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President Trump is urging other nations to launch their own missions to control the Strait of Hormuz, a move that would benefit one area of the world the most.

While there’s still plenty of uncertainty about where rates are headed, Wall Street commentary shifted back to expectations for cuts.

Oracle has ratcheted up its capital expenditures as it builds data center infrastructure that can handle AI workloads.

Today’s National Football League sure looks a lot different than it did even less than two decades ago.The schedule has increased to 17 games, with 18 certainly not out of the question. Those games are now played in more places globally than ever before, and you may need plenty of subscription services to watch your favorite teams.It’s another world that has its pros and cons, but the pros don’t seem to be on the side of fans, who are spending more money than ever to watch their favorite teams.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM To catch all the action throughout the 2025 season, fans had to fork over at least $575, and some spent nearly $800.”I’m all about having games on mainstream. I watched games growing up, all the games on mainstream. I actually didn’t watch plenty of games this year because it was on a streaming network, and it was difficult to make an account real quick, wherever I was on the road, you know, in a hotel room. I wasn’t home. I’m all about mainstream,” future Hall of Famer Rob Gronkowski told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. “I understand the business side of the NFL, and as a businessman, I will never hate the way that it’s going because it’s all about the business, you know? You gotta keep it growing, you gotta get the money and all that good stuff. So you can’t hate on that, but I’m a mainstream guy.””It sucks … There’s pros to this thing and then there’s definitely cons where everyone has to go, ‘Where are we going for this game, that game, that game, this game?'” added Gronk’s former teammate Julian Edelman. “So I think there’s a bunch of good things about it, and clearly there’s some things that, you know, that aren’t good about it. So that’s where I stand on it.”PATRIOTS’ SUPER BOWL APPEARANCE WAS NO FLUKE, TEAM LEGENDS SAY: ‘THEY’RE FOR REAL’The NFL has also talked more about players’ safety, yet the conversation about going to 18 games is real, and the NFL will be playing in Australia later this year.But Edelman hardly feels for today’s players given their contracts.”Do you see what these guys are signing for? They’ll be all right,” Edelman said. “The bigger the game gets, the more the guys are going to get paid, and it’s going to feature them in the big picture a lot better. So I think this is a great thing for the league once the game gets bigger internationally, because if the game gets bigger, the players get paid more. So I’m all for that.”I mean, [Jaxon Smith-Njigba] just got $42 million (per year) as a receiver. I think the bigger the game gets, I think it’s greater for everyone… Would I have liked it as a player to play 18 games? No, but we’re making the game bigger. It’s a double-edged sword. It’s gonna suck because it’s gonna hurt a lot more, but the revenues are gonna be higher.””That’s why the salary cap just keeps jumping every single year. The game is expanding,” Gronkowski added. “And on top of that, the NFL does a really good job with scheduling. For example, the Australia game this year, it’s going to be the opening game of the year on a Wednesday or Thursday, and then when they fly back, they’re going to gain all that time. “So they have all that time to go there, get adjusted, be there for five days, and then they can fly back to L.A. and then boom, they land and they gain a day back and then they can recover for three days and then have a normal week. So it’s all about scheduling. So I like what they’re doing, and it’s all about expanding the business. So if they keep the scheduling the correct way, where the players can recover well, then I think it’s great for the game, man. I really do.”Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter

The state of Florida has agreed to rename the Palm Beach International Airport to the President Donald J. Trump International Airport.  The news was reported yesterday. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) … Read more
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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.Why we love this dealFlorals go hand-in-hand with spring. Whether you’re growing them in your garden or wearing them on a new seasonal outfit, there’s no escaping them. So when Coach Outlet had its latest spring drop, we were excited to not see just one, but multiple new floral designs. In addition to its floral embroidery collection, Coach Outlet debuted a new floral print pattern that’s an almost abstract-like take on the classic spring design. And the best part? It comes in two dreamy pastel colorways. The new floral print pattern isn’t your typical design. Rather bold and obvious, the flowers look very soft and minimal — as if it’s a watercolor painting or an artistic botanical sun print — with the pattern digitally printed onto the leather. It’s available in Wash Yellow with silver hardware and Pale Green with gold hardware, both pastel hues that are perfect for spring and summer. There are various pieces with the new floral print, from the bestselling Nolita 19 shoulder bag to the small bag essential Snap Wallet.Nolita 19 With Floral Print And Bow, $109 (was $195) at Coach Outlet

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Shop at Coach OutletThere’s a reason why this customer-favorite shoulder bag is available in nearly 20 colors and patterns, and continues to sport Coach Outlet’s latest designs. Compact and made for carrying the essentials, it looks even more adorable in the new spring floral design. One shopper said it’s “perfect for any occasion,” whether it’s a formal event or a casual day out.Mini Klare Crossbody Bag With Floral Print, $149 (was $275) at Coach Outlet

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Shop at Coach OutletWho doesn’t love a mini bag? Mini crossbody bags, in particular, are that much better, as they give you a hands-free way to carry just the right amount of items. The Mini Klare Crossbody bag does just that, and has a bit of room to spare for other small items. A reviewer called it “a must-have bag,” and since it’s available in both pastel colorways, we’d have to agree.Corner Zip Wristlet With Floral Print, $39 (was $95) at Coach Outlet

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Shop at Coach OutletJust like the Nolita 19, if there’s a new Coach Outlet color or pattern, you’re likely going to see it on the Corner Zip Wristlet. It’s available in both Pale Green and Washed Yellow, in addition to over 20 other colorways. It’s a great addition to any accessories collection that you can carry on its own or throw in a larger bag. A shopper called it “the perfect wristlet,” saying it’s both luxurious and convenient. Snap Wallet With Floral Print, $69 (was $198) at Coach Outlet

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Shop at Coach OutletWhen you need a compact wallet to hold your cash, cards, and ID, Coach Outlet’s Snap Wallet is a great choice that combines both practicality and style. It has an outside zip coin pocket, three credit card slots, room for full-length bills, and an ID window. A customer said it’s “small but surprisingly holds a lot,” and they love the “C” charm on the zipper.Coach Outlet’s new floral print pattern is one of our favorites in the latest drop, offering a soft and minimal approach to a tried-and-true spring design.Shop more Coach OutletSunglasses Case With Floral Print, $39 (was $98) at Coach OutletMedium Corner Zip Wallet With Floral Print, $89 (was $218) at Coach OutletLong Zip Around Wallet With Floral Print, $99 (was $318) at Coach Outlet

“Jihad is a gateway to heaven; one that Allah opens to his chosen ones.”
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The company reportedly cited its “current business needs” in its decision.

Analysts think ServiceNow can improve performance later this year as early AI adopters stock up on more credits and as some pandemic-era contracts come up for renewal.

Trump is considering a widely unpopular ground operation in Iran.