A retired FBI agent has explained why he believes the significant reward money being offered for information about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie has yet to be claimed.Steve Moore told NewsNation’s Brian Entin on Brian Entin Investigates: “I think the reason is most likely the fact that the only people who have knowledge of this are culpable.”Nancy Guthrie’s family is offering a $1 million reward for information that leads to her recovery. Meanwhile, a separate reward of more than $200,000—including $100,000 from the FBI—is being offered for information about her whereabouts or that could lead to the arrest and conviction of anyone…
A New York City dad has shared a refreshingly honest look at family life in a modest living space. Tyler Moore (@tidydad) shared a reel on Instagram, walking viewers through his two-bedroom apartment which he shares with his wife, Emily, and their three daughters: Mabel, 10, Matilda, eight, and Margaret, five. “We live in a railroad-style apartment,” Tyler told Newsweek. “It’s long and narrow, and you have to walk through one room to get to the next one, like connected railroad cars on a train. It might sound strange, but it’s what we’ve adapted to, and it works for our family.” Tyler, who works as a teacher in New York City, said one of the biggest misconceptions about living small is the assumption that…
By Tamsin Paternoster & Video by Léa Becquet Published on 13/03/2026 – 9:51 GMT+1•Updated 11:01 Direct trade between the European Union and Iran is extremely small, with data from Eurostat showing imports from Iran account for roughly 0.03% of the EU’s total imports, largely due to the bloc’s sanctions on the country. However, disruptions in the Gulf region following the US and Israel’s war with Iran still leave Europe’s economies exposed, partly due to the Strait of Hormuz — which lies between the south of Iran and the north of Oman — and partly due to the continent’s dependence on global markets for…
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The Arizona sheriff in charge of the Nancy Guthrie investigation revealed he believes he knows why the 84-year-old was “targeted” — while warning that the suspect “absolutely” could strike again. Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, who has faced criticism over the fruitless month-long search for Guthrie, gave the knowing update while refusing to give up details, even as he suggested others are not “safe.” “We believe we know why he did this, and we believe that it was targeted, but we, we can’t, we’re not 100% sure of that,” Nanos told NBC News Thursday night. “So it’d be silly to…
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Updated March 13, 2026 — 8:16pm,first published 11:17amSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.Save this article for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime.Got itAAAMore than 300 friends, neighbours, and community members have gathered to mourn the loss of one of their own following the deaths of a local teacher and her baby girl on Thursday.The bodies of Kate Paterson, 38, and her one-year-old daughter, April, were discovered by police on Thursday morning in the Logan suburb of Belivah with what they have described as…
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Competing for attention in today’s crowded media landscape requires more than catchy headlines. Readers consume news across numerous platforms and formats. Reuters’ Digital News Report notes that 36 % of global news consumers get news via Facebook, 30 % via YouTube, 19 % from Instagram or WhatsApp, 16 % from TikTok and 12 % from…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The George Soros-backed district attorney in Norfolk, Virginia, where Thursday’s mass shooting at Old Dominion University took place, doubled down on his viral comments, saying community members looking to place blame on the shooting should direct it towards pro-gun lawmakers and judges.Commonwealth’s Attorney Ramin Fatehi was pressed by Fox News Digital to elaborate on his comments during the press conference earlier, prompting him to stand by his comments.”I absolutely stand by what I said. It is the truth, no matter how much the gun lobby wants to deny it,” Fatehi said when…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Justice Department filed a criminal complaint this week against a Venezuelan national accused of assaulting a federal officer and grabbing and possessing the officer’s firearm while resisting arrest outside a place of business earlier this month.Law enforcement officers assigned to the Department of Homeland Security’s Homeland Security Task Force, or HSTF, began surveillance near a business in Utica, Michigan, after receiving information that individuals living in the U.S. illegally were working at the facility as delivery drivers.Agents observed a vehicle registered to Arnoldo Jose Marquez-Pulido, 33, who was leaving the parking…
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As tipping prompts pop up everywhere — from coffee counters to convenience stores — many Americans are feeling fed up and confused about what’s appropriate. Now, even former NFL star JJ Watt is weighing in. Watt recently ignited debate on X after questioning whether to tip in a self-service scenario. He asked followers what they would do in the following scenario: You order at a counter, find your own table, fill your own coffee and retrieve your own food when a buzzer goes off. But then you face an iPad screen prompting you to tip 20%, 25%, 30% or some other amount — with…
