by | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News
South Korea’s Constitutional Court on Friday removed impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday, four months after he declared martial law, sending the East Asian country into turmoil.
The court issued its verdict more than three months after the opposition-controlled National Assembly voted to impeach him.
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South Korea must hold a national election within two months to find a new president.
Yoon’s short-lived martial law declaration on Dec. 3 lasted only six hours before the liberal opposition-controlled legislature quickly voted it down.
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by | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News
President Donald Trump said he supports letting new moms in Congress vote by proxy, putting him at odds with House Speaker Mike Johnson.
“You’re having a baby, I think you should be able to call in and vote,” Trump told reporters Thursday on Air Force One. “I’m in favor of that.”
“I don’t know why it’s controversial,” he added.
He said he had spoken with Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., one of the lead GOP voices behind the plan.
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Luna and Rep. Brittany Pettersen, D-Colo., are pushing a proposal that would let new parents vote by proxy for 12 weeks while caring for their newborns. With 218 lawmakers backing the move, it has enough support to force a vote.
Johnson, however, has historically opposed proxy voting, previously calling it unconstitutional and warning it was misused under then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi during COVID. But after Trump’s endorsement, Luna revealed that Johnson reached out to her.
“@SpeakerJohnson has called me after POTUS statement and we discussed limiting the vote to just new moms who cannot physically travel in event of emergency etc. This is smart,” Luna tweeted. “Remember: only 13 in US history.”
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Johnson had tried to kill the effort earlier this week, but nine Republicans joined all Democrats to block him, voting 206-222. After the loss, Johnson canceled votes for the rest of the week.
Despite the setback, Luna made it clear the issue isn’t about advancing any legislation for the president, saying she personally told Johnson as much.
It is unclear whether the issue will be brought back for a vote on the House floor before the April Recess.
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by | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News
Women’s fencer Stephanie Turner became a household name overnight among activists for women’s rights in sports.
A viral video of Turner kneeling to protest a transgender opponent ignited more debate about transgender inclusion in women’s sports, especially fencing.
“It will probably, at least for the moment, destroy my life,” Turner told Fox News Digital. “It’s very hard for me to do this.”
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Her decision was driven by her opposition to competing against biological males.
“This is a serious issue that is happening within all sports, and it needs to be addressed. There is a difference between men and women,” Turner said. “It is a civil rights movement for women and girls, and I prioritize the safety and rights and protection of women and girls over trans-identified males.”
Her belief even overpowered her lifelong political allegiance.
Turner, a long-time registered Democrat who broke from the party for the most recent election, says she is now a “new Republican conservative.”
She switched parties over the issue of transgender athletes in women’s and girls sports.
“A small group of people is holding a much larger athlete base hostage to extremist liberal views,” Turner said.
How did it get to this point?
Turner was born and raised in Washington D.C., and now lives in deep blue Montgomery County, Maryland.
Over the years, she’s been involved in a close friend group, which includes other fencers. It also includes multiple members of the LGBT community.
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“They did not know I had this opinion about transgender women in women’s sports. And one of them was one of my really good friends at the [fencing] club. He’s in the LGBT community, and a lot of my friends are also in the LGBT community. And I don’t want them to be mad at me for this. I love them on a personal level.
“I don’t want them to think that I somehow hate them. And I don’t want to lose them as friends.”
But Turner also feels she can’t have legitimate discussions with some people about the issue.
“They lie and say that estrogen can make a man a woman also to the point where you can not tell the difference, and it just becomes an insane argument.”
Turner, 31, ventured into competitive fencing 12 years ago at age 19. She joined the club at the University of Maryland and has stuck with it ever since. She later qualified to compete in USA Fencing.
“I commit a lot of time and money for this,” Turner said, citing travel, equipment and registration expenses.
Turner’s official Fencing Tracker page shows 21 podium finishes, including a gold medal in women’s foil at an event called the Trick or Retreat ROC Aug. 18 in Edison, New Jersey.
But she got to a point in her career when she had to be aware of the USA Fencing official gender eligibility policy.
The official policy allows for transgenders to compete in the women’s category in both the junior and senior level after completing one calendar year of testosterone suppression treatment. Proof of compliant hormone therapy must be provided prior to competition.
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USA Fencing has a policy announced in November 2022 to give preference when selecting host cities for national tournaments to states without laws that “harm members of LGBTQ communities” and states that do not “have laws undermining the reproductive health of women.”
