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As seven anonymous Arizona State Sun Devils hockey players called for their coaching staff to be placed on administrative leave, the House and Senate education chairs have also called for an independent investigation into the team’s workout that left a player hospitalized, still fighting for his life in a coma.Matthew Mayich remains on life support after an Aug. 20 workout in the blazing Arizona heat left him unconscious, and far worse than the players who wrote a 26-page letter that said they were initially told by head coach Greg Powers and the staff.On Monday, House Education Committee Chairman Matt Gress and Senate Education Committee Chairman Hildy Angius called on the Arizona Board of Regents to retain an independent investigator to examine the workout.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE In a letter sent on Monday to Board Chairman Doug Goodyear, Gress and Angius cited unresolved questions about whether the school followed its own policies and allegations from the anonymous players, who all fear retaliation by the current staff for speaking up about their account of the incident.Arizona State conducted an initial review, which acknowledged the hockey team’s staff didn’t submit a plan of training activities as part of the investigation.…

The U.S. Navy announced that it is procuring 30 medium unmanned surface vessels after seven companies competed for contracts as part of its new autonomous maritime robotics initiative.The service awarded contracts to Galliano Marine Services, Huntington Ingalls Industries and Saronic Technologies after the three companies completed phase one of at-sea testing for its Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel Family of Systems program.Sea Machines, Leidos, PacMar Technologies and Birdon also completed at-sea testing and competed for a contract but ultimately lost the bid to produce vessels for the Navy.“Each agreement includes the procurement of 10 MUSVs, at an average procurement cost of $40 million per vessel,” the Navy said. “The first MUSVs are scheduled to be delivered to the Navy prior to the end of fiscal year 2027.”Though they didn’t make the final cut, Sea Machines, Leidos and PacMar Technologies were awarded $15 million for completing at-sea testing and will now be hosted on the Defense Department’s drone marketplace, where they are eligible to receive other contracts.Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao praised the contract awards as a sign that the Navy was prioritizing moving quickly to modernize its fleet.Phase one at-sea testing evaluated MUSV’s ability to understand a maritime environment, maneuver unassisted…

If you are within the blast radius of a modern day nuclear weapon, you are pretty much dead on impact. There is no amount of prepping or body armor that will save you. Your bunker will probably prove useless as well considering there will be little to no warning. Also, it will probably come in the dead of night for the West coast. One long-term, high ranking, retired veteran told me, “Everything stays still at night; the targets stay still. Also, it’s daytime over there while we sleep.” While many preppers are preparing to survive a nuclear strike, I think the focus should be on preparing to deal with the radiation and fallout, because if you are caught in the blast radius then you will probably die immediately, but if you are caught just outside the blast radius, you will die slowly and painfully unless you know what to do. If the bomb is detonated on the surface, large plumes of radioactive material will be thrust into the atmosphere and come down as fallout. This stuff is most deadly if inhaled or ingested in any way. What most survivors of a nuclear attack will be fighting is radiation sickness. Want…

Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) is one of the most historic pro wrestling promotions on the planet. The company was founded in 1933 and continues to honor Lucha Libre style wrestling to this day.As pro wrestling’s popularity has increased dramatically over the years, CMLL has had the need to get more eyeballs on its product. Among the steps the company has taken, CMLL partnered with All Elite Wrestling (AEW) to feature its superstars on its programming. The partnership has allowed CMLL legends like Místico to appear at AEW and Ring of Honor shows while still being the generational figure that he is in Mexico. The same has held true for a lot of CMLL talent.The next step was to find a footing in the United States. With immense potential, CMLL held its first solo event in Las Vegas as part of Slam Fest during WrestleMania weekend. The action-packed event saw the likes of Blue Panther, Ultimo Guerrero, Persephone, Tessa Blanchard, Místico, Hechicero, Templario, Angel de Oro and others showcase their talent.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…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the Pentagon’s cyber and intelligence agencies to prioritize the 2026 midterm elections, directing them to “mobilize every authorized asset, capability, and partnership under your command” to defend election infrastructure from foreign influence.The order was directed toward U.S. Cyber Command and the Defense Intelligence Enterprise in a Sept. 22 memorandum, which says the Defense Department will use its capabilities to protect the reliability of U.S. voting mechanisms from “external manipulation and disruption from foreign actors,” while maintaining the fundamental freedoms that characterize the country. The memo does not identify a specific foreign actor or any particular election system or voting jurisdiction. Hegseth describes the effort as part of a “whole of government” effort to protect free and fair elections. The midterms will take place Nov. 3.“Our Nation’s ability to conduct free and fair elections is a steadfast principle of our democracy,” Hegseth wrote. “Assuring and protecting this ability is a no-fail mission and the DoW will do its part in supporting this whole of government effort.”The memorandum directs the commander of U.S. Cyber Command and the directors of the National Security Agency, Chief of Central Security Service, Defense Intelligence Agency and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to carry…

