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A man accused of shooting and wounding a New Hampshire bishop and the bride at a church wedding ceremony in 2019 fired at the couple just as they were being pronounced husband and wife, a prosecutor told a jury Tuesday. "With just a few shots, the defendant turned marriage into mayhem," prosecutor Seth Dobieski said of Dale Holloway, who's accused of two counts of attempted murder and assault charges. Dobieski said the October 2019 shootings happened nearly two weeks after Holloway's stepfather, a pastor at the church, was killed by the son of the groom. The son was later sentenced to prison. A separate celebration of life ceremony for the pastor had been planned at the church for later that day. NEW HAMPSHIRE MAN GETS 42 YEARS FOR FATALLY SHOOTING HIS PASTOR Holloway, 41, is already serving 7 1/2 to 15 years in state prison for assaulting his lawyer. He's acting as his own attorney in the wedding shooting trial in Nashua. He pleaded not guilty to the charge...

The White House indicated Tuesday that people in the U.S. making "violent antisemitic threats" were not going to be classified as "domestic terrorists." The comments, made by National Security Council spokesman John Kirby during the White House press briefing, ran in stark contrast to parents concerned about their children's education previously being described as "domestic terrorists" in a letter that prompted a directive from the Biden administration for the FBI to investigate. "The people in this country making violent antisemitic threats. Are they domestic terrorists?" Fox News' Peter Doocy asked Kirby. WHITE HOUSE ‘COULDN’T POSSIBLY ANSWER' WHETHER TERRORISTS HAVE ALREADY CROSSED OVER THE SOUTHERN BORDER "I don't know that we're classifying people as domestic terrorists for that. I mean, that's really a question better left to law enforcement. I'm not aware that there's been such a characterization o...

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Monday refused to call anti-Israel protestors on college campuses across America "extremists," despite antisemitic rhetoric, violence, and rising fear among Jewish students . The exchange took place during the White House press briefing when Fox News' Peter Doocy asked Jean-Pierre over whether President Biden saw those protestors as "extremists." "What I can say is — what we've been very clear about this when it comes to antisemitism, there is no place. We have to make sure that we speak against it very loud and be very clear about that," Jean-Pierre said, adding that Biden decided to run for president in 2017 as a result of the violent Charlottesville, Virginia protest clash that year. WHITE HOUSE COMPARES ‘CHILLING’ RUSSIAN AIRPORT STORMING TO ANTI-JEWISH POGROMS OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES "He saw neo-Nazis marching down the streets of Charlottesville with vile, anti-Semitic, just hatred...

Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif., drew ridicule from social media users after a viral video showed him tripping on a kid while playing basketball in China. The video showed Newsom dribbling and playing basketball with a group of Chinese students. While running, he ran into one student and fell on top of the boy.  Newsom quickly reached over, grabbed the boy and pulled him off, laughing and slapping the child’s backside in the process. The situation came off as bizarre to many people on Sunday with some once again questioning why Newsom is in China in the first place. CALIFORNIA GOV. NEWSOM, A TOP BIDEN 2024 SURROGATE, MAKES HIGH-PROFILE TRIPS TO ISRAEL, CHINA   "@GavinNewsom, second only to @BarackObama in his use of kids as foil for validating delusions of basketball grandeur," Grabien founder Tom Elliott wrote. Conservative media personality Graham Allen asked, "Gavin Newsom RAN OVER a small Chinese child while playing basketball in China!!! Why is Gavin Newsom in C...

Students sat at midfield linking arms in protest before the start of Saturday's University of California, Berkeley game against USC. Fifteen people protested, police confirmed, delaying the game several minutes.  Fourteen adults were transported to Alameda County Jail for booking, while one juvenile was sent to UCPD for processing, police said. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Rumors circulated online that the protest was in support of Palestinians in their conflict with Israel, but the protestors were supporting UC Berkeley professor Ivonne del Valle, who was suspended for alleged stalking. Some were wearing shirts that said "Justice for Ivonne." KQED reported three investigations found del Valle repeatedly harassed and stalked Joshua Clover, a professor at UC Davis, for roughly four years and even violated orders not to get in touch with him. Del Valle was also suspended for nine months in 2021. The outlet says the protest had been planned out...

