NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump is unveiling Monday plans for a massive steel plant in Iowa that the White House says will be the largest in American history and promises will bring 1,750 permanent jobs to the state.The roughly $15 billion steel plant is touted as a major new investment and evidence Trump’s economic agenda is bringing heavy manufacturing back to the U.S. with just over a month until the midterms. It will create between 5,000 and 6,000 construction jobs during its first phase.Trump is expected to make the announcement from the Oval Office at 2 p.m. alongside executives from Mesabi Metallics, a White House official told Fox News Digital. The company plans to build the facility using iron ore from its newly constructed mine in Minnesota.SEN KEVIN CRAMER: CHINA BUILDS FOR WAR WHILE AMERICA WAITS ON PERMITS The Iowa plant is expected to produce 7.5 million tons of steel annually in its first phase before eventually reaching 10 million tons per year, according to the White House. The administration says that would make it the largest steel plant ever built in the U.S.If completed as planned, the project would represent a significant expansion…

The Army has kicked off an “M9s to Strykers” comprehensive evaluation of its weapons platforms as it pushes for greater organic repair capability and seeks to shore up logistics support in preparation for future conflicts.Lt. Gen. Gavin Lawrence, the deputy commanding general of Army Materiel Command and senior commander of Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, told Army Times in an interview that these “sustainment night courts” began Sept. 25 and will continue over the next two months as Army leaders seek to secure a greater right to repair, prizing intellectual property protections away from manufacturers so soldiers can reset their own gear near the point of need.The holistic review of weapons systems will determine if “we [are] postured appropriately, in terms of organic capability, and who has responsibility for our weapons systems and platforms,” Lawrence said.“And the other part is the need, because of the threat we face,” he added. “We talked about having multiple nodes distributing where we’re accumulating our materiel, so we’re not providing large targets for our adversaries, who have the means to disrupt our operations through long-range precision fire.”AMC is undertaking the sustainment review with the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology, Lawrence said.“We’re…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz reflected on his legacy in a recent interview and his comments sparked immediate pushback both online and from Republican lawmakers in the state who spoke to Fox News Digital.”Fraud should have stopped it sooner,” Walz told the Minnesota Star-Tribune in a discussion that is being dubbed an “exit interview” with the headline “Walz accepts blame for fraud but says it shouldn’t define his legacy” as he prepares to leave office in January.”We didn’t stop them. I accept that. I think there does need to be accountability with that. And part of it is that, yep, that’s with me, I’ll step aside.”Walz claimed the state “immediately” took action on the fraud and then went on to suggest the true cost of the fraud, estimated at $9 billion by federal prosecutors, has been overstated and claimed President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom, expected to cost taxpayers around $300 million, was more expensive than the Minnesota fraud.WALZ APPROVAL RATING CRATERS TO LOWEST LEVEL EVER AND TRAILS TRUMP AMID MASSIVE FRAUD SCANDAL: ‘TIRED OF IT’ “I should have been down on those agencies a little more, but I will tell you…