“In fencing, personally, I see it quite often,” Turner said. “I have witnessed transgender fencers in women’s tournaments and girls tournaments in different age categories, specifically Y-14 (the youngest age group).”
Turner had a previous experience avoiding a trans opponent in the summer of 2013. She saw reports of a trans athlete who she had previously known as a biological male fencer, by another name. When Turner saw the athlete was listed as a competitor in that year’s Summer Nationals, she decided not to go.
“I never registered because I knew that he was going to be in there,” Turner said. “In previous years, when I had known about transgender fencers being present, I just didn’t register.”
Turner always made sure to avoid registering for events after vetting them for trans athletes.
But what she couldn’t foresee was one of them registering after she did.
That happened for the first time last weekend for a Division I-A event called the Cherry Blossom Open at her alma mater, the University of Maryland. Redmond Sullivan, who previously competed in the men’s division, according to Fencing Tracker, was registered and placed in the same bracket as Turner.
She only learned this at 10:30 p.m. the night before her matchup with Sullivan.
By that point, she was considering a different approach to handling the situation considering how frequent trans inclusion was becoming.
“I had contemplated in the future that I wanted to avoid not registering for events, just because a transgender person was there, because it could just be every single one of my events has a transgender person,” Turner said.
“So, I was like, ‘You know what, I’m just going to give it to God. If this person shows up into my event, and they’re on my strip, then I will take a knee, and that would be God’s will.”
But Turner wanted to take things a step further, a step she knew could “destroy her life,” but she did it anyway.
Just minutes before she took the strip to kneel against Sullivan, she went to one of her closest friends on the club for a favor.
“I said, ‘I’m about to do something, and I want you to film it. I’m really nervous about it, and this is your last chance to leave if you want to,’ because I didn’t know what the reaction was going to be,” Turner said.
Her friend agreed to film the kneel, recording a scene that would be witnessed across the fencing world.
Turner was then dealt a black card, disqualified from the event and escorted out so quickly she didn’t get to say another word to her teammates, trainers or anyone else.
Turner didn’t want this role. She admits to being a private person without any social media channels who “enjoys anonymity.”
“I was hoping someone else would come forward or the board of directors would have a change of heart,” Turner said.
A nonprofit fencing organization penned an open letter to USA Fencing Board Members in December, urging the national governing body for the sport to reevaluate its stance on several issues, including transgender inclusion.
“Politics aside, it is a reasonable request to form a task force to do a deeper dive on this issue in fencing and create a safe space where the voices of all women are heard without ridicule and abuse,” the letter said.
But nothing was done.
Turner is the latest combatant in the ongoing culture war over the issue of trans athletes in women’s sports. She has done a televised interview on Fox News Channel, her story has been covered by multiple media outlets and she is even featured in a commercial.
The sports activist brand XX-XY Athletics released its new commercial featuring the clip of Turner’s kneel Thursday.
For her, it’s all worth it if it means holding institutions like USA Fencing and politicians who have continued to enable trans inclusion accountable.
“It’s a litmus test for common sense in whether a politician is able to lie to your face to abide to common culture,” Turner said.
“Something needs to be done.”
USA Fencing provided a statement to Fox News Digital addressing the incident.
“USA Fencing enacted our current transgender and nonbinary athlete policy in 2023. The policy was designed to expand access to the sport of fencing and create inclusive, safe spaces. The policy is based on the principle that everyone should have the ability to participate in sports and was based upon the research available of the day,” the statement said.
“We respect the viewpoints on all sides and encourage our members to continue sharing them with us as the matter evolves. It’s important for the fencing community to engage in this dialogue, but we expect this conversation to be conducted respectfully, whether at our tournaments or in online spaces. The way to progress is by respectful discussion based in evidence.”
A USA Fencing spokesperson also told Fox News Digital Turner was not penalized for her stance against trans inclusion, but simply for refusing to fence.
“In the case of Stephanie Turner, her disqualification was not related to any personal statement but was merely the direct result of her decision to decline to fence an eligible opponent, which the FIE rules clearly prohibit,” the spokesperson said.
“According to the FIE (International Fencing Federation) Technical Rules, specifically Article t.113, a fencer is not permitted to refuse to fence another properly entered fencer for any reason. Under these rules, such a refusal results in disqualification and the corresponding sanctions. This policy exists to maintain fair competition standards and preserve the sport’s integrity.”
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by dap | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News, Mediate
Fox News contributor Ben Domenech offered a blunt reaction to the massive tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.
