NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., compared Christian leaders who say their faith supports President Donald Trump to religious people who justified slavery in America.During an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper that aired Sunday, Warnock, who serves as the senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, was asked several questions about how his Christian faith influences his politics.After saying he prayed for the president but didn’t endorse his “ungodly” administration, Tapper asked the Democratic Senator what he thought about pastors who go to the White House to show their support for Trump and believe he was put in office with a divine purpose.”There are a lot of religious leaders who go to the White House and not only pray for the President, but make a show of suggesting that he was chosen by God for this mission,” Tapper said. BATTLEGROUND DEM CANDIDATE LINKED PUBLIC DISPLAYS OF FAITH TO POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN 2023 SPEECH”Yeah, they’re wrong,” Warnock responded, before comparing these leaders to those who skewed Scripture to justify American slavery.”And there were Christians who thought that slavery was, you know, somehow God-like—American chattel slavery—and they justified it. And they used Scriptures to support…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley was disappointed how the Gamecocks’ season ended on Sunday afternoon in Phoenix, a 79-51 loss to the UCLA Bruins in the national championship game.During her post-game interview, Staley was asked about what happened in the Gamecocks’ prior Final Four matchup against UConn, where she and head coach Geno Auriemma had a tense exchange after South Carolina advanced to the title game for the third year in a row.Rather than hash out more of her thoughts, Staley had a classy response. “I don’t want – this is UCLA’s day, right? Let’s keep it UCLA, them winning the national championship,” Staley told reporters, via The Athletic. “… We’re not going to damper UCLA’s day with it.”Before this national title contest, Staley was spotted having a cordial experience greeting UCLA Bruins head coach Cori Close — a much different experience than how Friday night ended with Auriemma.UCLA WINS FIRST WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NATIONAL TITLE IN PROGRAM HISTORY WITH DOMINANT WIN OVER SOUTH CAROLINAAfter the Gamecocks defeated the Huskies, Staley and Auriemma went viral with their interaction at midcourt, where Auriemma appeared to enrage Staley before walking off.This time, Staley and…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman said on “The Sunday Briefing” that a reported agency deception campaign may have helped draw Iranian forces away from a missing U.S. airman, offering new insight into the mission that culminated in a daring rescue behind enemy lines.It was reported that the CIA attempted to deceive the Iranians into believing the U.S. was gearing up for a maritime rescue, Hoffman said, when in reality, the airman was exfiltrated from the mountains.TRUMP VOWS US WILL STRIKE IRAN’S POWER PLANTS, BRIDGES IF STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS NOT REOPENED The CIA also assisted in tracking both the missing airman and enemy forces, he said.”The CIA was there to track [the airman’s] location… And then at the same time, the CIA is tracking Iranian security forces, their movements, their efforts to find and fix the location of our airman. And then, at the same time, running this deception operation, an extraordinary operation.”INSIDE THE DARING RESCUE OF AIRMAN BEHIND ENEMY LINES: HOW CIA ASSISTED WITH ‘DECEPTION CAMPAIGN’ “I’ve heard it referred to as looking for a needle in a haystack. I think it’s more like a needle in a stack of…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., compared Christian leaders who say their faith supports President Donald Trump to religious people who justified slavery in America.During an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper that aired Sunday, Warnock, who serves as the senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, was asked several questions about how his Christian faith influences his politics.After saying he prayed for the president but didn’t endorse his “ungodly” administration, Tapper asked the Democratic Senator what he thought about pastors who go to the White House to show their support for Trump and believe he was put in office with a divine purpose.”There are a lot of religious leaders who go to the White House and not only pray for the President, but make a show of suggesting that he was chosen by God for this mission,” Tapper said. BATTLEGROUND DEM CANDIDATE LINKED PUBLIC DISPLAYS OF FAITH TO POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN 2023 SPEECH”Yeah, they’re wrong,” Warnock responded, before comparing these leaders to those who skewed Scripture to justify American slavery.”And