Thousands of Pro-Palestine protestors forced city officials to close the Brooklyn Bridge down on Saturday after they gathered in New York City amid Israel's war against Hamas terrorists in Gaza. "Protest Activity: All lanes on the Brooklyn Bridge are closed in both directions," the New York City Emergency Management Department wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. "Consider alternate routes." The Brooklyn demonstration marked three weeks since Hamas fighters launched a surprise attack against Israel on the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah, as 1,400 Israelis were murdered Oct. 7. Hamas's health ministry estimates that around 7,300 Palestinians have been killed since the war began. Protestors were seen holding signs that read, "By any means necessary" and "NYC stands with Gaza" while waving Palestinian flags.  BIDEN, OTHER WESTERN LEADERS REAFFIRM ISRAEL'S RIGHT TO DEFEND ITSELF, CALL FOR FOR CIVILIAN PROTECTION "Israel (U.S...

A civilian aircraft that violated restricted airspace in Delaware Saturday afternoon prompted fighter jets to scramble because the president was at his home in Wilmington, Anthony Guglielmi, Chief of Communications for the United States Secret Service, said.  "Shortly after 2 p.m., a civilian aircraft violated restricted airspace north of Wilmington, Delaware," Guglielmi said.  He said the fighter jets were scrambled "as a precaution" and the civilian aircraft landed safely at a nearby airport.  Guglielmi added that the president's movements weren't impacted. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Agents from the Secret Service and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating the incident.  source https://www.foxnews.com/us/us-fighter-jets-scrambled-aircraft-violates-restricted-airspace-bidens-delaware-home

The chalk is rocking in Kansas . The unranked Jayhawks upset their Big 12 rivals in No. 6 Oklahoma with an incredible 38-33 victory in Lawrence. Oklahoma made it a 27-26 game, just as the third quarter ended, but Kansas marched right down the field, thanks to three Oklahoma personal fouls, including a targeting penalty at the one-yard line that gave the Jayhawks a 1st and goal. Daniel Hishaw Jr. found the end zone, but Kansas, too, missed the two-point conversion, so with 12:25 to go, it was 32-27 in favor of Kansas. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM But Oklahoma didn’t even have a chance to answer as they fumbled the ensuing kickoff, and Kansas recovered it at the opposite 20. However, they missed the field goal, giving the Sooners a chance. Oklahoma punted, but on third down, Jason Bean threw a pick deep in Kansas’ own territory, and Oklahoma scored four plays later. The two-point conversion again failed, so it was 33-32 Sooners with 5:22 left. On 3rd and 3 in...

Tulane University has denounced a rally that was held without the school’s permission or approval and developed into a serious brawl that ended with three students being assaulted.  Video of the incident shows police and what appears to be school administrators trying to calm the competing crowds of protesters, who at times come to blows. The pro-Palestinian protesters also carry banners that read, "From the River to the Sea Palestine Will Be Free," which many have interpreted and understood to mean a call for the end of Israel's existence as a state. "This rally was not approved or sanctioned by Tulane," the statement from University President Michael A. Fitts read. "There were approximately 40 plainclothes and uniformed New Orleans, Tulane, Loyola and State Police officers, including mounted police, who made arrests." Fitts called the protest "deeply distressing" as the protest "intentionally" took place on a public sidewalk o...

The footage of "Squad" Democrat Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York pulling a fire alarm in a House office building was released Thursday after he accepted a plea deal on misdemeanor charges for the incident. Fox News obtained security footage from Sept. 30 showing Bowman attempting to open two doors in the Cannon House Office Building . Bowman appears to approach the doors and try the right door, taking a red alarm sign with him from the entryway. JAMAAL BOWMAN PLEADS GUILTY IN DC COURT ARRAIGNMENT ON CHARGES FOR PULLING FIRE ALARM The congressman then appeared to try to open the left door while knocking over the second alarm sign. Bowman then turned and pulled the fire alarm before walking off camera still holding the alarm sign from the first door. Bowman said that he did not mean to pull the fire alarm and that he had done so while in a rush to go vote. The House at the time was debating and voting on a stopgap bill to fund the government temporarily and avert a . The ...

