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Actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were detained Thursday in New York City during a protest against Israel’s military operations in Gaza.

Jefferies, Goldman, Now Stifel: Wall Street Races To Cover Almonty As “Owning The Bottlenecks” Theme Gains Momentum

A sense of urgency is building across Wall Street as notable desks push clients toward the critical materials theme we already laid out for readers, as the Trump administration accelerates efforts to rebuild conflict-free supply chains and reduce dependence on China. Resource nationalism and the looming rearmament supercycle are turning secure access to critical materials into both a national security priority and a multiyear investment theme.

For miners already producing conflict-free critical materials outside China, the opportunity lies in supplying Western buyers seeking alternatives to Beijing’s quasi-monopoly, which is expected to persist through 2030. The US government’s deals with junior miners have generated news headlines, but new projects can take years to reach commercial production. As Western supplies tighten, the immediate market advantage belongs to producers capable of delivering material today. Government funding can accelerate development, but it cannot eliminate the time required to permit, build and commission a mine.

Wall Street Piles Into Almonty Coverage As Tungsten Producing Miner Ramps Up To Challenge China’s Stranglehold

At the start of the month, Jefferies initiated coverage on Almonty Industries and assigned a “Buy” rating, highlighting the miner’s direct public-market exposure to Western tungsten supply, with a 12-month price target of $26.25.

Jefferies initiates critical mineral companies Almonty, Materion, USA Rare Earth and Neo Performance with Buy; the firms are expected to benefit from increased demand for supply outside of China.
Almonty (buy, PT $26.25)
Sees Almonty offering public exposure to Western tungsten…
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 2, 2026
By Thursday, Goldman Sachs launched coverage on Almonty, describing the miner as “at the center of the Western tungsten investment narrative.”

Now it’s Friday, and Stifel critical materials analyst Brock Cannon has initiated coverage of Almonty with a $25 price target, telling clients that the Nasdaq-listed miner is set to be a major beneficiary of Western efforts to reduce dependence on Chinese tungsten, which is critical to defense and advanced manufacturing.

Almonty rated new Buy ($25 PT) at Stifel as it sees the miner benefiting from increased production and higher tungsten prices. “Tungsten prices are up ~775% since the start of 2025 as China’s export controls have structurally changed the market”
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 25, 2026
China accounted for roughly 80% of global tungsten mine production in 2025 and about 85% of downstream ammonium paratungstate refining capacity, according to Cannon.

Almonty’s production ramp is timed just perfectly to help Western buyers break China’s stranglehold on tungsten supply: its Sangdong mine in South Korea is ramping up Phase I, while Phase II is expected to nearly double annual ore throughput to 1.2 million tonnes in 2027.

“Almonty is a global tungsten mine operator with assets across Western countries and the US. The company has recently started Phase I commercial production at its Sangdong, South Korea mine with plans to execute Phase II (~2x production) in 2027,” Cannon wrote in the note.

Alongside an expansion at its Panasqueira mine in Portugal, that should substantially increase output over the next two years. Cannon estimates Sangdong alone could account for roughly 40% of Western and allied tungsten supply once both phases are fully operational.

Cannon noted, “The company is also expanding production at its Panasqueira mine which (along with Sangdong) would result in the company leading Western Tungsten production by the end of 2028.”

Cannon added more color: 

Financial Snapshot

Investment Thesis

Key Investor Debates

Global Supply

Tungsten Demand Market Segments

Tungsten in Defense

The Korean Trinity: Almonty’s Long-Term Buildout at Sangdong

Tungsten Pricing: China Exit Creating New Market Dynamic

Almonty Tungsten Production Ramp: Ahead of the Game

Almonty Leads Western Tungsten Project Pipeline

US Tungsten: No Operating Mine, Five Domestic Projects

Long-Term Catalysts: Upside From Further Expansion Projects

Cannon named Almonty the “first name in our new Critical Materials coverage,” which is outlined in a theme called “Owning the Bottlenecks.” 

Why this theme should work: 

The race for conflict-free tungsten and other critical materials is a theme that Jefferies, Goldman, and now Stifel are backing, as Washington’s multiyear effort to rebuild critical supply chains will reward early movers, including producers like Almonty.

