, right?…
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Gina Carano says she has nothing left to prove, but she is not staying quiet either.After years as one of Hollywood’s most visible examples of cancel culture, the former “Mandalorian” actress is rebuilding her career on her own terms.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Another betting scandal in sports has surfaced, this time involving two Fordham Rams men’s basketball players.Two former players were ruled permanently ineligible to participate in NCAA play after the governing body found them in violation of potential game manipulation for sports betting.The…
Hundreds of members of the U.S. military stood in formation at the White House on Tuesday to welcome Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla, as President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump rolled out the red carpet to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.“Honoring the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! John Hinckley Jr. called it “spooky” that an alleged assassination attempt against President Donald Trump occurred at the same Washington, D.C., hotel where he shot then-President Ronald Reagan decades earlier, according to a report.The plot against Trump unfolded on Saturday night at…
The Pentagon is formally seeking congressional authorization to codify the “Department of War” moniker, estimating it will cost taxpayers approximately $52.5 million. The figure is substantially lower than the Congressional Budget Office’s projection in January, which estimated the rebrand could reach as much as $125 million if it were adopted…
Everyone knows the importance of water in a survival situation. You can only survive without it for three days, but you’ll feel severely dehydrated after just one. This is why water needs to be one of your biggest priorities. You should stock up on two gallons per day per person,…
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is just weeks away, and as I do every four years or so, I’m jonesing for some World Cup soccer.However, this year’s tournament is bringing with it some new rules, one of which might be one of the goofiest I’ve ever heard.Want to cover your…
Recently appointed Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao delivered brief remarks Tuesday about his plans for the Navy during one of his first public appearances as the head civilian leader of the service.Cao touched on his vision for the Golden Fleet, modernization efforts for the Navy and Marine Corps and the…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch addressed controversy surrounding his presence in the recently released files related to the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein.Tisch released a statement through the Giants, claiming he never traveled to Epstein’s infamous island.”We had a brief association where we exchanged emails about adult women, and in addition, we discussed movies, philanthropy and investments. I did not take him up on any of his invitations and never went to his island. As we all know now, he was a terrible person and someone I deeply regret associating with,” Tisch said. The Department of Justice’s Friday release of more than 3 million documents related to the investigation of Epstein included email exchanges from April 2013 and June 2013 between Tisch and the convicted sex offender.Some of the exchanges between Tisch and Epstein appear to show conversations about women.EPSTEIN FILES EXPLODE OPEN AS DOJ DETAILS DISCOVERY OF POWERFUL FIGURES AND MORE THAN 1,200 VICTIMSTisch’s family owns about 45% of the Giants. Alongside fellow co-owner John Mara, Tisch assumed control of the team in 2005 after his father had purchased a majority stake in the team in 1991.Under Mara and Tisch’s co-ownership, the Giants…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The federal government is shutting down for the second time in six months after Congress failed to reach an agreement on the yearly budget in time.The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is expected to notify federal agencies to begin shutdown preparations as early as just after midnight on Jan. 31 Unlike last time, however, the government is only entering a partial shutdown this weekend.That’s because Congress was able to pass legislation fully funding some areas — the Department of Agriculture, the legislative branch, and the Department of Justice, for instance — while a majority of federal spending is still not set.Senate Democrats walked away from a bipartisan deal to fully fund the federal government for the remainder of fiscal year FY 2026 amid fallout over President Donald Trump’s surge of federal law enforcement in Minneapolis.GRAHAM BLOCKS TRUMP-BACKED SPENDING PLAN, CALLS IT A ‘BAD DEAL’ AS SHUTDOWN NEARS Federal officers shot and killed two U.S. citizens in the Midwest city during separate demonstrations against Trump’s immigration crackdown. In response, Democrats threatened to hold up a massive federal funding bill that also includes dollars for the departments of War, Labor, Health and Human…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! That’s one way to