Speaking in the Rose Garden on Wednesday, Trump unveiled across-the-board tariffs of 10% on all imports. He also hit dozens of countries, such as China and European Union member states, with even higher tariffs. Moreover, Trump imposed a 25% tariff on all automobile imports, regardless of origin. The president justified the moves by using a chart that falsely claimed other nations had imposed high tariffs on U.S. exports. Unsurprisingly, markets plummeted on Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed four percent, the S&P dropped five percent, and the NASDAQ lost six percent.
A couple of hours after the closing bell, Domenech appeared on Fox News’s Special Report and said congressional Republicans could be in a politically vulnerable position because of Trump’s trade policy. He cited Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA), who earlier in the day quoted John Maynard Keynes by stating, “In the long run, we are all dead“:
I think the president is undergoing a serious risk factor with this that is going to be felt by all of these Republicans that we have heard from today, including John Kennedy whose encouraging words were eventually we’re all dead, which is not exactly a great thing to run on in terms of a midterm.
Look, I hate tariffs, I think they’re stupid. I think they’re backwards. I don’t think they help the American economy. The president has a different opinion.
Domenech went on to note that Vice President JD Vance has also spoken favorably of tariffs because they allegedly bolster American culture.
“He wants to return manufacturing to the American heartland,” Domenech continued. “He believes that’s something that is achievable. But it takes time. It’s not gonna be something that happens overnight. And the serious pain that has been inflicted with these tariffs is something that might be short-term, but short-term is relative in terms of the way that you could view it.”
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by | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News
Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant is not expected to be punished by the NBA for a gun-related gesture he made during a recent game.
According to ESPN, the league issued a warning to Morant but is not planning to fine or suspend him in response to the finger gun gesture the two-time NBA All-Star directed toward the Golden State Warriors’ bench Tuesday.
The “[l]eague ruled the celebrations were not intended to be violent in nature, but inappropriate and should refrain,” ESPN reported.
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Warriors guard Buddy Hield also received a warning from the NBA.
Warriors star Stephen Curry nearly set the 3-point record as he scored 52 points to help lift Golden State to a 134-125 victory over Memphis.
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Morant has been disciplined by the NBA multiple times throughout his career, and some of those punishments were due to gun-related incidents. The league handed down an eight-game suspension in 2023 after Morant flashed what appeared to be a gun during a social media livestream at a Colorado nightclub.
Later that year, Morant appeared to flash a weapon while he was in a car during another social media video. He was suspended an additional 25 games.
“Ja Morant’s decision to once again wield a firearm on social media is alarming and disconcerting given his similar conduct in March for which he was already suspended eight games,” NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said at the time of his second suspension.
“The potential for other young people to emulate Ja’s conduct is particularly concerning. Under these circumstances, we believe a suspension of 25 games is appropriate and makes clear that engaging in reckless and irresponsible behavior with guns will not be tolerated.
“For Ja, basketball needs to take a backseat at this time. Prior to his return to play, he will be required to formulate and fulfill a program with the league that directly addresses the circumstances that led him to repeat this destructive behavior.”
Morant was also placed under the microscope after a January 2023 game in which an unidentified individual in the NBA star’s vehicle was accused of shining a laser pointer at the Indiana Pacers’ team bus. It happened after some members of Morant’s entourage were involved in a confrontation with a group of people in the Pacers’ traveling party.
The Grizzlies enter Thursday’s game against the Miami Heat in the eighth spot in the Western Conference standings.
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by dap | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News, Mediate
Fox News’ The Five co-host Jeanine Pirro declared bluntly that she didn’t “really care” about her 401(k) on Thursday after the stock market nosedived in response to President Donald Trump’s new tariffs.
During a debate about Trump’s controversial tariffs, and their economic effect in the United States, Pirro declared:
When President Trump first started going after Canada and Mexico, everybody was like, “Oh my gosh, they’re our neighbors, they’re wonderful people, why are we doing this? We love the Canadians.” Well, the truth is China is making cars in Mexico and Canada and not paying a tariff on them and selling them in the United States while they are putting a tariff on our cars. Look, you are going to tariff my goods, but I’m going to lay down and let you roll all over me and sell your stuff with virtually no tariff on it? Enough. And this is what Donald Trump ran on and he’s delivering.
The Fox News co-host then said, “And you know what? I don’t really care about my 401(k) today. You know why? Not that I can afford it, not that it isn’t important, not that I’m not at a point in my life where I should be worried about my 401(k), because I am, but this is what I believe. I believe in this man.”
