China’s purchases of Iranian oil are plunging under the U.S. blockade. But millions of barrels that left before it tightened remain at sea — including near Malaysia.
The question now: Can Trump’s new “zero-leakage” crackdown stop Tehran from turning that oil into cash?
Here's what Piker said on stream: "If Jews in America keep putting this idea out there that they are singularly invested in Israel, eventually someone is going to come around and take action, not against the state of Israel, mind you, but against American Jews."
While making those remarks, he displayed an image of Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss — who is Jewish and the Democratic nominee in Michigan's 11th Congressional District.
Democrats are lining up to condemn far-left streamer Hasan Piker after he warned that American Jews could face violence if they continue to be seen as strongly supporting Israel — while displaying an image of a Jewish Michigan state senator on his livestream.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries called the remarks "dangerous, malicious and antisemitic." DNC Chair Ken Martin, Sen. Elissa Slotkin, Rep. Josh Gottheimer, and more than a dozen other Democratic lawmakers have now publicly denounced Piker, with Gottheimer calling the comments "right out of the Nazi playbook" and "a call for violence against Jews."
The backlash is notable because several Democrats who previously appeared on Piker's show or defended engaging with him — including Rep. Ro Khanna — are now distancing themselves from the streamer.
A 21-foot, nearly 17,000-pound piece of steel from the World Trade Center’s South Tower arrived in Cincinnati as part of Tunnel to Towers’ “Steel Across America” tour.
The stop gave people hundreds of miles from Ground Zero a rare chance to stand face-to-face with a piece of 9/11 history as the nation approaches the 25th anniversary of the attacks.
The beam’s final stops include West Point, Boston and the White House before it returns to New York City.
5 YEARS LATER: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth upgrades valor awards for three Marines who risked their lives during the Abbey Gate bombing, saying Pentagon leadership "inappropriately" downgraded their original submissions for half a decade.
Gunnery Sgt. Jonathan Eby took command after his platoon commander and half his platoon were killed or wounded. Lance Cpl. Jordan Houston was knocked unconscious 10 meters from the blast, woke up with shrapnel wounds, and stayed in the fight — concealing his injuries so he wouldn't be pulled from the line. Cpl. Michael Gretzon applied his own tourniquet to a shrapnel wound, got bandaged, then immediately returned to his squad until his platoon sergeant physically ordered him to the casualty collection point.
Hegseth also revealed that a special review panel recently recovered "highly relevant classified documents" that were "stashed and hidden away in safes where they would not be found." A full report is expected by year's end.
An armed man arrested at Trump National Golf Club in California Aug. 2 allegedly had first lady Melania Trump's schedule, 200+ pages of Secret Service personnel details, and notebooks sketching the property's layout, prosecutors revealed in court Wednesday, according to reports.
Jeanine John Taele, 38, was spotted by plainclothes federal agents walking the grounds, photographing and monitoring security-planning activities ahead of Trump's Aug. 4 visit there. Deputies found a 16-round magazine loaded with hollow-point ammunition in his pants pocket. His vehicle contained a loaded pistol with a round in the chamber.
A search of his home turned up an illegally modified AR-platform rifle, body armor, high-capacity magazines, bulk ammunition, and radio signal devices. A LA County judge Wednesday called the case "alarming" before suspending proceedings — a pretrial evaluation found Taele mentally unfit to stand trial. The case has been sent to mental health court.
Virginia AG Jay Jones is under fire for launching a civil rights investigation into a rural sheriff who cooperated with ICE on traffic stops — while simultaneously suing to block the Trump administration from accessing commercial driver's license records to crack down on unqualified truckers.
Greene County Sheriff Steve Smith's deputies detained dozens of people in a single June operation near the crossroads of US-29 and US-33, and nabbed an MS-13 gang member in a separate 26-arrest sweep. Jones demanded the sheriff's records, alleging constitutional violations in the stops.
Virginia House Minority Leader Terry Kilgore told Fox News Digital the two-front fight is part of a broader Democratic refusal to cooperate with Trump's enforcement agenda: "They want to make it unsafe for Virginians."