Israeli Minister of Culture Miki Zohar joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss misinformation against Israel and President Donald Trump's influence in the Middle East.

Israeli Minister of Culture Miki Zohar joins 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss misinformation against Israel and President Donald Trump's influence in the Middle East.

You may have noticed that there is a reckoning going on in the liberal media over the last month as journalists admit what everyone else already knew, that Joe Biden belonged in a nursing home, not the White House for most of his failed presidency.This week, at long last, we heard the audio from the sworn interview given by Biden to then-Special Counsel Robert Hur in the case of Bidens obvious mishandling of classified documents. It was two things everyone expected: damning and sad.JOURNALISM'S ORIGINAL SPIN: 7 WAYS THE TAPPER/THOMPSON BOOK ATTEMPTS TO ABSOLVE MEDIAThe thing is, if we are finally admitting that Biden had less command of his faculties than Ivy League university presidents, then how can we allow any of his supposedly signed orders to stand?Most importantly, what are we to make of Bidens last-minute pardons, including one he swore he would never grant?Indeed, it is the underwhelming nature of what should be shocking audio that hammers home the point that Biden was unfit, that we all knew it, and that we must seriously question any and all ink spilled by his heavily used autopen.This is a smoking gun, but it was fired more than a year before the 2024 election. The rank smell of its duplicitous gunpowder was already wafting in the air as Democrats like Dean Phillips and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. pleaded for a real primary.These days, all the chastened and solemn Democrats on television swear they have learned a lesson, that if they had known then what we know now, Biden would not have been allowed to run.But those in a position to stop Biden did know then, and they continued to abuse the confused old man, anyway.So why were the people who did know that Biden wasnt fit to run a Wendys so eager to keep him in the White House?Lets consider for a moment the fact that no top-level official was ever fired in the Biden administration, and not for lack of opportunity.Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin oversaw a disastrous exit from Afghanistan and was not fired.Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas let millions of illegal aliens flow across the border and was not fired.National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said just days before Hamas launched its October 7 offensive that the Middle East was as "quiet as it had been in decades." He too, was not fired.Nice work if you can get it. You see, when the boss was upstairs struggling to get the lid off his tapioca pudding, the White House staff could do anything they wanted, no matter how harebrained, and there were no consequences.This brings us to the issue of Bidens pardons, especially those granted to his family and public figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci. Put simply, did Biden have any idea what he was doing when his autopen scratched the surface of those presidential papers?In the case of the pardon for his son Hunter, Biden is on the record just months earlier saying he would never ever do that. Sure, it's possible that he was lying, but he did give us his word as a Biden.If, as Democrats and their media allies insist, Bidens decline was so swift, starting in 2023, that it caught everyone off guard, then shouldnt we question whether the Joe Biden who signed Hunters pardon wasnt deeper in the throes of dementia than the one who promised not to?The worst part of the mendacity from the Biden administration is that all those smarmy spokespeople like Ian Sams and all his bosses knew that the harm they were doing probably could not be undone, even if the actions were born of lies.They knew that, as a practical matter, it is likely impossible to deport 10 million illegal aliens, and they knew that it would be almost impossible to challenge Bidens pardons, even if he thought he was signing a pool pass for Corn Pop.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONThe problem with the current reckoning going on over the lie of the century is that there are few consequences. Journalists arent being fired, they are getting rich selling books in which they detail their own incompetence.Likewise, Hunter Biden, who is shadier than an apple orchard in a thunderstorm, is now free from all consequences. It's like none of his corruption or crimes ever happened.Maybe the Biden administration won this round with dirty tricks. Maybe no court can reverse these zombie pardons, but we wont know until we find out.If there are crimes to charge Hunter Biden with, he should be charged, and the same goes for Fauci. Let the courts decide if old man Biden was competent enough to make those calls.For now, there is every reason to believe that Bidens condition, which was hidden from us, makes his pardons, all of them, null and void.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM DAVID MARCUS