Professional subscribers can read the full ALM note here at our new Marketdesk.ai portal. 

Tyler Durden
Fri, 09/25/2026 – 11:10

’80s pop icon Tiffany is stepping back into the spotlight as she fulfills a dream she had prior to becoming a teen idol.The 54-year-old singer, who rose to fame in 1987 after her song “I Think We’re Alone Now” became a massive hit, made her Off-Broadway debut in “Spandex the Musical” last week.During a July interview with People magazine, Tiffany reflected on why taking the stage felt like a “true full-circle moment for me.”’80S POP STAR TIFFANY EMBRACES QUIET NASHVILLE ROUTINE AFTER LEAVING CALIFORNIA BEHIND FOR GOOD”Before music came into my life, I was a dancer and an actor, and those dreams were put on hold when ‘I Think We’re Alone Now’ took off and my recording career began,” she said.Tiffany, whose full name is Tiffany Darwish, launched her career with the now-legendary Shopping Mall Tour ’87, performing free concerts at malls across the country beginning in June 1987. The grassroots campaign helped turn the then-15-year-old into a teen sensation before she became a chart-topping artist.In September 1987, Tiffany’s cover of Tommy James and the Shondells’ 1967 hit “I Think We’re Alone Now” climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 less than two months after its release and made her a household name.”I Think We’re Alone Now” was the second single released from her self-titled debut album. She followed up with “Could’ve Been,” the third single released from “Tiffany,” which also topped the Billboard Hot 100. In addition, the album produced her Beatles cover “I Saw Him Standing There,” which peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100, and “Feelings of Forever,” which reached the No. 50 spot.At 16, Tiffany became the youngest female artist to top the Billboard 200 with a debut album. She went on to headline her first major tour in 1988, with New Kids on the Block opening for her before the boy band’s own meteoric rise.However, Tiffany’s chart dominance proved difficult to sustain. While her 1988 sophomore album, “Hold an Old Friend’s Hand,” was certified platinum by the RIAA and produced the Top 10 hit “All This Time,” it fell short of matching the success of her debut. As the teen-pop landscape shifted in the early 1990s, her third album, “New Inside,” failed to gain commercial traction.RICK MORANIS, CAMERON DIAZ AND LINDSAY LOHAN AMONG STARS WHO LEFT FAME BEHIND BEFORE RETURNING TO HOLLYWOODIn 1993, Tiffany released her fourth album, “Dreams Never Die,” which was issued only in Asian markets. Afterward, Tiffany largely stepped back from the mainstream music scene to focus on raising her son Elijah, whom she shares with her ex-husband, makeup artist Bulmaro Garcia. The two were married from 1992 to 2003.In the early 2000s, Tiffany left Hollywood behind and moved to Nashville. During a 2023 interview with Fox News Digital, she explained why she decided to embrace a simpler life in Tennessee.DOLLY PARTON’S PATH FROM NASHVILLE NEWCOMER TO BILLBOARD’S NO. 1 COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST OF ALL TIME”I came to Nashville for the first time when I was 10,” the California native recalled. “I’ve been coming back ever since. I love being out in the country – I’m a country girl at heart. I’ve toured all over the world and this place has always been home for me. There’s just something about coming home to my little ranch… I’ve never looked back.”Since the days of her teenage stardom, Tiffany has continued to tour and release music as an independent artist. She has also made appearances in movies and television shows and starred in several reality TV series.During a June interview with Fox News Digital, Tiffany detailed how she spent the past several years building a culinary brand that combines her love of cooking, entertaining and connecting with fans. Through her platform, “Let’s Food With Tiffany,” she offers recipes, virtual cooking experiences and food-focused events that showcase the same energy and creativity that made her a pop sensation.Earlier this year, Tiffany released her second cookbook, “POP LIFE: The Ultimate ‘80s Kitchen Encore,” which she created with Las Vegas celebrity chef Alicia Shevetone. “POP LIFE: The Ultimate ’80s Kitchen Encore” followed her first cookbook, “Breakfast with Tiffany,” which she released independently.In July, Tiffany announced that she would make her New York theatrical debut in “Spandex the Musical,” in which she plays Linda Gustafson, a housewife who competes in the fictional 1988 Crystal Light National Aerobics Championship.”I’ve always believed the right role would find me, and the moment I read the script, I knew Linda was that character,” she told People magazine at the time.”Just as Linda discovers a new passion through aerobics that changes her life, I’ve found exciting new passions beyond music through my ‘Pop Life’ cookbook, ‘Let’s Food With Tiffany’ events, and now returning to acting on stage,” she continued. “It’s a reminder that it’s never too late to reinvent yourself.”GET ENTERTAINMENT SCOOP DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR EMAIL BY CLICKING HERE”Spandex: The Musical” is a 10-day limited Off-Broadway engagement which runs through Sept. 27. After each performance, Tiffany performs “I Think We’re Alone Now” during the curtain call.”There are so many wonderful parallels between Linda’s journey and my own, and I’m thrilled the producers have even woven in some fun Tiffany Easter eggs that I know longtime fans are going to love,” she told People.Tiffany said the project is especially meaningful because a portion of the show’s proceeds will benefit Children’s Miracle Network, a nonprofit organization that raises money for 170 children’s hospitals across the United States and Canada.LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS”Making my Off-Broadway debut with such a funny, heartfelt and uplifting show is truly a dream come true,” Tiffany said. “I’m also incredibly proud that ‘Spandex The Musical’ is partnering with Children’s Miracle Network, with a portion of the proceeds helping children and families in need.”PUT YOUR ENTERTAINMENT KNOWLEDGE TO THE TEST AND SEE HOW YOU SCORE”Giving back has always been close to my heart, so being able to combine my love of performing with a cause that means so much to me makes this experience even more special,” she added.”I can’t wait for audiences to experience the laughs, the music, the ‘80s nostalgia and, of course, plenty of spandex!”