The Biden administration took action Wednesday for a historic agreement among Western states to conserve vital water supplies. The Department of the Interior (DOI) , which has for months worked with state leaders on developing water conservation plans, issued a draft supplemental environmental impact statement (SEIS) laying out two potential options: a no-action alternative and the proposed action to substantially restrict supplies in coming years.  The proposal is designed to protect the Colorado River System and two key dams in response to falling water levels. "Today, the Biden-Harris administration is taking another key action to bolster water resilience in the Basin States, leveraging historic investments from the president’s Investing in America agenda to build a more sustainable and equitable future for communities across the West," said White House National Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi. BEIJING-BACKED GREEN ENERGY FIRM IS EXPANDING IN US, POSING SERIOUS NATIONAL SEC...

A man wanted in connection with a slaying in Chicago has been arrested following the shooting of an Illinois state trooper in Springfield. The trooper was shot in the leg about 10:45 p.m. Tuesday following an "interaction" with the 37-year-old Chicago man, state police said. CHICAGO AREA MAN, WHO THREATENED TO SHOOT MUSLIM MEN, CHARGED WITH HATE CRIMES The man ran from the shooting scene, but was captured about 2 a.m. Wednesday during a search by officers from multiple law enforcement agencies . The trooper was taken to a hospital, and his condition was not released. State police and Chicago police did not provide details of the Chicago slaying, but relatives of Adrianna Lopez told WLS-TV and the Chicago Sun-Times that the suspect in the woman's fatal shooting Sunday night had been arrested. STUNNING VIDEO SHOWS CHICAGO MOB ATTACK TESLA AMID LAWLESS STREET TAKEOVER Lopez, 37, was shot outside her home in Chicago's Garfield Ridge neighborhood. Chicago police had...

Two cargo ships collided in the North Sea off the coast of Germany on Tuesday and one of them sank, German authorities said. At least one sailor died and rescuers were trying to find another four. The vessels collided shortly before 5 a.m. about 14 miles southwest of the island of Helgoland, Germany's Central Command for Maritime Emergencies said. The site of the collision was about 19 miles northeast of Langeoog island, which is just off the German mainland. The British-flagged Verity, which had seven people on board and was en route from Bremen, Germany, to the English port of Immingham, sank shortly after the collision. A signal from the ship was lost at about 5:20 a.m., suggesting that it had already gone down, and wreckage was found. PROSECUTORS CLOSE PROBE INTO MASSIVE BERLIN AQUARIUM COLLAPSE Two sailors were rescued and taken to a hospital, where they weren't in a life-threatening condition. The body of one man was recovered, while four other people were still mis...

Pro-Israel demonstrators expressed frustration with The New York Times’ coverage of a Gaza hospital that was damaged in an explosion. "It’s very unfortunate that fake news is able to spread so far," Yotan said during a rally in Boston Commons. "The point is probably to have the news travel all the way across the world before the correction can be seen." The New York Times ran a headline at that top of its website on Oct. 17, attributed to Hamas officials, stating that hundreds were killed after an Israeli airstrike caused an explosion at the Gaza hospital. Israel swiftly denied involvement and presented evidence indicating that a second terrorist group, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, caused the blast. U.S. intelligence similarly found the Jewish state wasn't responsible. "I feel appalled that we need to actually defend ourselves when we didn’t do anything," Limor told Fox News. On Monday, the Times published an editors' note Monday admitting ...

Extremists with ties to the Islamic State group killed at least 26 people in eastern Congo, authorities said on Tuesday. Attackers with the Allied Democratic Forces killed people in the city of Oicha in North Kivu province on Monday, said Beni Charles Ehuta Omeonga, the military administrator for the area. "Among the victims were seven members from the same family killed by the assailants in their home," he said. FOREIGN TOURISTS, LOCAL GUIDE KILLED IN ATTACK AT UGANDAN NATIONAL PARK Most of the victims were shot in their homes, said Nicolas Kikuku, a deputy governor in the region, adding that the death toll is likely higher than what’s been reported. Conflict has been simmering in eastern Congo for decades where more than 120 armed groups are fighting in the region, most for land and control of mines with valuable minerals, while some are trying to protect their communities. 27 DEAD IN NORTHWEST CONGO AFTER BOAT CAPSIZES ADF has been expanding and intensifying opera...

