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A former NYPD robbery squad detective says the threat of Black Friday theft has turned a holiday weekend into shoplifters' "Super Bowl" with retail robbery turning into a "multibillion-dollar business."A 2024 report released by the National Retail Federation claims that retail theft has increased by a whopping 93% in 2023 versus 2019, adding there was also a 90% increase in dollar loss due to shoplifting. The organization estimates 186.9 million Americans will shop between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday.Former NYPD Detective Patrick Brosnan told Fox News Digital that organized retail theft is no longer simply "petty shoplifting," adding, "this is a

President Donald Trump used a late-night Thanksgiving post on Truth Social to outline what he called a "reverse migration" plan, pledging a permanent halt to immigration from what he described as "Third World Countries" and a sweeping rollback of Biden-era admissions.Trump said his administration would pause all migration from nations he labels "Third World," revoke what he claimed were "millions" of Biden-era admissions — "including those signed by Sleepy Joe Biden’s Autopen" — and remove foreign nationals he deems public charges, security risks, or "non-compatible with Western Civilization."He argued that the U.S. immigration system has been overwhelmed and said his

Black Friday is here, and now’s the time to cross those items off your holiday list – or treat yourself, of course. We’ve rounded up the best Black Friday sales from top retailers like Amazon, Kohl’s, Eddie Bauer and Ulta, so you don’t have to hunt. From a memory foam Nectar mattress that's over $650 off to the latest AirPods release, now on sale for under $90, these deals are definitely worth checking out.Apple AirTag 4-pack: $64.98 (34% off)Apple iPad: $274 (21% off)Apple Watch Series 11: $339.99 (15% off)NOCO Boost GB40 car jump starter: $99.95 (20% off)Beats Solo 4: $129.95 (35%

War Secretary Pete Hegseth spent Thanksgiving with Navy sailors stationed in the Latin American region, serving holiday meals and sharing a message of gratitude for their service.In a video posted to X, Pete Hegseth and his wife, Jennifer, said they chose to spend the holiday aboard Navy warships with sailors supporting Southern Spear, a mission targeting narco-terror networks across Latin America."I was deployed three times — was always thinking about my family and hoped they were gathering with food and football and all those things," Pete Hegseth said. "These folks won't be. We're going to bring them maybe a turkey

The American Border Story (TABS) has released a powerful new video featuring Angel Families — those who have lost loved ones to crimes tied to the border crisis — expressing gratitude to President Trump for his tough stance on immigration enforcement.The 11-minute video, released on Nov. 22 in honor of Thanksgiving and featuring country music artist Alexis Wilkins, includes more than a dozen messages from Angel Families thanking Trump and his administration. Joe Abraham, whose daughter Katie was killed in a drunken-driving accident caused by an illegal immigrant, thanked the president for prioritizing border security and "keeping our community safe.""We hope

Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders made franchise history with his Week 12 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, and head coach Kevin Stefanski is keeping him in place as the team’s starter heading into this week.There is, however, a group of Sanders fans who have been saying all season that Stefanski was "sabotaging" the Colorado product. Sanders says otherwise.The fifth-round pick by the Browns was speaking to reporters when one reporter said, "All your supporters out there say that Kevin Stefanski was sabotaging you."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"So, you just want to start trouble, huh?" Sanders

"Baywatch" star Nicole Eggert is treating every day like a gift after years of battling breast cancer.Eggert spoke to Fox News Digital on Skid Row in Los Angeles about her current health status as she gave back, side-by-side with the Los Angeles Mission and Hope the Mission, during Thanksgiving week.The star said that she is grateful to be able to celebrate the holiday by volunteering and the joy of having both of her daughters under the same roof for the holiday."I get to be here. That I get a holiday. Every day is like a gift now, and… my other

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel took a jab at President Donald Trump’s administration and the annual Thanksgiving turkey pardoning ceremony, mocking the event and joking that "fascists have fun, too."Kimmel riffed on the pardoned birds, Gobble and Waddle, during his Tuesday show. "These are the birds that were spared," Kimmel said. "Their names are Gobble and Waddle, which is what Trump does every night at dinner: gobble and waddle."AMERICAN TRUCKER SAYS TRANSPORTING CAPITOL CHRISTMAS TREE 3,000 MILES TO WASHINGTON, DC, IS 'HUGE HONOR'The comedian then played a clip of Waddle being brought into the White House press briefing room, where press secretary

After millions of Americans enjoy a hearty meal with family and friends on Thanksgiving, there's sure to be someone who starts to get drowsy.The post-feast nap is often blamed on turkey, which contains tryptophan — an amino acid linked to sleepiness.The truth, however, is that turkey isn't more or less sleep-inducing than chicken or beef. The real cause of the drowsy slump lies elsewhere.STOP THE CARB OVERLOAD: EXPERTS EXPOSE HIDDEN REASON BIG MEALS BACKFIRE, HOW PROTEIN FLIPS THE SCRIPT"Turkey contains the same amount of tryptophan as plenty of other meats," according to the American Council on Science and Health.The U.S.