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A Kentucky man, who traveled to Syria to join the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) group, discussed jihad, martyrdom and shooting at planes, a federal court revealed.According to a press release from the Department of Justice, 34-year-old Mirsad Hariz Adem Ramic left the U.S. for Istanbul in 2014 alongside 2 co-conspirators.The trio quickly abandoned their proposed itineraries and flew into Gaziantep, Turkey – which is near the Turkey-Syrian border.Next, they joined ISIS, a U.S. designated foreign terrorist organization.ARRESTS OF EIGHT ISIS-TIED MIGRANTS SHOULD BE WAKE-UP CALL FOR BIDEN ON BORDER CRISIS, SENATOR SAYSRamic attended an ISIS training camp,

There's always buzz about celebrity weddings. Fans scour the internet wondering what the bride wore, where the stars got married and who attended. The marriage ceremonies and receptions of high-profile celebs have an enormous impact on the wedding industry in general, with many couples pulling inspiration from the A-list events they see on social media. With summer weddings just around the corner, Lisa Lafferty, a California-based luxury wedding planner, shared some wedding trends she expects to see from celebs this summer and how events hosted by Hollywood's biggest names impact the wedding industry. Her resume includes a number of celebrities, including NFL

Joey Chestnut might be barred from this year’s Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest, but he’s already found a different opportunity to consume hot dogs thanks to Netflix. Netflix is hosting a live-streamed event this Labor Day (Sept. 2), featuring Chestnut and another competitive eating G.O.A.T. — Takeru Kobayashi. The two legends will compete in the special titled "Chestnut vs. Kobayashi: Unfinished Beef," in which they will be going head-to-head in a hot dog eating contest.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAccording to The Hollywood Reporter, the hot dogs will be all-beef, and the reason that’s significant comes from Chestnut’s partnership with

Welcome to Fox News’ Politics newsletter with the latest political news from Washington D.C. and updates from the 2024 campaign trail. What's happening…- President suggests DOJ prosecution of his son was political- Trump gains edge over Biden in key battleground state– Liberal activist defends secret recording of Supreme Court JusticePresident Biden is facing heat from one swing state Democrat imploring him to take action on the high gas prices.Rep. Ruben Gallego, the likely Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Arizona, sent a letter to Biden on Wednesday, requesting he specifically moves to provide relief for Western states, as he did for states

Clashes between weapon-wielding fans. Organized fights between hundreds of supporters. Late-night attacks. Life-threatening injuries.A recent surge in violence around soccer games is contributing to concerns over security when Germany hosts the European Championship."We’re readying for all imaginable dangers with high levels of deployment from all security authorities," said German interior minister Nancy Faeser, who said the country is preparing for all manner of threats, from hooligans, to terrorists, to cyber criminals. "The police will have a very visible presence," she said.GARETH SOUTHGATE ON FUTURE WITH ENGLAND: 'IF WE DON'T WIN, I PROBABLY WON'T BE HERE ANYMORE'Faeser's ministry confirmed some 22,000

A longtime fixture in the South Carolina Democratic Party and the former lawyer for convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh was defeated in a primary for state senator on Tuesday night.Dick Harpootlian, who has served as a Democrat in the South Carolina state Senate since 2018, was defeated by primary opponent Russell Ott in a narrow race, The Post and Courier reported.Ott, a state representative from South Carolina's 93rd district, brought in 51% of the vote, compared to Harpootlian's 49%, and is expected to avoid an automatic recount, although Harpootlian could pay for one. "We just did something a lot of people didn’t

Major League Eating (MLE) president Richard Shea insisted on Wednesday the show would go on with or without Joey Chestnut in attendance for the Nathan’s hot dog eating contest on the Fourth of July.Chestnut, the 16-time champion in the Coney Island spectacle, will not be competing in the event over an issue with contract stipulations. Chestnut recently signed a sponsorship deal with Impossible Foods, which launched a vegan hot dog. MLE rules stipulate hot dog eating competitors cannot sign with rival brands.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShea said on ABC News’ "Start Here" podcast that the contest will

Despite playing a major part in back-to-back Super Bowl victories for the Kansas City Chiefs, retirement has been a word associated with Travis Kelce, as many speculate how many years the 34-year-old has left in the game. Kelce has brought up retirement in the past, saying recently that he would be lying if the thought of leaving the game behind had not crossed his mind. The NFL is grueling, and the future Hall of Fame tight end has dedicated many years with blood, sweat and tears to the game he loves. Over time, it takes a toll. However, during a press conference