A video captured the moment two Royal Air Force pilots ejected from a training aircraft before a fiery crash in Wales.The Royal Air Force (RAF) said the incident involving a Hawk T2 aircraft happened near Anglesey on Wednesday after the pilots departed the RAF Valley base in the northwestern part of the country.”Both pilots are doing well, they are in extremely good spirits and expected to make a full recovery,” the RAF said in a statement. “A formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident is now underway and as a precautionary measure, the RAF has temporarily paused Hawk T1 and Hawk T2 flying operations.”BLOODIED, EJECTED MARINE CORPS PILOT SEEN CALM AND COLLECTED AFTER WASHINGTON CRASH DESTROYS AIRCRAFTFootage taken by local resident Danni Jones and obtained by Storyful shows the pilots parachuting through the air after a fireball erupted in the Welsh countryside.The RAF said on its website that the Hawk T2 “is a high-performance, 2-seat training jet equipped with advanced avionics and synthetic radar to simulate front-line combat aircraft like the Typhoon.”PILOT EJECTS AS F-35 CRASHES AT MCAS MIRAMAR, SPARKING FIRE”Used primarily by the RAF for advanced jet training, it prepares pilots for complex tactical environments,” it added.The cause of Wednesday’s crash was not immediately clear.”RAF Valley on Anglesey is home to No 4 Flying Training School, responsible for training the UK’s next generation of world-class fighter pilots,” according to the RAF. “Aircrew are also trained at RAF Valley for mountain and maritime operations throughout the world.”

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The dot-com bust in 2000… the financial crisis in 2008… the Covid crash of 2020… every one of them caught Washington flat-footed.
Jim Rickards says the next shock will be different. And he should know. He spent 40 years advising four U.S. Presidents, the CIA, and the Pentagon.
“This isn’t a financial accident,” he told us. “It’s a calculated move by the most powerful man on Earth.”
Rickards believes President Trump is preparing a series of legal and political bombshells, timed to detonate between now and Election Day.
And here’s the unsettling part. Rickards says Trump is doing this for strategic reasons… to clear the way for the crowning achievement of his presidency.
Most Americans have no idea any of this is coming.
When it hits, the panic won’t stay inside the Beltway. It could reach your 401(k), your brokerage account, even the money in your bank — all in the weeks ahead.
Rickards explains what he sees coming — and what he’s doing about it — in a free presentation. Watch it at the link below.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that President Donald Trump said he would allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot missiles.

