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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kelsea Ballerini has zero patience for hecklers. On Saturday, Ballerini — who was performing in Sydney — called out a concertgoer after they yelled out her ex-husband Morgan Evans’ name during an emotional break-up song. In video footage posted to TikTok, a person from the crowd is heard yelling, “Team Morgan,” during Ballerini’s performance of “Penthouse,” a ballad she wrote amid her divorce from the Australian singer-songwriter in 2022. “F–k off,” Ballerini said into the microphone. “Team everyone’s happy.”KELSEA BALLERINI’S HAUNTING NEW SONG EXPOSES THE LONELINESS FEMINISM FORGOT Before continuing with the song, Ballerini gave a thumbs up and subtle middle finger before belting out the lyrics to the popular song. After the concert, Ballerini addressed the mishap on her Instagram Stories. “Respectfully, if anyone yells anything disrespectful to anyone during this song again, it will no longer be on the setlist,” she wrote, per People magazine. “Please let this be a song that matters to people and not a place to insert yourself into a world that doesn’t exist and was never yours to begin with.””Team everyone’s happy or bust,” she concluded. “Please.”Ballerini was married to Evans for nearly five years before filing for divorce in…
U.S. service members will receive a 3.8% pay increase beginning Jan. 1 under the final version of the annual defense bill announced by the House and Senate on Sunday night. The proposed fiscal 2026 National Defense Authorization Act makes several changes to Defense Department personnel policy, including a 3.8% across-the-board military pay raise consistent with the Trump administration’s proposed budget request, as well as personnel policy alterations designed to improve troops’ quality of life. Under the bill, service members with families not only will receive a pay raise, they also will get more money each month when they deploy or are separated from their families for 30 days or more for training or other reasons. The legislation increases family separation allowance from $250 to $300 per month. RELATEDIt also allows expecting parents to use their parental leave within two years after the birth or adoption of a child and aims to make improvements to military and family housing. “We’re pleased to announce that the House and Senate Armed Services Committees have reached a bipartisan, bicameral agreement on the FY26 NDAA that supports service members and strengthens our national defense,” chairmen and ranking members of the House and Senate Armed Services…
Something’s fishy about this knife – and it’s the name. The Dace is a new Boker Plus flipper from returning design collaborator Joe Mangiafico, hitting a sub-$100 price point and delivering a solid suite of everyday carry specs. This is not the first time a knife has been named after a marine creature, but it’s probably the first time that the humble dace has been so honored. To be honest, it’s not the most visually inspiring of fish – more or less just your average-looking specimen, but evidently a fish that is a favorite of anglers, particularly in Europe where the dace is a native species. And, wouldn’t you know it, Mangiafico is himself an angler. The clip’s ano matches that on the pivot. He created a knife much more striking than its inspiration, with a clean ‘n’ mean drop point, with a 2.87-inch length and a stylin’ swedge that runs across the spine before meeting some finger jimping a little past the halfway point up there. Opened solely via flipper (much like a fish), the Dace’s blade is made from Nitro-V, a reliable modern stainless that sits comfortably in the upper echelons of non-super steel performance. The handle is…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The White House is turning up the heat on former President Joe Biden’s economic record as voters voice their discontent with current cost-of-living woes that President Donald Trump campaigned to bring down after his economic successes in his first term. “Putting an end to Joe Biden’s inflation and affordability crisis has been a Day One priority for President Trump,” White House spokesman Kush Desai told Fox News Digital Monday morning when asked about the White House message on affordability. “Every Trump administration official has been playing their part over the past year to deliver on this priority, from slashing costly regulations to securing historic drug pricing deals — efforts that have cooled inflation and raised real wages,” he continued. “Much work remains, but President Trump is highlighting the meaningful progress that his Administration has made and will continue to make to turn Joe Biden’s economic disaster around.” The Trump administration is facing a crisis over its economic messaging as Democrats increasingly, and effectively, lean into their message of “affordability” that helped deliver a series of election wins during the off-season cycle in November. JEN PSAKI MOCKS TRUMP, GOP OVER ‘AFFORDABILITY’ MESSAGE DURING COLBERT APPEARANCE Americans’ feelings…
