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They’re turning off the spigot. Trendy Bay Area beer bar The Rake and its adjacent malthouse Admiral Maltings will close this month after nine years in business, citing financial difficulties. Admiral Maltings stopped production on October 2 — while The Rake will officially close on October 18, making the business the latest casualty in California’s declining craft beer industry, which has faced significant headwinds in 2026. “We wish it weren’t so. We’ve never worked harder on anything,” The Rake wrote in a late September Instagram post. “We’ve treasured the connections and community we’ve created with California farmers, the breweries and distilleries…
WASHINGTON — Top Justice Department lawyers balked at the Biden administration’s attempts to prosecute parents who protested at school board meetings as potential domestic terrorists,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A source in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s political orbit tells Fox News Digital that the Republican…
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Dawson’s Creek creator Kevin Williamson remembered James Van Der Beek with an emotional tribute nearly eight months after the actor’s death. Williamson, 61, paid tribute…
As Americans live longer, experts say everyday habits may be taking a toll on eye health earlier than expected. Dr. Douglas Lazzaro, professor of ophthalmology at NYU Langone Health, warned that several everyday habits may be silently affecting eye health. Age-related eye conditions include glaucoma, which damages the optic nerve,…
The ancient Egyptians practiced human sacrifice around 5,000 years ago, a period shortly after the country was first unified, a new study finds. In the new study, Roselyn Campbell, an anthropology researcher at Purdue University, re-examined 46 skulls from individuals who were buried near royal tombs that belonged to King…
A veteran Indiana meteorologist was abruptly shown the door by his Nexstar-owned TV station after more than 40 years in the job — months after insiders described his close relationship with a much younger colleague as “creepy.” Jesse Walker had already announced plans to leave Terre Haute-based WTWO on Oct.…
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court declined Monday to take up an appeal from two students who were banned by their Michigan middle school from wearing “Let’s Go Brandon” sweatshirts due to the anti-Joe Biden slogan’s vulgar underlying meaning. The high court chose to leave in place an October 2025 ruling…
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More than 500,000 Walgreens-branded eye-drop products are being recalled over sterility concerns as part of a broader recall involving nearly 750,000 eye-care products. Sterling Pharmaceutical Services LLC, based in Dupo, Illinois, initiated the recall on Aug. 20 because of a “lack of assurance of sterility,” according to a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) enforcement report. The FDA classified the recall as Class II on Sept. 21. The designation means use of or exposure to the affected products may cause temporary or medically reversible health consequences, while the probability of serious health consequences is considered remote. Walgreens-branded products account for…
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Researchers have developed a new type of interconnected architecture for quantum computing chips, and it could pave the way for machines capable of large-scale processing, including those with over a million qubits.In a study published June 15 in the journal APL Quantum, scientists aimed to resolve a huge problem with the leading quantum processing units (QPUs): Qubits struggle to communicate and share quantum information with each other if they aren’t immediate neighbors.That’s why the scientists pioneered Quantum Phononic Links (QPLs) — an approach for long-range coupling between qubits that leans on phonons — quasiparticles that carry vibration energy — to…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! DALLAS — Wall Street has long been the undisputed home of American finance. Now, one southern state wants a seat at the table.The Texas Stock Exchange is at the center of an ambitious effort to transform the Lone Star State into America’s next financial powerhouse, challenging the long-standing dominance of the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq while fueling the rise of what’s become affectionately known as “Y’all Street.”The Dallas-based exchange plans to provide companies with another venue to list their shares and raise capital, with supporters betting it will help establish Texas as America’s next financial frontier.ONE SOUTHERN STATE’S RISE IS MAKING IT AMERICA’S NEW ‘ECONOMIC CENTER OF GRAVITY’ Texas has attracted a wave of corporate relocations and business investment in recent years, helping fuel its emergence as a growing financial hub. (Shelby Tauber/The Washington Post/Getty Images)Former Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-Texas, a strategic advisor and member of the Texas Stock Exchange, believes the shift is already underway.”Texas is really becoming the economic center of gravity in America,” Hensarling told Fox News Digital during an interview at the Texas Stock Exchange’s headquarters.”As New York is increasingly shoving capital out, Texas is saying,…
Every Sunday, CBS shows Tracker and Marshals are scheduled to air at a certain time yet are always delayed — but what has caused the consistent change? Viewers have tuned in weekly to see Luke Grimes‘ Yellowstone spinoff at 8 p.m with Justin Hartley solving a new mystery at 9 p.m. and Watson following up at 10 p.m. The timing, however, is always pushed because CBS is home to football broadcasts — and 60 Minutes specials. Since NFL games usually run long, this impacts the 60 Minutes special that always follows. As a result, everything else gets pushed back and, well, you get the…
ATLANTA — Allisha Gray exited the first half twice during the Dream’s 92-82 win over the Liberty Sunday with a left hand injury. Her availability for the remainder of the semifinals wasn’t immediately known. Gray appeared to injure her pinky and ring fingers on her shooting hand on a deflection in the first quarter. She went down to the locker room while holding her hand. Gray reappeared from the tunnel with her fingers taped up and reentered the game at the 8:30 mark of the second quarter. After airballing a 3-point attempt, Gray pulled off the tape and threw it…
