Nelly Korda is feeling awfully patriotic ahead of this week’s U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club.Korda, the No. 1 player in the world, arrived on property on Wednesday wearing a U.S. men’s soccer jersey, and actually wore it for the entirety of her practice round.With the 2026 World Cup getting underway across North America later this month and it being the U.S. Women’s Open, it was certainly a great opportunity for the 27-year-old to wear the nontraditional shirt out on the course. CALLAWAY LAUNCHES LIMITED-EDITION USA 250 GOLF COLLECTION HONORING AMERICA’S 250TH ANNIVERSARYGiven her unique look for the practice round, Korda was asked about her decision to wear the USMNT kit, which she explained was a response to her officially being named to this year’s Solheim Cup team, but she also delivered a patriotic message.”It’s amazing. That’s why I’m wearing red, white, and blue today. Yeah, getting to represent my country is always such a huge honor,” Korda said. “I’m just really excited to kind of tee it up in Amsterdam playing for Ang, playing for our country. I’ve always made amazing memories playing in the Solheim Cup, and I can’t wait for more.” ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE…

BRUSSELS — The U.S. expects European NATO allies and Canada to swiftly increase the number of manned and unmanned aircraft and ships they contribute to the alliance’s defense plans as Washington steps back in these areas, a top U.S. general said on Wednesday.The statement by U.S. Air Force General Alexus Grynkewich, NATO’s top commander and the head of U.S. forces in Europe, followed a decision by the Trump administration to shrink the pool of U.S. military capabilities available to NATO in a crisis.U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized NATO and told its European members they will have to take over primary responsibility for the conventional defense of the continent.The U.S. told allies last month of its decision to reduce its contribution to a framework known as the NATO Force Model, which includes a pool of forces that could be activated during a crisis. But it did not publicly disclose any details.Grynkewich’s statement, issued after a meeting of NATO military planners on Wednesday, was the first public indication of what areas the U.S. plans to cut first and where it expects allies to step in.Manned and unmanned aircraft and naval vessels are two areas where Canada and European allies “can…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The judge who ordered President Donald Trump’s name removed from the Kennedy Center is married to an attorney who has represented a former anti-Trump FBI lawyer, served as counsel to the House Jan. 6 committee and currently represents former President Joe Biden — relationships that Trump blasted as clear conflicts of interest following the ruling.Trump claimed in a heated Truth Social post that U.S. District Court of D.C. Judge Christopher Cooper’s wife, Amy Jeffress, a former Obama-era Justice Department attorney turned top lawyer of Trump’, encouraged her husband to reject Trump’s Kennedy Center renovation plans and remove his name from the building.He pointed to Jeffress’ past and current clients, which include some of his most prominent critics, as evidence that she is “a Radical Left Democrat” who is influencing her husband to rule against him.”Trump Hating Judge wants to keep it open because his wife probably told him to do so!” Trump wrote of Cooper, referring to his rejection of Trump’s plans to close the Kennedy Center for two years for renovations.FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS TRUMP’S NAME REMOVED FROM KENNEDY CENTER, SAYS ONLY CONGRESS CAN RENAME IT Cooper issued his ruling on May…

Gulf hostilities flared again on Wednesday as Iranian attacks on Kuwait damaged its airport and injured dozens while the U.S. military carried out strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, with diplomacy to halt the war showing little sign of progress.The attacks are the latest to test a shaky ceasefire, sending oil prices up more than 2%, as the strait remains largely closed more than three months after the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on Iran.Flights at Kuwait International Airport were suspended after an Iranian drone and missile attack damaged airport facilities and diplomatic missions, killing one person and injuring more than 60 others, according to Kuwaiti authorities and state media.The civil aviation authority said Kuwait Airways and Jazeera Airways were resuming flights after taking safety measures. Earlier, Iranian media reported that Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards had attacked the headquarters of the U.S. Fifth Fleet in Bahrain and a U.S. airbase, as well as a vessel identified as Panaya. U.S. Central Command denied its bases had been hit and said Iranian ballistic missiles failed to strike their targets in the region.CENTCOM said it had carried out a new round of “defensive strikes” in southern Iran, targeted missile launch sites and Iranian…

In today’s article, Peter Suciu reviews the Ace VR shooting simulator from AceXR. This system puts a virtual shooting range in your home with the ability to train with real-world firearms like the Springfield Armory 1911 TRP. “It’s not around the block,” was an often-used saying of this reporter’s late grandfather. That was really an excuse for places he didn’t want to go, but it was also a barrier for things he legitimately enjoyed. That included the shooting range. None were close, and as a result, he didn’t get out to the range all that often. That was part of the reason. This is the primary hardware footprint of the at-home shooting simulator — a VR headset paired with a life-sized Springfield TRP-inspired controller. There is no ammo to buy and no brass to pick up. Image: Carson McDaniel The other was the cost. My grandfather worked very hard his entire life, and being of “The Greatest Generation,” he wasn’t someone who ever spent money unwisely. He lived through periods of high inflation, and this influenced his spending habits for his whole life. My grandfather did live long enough to see the introduction of digital cameras and other technologies, such as…

The United States and Iran have exchanged missile strikes, signaling an end to an already highly unstable ceasefire agreement. The incident began after a US warplane fired a Hellfire missile at an Iranian-linked tanker near the Strait of Hormuz late on Tuesday. The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warned that any violation of the ceasefire would bring a “harsh price” for the US military. CENTCOM, meanwhile, said its forces “remain vigilant and ready to defend against unwarranted Iranian aggression during the ongoing ceasefire.” Iran Confirms Ceasefire, Says Violations Will Result in Retaliation The US missile strike damaged the Iranian vessel’s engine room. Washington said the Botswana-flagged M/T Lexie was heading toward Kharg Island in breach of its unilaterally imposed blockade. Retalitory strikes ensued. Iran’s IRGC has said it targeted US military assets in the Persian Gulf region as a response to the attack, according to a report by RT.  Iran also struck an alleged US-affiliated vessel named Panaya with naval missiles. That caused US forces to then apparently proceed with a strike on an IRGC telecom tower, in what CENTCOM later called “self-defense strikes on an Iranian military ground control station on Qeshm Island.” The US doesn’t seem to understand that its strikes are…