there were Christians who thought that slavery was, you know, somehow God-like—American chattel slavery—and they justified it. And they used Scriptures to support…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley was disappointed how the Gamecocks’ season ended on Sunday afternoon in Phoenix, a 79-51 loss to the UCLA Bruins in the national championship game.During her post-game interview, Staley was asked about what happened in the Gamecocks’ prior Final Four matchup against UConn, where she and head coach Geno Auriemma had a tense exchange after South Carolina advanced to the title game for the third year in a row.Rather than hash out more of her thoughts, Staley had a classy response. “I don’t want – this is UCLA’s day, right? Let’s keep it UCLA, them winning the national championship,” Staley told reporters, via The Athletic. “… We’re not going to damper UCLA’s day with it.”Before this national title contest, Staley was spotted having a cordial experience greeting UCLA Bruins head coach Cori Close — a much different experience than how Friday night ended with Auriemma.UCLA WINS FIRST WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NATIONAL TITLE IN PROGRAM HISTORY WITH DOMINANT WIN OVER SOUTH CAROLINAAfter the Gamecocks defeated the Huskies, Staley and Auriemma went viral with their interaction at midcourt, where Auriemma appeared to enrage Staley before walking off.This time, Staley and…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman said on “The Sunday Briefing” that a reported agency deception campaign may have helped draw Iranian forces away from a missing U.S. airman, offering new insight into the mission that culminated in a daring rescue behind enemy lines.It was reported that the CIA attempted to deceive the Iranians into believing the U.S. was gearing up for a maritime rescue, Hoffman said, when in reality, the airman was exfiltrated from the mountains.TRUMP VOWS US WILL STRIKE IRAN’S POWER PLANTS, BRIDGES IF STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS NOT REOPENED The CIA also assisted in tracking both the missing airman and enemy forces, he said.”The CIA was there to track [the airman’s] location… And then at the same time, the CIA is tracking Iranian security forces, their movements, their efforts to find and fix the location of our airman. And then, at the same time, running this deception operation, an extraordinary operation.”INSIDE THE DARING RESCUE OF AIRMAN BEHIND ENEMY LINES: HOW CIA ASSISTED WITH ‘DECEPTION CAMPAIGN’ “I’ve heard it referred to as looking for a needle in a haystack. I think it’s more like a needle in a stack of…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Chainsmokers, the electronic music duo, performed in between Final Four games on Saturday night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, marking the first-ever Final Four concert for the NCAA Tournament.However, some fans, including prominent figures in sports, were not happy with the NCAA’s decision to have the performance happen in the first place.Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy, ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt and others took their frustrations to social media, as they saw The Chainsmokers take the stage following UConn’s victory over Illinois in the first Final Four matchup at Lucas Oil Stadium. “This Chainsmokers concert in between games is playing off like somebody lost a bet,” Portnoy tweeted on Saturday night. “I like the Chainsmokers but nothing has ever made less sense than this.”One of the main reasons fans had an issue with the concert was the starting time for Michigan-Arizona, which was written as 8:49 p.m. ET. However, tipoff didn’t come until around 9:20 p.m., which was an hour after UConn-Illinois finished.UCONN’S DAN HURLEY HEARS BOOS AFTER FINAL FOUR WIN OVER ILLINOISPortnoy is a well-known Michigan fan, so he was very glad to see the delay didn’t hurt his Wolverines in…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Downed over enemy territory and forced to evade capture, a U.S. airman’s survival highlights the high-stakes training that prepares pilots for the worst, a former Air Force fighter pilot said Sunday.”As a F-16 fighter pilot, I’ll tell you that the last thing we do before we step to go fly a combat sortie is we brief up the CSAR mission and understanding what will happen if we have to get out of that aircraft,” Lt. Col. Dan Rooney told “Fox & Friends Weekend.””And we have a motto, ‘Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready,'” he said. U.S. forces rescued a missing U.S. weapons system officer from a downed F-15E in Iran following a multi-day search inside enemy territory as Iranian forces simultaneously searched the area.The pilot, who also ejected from the jet in Khuzestan Province, was rescued Friday morning.President Donald Trump touted the recovery mission as an “Easter miracle.”Rooney said pilots undergo extensive