Netanyahu Brings Ominous Prop To UN Speech, Blasts ‘Moral Cowards’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday issued a fiery address to the UN General Assembly in New York, raging against his international critics and batting down genocide allegations.

He slammed widespread accusations that the Israeli army conducted a campaign of ethnic cleansing in Gaza as “the biggest lie of the century” while calling his decision to obliterate Hamas and wage war in the strip “one of the easiest decisions I’ve ever had to make.” He added: “if we hadn’t done it, we’d all be dead.”

via ReutersDozens of UN delegates walked out during the speech, and at times jeers and boos were heard, after which Netanyahu berated them from the podium as “moral cowards”.

At one point he said that “in the last three years,” Israeli soldiers have “fought a war on seven fronts.”

“Do you know of any other country the size of New Jersey that can fight for three years on seven fronts?” he posed. 

The big walkout…

Netanyahu with a slight grin: “If there are any other moral cowards who haven’t yet left this hall, please do so now, thank you very much.”

🇮🇱 Mark Rutte was apparently surprised delegations would walk out during Netanyahu’s UN speech…
That’s like being surprised someone brought cocaine to Miami in the ’80s.
Writer: Oliverpic.twitter.com/EQ0AvaVtnY
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) September 24, 2026
“They organized to erase us from the face of the Earth. Instead of collapsing, we delivered devastating blows to all of them with our great American friends and crushed the Iranian army and its nuclear facilities,” Netanyahu also said.

Given he was standing at the UN building in New York City, Netanyahu called out Mayor Zohran Mamdani. He chastised him as the “antisemitic mayor” – and added:

“Shame on you. Shame on you for distorting the facts. Shame on you for inverting the victim and aggressor. Shame on you for spitting in the face of truth.”

Netanyahu further asserted that “many Jews no longer feel safe in New York” since Mamdani got elected. The longtime member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and former NY state assembly member had previously called for Bibi’s arrest as a war criminal should he step foot on American soil.

Israel is publishing the coordinates, dates and exact local times of public protests in other countries.
The J-SOC reports appear on the Ministry for Diaspora Affairs website as part of a wider effort to protect Israel’s international image.
Here are 2,000 forecast entries. pic.twitter.com/pcfb38ftdR
— S.B.S (@Wallface) September 25, 2026
“Mr. Mamdani, you tried to stop me from coming here. You tried to silence me. Well, you can’t silence me, and you can’t silence the truth,” Netanyahu said in his speech.

He also quite provocatively brandished a pager while reminding the UN audience Israel’s devastating September 2024 operation against Hezbollah leaders (and in some instances their families). He’s been on many occasions touting Israeli intelligence’s pager bombs – though this will likely been seen by many on the UNGA floor as a veiled threat to not oppose Israel.

Speaking of veiled threats…

🚨🇮🇱 WATCH: A member of the Israeli delegation walking around the UN hall to check which countries had left during Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech pic.twitter.com/MeYXEe6TLc
— Politics Global (@PolitlcsGlobal) September 25, 2026
Netanyahu has long been known for somewhat theatrical speeches on the UN floor, and almost every time be brings some kind of prop or visual. Iranian President Pesheshkian also brought some visuals to present before the delegates.

Clash of visuals: Iran President vs. PM Netanyahu

Starlink snub: Iran and Israel take UNGA clash beyond words pic.twitter.com/l6oOiKvLtg
— Viory Video (@vioryvideo) September 25, 2026
In this latest Thursday address, some critics have noted that the overall threatening tone of the speech (with us or against us type rhetoric) reveals some level of desperation on the part of the Israeli government as it finds itself more and more isolated on a global stage. Even the UK has of late announced sanctions on Jewish settler groups in the West Bank, which has been met with anger in Tel Aviv.