Sen. Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday that Republicans will push for a "number of changes" regarding border security in President Biden's requested emergency supplemental funding package. McConnell said Israel and Ukraine aid should not be split up, but combined in a "comprehensive" package since both are a "worldwide issue" that correlate with other countries that pose a threat to the U.S., like China and Russia.  "It's pretty clear that the supplemental that was set up is just a starting place," McConnell told reporters following the leadership conference's weekly luncheon. "We're going to go over it with a fine tooth comb, as you can see is a lot of passion among our members without having a credible border security provision in there, and we're going to make other changes as well." BIDEN ADMINISTRATION EXPECTED TO REQUEST MORE FEDERAL SPENDING ON DOMESTIC ISSUES FROM CONGRESS McConnell s...

ABC News host Jonathan Karl sparred with Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., on Sunday over whether President Biden is partially to blame for Hamas’ devastating terror attacks on Israel. Scott previously accused Biden of having "blood on his hands" and argued the president was "complicit" in the terror. He joined ABC’s "This Week" to discuss the ongoing war and essentially refused to walk back his comment. "You said that Joe Biden had blood on his hands. That didn't really sound like the Tim Scott that I know; the hopeful, optimistic campaign you talked about running," Karl said.  "But sometimes, in the heat of the campaign, you say things that -- that maybe you regret," he continued. "Do you regret saying that, saying that the President of the United States has blood on his hands?" ANTISEMITIC ATTACKS SCRAWLED OUTSIDE THE OFFICES OF PROMINENT JOURNALIST: 'F--K ISRAEL', 'F--K JEWS' Scott, a 2024 GOP presidential...

Senior Pentagon officials said Monday they expect to see a "significant escalation" of attacks against U.S. troops in the Middle East, adding the attacks have "Iranian fingerprints all over" them. A senior U.S. Defense Official and a senior U.S. Military Official held a background briefing on Monday afternoon, and both officials suggested attacks will likely increase on U.S. troops over the coming days. The defense official reiterated that Iran is funding, equipping, guiding and directing partners and proxies across the Middle East, including Lebanese Hezbollah militia groups in Iran, Syria and Yemen. US NAVY INTERCEPTS MISSILES HEADING NORTH FROM YEMEN, ‘POTENTIALLY’ TOWARD ISRAEL: PENTAGON "I think it’s fair to say when you see this uptick in activity in attacks by many of these groups, there’s Iranian fingerprints all over it," the defense official said.  The senior defense official also reflected on the objectives set forth when the Department ...

Free Press Editor and former New York Times opinion editor Bari Weiss says her outlet won't be intimidated after she shared pictures of antisemitic expletives written outside its offices. "F--k Israel" one message read. "F--k Jews," another message read.  "This was scrawled outside of our offices this week," Weiss wrote. "If the antisemites who did this think it will intimidate me and the journalists of [The Free Press], they don’t know me, they don’t know us, and they have no idea what we stand for." AP'S GAZA REPORTER REPEATEDLY RIPPED ISRAEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA, SAID OPPRESSIVE REGIME SHOULD BE 'OVERTHROWN' Other journalists, commentators and columnists supported Weiss for standing up in the face of discrimination.  "This is shocking and horrible," author and journalist Michael Shellenberger wrote in response to Weiss's post. "I'm so sorry to hear this. I expect and hope there is a proper police investi...

FIRST ON FOX: DETROIT – A neighbor of slain Detroit synagogue president and political strategist Samantha Woll said her tires were slashed the same weekend Woll was stabbed to death. The woman, who asked that her name be withheld, exclusively told Fox News Digital that she and her husband left town Friday and returned Sunday. When they got back, they noticed that the two driver-side tires on their white Mercedes were flat. "I thought maybe I went over a nail," she said. However, on closer inspection, they could clearly see the puncture marks. The car was parked about 200 feet from Woll's townhome. ISRAELI FAMILY OF 5 WIPED OUT BY HAMAS FOUND DEAD IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS: REPORT "We've never had a tire slashing down here that I've known about, and we've been down here 30 years," she said. The quiet townhome complex in the upscale Lafayette Park neighborhood is deeply shaken by the shocking stabbing of the 40-year-old beloved community leader...