Chief Master Sgt. David Wolfe was sworn in as chief master sergeant of the U.S. Air Force during an assumption of responsibility ceremony Monday, after the service announced the pick in early November.Wolfe is the service’s 21st top enlisted leader, replacing Chief Master Sgt. David Flosi, who announced his retirement in an Oct. 13 email following his wife’s sudden death. The CMSAF advises the Air Force chief of staff and the Air Force secretary in all matters relating to the service’s enlisted personnel. The Joint Base Andrews ceremony was attended by service members, family members, friends and Air Force leadership. Flosi could not attend.The ceremony, which was live streamed on DVIDS, began with a group of service members singing the Star-Spangled Banner, followed by Air Force Chaplain Col. Christopher LaPack delivering the invocation.Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach presided and called those who have served as chief master sergeants an “elite group,” given that Wolfe has had only 20 predecessors in the role, making the ceremony “historic in its own right.”“The expectations are high. Leadership that inspires empathy, energy that never runs out, a work ethic that motivates and raises the standard for all senior enlisted leaders across…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kelsea Ballerini has zero patience for hecklers. On Saturday, Ballerini — who was performing in Sydney — called out a concertgoer after they yelled out her ex-husband Morgan Evans’ name during an emotional break-up song. In video footage posted to TikTok, a person from…
U.S. service members will receive a 3.8% pay increase beginning Jan. 1 under the final version of the annual defense bill announced by the House and Senate on Sunday night. The proposed fiscal 2026 National Defense Authorization Act makes several changes to Defense Department personnel policy, including a 3.8% across-the-board…
Something’s fishy about this knife – and it’s the name. The Dace is a new Boker Plus flipper from returning design collaborator Joe Mangiafico, hitting a sub-$100 price point and delivering a solid suite of everyday carry specs. This is not the first time a knife has been named after…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The White House is turning up the heat on former President Joe Biden’s economic record as voters voice their discontent with current cost-of-living woes that President Donald Trump campaigned to bring down after his economic successes in his first term. “Putting an end…
Chief Master Sgt. David Wolfe was sworn in as chief master sergeant of the U.S. Air Force during an assumption of responsibility ceremony Monday, after the service announced the pick in early November.Wolfe is the service’s 21st top enlisted leader, replacing Chief Master Sgt. David Flosi, who announced his retirement…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Israel Defense Forces and Israel Security Agency have exposed what they describe as a secret Hamas money-exchange network operating in central Turkey “under Iran’s direction,” according to documents and statements released this week.According to the intelligence released by the IDF and…
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has warned that artificial general intelligence, or AGI, could arrive within the next decade. With it, there could be “catastrophic outcomes”. Some of the catastrophes Hassabis warned of could be cyberattacks on energy or water infrastructure. Ruling classes could use HGI to destroy necessary infrastructure,…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ohio State kicker Jayden Fielding missed a 27-yard field goal in the final minutes, as Indiana hung on to win the Big 10 football championship 13-10 on Saturday. For Indiana, it is their first outright conference championship since 1945, after winning a share of the title in 1967. The Hoosiers were four-point underdogs going into the game against the defending national champions, with the top seed in the college football playoff on the line. Now, before the playoff even starts, Indiana has clinched, arguably, its most successful season in the modern era. “I want to give all the glory to God. We were never supposed to be in this position, but by the glory of God, the great coaches, the great teammates, everybody around us, we were able to pull this off,” Indiana quarterback Fernandeo Mendoza told Fox Sports after the game. Mendoza passed for 222 yards with one touchdown and one interception to help pull off the win.Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker, who caught six passes for 126 yards, also said, “all glory to God,” to Fox Sports after the win. NOTRE DAME’S MARCUS FREEMAN MAKES CASE FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF “The Hoosiers are…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended strikes on alleged drug cartel boats during remarks Saturday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, saying President Donald Trump has the power to take military action “as he sees fit” to defend the nation.Hegseth dismissed criticism of the strikes, which have killed more than 80 people and now face intense scrutiny over concerns that they violated international law. Saying the strikes are justified to protect Americans, Hegseth likened the fight to the war on terror following the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.“If you’re working for a designated terrorist organization and you bring drugs to this country in a boat, we will find you and we will sink you. Let there be no doubt about it,” Hegseth said during his keynote address at the Reagan National Defense Forum. “President Trump can and will take decisive military action as he sees fit to defend our nation’s interests. Let no country on earth doubt that for a moment.”The most recent strike brings the death toll of the campaign to at least 87 people. Lawmakers have sought more answers about the attacks and their legal justification, and whether U.S. forces were ordered to launch a follow-up strike following a September…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ruled that certain evidence linked to an ally of former FBI Director James Comey is off limits to the Justice Department in its efforts to prosecute the ex-director.U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly said the DOJ may not use information pertaining to Daniel Richman.”Upon consideration of Petitioner Daniel Richman’s Motion for Temporary Restraining Order, the relevant legal authority, and the entire present record, the Court concludes that Petitioner Richman is entitled to a narrow temporary restraining order to preserve the status quo while the Court evaluates his Motion for Return of Property and awaits full briefing and argument from the parties,” the ruling reads. The facts “weigh in favor of entering a prompt, temporary order to preserve the status quo now, before the Government has filed a response,” it added. Read the full article here
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton got off to a much quicker start against Alabama in Saturday’s SEC Championship than he did last week against in-state rival Georgia Tech. Stockton finished the Bulldogs’ dominant 28-7 victory over the Crimson Tide at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta with three touchdowns to secure Georgia’s spot in the College Football Playoff (CFP).While winning the SEC title put Georgia (12-1) in position for a first-round playoff spot, Alabama (10-3) suffered its third loss of the year. The Tide are now in jeopardy of missing one of the coveted 12 CFB postseason spots. Head coach Kirby Smart and Georgia’s win also put an end to Alabama’s dominance in the schools’ recent head-to-head matchups. The Tide had won each of the past four meetings in the SEC Championship Game, and Smart was a mere 1-7 overall against Alabama. Prior to Saturday, the 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship marked Smart’s lone victory against the neighboring state school.Smart has now coached Georgia to four conference titles.TEXAS TECH DOMINATES BYU TO WIN FIRST-EVER BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPThe Crimson Tide were believed to be in good position when they moved up to the ninth spot in last…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Pearl Harbor survivor Ken Schubring enlisted when he was just 17.”Everything seemed to lean toward that being in the cards sooner rather than later,” the 103-year-old told WANF-TV this week, days ahead of the anniversary of the 1941 attack. “So not much of a decision to be made.”Schubring ended his guard duty on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, then went to eat.”I went to eat breakfast after my duty and shortly before 8 a.m., an explosion shook our bunkers,” he said at a Veterans Day ceremony at the National WWII Museum this year, according to Spirit America. “Everyone rushed outside.”AMERICA’S LAST SURVIVING WWII ACE NAVY FIGHTER PILOT DONALD MCPHERSON DIES AT 103 YEARS OLD “The sky was full of airplanes, dive bombers,” he continued. “I hit the deck, crawled to a ditch nearby… and stayed there until the first wave had finished.”In another interview, Schubring told CBS News that despite his age, the attack was something he “can’t forget.”And as one of just 13 Pearl Harbor survivors remaining alive as the 84th anniversary of the assault approaches on Sunday, he’s a rarity.JAKE LARSON, WWII VETERAN TURNED TIKTOK’S ‘PAPA JAKE,’ DIES AT…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Julia Roberts and Sean Penn are weighing in on cancel culture in 2025.During an interview with Variety, Roberts and Penn discussed their