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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Sen. Susan Collins is well aware of the tough path ahead as she officially kicks off her 2026 re-election campaign in blue-leaning Maine.Collins is the top target for Senate Democrats as they try to win back the chamber’s majority in November’s midterm elections.”Chuck Schumer has made me once again — this is the third time he’s done this — his number one target,” Collins said in an interview with Fox News Digital soon after she announced her re-election bid, as she pointed to the longtime top Democrat in the Senate.Collins took to social media a couple of hours earlier to declare, “GOOD NEWS! I am ALL-IN for 2026.”LONGTIME REPUBLICAN SENATOR MAKES A MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT Democrats have long targeted the 73-year-old Collins, who was first elected to the Senate three decades ago, but keep coming up short.”I will be outspent as I was in 2020, but fortunately, Maine people are famously independent. They look at the individual candidates, and they don’t just necessarily vote a party line,” the senator said.Collins was one of the Senate Republicans who voted to convict after the House impeached President Donald Trump in 2021, following the Jan.…
As the Chinese People’s Liberation Army edges toward its goal of invading Taiwan by 2027, experts argue that Washington must reexamine a long-standing U.S.-Japan blueprint that aims to shift nearly 10,000 Marines away from Okinawa.The Defense Policy Review Initiative (DPRI) — intended to make the U.S. military presence less burdensome for the island’s residents — will instead dangerously weaken deterrence against Beijing, according to a report for the Atlantic Council from Lt. Col. Caleb Eames, a senior Marine Corps fellow, and Amy Cowley, an assistant director at the council’s Forward Defense program.The time for the U.S. to adjust its posture is now, they write. The Pentagon has shown a willingness to dismantle entrenched programs and the Trump administration’s tariff policies have created leverage to agree to new terms with the Japanese government.“Washington has a window of opportunity to rework old DPRI agreements in a new, substantial way,” Eames and Cowley argue.Under the plan as it stands, the U.S. and Japan agreed to move 5,000 Marines and 1,300 dependents from Okinawa to Guam; 2,700 Marines and 2,000 dependents to Hawaii; 1,300 Marines to Australia; and 800 Marines to locations in the continental U.S. The first tranche of 100 troops, however, only…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kaley Cuoco is opening up about experiencing a beauty mishap during her time starring on “The Big Bang Theory.”During an appearance on the “Not Skinny But No Fat” podcast, the 40-year-old actress, who played Penny on the hit sitcom that ran from 2007 to 2019, recalled getting Botox injections for the first time before realizing too late how it would impact her ability to act on camera. “I did my forehead and all this stuff, and I was so excited,” Cuoco remembered. Cuoco went on to say that she underwent the cosmetic procedure days before filming “a scene where I have to like really do this thing with my face.”‘BIG BANG THEORY’ STAR KALEY CUOCO SHUTS DOWN PARENTING CRITICS”I could not move [it],” she admitted. “The fact that no one said anything — they probably were thinking it — I couldn’t believe how bad it looked. I was like, ‘Kaley.’ I was like literally doing these jokes and nothing moved. My forehead didn’t move and it looked like I was trying to move it.””And that’s when I thought, ‘Whoa..let’s calm it down,’” she added. “So I reined it in and now I don’t…
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. Sam Darnold just WON the Super Bowl…and LOST $71k because it was in California Watch as Boomer Esiason explains why the players should block any future Super Bowls in California… Here’s SchiffSovereign’s James Hickman to explain the farce… Yesterday, the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. From a financial perspective, each Seahawks player will take home $178,000—payment for that particular game. Now, given that the Super Bowl was played in California—and the players earned money playing in the game— it’s reasonable for the state of California to tax that specific income. But that’s not the way California looks at it. Instead, the state will go back in time, all the way to the start of the NFL season in September, and take their ‘fair share’ of the players’ ENTIRE salaries over the entire season. This is what’s known as the state’s “jock tax,” in which they tax non-resident professional athletes based on the number of “duty days” they spend in the state—traveling, practicing, attending meetings, or playing in a game. Both teams arrived in California last Sunday, so each player will log…