In the span of two months this summer, U.S. naval aviation recorded three separate in-flight engine fires that caused millions in damage to the airframes and forced landings.That’s according to data recorded by the Naval Safety Center, which tracks Class A mishaps — those that cause at least $2.5 million in damage or lead to death or loss of life — in a publicly accessible dashboard. The Navy and Marine Corps did not publicly announce any of the in-flight fires when they happened. While the mishaps did result in aircraft damage, landings were completed safely in all three cases and no crew members were injured.The first of the three incidents took place July 1 and involved a F/A-18F Super Hornet two-seater fighter jet over Naval Air Station Fallon, Nevada. A spokesperson from Naval Air Forces told Military Times that the aircraft was assigned to Strike Fighter Squadron 22, out of Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, about 300 miles away. The Super Hornet “experienced a left engine fire while conducting a routine training mission,” the official said. “The aircrew executed emergency procedures and landed safely at [NAS Fallon] with no injuries.”While the estimated damage exceeds $2.5 million, the Navy plans to…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Long after the rest of the media passed on exposing the corruption in D.C., Fox knew when there was a real story.In December 2009, I sat down with Neil Cavuto. It was one of my earliest national interviews. As a freshman who had been in Congress less than a year, I was sleeping on a $45 cot in my closet in Longworth at the time. Cavuto didn’t book me because I had a famous name. He booked me because a member who refused to load pork into an omnibus was news. Fox was willing to bring on a back-bencher from Utah because the story mattered.As a junior member of the House Oversight Committee, I did not know then that this would become the only place some of our hearings got traction after the initial press release died down. Viewers who wanted the whole story knew they could find it on Fox.JASON CHAFFETZ: A DECADE OF SECRET SERVICE FAILURE PROVES THE AGENCY IS STILL IN CRISISStart with Fast & Furious. The Obama Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives deliberately let guns walk into the hands of criminals so the agency could “build…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Workers renovating a bustling city boulevard stumbled across a piece of the ancient past — a cache of pottery dating back roughly 1,000 years.The discovery was made amid ongoing excavations in Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia in the Caucasus region, south of Russia. The artifacts were found roughly 20 feet beneath Rustaveli Avenue, Tbilisi’s main thoroughfare.ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER MASSIVE ANCIENT SITE DURING RAIL PROJECT, INCLUDING RARE ROMAN FINDPictures show archaeologists examining the intricately decorated pottery fragments, as well as centuries-old jugs and various shards.The roadwork is part of a larger project to upgrade Rustaveli Avenue with new pedestrian crossings, improved signage and other improvements, according to Reuters. David Lordkipanidze, director of the Georgian National Museum, told Reuters the discovery was not entirely unexpected given Tbilisi’s history.”Tbilisi is very rich with archaeological material … so it’s very logical to find workshops of different periods,” he said.ANCIENT SHIPWRECK GIVES UP DAZZLING TREASURES AFTER MORE THAN 1,300 YEARS UNDERWATERLordkipanidze also pointed to Tbilisi’s long history as a crossroads for cultures and commerce.”Tbilisi was always multicultural,” he said.  “[It’s been] a real center for the region, particularly an economic center.”The pottery appears to date between the 10th…

The Miami Dolphins are winless, which isn’t good, but it gets worse because they also don’t have a sack this season, making them the NFL’s only team bearing that stigma. And all that made Sunday’s controversial call sting all the more.The Dolphins today are going to dissect the fact they thought edge rusher Chop Robinson hurried Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes to throw the football out of the end zone for a big fourth-quarter stop.The ball fell harmlessly incomplete.PATRICK MAHOMES ANSWERS TROUBLING QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS SERIOUS KNEE INJURY ON FIRST DRIVE OF THE CHIEFS SEASONThe way Mahomes fell was much more harmful in the view of the officials, who promptly called Robinson for roughing the passer.And why did Robinson get called for the controversial penalty? Because he landed on Mahomes without somehow sufficiently showing that he was trying to avoid stuffing the great quarterback into the Hard Rock Stadium grass.Remember that word – stuffing – because, believe it or not, it’s an actual NFL rulebook standard for calling roughing the passer.(But first, full transparency: This penalty didn’t change the outcome of the game. It didn’t really affect the Chiefs at all because there was another Dolphins penalty on the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Twenty-two years ago, I made the best move of my career. My early years were spent at The Wall Street Journal and CNBC. But coming here changed my life in so many positive ways that I can’t imagine what any other path would have looked like. I am deeply grateful that I trusted the gut feeling that told me I belonged here.On my first day, Jeff Hark, who was overseeing the scheduling of reporters and anchors, asked me about my family. He knew I had three young children, and he wanted to assure me that Fox understood the pressures of young professionals raising kids. Defensive at first, I insisted I could handle it and wouldn’t be bothering him with requests for time off, but then I realized he actually meant it. It was such a smart company perspective that it made me want to work even harder, knowing they would have my back.Fox liberated me to grow and take on so many new challenges. The environment was still scrappy, and the growth was exponential. Every opportunity I leaned into opened a door. That first year, I asked to be part of the…

A season worth forgetting in Anaheim ended with a mark that will linger in baseball history forever.With a 7-3 loss to the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park on Sunday, the Los Angeles Angels (62-100) officially crossed a threshold they had evaded for 65 years: their first 100-loss season.The defeat stripped the Halos of their standing as the last MLB franchise to avoid triple-digit losses, putting all 30 clubs on the century-mark ledger.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!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 a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.For first-year manager Kurt Suzuki, Game 162 was the grim culmination of a grueling campaign, one that ultimately eclipsed the 63-99 mark set by Ron Washington’s 2024 squad. The finale carried an unmistakable layer of drama. Franchise star Mike Trout watched from the dugout on a scheduled day off as his young teammates fought to avert history.Shortstop Zach Neto had insisted earlier in the week that organizational pride would propel them past the brink, and a 5-4 stretch in their final…