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Scottie Scheffler showed exactly what the third round of golf tournaments are called "Moving Day" on Saturday.Scheffler owns a three-stroke lead in the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow after shooting 65 to get to 11-under for the tournament heading into the final round on Sunday.Scheffler was dialed in throughout the third round, which included one of his best shots of the tournament: driving the green at the 15th and setting himself up for an easy eagle putt. With three birdies also added on the card, Scheffler walked into the clubhouse with a familiar position on the leaderboard at a major.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMWhile Schefflers 6-under round was impressive, Swedens Alex Norn posted 5-under to earn his spot in the final pairing Sunday with Scheffler at 8-under.Tied for third are J.T. Poston and Davis Riley at 7-under, while LIV Golf star Jon Rahm has found his stroke again in majors after posting 4-under on Saturday to sit at 6-under for the tournament.BROOKS KOEPKA SNAPS AT FAN WHO HECKLED HIM ABOUT LIV GOLF'S GUARANTEED MONEY AT PGA CHAMPIONSHIPJhonattan Vegas is also at 6-under, but he couldve been in position to win it all if it hadnt been for his 2-over performance on Saturday.The Venezuelan was the leader after two rounds, which was mostly due to his 7-under start on Thursday. But four bogeys on the card compared to two birdies dropped him down the leaderboard with much work to do on Sunday if he wishes to win his first career major.But all eyes will be on Scheffler, who will be going into Sunday hoping to win his first major outside of The Masters. While he is the number one golfer on the planet, and his 2024 season saw him wear another green jacket and win the FedEx Cup, he has yet to win the PGA Championship, U.S. Open or The Open Championship.And, of course, last years PGA Championship at Valhalla was an insane start after he was arrested trying to enter the Louisville-based golf club. Charges would eventually be dropped, but Scheffler was booked, stretched and warmed up in a jail cell and got back to the course in time to play.Scheffler is well past that incident, but the point still stands: he hasnt won a major outside the confines of Augusta National Golf Club.Hes in a position to change that on Sunday.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Pope Leo XIV spoke of unity and those suffering due to war during his inaugural mass in St. Peter's Square.The 69-year-old Augustinian missionary, who is the first American pope, spoke before 200,000 people on Sunday, Vatican News said."I would like that our first great desire be for a united church, a sign of unity and communion, which becomes a leaven for a reconciled world," he said during his homily, the Associated Press reported."In this our time, we still see too much discord, too many wounds caused by hatred, violence, prejudice, the fear of difference, and an economic paradigm that exploits the Earths resources and marginalizes the poorest."POPE LEO SAYS FAMILY BASED ON UNION BETWEEN A MAN AND A WOMAN, DEFENDS DIGNITY OF UNBORNHis call for unity was significant, given the polarization in the Catholic Church in the United States and beyond."In the joy of faith and communion, we cannot forget our brothers and sisters who are suffering because of war," Leo said while praying the Regina Caeli, mentioning Gaza, Myanmar and Ukraine.POPE LEO XIV DISHES ADVICE TO JOURNALISTS, MENTIONS AI CHALLENGE IN FIRST NEWS CONFERENCEThe pope said he "strongly felt the spiritual presence of Pope Francis accompanying us from heaven."He concluded by inviting Catholics to pray to the Blessed Virgin Mary, under her titles as "Star of the Sea and Our Lady of Good Counsel," to entrust his ministry."We implore her intercession," he said, "for the gift of peace, for support and comfort for those who suffer, and for the grace for all of us to be witnesses to the Risen Lord."Leo officially opened his pontificate by taking his first popemobile tour through the piazza, a rite of passage that has become synonymous with the papacys global reach.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Lukka Bradburn traveled to rural Japan last year to document abandoned theme parks and was surprised by what he found left behind in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster and after years of decline, according to news agency SWNS.Bradburn, a printer, explorer and father of two, came across the parks after researching the areas on Google Maps.He found an entire derelict colonial "American town" area complete with hotels, churches and restaurants.DAREDEVIL TO SWIM SHARK-FILLED WATERS IN CELEBRATION OF JAWS 50TH ANNIVERSARYThe "Western Village" theme park near Nikk, Tochigi, has stood virtually untouched since its closure in 2007, its sprawling grounds frozen in time like a ghost town straight out of 1800s America, SWNS reported.Nature has been slowly reclaiming the land: Vines have crawled up church walls and snow has blanketed abandoned porches.Opened in 1973, the theme park was inspired by classic American and Italian Western movies but it closed because of competition