bring the house down.A towering beer coaster structure built from 63,000 pieces collapsed in dramatic fashion after a young girl removed a single one, stunning onlookers and racking up millions of views in a viral video filmed at a shopping center in Cologne, Germany.The massive installation was created by German artist Benjamin Klapper, who spent more than a month assembling the sculpture in a bid to break a Guinness World Record.Video of the collapse, which shows the structure tumbling like a house of cards, quickly spread like wildfire online.TWO RIDERS TRAPPED MORE THAN 100 FEET IN AIR AFTER TEXAS ROLLER COASTER MALFUNCTIONS “In total, I spent about 120 hours constructing the sculpture,” Klapper, 49, told Jam Press, describing the painstaking process behind the installation, which he titled Inside.Klapper said the structure was erected inside the Rhein-Center shopping mall and was originally intended to challenge the record for the largest drink coaster construction ever built.Video shows the girl carefully pulling a coaster from the tower before the entire structure cascades downward in seconds, prompting audible reactions from spectators.TRAVELERS STRANDED IN MIDAIR AS SKY-DINING PLATFORM FREEZES IN MAJOR MISHAP: SEE…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “Border czar” Tom Homan pushed back against claims that President Donald Trump sent him to Minneapolis as part of a pullback of the administration’s immigration crackdown in Minnesota.”If anybody thinks that Tom Homan, if President Trump, isn’t serious about immigration enforcement and having a mass deportation, then they weren’t paying attention,” he told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Friday.Joining “Hannity” for his first interview since being sent to Minneapolis, Homan detailed his mission to defuse widespread unrest in Minnesota while making it clear there will be no surrender.”To set the record straight, because my staff said they’ve seen a lot of people that say President Trump’s backing off on his promise of mass deportation – that’s just untrue,” he said.BEHIND THE SCENES: TRUMP AND WHITE HOUSE RALLY BEHIND NOEM AS ‘RADICALS’ DEMAND OUSTER “For people that want to misinterpret what President Trump sending me to Minneapolis means, then you’re not paying attention,” Homan said.President Donald Trump dispatched Homan to Minneapolis this week to replace Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino, whom the president suggested did not perform well overseeing the state’s immigration crackdown.”Bovino is very good, but he’s a pretty out-there kind…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The “lizard in a blizzard” is actively recovering.A Providence, Rhode Island, man clearing snow after last week’s massive winter storm made a shocking discovery when he spotted a large exotic tegu lizard buried beneath nearly 20 inches of snow, according to the New England Wildlife Center (NEWC).The nonprofit said the cold-blooded reptile dubbed “Frankie” was alive and was immediately brought indoors to help conserve heat.”This is not something even the most snow-hardened New Englander would expect to find,” the NEWC said in a Facebook post, describing the moment the reptile, a black-and-white tegu, was found slowly trying to emerge from the snow.DRAMATIC VIDEO SHOWS FIREFIGHTERS RACING ACROSS FROZEN POND TO SAVE DOG THAT FELL THROUGH ICE The NEWC said the man wrapped the lizard in a T-shirt and contacted reptile experts for assistance.ET Reptiles, a reptile store based in nearby Warwick, said its co-owners responded immediately after being contacted and retrieved the animal.”It was an intense 24 hours,” ET Reptiles wrote on Facebook, adding they were “beyond thankful” they were able to intervene and give the lizard care.VIDEO CAPTURES EMERGENCY CREWS RESCUING DOG TRAPPED IN ICY LAKE DURING SINGLE-DIGIT TEMPERATURES According to…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., said Thursday that Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem should be “put on ice permanently,” as he threatened impeachment proceedings against the cabinet official during a news conference.Jeffries made the remarks while responding to questions about whether Democrats would move forward with impeachment if Noem is not fired, and whether he has spoken with Republicans about supporting such an effort.A Trump administration source sharply condemned Jeffries’ language, warning that it would have sparked outrage had it come from a Republican leader.”Imagine if the Republican majority leader had made similar remarks about Joe Biden while he was president?” the source told Fox News Digital. “The liberal media would be up in arms to charge him with inciting an assassination. “Now we hear crickets from the very same people who greedily glean through every word from conservative officials.”GOP LAWMAKER RENEWS OVERSIGHT HEARING REQUEST OF DHS AGENCIES FOLLOWING FATAL SHOOTING IN MINNEAPOLIS The source added that Jeffries’ comments were especially dangerous given the current political climate.”What Jeffries said is dangerous, and unfathomably stupid given the culture of political violence the left has endorsed and perpetrated against conservative leaders.…