She explained, “I believe that what we are seeing now with his bringing in a trillion dollars in business and manufacturing, and companies moving back to the United States, and seeing what we saw during Covid when we couldn’t– we had all those supply chain problems, we couldn’t get medicine in this country, other countries were prioritizing themselves before they were sending stuff to us, it’s about time we recognized we’ve got to have manufacturing in this country, and we need to bring them to the table.”
Pirro concluded, “And Donald Trump is the only one who can do it because he’s got the biggest consumer base in the world, he’s not afraid of anybody.”
The Dow went down by 2.7% on Thursday after Trump unveiled new “reciprocal tariffs” on dozens of countries and territories, including uninhabited islands.
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by | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News
Saquon Barkley already got to hang with members of the Trump family before meeting President Donald Trump later this month.
Barkley is the star running back of the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, who took home their second Lombardi Trophy in February.
The Birds were invited to the White House shortly after their 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, and they will visit April 28.
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Before that, Barkley attended the J.P. Morgan Tech 100 Summit, which Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, attended with husband Jared Kushner, their son Theodore and Jared’s brother, Joshua.
“Had an amazing time at the J.P. Morgan tech 100 summit! Want to give a shoutout to Madhu for having me out. Want to also give a shoutout to everyone who made it amazing,” Barkley posted on X.
Barkley included four photos from the event in the post, one of which included him speaking on a panel with Tom Brady and another with Trump and Theodore.
Barkley also signed Theodore’s ball, “A future star!”
Earlier this year, Ivanka was paid a visit by Tua Tagovailoa and Braxton Berrios.
The Eagles’ invite to the White House was somewhat controversial. There had been online rumors the team would turn down an invitation, just as it did seven years ago.
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However, Karoline Leavitt said the team “enthusiastically accepted” this year.
Head coach Nick Sirianni said earlier this week he was “really excited” for the opportunity.
“I’m really excited to go, yeah. What an honor. What an honor to be able to go to the White House. Teams that have been able to win championships have been doing that for a long time, and I’m really honored to go and really excited to go,” Sirianni said this week.
The Florida Panthers recently visited the president to celebrate their Stanley Cup victory last summer, and the Los Angeles Dodgers will be visiting Sunday after defeating the New York Yankees in the World Series in October.
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by dap | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News, Mediate
President Donald Trump told reporters on Air Force on Thursday that he often listens to advice from far-right activist and conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer.
Trump denied reports Loomer played a role in his administration’s decision to fire three National Security Council staffers after she laid out grievances against them.
Loomer was present during a Wednesday Oval Office meeting along with National Security Advisor Mike Waltz. Per numerous reports, Loomer accused the officials who were let go of being “neocons.”
Axios reported three people were dismissed when Loomer said they “slipped through” a vetting process to ensure no George W. Bush-era Republicans ended up working for Trump.
The New York Times reported, “Ms. Loomer walked into the White House with a sheaf of papers, which amounted to a mass of opposition research attacking the character and loyalty of numerous N.S.C. officials, two of the people said. She proceeded to excoriate them in front of their boss, the national security adviser Michael Waltz, who was also in the meeting.”
Aboard Air Force One, Trump confirmed some staffers had been fired. He denied Loomer had anything to do with the firings during a conversation with numerous reporters.
“Yeah, so Laura Loomer is a very good patriot,” Trump said when asked about the meeting. “She’s a very strong person and I saw her yesterday for a little while she has – she makes recommendations of things and people, and sometimes I listen to those recommendations like I do with everybody. I listen to everybody and then I make a decision. But I saw her yesterday she was at the ceremony. She’s – she’ll always have something to say – usually very constructive.”
Trump said Loomer made some job recommendations but denied he fired anyone on her behalf.
“She recommended certain people for jobs,” Trump said. “Well, she’ll recommend [firings] too, but yesterday she recommended some people for jobs.”
Trump was also asked who Loomer had recommended for White House jobs.
“Well, I don’t want to say that,” he replied. “But she’s recommended some good people over the years. She’s been in the party a long time, she’s done a good job.”
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by | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News
Former “MythBusters” star Adam Savage is exploring the science of longevity, asking how lifestyle choices, stress and even sleep affect how long we live.
Savage, now a YouTube creator and head of the channel Tested, has partnered with health technology company Medtronic to engage in discussions about longevity. While not a researcher himself, he has taken a deep dive into scientific insights from experts and reflected on his own experiences.
“Longevity has always been a fascination for me,” Savage told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview.
“I mean, who doesn’t want to know how to live better and maybe even longer? But the real question is what actually works?”
