GOP leaders, Sen. John Fetterman commend Trump’s strikes on Iran: ‘The correct move’

WASHINGTON — Republican leaders in Congress, Democratic Sen. John Fetterman and other lawmakers commended President Trump within minutes of him announcing that the US completed successful airstrikes on key Iranian nuclear facilities Saturday. “As I’ve long maintained, this was the correct move by @POTUS,” the Pennsylvania lawmaker posted on X, in one of the first congressional responses to the bombings. “Iran is the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism and cannot have nuclear capabilities. I’m grateful for and salute the finest military in the world.” Trump posted on his Truth Social a little before 8 p.m. that the US had dropped…

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Advice On Taxes, Business Structure, Funding And More

New and threatened tariffs. Expiring tax breaks. Tighter lending rules at the Small Business Administration (SBA). Small business owners face lots of challenges and uncertainty these days. But then, starting and running a small business has always been tough. And yet, small businesses remain the mainstay of the U.S. economy,…

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Giants pitcher Sean Hjelle accused by wife of ‘affairs’ and ‘abuse’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The wife of San Francisco Giants pitcher Sean Hjelle spoke out against her husband on social media Friday, accusing him of “affairs” and “abuse.” Caroline Hjelle posted a video on TikTok Friday of her and the couple’s two children with a caption that…

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams takes harsh jab at Packers fans

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams didn’t mince words when talking about Green Bay Packers fans at Fanatics on Friday. Williams, 23, was asked which team’s fans he has had the most negative experiences with, and the Bears quarterback was quick to point to…

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Chemical reaction? How this Washington city became the serial-killer capitol of America

In 1996, Jack Spillman (a k a the Werewolf Butcher) confessed to murdering three people, two of them children and one just 9 years old. His brutality was staggering, not just raping his victims but dismembering them, drinking their blood and removing their sexual organs. Bob Keppel — the chief criminal investigator for the attorney general of Washington state, where the murders were committed and Spillman lived — told reporters that “killers like Spillman, mutilators who commit cannibalism, vampirism, and necrophilia, are exceptionally rare, representing less than a tenth of 1 percent of all murderers,” writes Caroline Fraser in her new book,…

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