from Tokyo Disneyland, per SWNS.Bradburn even discovered a replica of Mount Rushmore still intact, along with saloon bars and a stadium where crowds once watched jousting and other sports.The replica monument emerged among frost-covered trees, its stone faces still clearly defined against the sky.Nearby, weathered structures and themed facades lined the pathways, evoking the appearance of a long-forgotten frontier town.The site was littered with mannequins depicting life in "Wild West" America, according to SWNS.THESE ARE THE 5 MOST HAUNTED STATES IN THE US, DID YOURS MAKE THE LIST?Abandoned buildings include a gift shop that was boarded up and heavily damaged.Among the rubble, Bradburn managed to find a prop gun on the floor and an arcade with the original machines.With parts of the park still standing, he noted that navigating the sites was surprisingly straightforward.During his exploration, Bradburn said that both attractions were easily accessed."The Western one had a bit of a fence, but you could pretty much just walk in," he said.SPIRITUAL TRAVEL IS SEEING A BOOM: HERE ARE POPULAR DESTINATIONS TO VISIT"There was no security or anyone watching over it; it was just left to rot," he added, as SWNS noted.The absence of maintenance left the area in a state of disrepair."As we got to one park it was heavily snowing and we were having to get through all these bushes," he told SWNS. "It was quite overgrown."Both were in rural areas surrounded by countryside, mountains and small towns, creating the picturesque snowy scenery seen in the photos shown within this article.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTEROn his adventure, Bradburn and his friends came across another urban explorer, a Japanese man who said he used to visit the park as a child.The man, who spoke limited English, told the friends he'd returned to take photographs of the theme park, according to SWNS.For more Lifestyle articles, visitfoxnews.com/lifestyleWhile exploring, Bradburn also came across the remains of Kejonuma Leisure Land, which once attracted 200,000 visitors in the remote Tohoku region; it closed in 2001.He found a decaying ornate Ferris wheel, carousels and children's train rides.The attraction closed due to falling demand and the struggling Japanese economy, per SWNS.The site, once a popular destination in the remote Tohoku region, has seen little change since its closure.Visitors can still identify many of the original attractions, though time and weather have taken a visible toll.Bradburn said he plans to return to Japan next year for further exploring."The Japanese theme park industry entered a boom during the 1960s and 1970s, reaching a peak in the 1990s.Since then, theyve seen a gradual decline," according to The Park Database.

You may have noticed that there is a reckoning going on in the liberal media over the last month as journalists admit what everyone else already knew, that Joe Biden belonged in a nursing home, not the White House for most of his failed presidency.This week, at long last, we heard the audio from the sworn interview given by Biden to then-Special Counsel Robert Hur in the case of Bidens obvious mishandling of classified documents. It was two things everyone expected: damning and sad.JOURNALISM'S ORIGINAL SPIN: 7 WAYS THE TAPPER/THOMPSON BOOK ATTEMPTS TO ABSOLVE MEDIAThe thing is, if we are finally admitting that Biden had less command of his faculties than Ivy League university presidents, then how can we allow any of his supposedly signed orders to stand?Most importantly, what are we to make of Bidens last-minute pardons, including one he swore he would never grant?Indeed, it is the underwhelming nature of what should be shocking audio that hammers home the point that Biden was unfit, that we all knew it, and that we must seriously question any and all ink spilled by his heavily used autopen.This is a smoking gun, but it was fired more than a year before the 2024 election. The rank smell of its duplicitous gunpowder was already wafting in the air as Democrats like Dean Phillips and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. pleaded for a real primary.These days, all the chastened and solemn Democrats on television swear they have learned a lesson, that if they had known then what we know now, Biden would not have been allowed to run.But those in a position to stop Biden did know then, and they continued to abuse the confused old man, anyway.So why were the people who did know that Biden wasnt fit to run a Wendys so eager to keep him in the White House?Lets consider for a moment the fact that no top-level official was ever fired in the Biden administration, and not for lack of opportunity.Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin oversaw a disastrous exit from Afghanistan and was not fired.Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas let millions of illegal aliens flow across the border and was not fired.National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said just days before Hamas launched its October 7 offensive that the Middle East was as "quiet as it had been in decades." He too, was not fired.Nice work if you can get it. You see, when the boss was upstairs struggling to get the lid off his tapioca pudding, the White House staff could do anything they wanted, no matter how harebrained, and there were no consequences.This brings us to the issue of Bidens pardons, especially those granted to his family and public figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci. Put simply, did Biden have any idea what he was doing when his autopen scratched the surface of those presidential papers?In the case of the pardon for his son Hunter, Biden is on the record just months earlier saying he would never ever do that. Sure, it's possible that he was lying, but he did give us his word as a Biden.If, as Democrats and their media allies insist, Bidens decline was so swift, starting in 2023, that it caught everyone off guard, then shouldnt we question whether the Joe Biden who signed Hunters pardon wasnt deeper in the throes of dementia than the one who promised not to?The worst part of the mendacity from the Biden administration is that all those smarmy spokespeople like Ian Sams and all his bosses knew that the harm they were doing probably could not be undone, even if the actions were born of lies.They knew that, as a practical matter, it is likely impossible to deport 10 million illegal aliens, and they knew that it would be almost impossible to challenge Bidens pardons, even if he thought he was signing a pool pass for Corn Pop.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONThe problem with the current reckoning going on over the lie of the century is that there are few consequences. Journalists arent being fired, they are getting rich selling books in which they detail their own incompetence.Likewise, Hunter Biden, who is shadier than an apple orchard in a thunderstorm, is now free from all consequences. It's like none of his corruption or crimes ever happened.Maybe the Biden administration won this round with dirty tricks. Maybe no court can reverse these zombie pardons, but we wont know until we find out.If there are crimes to charge Hunter Biden with, he should be charged, and the same goes for Fauci. Let the courts decide if old man Biden was competent enough to make those calls.For now, there is every reason to believe that Bidens condition, which was hidden from us, makes his pardons, all of them, null and void.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM DAVID MARCUS

The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people, including current events and the sights and sounds of the United States.This week's quiz highlights treasured tunes, leafy lunches, midwestern marvels and more.Can you get all 8 questions right?For more Lifestyle articles, visit www.foxnews.com/lifestyleTo try your hand at more quizzes from Fox News Digital, click here.Also, to take our latest News Quiz published every Friday click here.

Scottie Scheffler showed exactly what the third round of golf tournaments are called "Moving Day" on Saturday.Scheffler owns a three-stroke lead in the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow after shooting 65 to get to 11-under for the tournament heading into the final round on Sunday.Scheffler was dialed in throughout the third round, which included one of his best shots of the tournament: driving the green at the 15th and setting himself up for an easy eagle putt. With three birdies also added on the card, Scheffler walked into the clubhouse with a familiar position on the leaderboard at a major.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMWhile Schefflers 6-under round was impressive, Swedens Alex Norn posted 5-under to earn his spot in the final pairing Sunday with Scheffler at 8-under.Tied for third are J.T. Poston and Davis Riley at 7-under, while LIV Golf star Jon Rahm has found his stroke again in majors after posting 4-under on Saturday to sit at 6-under for the tournament.BROOKS KOEPKA SNAPS AT FAN WHO HECKLED HIM ABOUT LIV GOLF'S GUARANTEED MONEY AT PGA CHAMPIONSHIPJhonattan Vegas is also at 6-under, but he couldve been in position to win it all if it hadnt been for his 2-over performance on Saturday.The Venezuelan was the leader after two rounds, which was mostly due to his 7-under start on Thursday. But four bogeys on the card compared to two birdies dropped him down the leaderboard with much work to do on Sunday if he wishes to win his first career major.But all eyes will be on Scheffler, who will be going into Sunday hoping to win his first major outside of The Masters. While he is the number one golfer on the planet, and his 2024 season saw him wear another green jacket and win the FedEx Cup, he has yet to win the PGA Championship, U.S. Open or The Open Championship.And, of course, last years PGA Championship at Valhalla was an insane start after he was arrested trying to enter the Louisville-based golf club. Charges would eventually be dropped, but Scheffler was booked, stretched and warmed up in a jail cell and got back to the course in time to play.Scheffler is well past that incident, but the point still stands: he hasnt won a major outside the confines of Augusta National Golf Club.Hes in a position to change that on Sunday.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.