survival and evasion training to prepare for worst-case scenarios, including being shot down behind enemy lines.TRUMP CALLS RESCUE OF DOWNED AIR FORCE PILOT AN ‘EASTER MIRACLE’ PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP BRIEFED ON DOWNED F-15 FIGHTER JET IN IRAN”We…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ava Phillippe is following in her famous parents’ footsteps with a starring role in a new music video.The 26-year-old rising star made an appearance in country star Ella Langley’s latest music video for “Choosin’ Texas,” which dropped on Wednesday, April 1.In the music video, which also stars Miranda Lambert, Luke Grimes and Kaitlin Butts, Ava plays a woman at a bar who catches the eye of Langley’s boyfriend in the video, played by Grimes.It is then revealed in a series of flashbacks that Grimes and Ava’s characters have a history and were previously linked romantically. After Langley notices Grimes can’t keep his eyes off of Ava, she seeks out Lambert’s help, with the two ultimately taking off together, leaving Grimes’ character outside the bar on his own. LAINEY WILSON REVEALS KEITH URBAN’S BRUTAL 5-WORD REALITY CHECK WHEN SHE COMPLAINED ABOUT GRUELING SCHEDULE”This was such a fun shoot & I couldn’t be more grateful to be included in this stellar cast,” Ava wrote on Instagram. “Ella is a true storyteller & getting to witness her creativity up close has me even more excited to see what she does next.”Ava is no stranger to…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., compared Christian leaders who say their faith supports President Donald Trump to religious people who justified slavery in America.During an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper that aired Sunday, Warnock, who serves as the senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley was disappointed how the Gamecocks’ season ended on Sunday afternoon in Phoenix, a 79-51 loss to the UCLA Bruins in the national championship game.During her post-game interview, Staley was asked about what happened in the Gamecocks’…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former CIA station chief Dan Hoffman said on “The Sunday Briefing” that a reported agency deception campaign may have helped draw Iranian forces away from a missing U.S. airman, offering new insight into the mission that culminated in a daring rescue behind…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Chainsmokers, the electronic music duo, performed in between Final Four games on Saturday night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, marking the first-ever Final Four concert for the NCAA Tournament.However, some fans, including prominent figures in sports, were not happy with…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Downed over enemy territory and forced to evade capture, a U.S. airman’s survival highlights the high-stakes training that prepares pilots for the worst, a former Air Force fighter pilot said Sunday.”As a F-16 fighter pilot, I’ll tell you that the last thing…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ava Phillippe is following in her famous parents’ footsteps with a starring role in a new music video.The 26-year-old rising star made an appearance in country star Ella Langley’s latest music video for “Choosin’ Texas,” which dropped on Wednesday, April 1.In the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A former Pentagon official said the rescue of a U.S. airman in Iran served as more than a recovery mission, saying it was a warning to Tehran that the United States can penetrate anywhere in Iranian territory to carry out operations ranging…
France is seeking to quadruple its stockpile of kamikaze drones and drastically expand missile arsenals by the end of the decade, Politico reported on Friday. A draft military planning law said that the preparations were being done to get ready for a “war economy.” A 64-page-long document set to be…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Protesters attacked a Communist Party headquarters in Cuba overnight, ransacking the building and attempting to set it on fire, while video from the scene appeared to capture gunfire and a man on the ground outside, according to footage obtained by Fox News Digital.Cuban state media later denied that anyone had been struck by police gunfire and announced five arrests.Dramatic footage shows a large crowd gathered outside the building in the city of Morón as a fire burns in the street and protesters throw burning objects at the structure.Protesters can be heard chanting “Libertad, libertad!” — Spanish for “Freedom, freedom!” — moments before gunfire rings out in the video.RUSSIAN ‘DARK FLEET’ TANKER BELIEVED TO BE DELIVERING OIL TO CUBA, DETECTED OFF US COAST AMID TRUMP BAN A young man appears to collapse as others nearby scream in Spanish: “They shot him! They’re shooting! They said they wouldn’t shoot, but they shot him.”The video then