BREAKING: U.S. Central Command confirms the U.S. struck three Iranian oil tankers in response to Iran targeting U.S. Navy warships.
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"Do not travel to Libya for any reason."
Americans planning a trip to Libya are being urged to reconsider those plans, as the U.S. State Department issues its strongest possible travel warning.
The Level 4 advisory cites widespread kidnapping, terrorism, landmines and other dangers
The State Department recommends having a plan to leave in an emergency that does not depend on U.S. government assistance.
"Prepare a will and end-of-life instructions," the advisory states.
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ELECTION FRAUD: The DOJ just charged five individuals across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Wisconsin for illegally voting and fraudulent registration in the 2022 and 2024 elections — including two illegal immigrants and two non-citizens with legal status.
Exclusive footage obtained by Fox News Digital shows federal agents executing a sweep linked to the multi-state probe. One of those arrested, Katya Rodriguez, 30, an illegal alien from Mexico living in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly voting in the 2024 election. She faces up to 11 years in prison.
"The worst kept secret on the marina."
A mysterious nine-figure superyacht sailed into a Los Angeles marina with its name concealed, but locals apparently didn’t need long to identify the famous owner behind the massive vessel.
The yacht, which has been docked in Marina del Rey, reportedly belongs to “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling and its name was reportedly covered soon after docking.
Superyacht broker Chris Cecil-Wright told Fox News Digital owners will sometimes take steps to make their vessels less easily identifiable, although he said concealing a yacht's name is "very rare."
"Particularly when you're a recognizable face or name, it becomes increasingly difficult to be able to relax anywhere in public," he added.
"This case is not about the health care system or about how women are treated in it... This case, however, was about Lindsay Clancy and what she did on January 24th, 2023 and the cruel and calculated killing of three innocents."
Plymouth County DA Timothy Cruz defends bringing first-degree murder charges against Clancy after her case ends in a mistrial.
Cruz acknowledges the impact postpartum depression has on countless women and their families, but says the investigation did not establish that depression caused the killings.
NEW: Kevin Reddington pushes back when a reporter asks what he would do differently in a second trial for Lindsay Clancy:
"Why would I? I won the case."
Reddington says he's ready to retry the case as soon as Monday.
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BREAKING: Defense attorney Kevin Reddington accuses a juror of lying under oath in the Lindsay Clancy trial, claiming the juror promised to follow the law but is now refusing to apply the reasonable doubt standard during deliberations.
Prosecutors dispute that claim, arguing the juror's note does not say or indicate the juror lied.
"We have a person who, under their oath, stood in front of you yesterday when you did the individual voir dire, and according to this information under oath, looked you in the eye and lied... based on this note from this juror, it clearly and unequivocally indicates that they are basically 11 to 1."
BREAKING: Tensions erupt in the courtroom for the Lindsay Clancy murder case as defense attorney Kevin Reddington presses Judge William Sullivan to give jurors a more "forceful" instruction on proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
"What do you want me to do? Get a brass band?!"
Reddington doesn't back down, arguing the judge is "glossing over the issue" after a juror note raises concerns about applying the reasonable doubt standard.
BREAKING: The Lindsay Clancy trial remains in limbo after Judge William Sullivan pauses a mistrial declaration for one hour in response to an emergency appeal filed by Clancy's defense attorney.
Kevin Reddington is seeking what is known as a Chapter 211, Section 3 petition.
It asks a single justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to step in and review a lower court’s decision before the normal appeals process plays out. | @BryanLlenas
BREAKING: @ShannonBream breaks down the potential timeline of the stay in the Lindsay Clancy trial after the judge halts the mistrial declaration.
"The stay could be very brief. It could be denied altogether. It'll just depend on whether that justice that this motion gets to thinks that there's something worth considering there."
Tune in to the Fox News Channel for the latest developments on the case.
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NEW: Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney Kevin Reddington alleges the note the jury handed the judge discusses a lone holdout "that will not apply reasonable doubt."
BREAKING: Enes Kanter Freedom is taking the Chicago Sky to federal court after being ejected from a WNBA game and banned indefinitely from Wintrust Arena.
Freedom says he was "peacefully exercising my First Amendment rights" while wearing a shirt reading, "WOMAN noun, adult human female," before an altercation with Sky guard Natasha Cloud.
His lawsuit accuses the Sky, the arena authority and the City of Chicago of acting together to discriminate against him based on his expressed viewpoint and gender identity.
The Sky and arena authority have not immediately responded to requests for comment. Chicago says it does not comment on pending litigation.
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The Trump administration is putting the Smithsonian on notice, warning it could pull federal support over what it says are potential violations of federal antidiscrimination law.
Beyond roughly $1 billion in annual federal funding, agencies could stop loaning artifacts, assisting with procurement, and providing discretionary grants.
The administration's letter also calls for addressing the Smithsonian's "executive leadership and institutional ideology," as four openings on its board of regents are expected by October.
The Smithsonian declined to comment to Fox News Digital.
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