Tyler Durden
Fri, 09/25/2026 – 11:00

Screencap of Twitter/X video.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio offered some off-the-cuff remarks to questioners at the United Nations this week and made the Trump administration’s official position on globalism quite clear.
Rubio spoke about the recent seeming breakdown of international order and reminded people that leaders owe the people they serve to put their country’s interest first and said that this is what the Trump administration will always do.
This is something that the left never seems to understand, here in America or abroad.
The National News has details:
On the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, Mr Rubio said countries had been unable to work in unison to tackle crises around the world, including a war between Thailand and Cambodia, Sudan’s civil war and the conflict with Iran.
“There’s unanimity and consensus here in this gathering, and broadly, that the international system is broken,” he said. “It’s broken because it broke itself. It needs to be brought back to its proper focus and its proper role.”
He added that it was “failing because it has grown beyond its mandate”.
The US was a primary architect of an international system that was supposed to encourage co-operation between countries to manage crises. Instead, the UN and other bodies have struggled to take meaningful action in averting or ending wars, refugee crises and other international issues.
Mr Rubio said the US would continue to operate unilaterally if need be, if it is in its own interests.
“At least as long as President [Donald] Trump is in office, we will always act in the national interest of our country, not in the interest of the international order,” he said. “We will never put the international order above the interest of the United States.”
Watch the video below:

SECRETARY RUBIO: The United States will always act, as long as President Trump is in office, in the national interest of our country, not in the interest of the international order. pic.twitter.com/bUX78UIrtr
— Department of State (@StateDept) September 23, 2026

It is amazing how Rubio has flourished in his role at the State Department.
He just excels in this position.

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Frenemies: “China May Be Exporting Two Pandas, But It Would Much Rather Export Millions Of Cars”

By Molly Schwartz, cros-aset macro strategist at Rabobank 

Frenemies

The US-China summit officially began after Xi arrived in Washington, DC, late on Wednesday. Topics including trade, the Strait of Hormuz, and the AI (AGI?) races are expected to arise, but little tangible progress is anticipated.

After all that, Trump and Xi agreed to… rename AI to SI https://t.co/gLaNhLT18I pic.twitter.com/YZ9s2pvGBA
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 25, 2026
Instead, the goal is to “prevent something very bad from happening.” Frenemies, Xi and Trump, hailed “healthy competition,” rather than competition “in which one wins and one loses.” In a show of friendship (frenemyship?), China is sending two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, to Zoo Atlanta. According to Politico, “one person close to the White House” said: “Trump likes to be like, ‘oh, we get along great,’ and it’s like, okay, well, at the same time, these guys are a massive threat to us. We’re in an AI race with them. They’re supplying Iranians with intelligence and weapons…He’s missing the message here. No one cares whether you’re friends with the guy or not… are you advancing [the US’] objectives or not?”

But a friendly veneer is unlikely to temper the tensions simmering below the surface. Although Trump and Xi may have a “personal rapport”, their respective objectives are diametrically opposed. China may be exporting two pandas, but it would much rather export tens of thousands of Chinese-made electric vehicles. For now, the US-China trade-war truce has been extended to January 10, 2027, but what follows remains unclear.

Moreover, the trade-war truce still accommodates a slew of US and Chinese trade barriers, including legacy Section 301 tariffs related to Chinese forced labour from 2018, new Section 301 tariffs, and broad-based Section 232 tariffs. Meanwhile, China continues to enforce its own 10% retaliatory tariff on US goods, alongside barriers affecting American agricultural products.

A similar pattern emerged in the AI discussion: both leaders again emphasized cooperation over confrontation, but few are convinced that either will slow the development of their respective AI capabilities.

The UN General Assembly is still under way in New York City. Some question the organization’s effectiveness in fulfilling its stated mission, which includes “saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war.” Scourge or not, brent has continued to surge, rising another $5 after gaining $5 the previous day, to close at $107/bbl.