illustrious careers and bringing “shame” back into the entertainment industry.While discussing Roberts’s recent film, “After the Hunt,” the actress shared a pivotal moment for her when she was mingling with her cast mates and realized that “listening” is what’s missing from culture in today’s generation. “Luca [Guadagnino] and Andrew [Garfield] and Ayo [Edebiri] and Chloë [Sevigny] came to our house and sat for days and days at our kitchen table, and we had all these conversations,” Roberts began.RICHARD GERE SAYS ‘INTEGRAL’ ‘PRETTY WOMAN’ SCENE WITH JULIA ROBERTS WAS IMPROVISED”We’re in this time of a lot of talk therapy, a lot of what I’d call the trauma industry. I think shame is underrated these days.” — Sean Penn”Really bright people do not jockey for their position. They share their ideas and their feelings and then they listen intently. It’s the listening that I feel we’ve gotten the farthest from in culture, because conversations get so intense so quickly, and you’re just waiting for that break so that you can say, ‘OK,…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Police in Italy successfully intercepted and prevented pro-Palestinian activists from interfering with a sacred Olympic tradition on Saturday. The Italian police said that the pro-Palestinian activists were prevented from coming into contact with the opening stages of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics torch relay.Both groups of protesters were removed before they reached the relay route in Rome, per police. A third group of about 10 people that was monitored by police waved Palestinian flags when the relay passed by the city’s biggest university, La Sapienza.There were also three people carrying signs in support of Venezuela near the American embassy.In October, more than two million demonstrators marched through more than 100 Italian cities to protest the war in Gaza.Olympic champion swimmer Gregorio Paltrinieri began the relay in the statue-lined Stadio dei Marmi and the torch was carried for 20 miles before ending the day in Piazza del Popolo.The relay will cover nearly 7,500 miles and wind its way through all 110 Italian provinces before reaching Milan’s San Siro Stadium for the opening ceremony on Feb. 6.TEAM ISRAEL GYMNASTS SPEAK OUT AFTER BEING BARRED FROM WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS BY INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT In all, there will be…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz on Friday warned Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz that the state could lose federal Medicaid funding unless it restores “the integrity” of its program.In a post on X, Oz claimed that more than $1 billion had been stolen through a massive Medicaid fraud scheme carried out by “bad actors” within Minnesota’s Somali community, alleging that some of the funds “may have even made its way to the Somalian terrorist group Al-Shebab.””Our staff at CMS told me they’ve never seen anything like this in Medicaid — and everyone from Gov. Tim Walz on down needs to be investigated, because they’ve been asleep at the wheel,” Oz said.COMER TARGETS WALZ IN NEW HOUSE INVESTIGATION, CITING NEARLY $1B IN ALLEGED MINNESOTA FRAUD Oz demanded Walz take the following corrective measures within 60 days:Send weekly updates on anti-fraud efforts to CMSFreeze enrollment of high-risk providers for six monthsVerify all current providers as “legitimate” or remove themSend CMS a corrective action plan to prevent fraud in the future”If we’re unsatisfied with the state’s plans or cooperation, we’ll stop paying the federal share of these programs,” Oz warned.The…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “Firework” singer Katy Perry just set a spark on social media as the pop star teased her sizzling romance with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.Perry appeared to have hard-launched her romance with Trudeau as she took to Instagram to share her adventures in Japan.In the carousel of photos, one picture is seen of the loving couple with all smiles, cheek-to-cheek, taking a selfie with soft autumn tones — yellow and orange foliage — in the background.KATY PERRY AND JUSTIN TRUDEAU SPARK DATING RUMORS, JOINING HIGH STAKES WORLD OF CELEB-POLITICIAN ROMANCES Another video showed Perry holding what appeared to be a piece of sushi, as Trudeau leaned in affectionately smiling at the pop singer.The last photo shows the couple seen from the back, standing in a dark room illuminated by cascading blue lights resembling digital rain, as their silhouettes are on display during the immersive digital art installation.Perry’s Instagram caption read, “tokyo [sic] times on tour and more,” accompanied by several emojis. KATY PERRY CONFIRMS NEW RELATIONSHIP STATUS AS JUSTIN TRUDEAU’S HALLOWEEN COSTUME SPARKS BUZZThe “Hot N’ Cold” singer’s social media post comes after a whirlwind of public appearances together.The 41-year-old took a…