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“Lioness” star Laysla De Oliveira is smacking down the idea that her character is a traitor.The third season of Taylor Sheridan’s hit CIA/military series recently wrapped up, and it ended with an explosive reveal:Aaliyah – a main character in season one – was the puppet master behind Joe’s abduction.NICOLE KIDMAN REACTS TO SHOCKING ‘LIONESS’ SEASON 3 FINALE AND THE TWIST NOBODY SAW COMINGHowever, there’s another lingering question that (kind of?) remains unresolved.Who is the mole? Laysla De Oliveira shoots down possible “Lioness” theory.Oliveira stars as Cruz in the popular series, and her character helped spearhead Joe’s rescue towards the end of season one.I can’t say I’ve ever heard or seen a credible theory that she was the mole, but the talented actress is making it clear that’s not the case.She recently posted a TikTok video declaring that the theory is nonsense. “You guys have to stop. You have to stop asking me if I’m the mole because I don’t know if we watched the same show or not, but what I can say is that [Cruz] was in shambles because she could not find Joe. Okay? So, let it go,” Oliveira explained.You can watch her full comments in the video…

The nation’s military service academies will no longer appoint civilian faculty to tenured positions under a new directive from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who says the schools must remain focused on preparing future officers for war.In a memorandum signed Tuesday, Hegseth directed the secretaries of the military departments to immediately terminate the practice of appointing civilian faculty to tenured positions and develop hiring plans that prioritize institutional flexibility and faculty contributions to the warfighting mission.“The primary purpose of our Military Service Academies (MSA) is to prepare the next generation of officers to lead the men and women of the greatest military on Earth,” Hegseth wrote.Hegseth said tenure can contribute to “academic stagnation” and “faculty complacency” and make institutions less able to adapt to emerging needs.He also argued that tenure can contribute to curricula drifting from the mission of educating future warfighters toward the research priorities of tenured faculty.In military academies, civilian faculty have been part of the academic structure for decades. In 1992, Congress enacted legislation that expanded the ability of the academies to employ civilian faculty.Academy leaders have previously cited tenure as a factor in recruiting and retaining civilian faculty. During a March 2025 Senate Armed Services Committee hearing,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A verdict has been reached for former “American Idol” contestant Caleb Flynn, who was charged with the murder of his wife, Ashley Flynn, following an Ohio trial that exposed his secret affair and a series of messages about wanting his wife dead.DAD OF ‘AMERICAN IDOL’ CONTESTANT’S SLAIN WIFE MADE EERIE GOOGLE SEARCH AFTER HEARING OF HER MURDER Flynn faced nine charges: one count of aggravated murder, three counts of murder, two counts of felonious assault and three counts of tampering with evidence involving the missing firearm, the side garage door and emails. Jurors also considered firearm specifications attached to several charges.Prosecutors alleged Flynn shot Ashley in the back of the head inside their Tipp City home before staging the scene to look like an intruder had broken in.Flynn pleaded not guilty to aggravated murder and other charges.Prosecutors built a largely circumstantial case against Flynn. Investigators never recovered the gun they alleged was used to kill Ashley, there was no eyewitness to the shooting and testimony showed no gunshot residue was found on Flynn.FLORIDA PLASTIC SURGEON FOUND GUILTY OF MURDERING ATTORNEY WHO VANISHED FROM BLOODY OFFICE Jurors also heard two days of testimony…