The Senate voted Friday to fund most of the government through the end of September after President Donald Trump made a deal with Democrats to carve out Homeland Security funding and allow Congress to debate new restrictions on federal immigration raids across the country.With a weekend shutdown looming, Trump made the rare deal with Senate Democrats on Thursday in the wake of the deaths of two protesters at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis. Under the agreement, the Homeland Security money will continue at current levels for two weeks while lawmakers consider Democratic demands to unmask agents, require more warrants and allow local authorities to help investigate any incidents.The bill passed in a 71-29 vote. It will now head to the House, which is not due back until Monday. That means the government could be in a partial shutdown temporarily over the weekend until they pass it.As lawmakers in both parties called for investigations into the fatal shootings by federal agents, Trump said he didn’t want a shutdown and encouraged members of both parties to cast a “much needed Bipartisan ‘YES’ vote.”The president’s concessions to Democrats prompted pushback from some Senate Republicans, delaying the final votes and providing a…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Two hikers rescued after becoming lost while attempting to climb England’s highest mountain during “treacherous winter conditions” stiffed a hotel they were put up in for the night after the seven-hour operation, according to the nonprofit responsible for saving them.”We avoid judging those we rescue but struggle to understand when the rescued take advantage of hospitality provided by our supporters in the valley,” the Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team wrote in a Facebook post last week, explaining that after the two men were safely rescued from Scafell Pike in an “avoidable” situation on Dec. 29, the manager of the Wasdale Head Inn “kindly agreed to stay up, give them snacks and a room.”Scafell Pike has an elevation of 3,200 feet.Although the men were given a discounted room rate of 35%, which they agreed to pay at the time but said their money wasn’t on them, they left without settling their bill, the rescue nonprofit claimed, adding that the organization felt compelled to pay it for them.MISSING HIKER’S BODY FOUND ON WYOMING MOUNTAIN RANGE A MONTH AFTER EERIE FINAL TEXT TO WIFE “Disappointingly, in the morning they offered no thanks for the efforts of…
This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News. Introduction: The Silver Market Seizure – Opportunity Amidst the Chaos The physical silver market is experiencing a historic infrastructure meltdown as prices shatter all records, recently piercing the $100 per ounce barrier for the first time in history. This parabolic move—a tripling in value since early 2025—has triggered a market cataclysm years in the making, finally revealed by the collision of explosive industrial demand and utterly constrained supply. As reported in Natural News, silver’s surge past $110 per ounce represents a seismic shift in the world of money, acting as a flashing red signal about the health of the global financial system and the deep anxiety coursing through markets. Simultaneously, gold is knocking on the door of $5,500 per ounce, confirming that this is not a temporary spike but the unmasking of a fundamental, irreversible reality. The system’s immediate casualty is infrastructure. Low-information sellers, responding to mainstream media narratives urging holders to cash out before a perceived peak, are flooding dealers with ‘junk’ silver, creating a massive processing backlog of 8-12 weeks. This temporary logjam represents what informed analysts recognize as a profound opportunity for holders of quality silver—a…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! We all have deeply-held beliefs, and thankfully, we live in a nation where we can freely express our ideas without fear of government oppression. That freedom is one of our nation’s greatest strengths. But freedom also comes with responsibility — especially for those entrusted with the lives of others. Recently, several shocking incidents have brought to light a disturbing trend: doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals are putting politics and ideology ahead of their duty to protect the health and safety of their patients. The examples are legion. A nurse in Florida posted on TikTok wishing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt a severe fourth-degree tear during childbirth. A nurse in Virginia uploaded a video suggesting ways to injure ICE agents, urging viewers to “make their lives miserable.” Detectives in New York City who were injured while making an arrest were reportedly treated rudely and disrespectfully by hospital workers because staff suspected that they were ICE agents. Even internationally, in Sydney, Australia, two healthcare workers threatened to kill an Israeli man and claimed they had harmed Jewish patients in their care. Antisemitic conduct by health care providers in Britain is so pervasive that…