shows people carrying the injured man away from the scene.In another video obtained by Fox News Digital, large crowds can be seen marching through Morón’s unlit streets before unrest spread to the Communist Party headquarters.Morón is located on Cuba’s…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Phil Campbell, the longtime guitarist for Motörhead, has died, Fox News Digital can confirm. He was 64.Motörhead released a statement on social media, saying, “We cannot believe we’re saying this…it is with profound sadness that we have to say Philip Anthony Campbell has passed.”The band described him as a musician who led with heart as much as talent. “Phil was a wonderful guitarist, writer, performer, and musician who had Motörhead in his veins. He always led with his gift of guitar, and carried a great sense of humour, but most of all, Phil led with his heart. You could not be around him without a chuckle or twenty, because quite simply, Phil loved life and lived it with great joy,” the statement read.MOTORHEAD GUITARIST FAST EDDIE CLARKE DEAD AT 67 As fans and friends mourned his passing, the band asked for privacy for Campbell’s family. “There will be plenty of time for us to share stories — tales of Campbell glory — and some damn good jokes together; for now, please send love and positive energy to Gaynor and the boys while affording them time, space, and privacy,” they said.The tribute concluded with…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Obama Foundation is looking for 100 unpaid volunteers to work alongside the former president’s highly paid cronies at the $850 million Obama Presidential Center in Chicago when it opens in June.Officials are pitching the no-paycheck gigs as rooted in former President Barack Obama’s legacy of civic engagement. The recruitment campaign comes after Fox News Digital reported that the organization’s CEO, former top Obama aide Valerie Jarrett, earned $740,000 in 2024.Foundation officials told Fox News Digital the volunteers will complement about 300 full- and part-time employees at the long-delayed center, which the organization is promoting as a $3.1 billion economic catalyst for the Windy City’s South Side.The new program will see 75 to 100 volunteers, known as “ambassadors,” greet and direct visitors around the campus and share information about exhibits at the 22-story museum tower, athletic center and Chicago Public Library branch, among other amenities. It is expected to expand in the future. The foundation describes the volunteer program as a key component of its mission, saying volunteers represent its values both onsite and in the community.TAXPAYERS ON THE HOOK FOR LAWN CARE, FIXING HINGES AT PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES. TRUMP-LED REFORMS AIM TO STOP…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Dolly Parton delivered a candid health update while kicking off the 2026 season at Dollywood, revealing grief took a physical toll after the death of her husband of nearly six decades, Carl Dean.The country legend told fans she had been “worn down and worn out” while grieving for her late husband and also dealing with a few health setbacks.”I’ve not been touring, as you know,” Parton said during a keynote speech, according to footage shared by local station WVLT 8. “I’ve had a few little health issues, and we’re taking good care of them.”Parton, 80, admitted the emotional toll of losing Dean — who died March 3, 2025, at age 82 after 58 years of marriage — left her feeling drained.DOLLY PARTON REFUSES TO SLOW DOWN AT 79, FEELS LIKE SHE’S ‘JUST GETTING STARTED’ DESPITE HEALTH SETBACKS “I just kind of got worn down and worn out, grieving over Carl and a lot of other little things going on,” Parton said. “I just got myself kind of where I needed to build myself back up spiritually, emotionally and physically. But all is good. It didn’t slow me down.”Despite the setbacks, Parton appeared…
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. Global financial markets are starting to shake, and it is because of what is happening in the Middle East. At this stage, every day is a rollercoaster ride for investors, and that is not likely to change any time soon. The Iranians have paralyzed traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, and trying to reopen it by force is going to be exceptionally difficult. As you will see below, this is going to have enormous implications for every nation on the entire planet. We are in the early chapters of a major global crisis, and a tremendous amount of pain is ahead. On Thursday, Mojtaba Khamenei issued a statement in which he boldly declared that the Strait of Hormuz must remain closed in order to “pressure the enemy”… Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, said Thursday that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz maritime passage should be continued as a “tool to pressure the enemy,” in his first public