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He credits his “MythBusters” experience with fueling his passion for scientific exploration.
“Making that show legitimized the practice of science and engineering to me,” Savage said. “It made me realize how much of our world can be tested, questioned and improved through experimentation.”
Through his discussions with people on the street for Medtronic, Savage has uncovered key lifestyle factors affecting longevity. He noted a cultural shift in what we consider to be old age, highlighting that people today consider themselves “young-ish” for longer.
Savage also pointed to Blue Zones, regions known for long life expectancy, but questioned whether longevity there stems simply from location or cultural practices.
“We assume people in these areas live longer because of where they are, but what if it’s really just the way they live? That’s the part that fascinates me,” he said.
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“There’s no magic secret. It’s a mix of daily habits — what you eat, how you move, how you interact with your community, how you handle stress. All those things matter.”
Savage has taken a personal interest in testing different longevity strategies in his own life. He spoke candidly with Fox News Digital about his journey with intermittent fasting, which helped him lose 25 pounds and eliminate sleep apnea.
“It’s crazy how much of a difference it made,” he said. “I didn’t just lose weight. I felt sharper, I slept better and I stopped snoring. It was like flipping a switch on my health.”
He also reflected on his past smoking habits and what it took to quit.
“I had to admit I wasn’t smoking for enjoyment,” Savage said. “I was just doing it out of habit. Once I realized that, it was easy to quit.”
On alcohol, Savage dismissed the idea of a universal approach, arguing that studies conflict. While he personally cut back, he emphasized that people shouldn’t feel guilty about their lifestyle choices.
“I’m a big believer in not feeling guilty about the things that you do to the core, whether it’s smoking, whether it’s watching something dumb or puzzling for 100 hours at a time,” he said. “I don’t care about any of those. We all do these things to sort of bring relaxation and down regulate. I just think that alcohol is an especially poor down regulator in the final analysis.”
Beyond lifestyle choices, medical advancements are playing an increasingly critical role in extending both lifespan and “healthspan,” the years we live without serious disease. Medtronic, which focuses on healthcare technology globally, has developed medical devices designed to manage chronic conditions, improve heart health and advance minimally invasive surgeries.
According to Medtronic, as people live longer, the focus is shifting toward enhancing not just lifespan but quality of life. The company’s latest innovations include artificial intelligence-driven healthcare monitoring, robotic-assisted surgeries and advanced pacemakers, all aimed at improving long-term health outcomes. Savage also spoke about the psychological aspects of aging, emphasizing that mindset and community play a significant role in longevity.
Medtronic claims the first person to live to 150 may already have been born. When asked if there is an upper limit to human life, Savage replied, “I think right now 150 is a very realistic target to be shooting for and to be discussing.
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“That’s really what science foreshadowing is,” added Savage. “It’s about asking these questions and seeing, ‘OK, what numbers are unrealistic.’ I think 40 years ago, 150 would have seemed radically unrealistic. Today it seems more realistic, and I think it’s entirely reasonable that, let’s say, by 2040, we may all have a different cultural answer to that question.”
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by dap | Apr 3, 2025 | Fox News, Mediate
Fox News contributor Kellyanne Conway offered an all-time spin job after a major U.S. automaker announced it will temporarily lay off 900 workers in the U.S.
On Thursday, Stellantis, whose brands include Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram Trucks, announced the layoffs one day after President Donald Trump rolled out sweeping tariffs on all imports. Stellantis is also pausing production at its factories in Canada and Mexico. Trump’s measures include a 25% tariff on all auto imports and the administration is misleadingly referring to the measures as “reciprocal tariffs,” which it justified by falsely claiming U.S. trading partners have levied exorbitant tariffs on American goods.
Markets did not take well to the plan, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed nearly 1,700 points or about four percent.
Conway, a former White House adviser in the first Trump administration, appeared on Thursday’s edition of The Story on Fox News. Host Martha MacCallum noted the president’s long-held fixation on tariffs and said Trump “is swinging for the fences with all of this.”
“This is President Trump who is echoing much of what he did and wanted to do even more of in his first term and completing that transaction now,” Conway replied before praising Stellantis for halting production in Mexico. While doing so, she elided the issue of the company’s layoffs in the U.S.
“We were seeing some positive reaction today,” she continued. “For all the negative Debbie downers, look at the positive reaction. Stellantis, which owns Chrysler and Ram and Jeep, they came out today and said that they are going to stop producing in Mexico. They are one of the ones, the big manufacturers in Mexico. They’re going to stop doing that.”
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