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A US-China pledge to slash tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods — including dolls, puzzles and other play items — has the toy industry hoping for a Christmas miracle. Toys were among 77 categories named as getting tariff relief, the White House announced Sunday. Sellers welcomed the policy change after months of reeling from inflation and affordability woes. “For American families, toys are price-sensitive purchases,” Kathrin Belliveau, chief policy officer of the Toy Association trade group, wrote in an op-ed last week. “When prices rise, families make difficult choices about what they can afford.” The tariff agreement came in…
WASHINGTON — There go his chances of having the Kennedy Center dedicated to him anytime soon. One-liner whiz Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) called for a new rule to ensure that politicians can’t have a building named after them until they are dead. “You can’t spend public money to promote yourself,” Kennedy told CBS News’ “Face the Nation” Sunday when asked about President Trump’s use of government dollars for a politically tinged ad campaign. “I also think that we ought to have a rule that no politician can have a building named after him while he’s alive,” he added. “I think…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Sen. Susan Collins said she would not be “intimidated” after one of her Maine constituent offices was vandalized Monday as Democratic challenger Troy Jackson’s campaign did not respond to repeated requests for comment on the incident.The senator’s constituent office in Biddeford, Maine was vandalized on Monday, with the words “Trump Whore” sprayed on the entry doors. The senator’s office confirmed the incident, while a photo of the defaced doors was posted on Facebook and X by Maine state Sen. Matt Harrington, the assistant Republican leader in the chamber. Meanwhile, the Biddeford…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Lindsay Clancy’s legal team and Massachusetts prosecutors have agreed to delay defense attorney Kevin Reddington’s motion to investigate the lone holdout juror in her mistrial, his attorney Edward Paltzik told Fox News’ Kayleigh McEnany Monday.”The DA and Reddington consent to adjourn the motion to investigate Michael,” Paltzik said. “If Judge Sullivan signs an order today, much of it could be adjourned. Either way, a status conference is still likely. But the motion about Michael is likely not on tomorrow.”Clancy attorney Kevin Reddington, however, fired back a short time later…
Erewhon isn’t the only California grocer drawing crowds. A supermarket in a quiet corner of Humboldt County has become an unlikely tourist hot spot after landing a cameo in one of last year’s most buzzed-about movies. Fans of “One Battle After Another” are flocking to the store — and even stopping traffic — for a glimpse of the telephone featured in one of the Paul Thomas Anderson flick’s most memorable scenes. Murphy’s Market in tiny Cutten is still fielding a steady stream of fans roughly a year after the movie came out, with film buffs hoping to reenact scenes, according…
Brittany Mahomes wears her heart on her sleeve. Brittany, 31, took to her Instagram Story on Sunday, September 27, to show off a tattoo featuring her kids’ names and birthdays while enjoying a sweet moment with her daughter Golden, whom she shares with her husband, Patrick Mahomes. In the pic, Golden sat on her lap while Brittany watched Patrick’s Kansas City Chiefs vs. Miami Dolphins game. She placed her hand behind her 20-month-old’s head with her sleeves rolled up, which revealed her sentimental ink. Her wrist tattoo featured Sterling’s name written in cursive handwriting, along with her birthday below it.…
The Packers lost in more ways than one on Thursday night. Following Green Bay’s 35-14 loss to the Falcons, quarterback Jordan Love’s wife, Ronika Stone Love, had her vintage Chanel bag and Sony digital camera allegedly stolen at some point during the contest. “I know there’s worse things happening in this world,” Ronika said on Saturday in a TikTok video detailing the situation that went down at Lambeau Field. She explained that the items were in a big clear bag, but when Ronika and her group went tothe family area and found out it was gone, security found the clear…
OpenAI reportedly slammed the brakes on releasing its next-gen AI model after finding it was not trustworthy – the latest example of the artificial intelligence industry proceeding with caution amid growing doomer warnings about the tech. The company scrapped an October release for the product, known as GPT-6.1 Astra, after researchers found it wasn’t always forthright when it came to telling users what it was doing during internal testing, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday. On top of that, the mischievous model was reportedly prone to push ahead on tasks without human authorization and sometimes tried to use potentially unsafe…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s inner circle is plotting a string of coordinated smears on top New York CEOs, deploying the hard-left Hizzoner’s 200-strong “influencer army” to bash Big Apple business leaders and drum up support for his tax-and-spend agenda, The Post has learned. Two sources briefed on the matter said Mamdani’s closest City Hall advisers — known as the bullpen, a reference to the open-plan war room where the mayor and his top aides sit desk-to-desk to plan political hits — are looking to target senior executives with their taxpayer-funded troll farm just months after an ugly spat with Citadel founder…
WASHINGTON — “Squad” Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been decidedly absent from some of the most competitive battleground races this cycle — as the liberal darling mulls a 2028 presidential run. Moderate Democrats appear to have shown an aversion to stumping with Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) as the midterm homestretch kicks into gear, raising questions about the Bronx and Queens rep’s clout beyond the lefty base. “I get the sense that a lot of swing state Dems are byproducts of the very Democratic Party that lost 1,000 seats since 2010 and lost to Trump twice,” Corbin Trent, Ocasio-Cortez’s former communications director, bluntly told…
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