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IT,S TIME FOR WAR Israel has launched a series of strikes against Iran that included dozens of military targets, including the country's nuclear program, according to the IDF. The U.S. insists it was not involved in the attack. Hon. Brian Scavo

Iran has launched a fifth wave of ballistic missiles toward Israel, journalist Trey Yingst reports. Israeli air defense systems were activated as sirens sounded nationwide, and civilians were instructed to take shelter amid escalating regional tensions. Iranian Attack Squadron Deploys in the Strait of Hormuz… Naval Moves Under the Watch of Drones 🔥 The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy has deployed a squadron of approximately 40 fast-attack boats in the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz, about 14 nautical miles off the Iranian coast near the Shahid Seyed Majid base in Sirik. According to observers, high-altitude drones were simultaneously spotted in the area, leaving thin vapor trails in the sky, creating a scene that reflects coordinated naval and aerial activity in one of the world’s most sensitive maritime passages. Could it be that US is planing a nuclear strike on Iran Ballistic missiles tore through the night sky as Iran unleashed a terrifying barrage on Israe...

‘He’s the Only One Who Could Do It.’” — Robert Plant Reveals the 1974 Elvis Moment That Left Led Zeppelin “Stunned” When Presley Sang Their Own Music. Tháng 12 22, 2025 In the mid-1970s, Led Zeppelin was the undisputed heavyweight champion of rock. They flew in a private jet dubbed “The Starship,” sold out stadiums in minutes, and were often referred to in the press as “Rock Gods.” Yet, there was one man who could still make Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones feel like nervous teenagers: Elvis Presley. The 1974 meeting between these two musical dynasties remains one of the most legendary “behind-closed-doors” encounters in music history. It was a night when the architects of heavy metal were reminded exactly where the “fire” of rock and roll truly originated. The meeting took place in May 1974 at a hotel in Los Angeles after Led Zeppelin attended Elvis’s concert at the Forum. Despite their own massive fame, the “Zep” boys were uncharacteristically anxious about meeting the...

Investors are preparing for a very different Federal Reserve in the year ahead. President Trump has signaled that he is closing in on a pick to be the next central-bank chair. He has also doubled down on his demand for lower interest rates and recently told The Wall Street Journal that he expects the new leader to be on board with his agenda. So far, markets have shown few signs of significant concern that the Fed would completely surrender its independence. But investors are still bracing for a central bank marked by unusual division, a potentially weaker chair and the lingering threat of more radical change. Here is a look at how they are assessing the different paths that the Fed could take: The threat to markets Analysts warn that a less independent Fed would pose a major threat to the economy and markets. Although the Fed controls short-term interest rates, borrowing costs in the U.S. are heavily influenced by yields on longer-term U.S. government bonds. And those are...

The prices of gold and silver have skyrocketed over the past year, prompting many monetary experts worldwide to speculate about the reasons behind this trend and what the prices of these rare metals could be at this time next year. Gold has risen about 10% over just the last month and 70% over the last year, while silver has gone up 40% over the last month and 134% this year. As of Monday, the price of just one ounce of gold sat at $4,470. Heightened geopolitical and economic uncertainty has boosted the demand for both gold and silver, which often move independently of many stock prices. Increased volatility in many bond markets, coupled with the devaluation of the U.S. Dollar, has both contributed to the increased demand for gold and silver. Both rare metals are often seen as hedges against hyperinflation and a safe, stable investment. Despite being widely seen as a safe investment, gold and silver carry their own volatility and risk, especially when buyers enter the market at a ...

In the early days of fast-food drive-thrus, Rat Pack legend Dean Martin once destroyed an expensive vintage car trying to get a burger for his girlfriend’s son. Phil Crosby Jr., Bing Crosby’s grandson, told Fox News Digital about how his mother once dated and was even engaged to Martin — who always called him "the kid" — following her "tumultuous" marriage to the "White Christmas" singer’s son, Phil Crosby Sr. "I was almost Dean Martin's stepson," he said in a recent interview with Fox News Digital. "So, if that had happened, I would have grown up with a silver spoon in my mouth, but that didn't happen." Crosby said he was very young at the time his mom, Peggy Crosby, now 85, began seeing the "That’s Amore" singer after meeting him at a club where she worked, following her short-lived marriage to Crosby "And I think my mother, she wasn't really ready [to be married again]," Crosby said of their even...