statement since being appointed. Khamenei also said all U.S. military bases in the Middle East should close immediately and “those bases will be attacked,” in televised comments translated by…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump confirmed in a sit-down interview with boxer Jake Paul this week that he will attend the historic UFC event in Washington, D.C., scheduled for the president’s 80th birthday as part of the America 250 celebration.Trump, a longtime supporter of the UFC, spoke about the highly anticipated event scheduled to take place on the South Lawn of the White House on June 14 that will feature two championship bouts. “I will,” Trump responded when asked by Paul if he will be at the event, which has been dubbed UFC Freedom 250. “It’s going to be amazing at the White House. And Dana [White] is a great guy. He’s a good fan of yours, you know. Dana is a good guy. The best. I mean, there’s nobody like him.”Trump also spoke about the card, which was released days earlier and includes Ilia Topuria going up against Justin Gaethje for the UFC World Lightweight Championship and Alex Pereira taking on Ciryl Gane for the interim UFC Heavyweight Championship.”[White] had the idea of staging it right at the front door of the White House. We’ll be right in the front door of the…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A viral video claiming there is a proper way to eat cereal is stirring debate online — and it involves more utensils than many breakfast eaters might expect.British etiquette coach William Hanson shared a video on social media at the end of February demonstrating what he says is the correct technique for eating cereal: using a spoon in one hand and a fork in the other.The video, filmed at a hotel breakfast buffet, has racked up more than five million views on social media and left many scratching their heads.ETIQUETTE EXPERT REVEALS 5 COMMON COFFEE SHOP HABITS THAT CUSTOMERS NEED TO STOP DOING”First of all, add your milk of choice,” Hanson says in the video. “And then, with a spoon held in your dominant hand and the fork in your non-dominant hand, you will eat.” The fork is used to push cereal onto the spoon, he explains in the short clip, adding that, unlike soup, you do not need to scoop it away from you.FORMER NFL STAR SPARKS VIRAL DEBATE OVER TIPPING PRACTICES AT SELF-SERVICE RESTAURANTSWhile the technique is “very niche,” the fork helps “keep things neat” and maneuver flakes onto the…
Despite around-the-clock bombing by British and American heavy bombers, the Germans during World War II produced an ever-increasing volume of advanced military materiel right up until the end of the war. Even though they had terribly limited resources and were being squeezed on all sides, they still managed to field the first true assault rifle, genre-defining attack submarines, and surface-to-surface missile systems that the rest of the world would take a generation to best. However, what they really excelled at was jet airplanes. The Arado Ar234 Blitz bomber was supposed to turn the tide of the war for the Nazis. In reality, the technology was immature, and there were never enough planes, pilots and engines. Image: National Air and Space Museum. The Americans had the P59 Airacomet, and the Brits the Gloster Meteor. The P59 never amounted to much. The Meteor did see limited service during WWII, mostly in chasing down V1 buzz bombs. By contrast, the German Me 262 was a veritable scourge in the skies over Western Europe in the latter days of the war. The Me 262 had a top speed of 560 mph and sported four bomber-killing 30mm automatic cannon in the nose. To put that in…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Iranian regime is using artificial intelligence to generate a false “global narrative” that it is winning the war with the U.S., Bridget Bean, the former acting director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), told Fox News on Friday.”They can’t win on the battlefield, so they’re going to try and win through AI and through a global narrative,” Bean said on “The Ingraham Angle.””And their old playbook was very discernible – funny faces or out-of-time lip sync – but they’ve gotten very good on some of their AI manipulation. And we’ve seen that.”BRETT VELICOVICH: IRAN BUILT A DRONE TERROR MACHINE — AMERICA JUST HACKED IT Bean said those scrolling quickly on their phones might not notice that something is off about the regime’s AI-generated content and urged people to be “careful about what’s happening.””Their goal is to weaken our will, our resolve and to really push a narrative that is not true,” she added.PARENTS HONOR FALLEN ARMY CAPTAIN WITH ‘GIVING SOUL’ AFTER DEADLY IRANIAN STRIKE KILLS SIX The New York Post reported Thursday that Iran published AI-altered images of the new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, which comes on the heels…
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