After briefly diverging yesterday morning, with the 2-year yield edging lower and the 10-year yield creeping higher, both were again pulled into line with intraday moves in Brent crude. The 2-year yield has struggled to break above resistance at 4.90% but remains near Wednesday’s two-year high, while the 10-year yield continues to reach levels not seen since 2002, most recently at 5.16%. With Brent still climbing and little currently pushing back against inflation expectations, the OIS curve suggests investors are pricing a 68% probability of a hike at the October meeting and more than 93bp of tightening by October next year.

By extension, the USD is the best-performing G10 currency for a second consecutive day. The Brent crude à higher yields à stronger USD pipeline was in full swing, sending EUR/USD to 1.13—its lowest level since late July. The 14-day RSI suggests EUR/USD is somewhat oversold, and nearby support at 1.1325 indicates that a reversal may be imminent. Rabobank’s head of FX strategy, Jane Foley, recently revised her EUR/USD forecast and now expects the pair to trade sideways around 1.14 over a one-month horizon before retracing to 1.16–1.17. Read more here.

The Danish Defence Intelligence Service published a report yesterday stating that there is a “low but growing risk that Russia will launch a limited military attack against one or several NATO countries bordering Russia,” although it remains “highly unlikely that Russia will launch an invasion.” The report also highlights an intensification of Russian cyber and drone attacks, including “the foiled drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport, which…had been planned by Russia over a period of several months.” Meanwhile, reports indicate that an AI agent hacked into an Australian government health-data portal in June. As the AI race continues, the risk of hybrid warfare across both land and fibre-optic networks is growing rapidly.

Banxico held the overnight policy rate at 6.50% yesterday but adjusted its statement. Previously, the Bank had indicated that it was satisfied with the reference rate; however, the Fed’s decision to hike a few weeks ago has put Banxico in an uncomfortable position. Banxico has historically followed the Fed to some extent, and diverging policy paths could have significant consequences for USD/MXN, which is quickly approaching 17.8. The peso is particularly sensitive to interest-rate differentials because of its status as an attractive carry currency. Three-month USD/MXN implied volatility has risen from 9% to 10.3%, which is the highest level since April. Elevated volatility, combined with expectations of rapidly narrowing interest-rate differentials between Mexico and both the US and Japan, could point to USD/MXN moving above the 18-handle. However, Rabobank is currently maintaining its forecast of USD/MXN predominantly trading between 17 and 18. Read more here.

Tyler Durden
Fri, 09/25/2026 – 10:40

A Pittsburgh pediatrician is dead, and his wife is hospitalized after a home invasion stabbing attack in their Edgewood, Pennsylvania home, according to authorities.Allegheny County police have arrested 32-year-old Elijah Hemingway, of Pittsburgh. He has a rap sheet in the county courthouse going back to 2016, with his most recent prior arrest coming in July in connection with a burglary that took place in February, according to court records.He was released without bail on that charge.PITTSBURGH DOCTOR STABBED TO DEATH AFTER INTRUDER ALLEGEDLY ATTACKS HIM, WIFE AS THEY SLEPT: POLICEOn Thursday, authorities brought seven new charges against him in connection with the attack — including criminal homicide, aggravated assault, burglary and trespassing.Hemingway is accused of breaking into the victim’s home on Linden Avenue around 12:30 a.m.SIGN UP TO GET THE LATEST TRUE CRIME NEWSCLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE FOX TRUE CRIME HUBDr. Idris Evans, 46, was pronounced dead at the hospital. His wife was listed in stable condition.SEND US A TIPEvans was the medical director of the Pediatric Critical Care Transport Team at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and an assistant professor of critical care medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, according to his university profile.LISTEN TO THE NEW ‘CRIME & JUSTICE WITH DONNA ROTUNNO’ PODCASTEvans’ wife told investigators that they awoke to a man attacking them in bed with a kitchen knife, according to court documents obtained by KDKA. She said the attacker was wearing only underwear and uttered something about “being God,” the outlet reported. She also told investigators that Evans called the attacker “Elijah,” as though he knew him.FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XThe couple’s two young children, 8 and 12, were home during the attack.Fox News’ Brittany Miller contributed to this report.This is a developing story. Stick with Fox News Digital for updates.