The great thing about instant soups is that most of them are as easy to make as a cup of tea. They may not pack a lot of calories, but on a cold day or when you actually have a cold they can be a welcome addition to your diet.One of the primary benefits of adding instant soups to your food storage is that they tend to have a long shelf-life and are inexpensive to put together. Variety is sometimes a challenge with long-term food storage and instant soups can create a lot of flavor options for a potentially monotonous menu.Instant soups can also be added to larger meals to add flavor beyond salt and pepper. Whether you’ve wild foraged some greens or did a quick garden harvest, an instant soup mix can turn a mix of bland vegetables into a hearty feast.Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest!Some Minor ChallengesIf you want to make your own instant soups you’ll need to assemble a lot of different dry ingredients. Some are easy like Ramen noodles and instant rice. Others can be a little more complicated like dehydrated chicken chunks or dried vegetables.You can…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Justice Department is signaling a broader use of federal civil rights law against protesters accused of disrupting religious worship, with officials pointing to synagogue cases as a model for future enforcement.Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who leads the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, said the department has applied the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act — a law historically associated with abortion clinic protests — to cases involving disruptions at Jewish houses of worship.”It was our pioneering application of the FACE Act to defend Jewish synagogues that paved the way for its use to defend churches,” Dhillon said during remarks at an antisemitism and extremism conference at George Washington University Tuesday, describing the enforcement approach as a way to draw clear legal lines between protected speech and unlawful conduct.The FACE Act makes it a federal offense to use force, threats of force or physical obstruction to intentionally interfere with individuals because they are exercising their right to religious worship or to an abortion. Dhillon said the statute allows federal authorities to intervene when protests cross into obstruction, intimidation or trespass at places of worship. FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST 2 MORE…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Sen. Susan Collins is well aware of the tough path ahead as she officially kicks off her 2026 re-election campaign in blue-leaning Maine.Collins is the top target for Senate Democrats as they try to win back the chamber’s majority in November’s…
As the Chinese People’s Liberation Army edges toward its goal of invading Taiwan by 2027, experts argue that Washington must reexamine a long-standing U.S.-Japan blueprint that aims to shift nearly 10,000 Marines away from Okinawa.The Defense Policy Review Initiative (DPRI) — intended to make the U.S. military presence less burdensome…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kaley Cuoco is opening up about experiencing a beauty mishap during her time starring on “The Big Bang Theory.”During an appearance on the “Not Skinny But No Fat” podcast, the 40-year-old actress, who played Penny on the hit sitcom that ran from…
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. Sam Darnold just WON the Super Bowl…and LOST $71k because it was in California Watch as Boomer Esiason explains why the players should block any future Super Bowls in California… Here’s SchiffSovereign’s James Hickman to explain the farce… Yesterday, the Seattle Seahawks beat the…
The great thing about instant soups is that most of them are as easy to make as a cup of tea. They may not pack a lot of calories, but on a cold day or when you actually have a cold they can be a welcome addition to your diet.One…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Justice Department is signaling a broader use of federal civil rights law against protesters accused of disrupting religious worship, with officials pointing to synagogue cases as a model for future enforcement.Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who leads the Justice Department’s Civil…
SAN DIEGO — The Navy announced that the second phase of their female sailor uniform update is available for purchase at select in-person Navy Exchange Service Command locations, as well as online.The optional service dress white long-sleeved overblouse, for wear with the service dress blue uniform, is available in Virginia…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Though the latest season of “American Idol” is only in its third week, judges Carrie Underwood and Luke Bryan are already butting heads. During Sunday’s episode of the singing competition show, Underwood and Bryan faced multiple hurdles after disagreeing on whether certain contestants…
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MoreIf your beard is your pride and joy, it deserves top-tier care. These veteran-owned brands deliver high-quality grooming products – from oils and conditioners to balms and waxes – all made right here in the U.S. Whether you’re into scented oils or butters to keep your ‘stache in tip-top shape, these companies have you covered. Better still, every purchase supports American veterans. Badass Beard CareProudly founded by veterans, Badass Beard Care was designed to help men look and feel their best with high-quality products formulated with natural ingredients. Like many veterans, the company values loyalty and makes products that keep customers coming back. Badass Beard Care oils are made from 100% natural ingredients. Scented with sandalwood, bourbon and vanilla, your beard will not only smell amazing, but feel soft to the touch. It’s designed to relax your beard while combating itchy, dry skin daily. There’s also a Ladies Man scent that is more citrus forward and may be of interest if you prefer fresher scents. Outlaw Beard Butter is scented with tobacco, spicy black pepper and mouth-watering vanilla. There’s also Badass Beard Care’s Original scent, which is made up of sandalwood, bourbon and vanilla. Each butter is made with natural ingredients that hydrate…