Two Border Patrol agents were injured after a pickup truck crashed into a checkpoint near Yuma, Arizona. The three-vehicle injury crash happened around 4:39 p.m. Saturday at a checkpoint along the Interstate 8 at milepost 17, the Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) said. "A Ford F-150 pickup entered the BP checkpoint at a high rate of speed and collided with the rear of another vehicle, which was stationary just prior to the checkpoint," a representative for AZDPS said in a statement to Fox News Digital. "The pickup continued towards the checkpoint, where it collided with crash barriers, checkpoint structures occupied by Border Patrol Agents, and ultimately the rear of a third vehicle," the statement continued. "The pickup came to rest on its driver's side, and one of its passengers was partially ejected." VENEZUELANS TOP MEXICANS IN US ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSINGS FOR 1ST TIME ON RECORD IN SEPTEMBER AZDPS said that eight people were taken to ...

Major League Baseball announced Saturday Bryan Abreu has been suspended two games for hitting Adolis Garcia with a pitch in Game 5 of the ALCS in an at-bat after his three-run home run. Garcia hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning Friday night that gave his Texas Rangers a 4-2 lead. The next pitch Garcia saw in the eighth drilled him in his right elbow pad. Garcia's immediately got in catcher Martin Maldonado's face, and the two had to be separated. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Abreu and Garcia were both ejected, as was Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker. The suspension will begin Game 6 Sunday, but Abreu is expected to appeal, and that would likely push the suspension to the 2024 regular season. Baker was ejected after arguing with umpires shortly after Abreu was tossed, saying he hadn't been "that mad in a long time." "It didn’t make any sense to me," Baker said after the game of Abreu’s ejection. ...

After dropping the first two games of the National League Championship Series , the Arizona Diamondbacks pulled off back-to-back thrilling comeback victories to even up the best-of-seven series. The first couple of games were played at the Philadelphia Phillies ' home ballpark, but the series shifted to Chase Field for Games 3 and 4. Since Philadelphia entered Game 3 with a 2-0 series lead, they could have advanced to the World Series if they had won two games at the D-Backs' home stadium.  If the Phillies had pulled off the road wins, the team planned to celebrate by jumping into the outfield pool. "If we take two here against Arizona, we'll be bee-lining it for the water," Phillies backup catcher Garrett Stubbs said. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The Diamondbacks appeared to have caught wind of Stubbs' comments, which seemed to provide the team with some extra motivation to defend their home pool. "I'm glad we could defend...

The family of Jamea Harris, who was shot and killed near the University of Alabama campus in January, has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against three individuals.  Former Alabama star Brandon Miller was one of the men named as a co-defendant in the case. He has not been charged with a crime. In June, Miller was the second overall draft pick. Former Alabama player Darius Miles and Michael Davis were also named in the lawsuit, which was filed on Friday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama Western Division on behalf of DeCarla Heard, Harris' mother. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Harris was with her boyfriend and was visiting a family member when she was fatally shot in Tuscaloosa in the early-morning hours in mid-January. Heard is being represented by Birmingham law firm Farris, Riley & Pitt. The lawsuit alleges that all three defendants "knew or should have known that bringing a dangerous weapon to a dispute and...

The deputy mayor of Jerusalem demanded "proof of life" for the more than 200 hostages estimated to have been taken from Israel by Hamas militants and other assurances before humanitarian aide promised by President Biden or any other government arrives in Gaza for Palestinians.  "The first thing we need is proof of life. We haven't had anything," Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum told Fox News Digital. "We haven't had the Red Cross being able to see them. We haven't had the U.N. even talking about the hostages. What happens to our hostages is three and five-month-old babies and their mothers, mothers with three children, young women serially raped, paraded down the street, an old lady with dementia in a wheelchair, people ridiculing her down the street and abusing her. Who are these people and why?" "This is something that I think we cannot give up on the hostages," she said, speaking from Israel via Zoom. "We need to ...