Powder River Precision (PRP) has built its reputation largely on its interpretation of the patent-expired 10/22 receiver. Fine machining, close tolerances, premium materials and repositioning of the guide rod atop the receiver rather than along the side (called Top Line technology) has made the receiver an object of lust for anyone doing a custom 10/22 build. The Rubicon receiver is fabricated from 6061 barstock aluminum. The bolt is made from barstock stainless steel. The gun incorporates a cylindrical firing pin, and PRP takes pride in the fact the extractor is wire-EDM cut instead of merely being stamped. Similarly, the control parts are EDM cut, as well. An aluminum V-block attachment system is incorporated to protect barrel/receiver interface, according to the company. The Icon version of PRP’s Rubicon adds a 15-MOA-canted Picatinny rail for long-range accuracy. Now PRP is offering a custom build created around the company’s Rubicon Icon receiver. It has a Briley Raptor 16.5-inch Ultra-lightweight fluted .22 LR barrel with a threaded muzzle, and a Hogue OverMolded stock in black or Ghillie green. What PRP has done, essentially, is assemble an all-star team of Steel Challenge components. With a Type 3 hardcoat-anodized aluminum sleeve, the barrel weighs a mere…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The House of Representatives appears to be on a glide path to ending the longest government shutdown in history, with lawmakers racing back to Capitol Hill after six weeks out of session.The House Rules Committee will meet to consider the Senate’s amended federal funding plan sometime after 5 p.m. Tuesday, two sources told Fox News Digital.In other words, the 42-day shutdown — which has led to thousands of air travel delays, left millions of people who rely on federal benefits in limbo, and forced thousands of federal workers either off the job or to work without pay — could come to an end before the end of this week.The House Rules Committee is the final hurdle for most legislation before it sees House-wide votes. Lawmakers on the key panel vote to advance a bill while setting terms for its consideration, like possible amendment votes and timing for debate.MIKE JOHNSON SPEAKS OUT AFTER SENATE BREAKTHROUGH ON GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN The funding bill at hand is expected to advance through the committee on party lines. Democrats on the panel are likely to oppose the measure in line with House Democratic leaders, while Republicans have signaled…
This article was originally published by J.W. Rich at The Mises Institute. The age of social media has made it easier than ever to spread misconceptions and misdirection. Bad arguments seemingly go through seasons like the flu. One idea currently in season is that artificial intelligence is uniquely damaging to the environment. Accusations abound against AI’s impact on our environment, emanating both from popular consciousness and academic institutions. These claims vastly overstate the negative impacts of AI. Below are three popular arguments and how they misunderstand the economics behind our relationship to the environment. Argument 1: AI Uses Excessive Resources The most common concern around AI is its usage of resources—mainly electricity and water. Detractors claim that AI’s energy usage is dangerous, excessive, and unnecessary. The only way to train and operate LLM models like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc. at scale is through large data centers. The two resources these data centers need to operate are electricity and water. Because of the constantly-increasing scale of AI usage, their consumption of these resources is likely only to rise in the coming years. At the very least, there should be serious concern about this environmental profligacy. Is there any truth to these claims? First, it…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter. Check out these top headlines.SALUTE TO SAVINGS: Major restaurant chains offer free meals and exclusive Veterans Day deals for military members nationwide on Nov. 11. TIPPING POINT: A restaurant owner reveals a common scenario that makes many customers “uncomfortable.”SILENT SOLDIERS: Researchers identified Roman warriors’ remains in a well, connecting them to an ancient battle. MORE IN LIFESTYLE MILITARY DISCOUNTS – From sneakers and cowboy boots to golfing accessories, these brands are showcasing their Veterans Day sales. Continue reading… PERFECT MEAL – Check out how to make the best apple pie. Watch the video… FOLLOW FOX NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIA FacebookInstagram YouTubeTwitter LinkedInSIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTERS Fox News LifestyleFox News HealthDOWNLOAD OUR APPSFox News Fox Business Read the full article here
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to overturn a jury’s civil lawsuit verdict that he sexually abused and later defamed former Elle columnist E. Jean Carroll.Trump’s lawyers argued in a filing that allegations leading to the $5 million verdict were “propped up” by a “series of indefensible evidentiary rulings” that allowed Carroll’s lawyers to present “highly inflammatory propensity evidence” against him.”President Trump has clearly and consistently denied that this supposed incident ever occurred,” Justin Smith, one of Trump’s lawyers, and his co-counsel wrote in the filing, according to The Associated Press. “No physical or DNA evidence corroborates Carroll’s story. There were no eyewitnesses, no video evidence, and no police report or investigation.”Carroll sued Trump twice after she released a book in 2019 that claimed Trump raped her during a brief encounter in a department store dressing room in New York City in the 1990s. Trump vigorously denied the claims, saying he had never met Carroll, that she was not his “type” and that she fabricated the incident to sell books. His vocal and repeated criticisms and denials led to Carroll’s defamation allegations.FEDERAL APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS $83.3 MILLION E. JEAN CARROLL…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Liberal media figures are calling out the Democratic Party after eight senators voted with the GOP on a plan to reopen the government, accusing the party of caving as they try to end the longest shutdown in history.Ex-CNN host Don Lemon, “The View” co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Whoopi Goldberg, former CNN journalist Chris Cillizza and more were among members of the media lambasting the Democratic caucus members who voted to advance a plan to re-open the government on Sunday.Sens. Angus King, I-Maine, John Fetterman, D-Pa., Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., Maggie Hassan, D-N.H., Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., Tim Kaine, D-Va., and the number two Democrat in the Senate, Dick Durbin, D-Ill., broke with the rest of the Democrats on the funding vote. King is an independent who caucuses with Democrats.Lemon posted on TikTok and said the Democrats “caved.” DEMOCRATIC SENATOR STANDS FIRM AFTER DEFYING PARTY, SAYS IT’S TIME TO ‘TURN THE GOVERNMENT BACK ON’Goldberg said during “The View” on Monday, “eight Senate Democrats threw in the towel by siding with the GOP to advance a vote that could lead to the government reopening.”Others specifically took aim at Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Several major restaurant and café chains are offering free meals, drinks or buy-one-get-one-free deals exclusively for veterans and active service members this Veterans Day.Below, here’s a glance at some of the more notable restaurants and businesses providing these Veterans Day deals.AMERICANS ARE FED UP WITH TIPPING CULTURE, YET MANY STILL SHELL OUT 20% AT RESTAURANTSAll offers require military identification unless noted otherwise.Check these out for America’s heroes. Applebee’sApplebee’s is offering select entrées for free from a limited menu throughout the day to all veterans or active-duty military members.This is the 18th consecutive year that Applebee’s has provided Veterans Day deals, according to the company’s website. It is only available for dine-in customers.Buffalo Wild WingsPast and present military members can enjoy 10 free boneless wings and an order of regular fries for free.The offer only applies to dine-in customers.FRIED CHICKEN BUCKETS FADING AS AMERICANS FLOCK TO TENDERS AND SANDWICHES: HERE’S WHYWhen visiting a Buffalo Wild Wings Go location, the offer is valid for walk-in orders order.California Pizza KitchenAll veterans or active-duty military who visit a California Pizza Kitchen will receive a complimentary beverage and one entrée from a limited menu.The drink choices are between…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Families of seven girls and camp counselors killed in the July 4 Camp Mystic flood in Hunt, Texas, have filed a wrongful death and negligence lawsuit, alleging the camp’s owners ignored flood risks and state safety rules to protect profits.The lawsuit, filed Nov. 10 in Travis County District Court by attorney R. Paul Yetter of Yetter Coleman LLP, names the families of Anna Margaret Bellows, Lila Bonner, Chloe Childress, Molly DeWitt, Katherine Ferruzzo, Lainey Landry and Blakely McCrory — all of whom died in the catastrophic flooding.The 75-page petition claims Camp Mystic and its owners “put profit over safety” and “chose to house young girls in flood-prone areas to avoid the cost of relocating cabins.” It also accuses the camp of failing to create or follow an evacuation plan, despite state regulations requiring one.”Just such a tragedy hit our State on July 4, 2025,” the lawsuit reads. “When 25 campers and two counselors needlessly and tragically died in the floodwaters at Camp Mystic.”CAMP MYSTIC MAKES CONTROVERSIAL DECISION ABOUT FUTURE OF TEXAS CAMP WHERE 27 DIED IN FLOODING Camp Mystic spans 725 acres along the Guadalupe River in the Texas Hill Country, an…
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