An X account created to track the busyness of pizza shops could have predicted a major international event.The Pentagon Pizza Report tracks the real-time foot traffic at pizza spots near the Pentagon, hinting at officials working late at the government building, which may suggest potential conflict.Hours before Israel launched "Operation Rising Lion," the account posted the activity of four pizza shops, captioning the post, "Most pizza establishments near the Pentagon are currently experiencing average traffic as of about 3:05pm ET."PIZZA, CHOCOLATE AND DONUTS AMONG THE FOODS YOU CAN BRING ON FLIGHTS, SAYS THE TSAThe strikes took place late Thursday evening as the Pentagon Pizza Report monitored pizza shops in the Arlington, Virginia, area.The account continued posting updates about the closest and second-closest Domino's to the Pentagon leading up to and following the airstrikes.A post at 8:57 p.m. reported that the location had "surged in traffic.""With about an hour left before close, the 2nd closest Dominos to the Pentagon (about 8 min drive) is experiencing EXTREMELY high levels of traffic compared to a normal Thursday at about 11:00pm ET," the account said in another post.SCAM LEAVES RESTAURANT WAITRESS STUNNED AS DINERS LAUGH IN HER FACE: 'WHY IS THIS THE NORM?'The account also tracked Freddie's Beach Bar and District Pizza Palace in the area."With 30 min to close, this Dominos continues to experience extremely high traffic. Freddie's Beach Bar, however, has jumped back up to average levels of activity," the account posted at 11:30 p.m.Social media users took to the comments to discuss the findings of the account.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"It's going to be an all-nighter, eh," said an X user.Another person added, "They should really open a secret dominos inside the building.""I feel like this really is telling us that there's a panic at these places," commented one individual.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleAnother person posted, "Pizza tracker is never wrong.""Open-source tracking of pizza spot activity around the Pentagon (and other places)," the X account's official description reads. "Frequent-ish updates on where the lines are long."The Pentagon Pizza Report has over 50,000 followers with posts garnering nearly millions of views.A Friday afternoon post focusing on pizza joints near the White House updated followers that the closest Domino's is "experiencing another LARGE surge in activity today as of around 4:10pm ET."

Former U.S. men's Olympics gold medalist and current transgender conservative influencer Caitlyn Jenner is trapped in Israel after the nation initiated a strike on Iran Thursday night.Jenner traveled to the country to attend the Pride Month parade in Tel Aviv scheduled for Friday.Jenner shared several social media posts declaring allegiance with Israel and showing sites of the country and subsequent chaos.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMOn Friday evening, Jenner posted about being in bomb shelters in Tel Aviv as Iran launches retaliatory missile strikes against the city."We are back in the shelters in Tel Aviv. This looks like it is the third wave of attack from Iran," Jenner wrote.In a post on Instagram and X Friday morning, Jenner shared a photo from the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem with a caption that said, "Yesterday in Jerusalem. My heart is with Israel now and forever. Evil shall not prevail!" The post included Israeli and U.S. flag emoji.In a post later Friday, Jenner shared a photo of missiles flying through the Tel Aviv skyline during Iran's retaliation strike.Later on Friday, an Israeli man named Regev Gur posted a photo showing Jenner drinking a glass of wine in a bomb shelter."What were you doing with the alarms? Because I'm drinking wine with Caitlyn," a translation of Gur's caption said.IRAN CLAIMS RIGHT TO NUCLEAR PROWESS FOLLOWING ISRAEL STRIKES, BUT REMAINS SILENT ON NEGOTIATIONS WITH USAn Iranian missile strike Friday night hit cities across Israel, causing serious damage and dozens of injuries.Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst, reporting live, described a heavily damaged neighborhood near Israels military headquarters, the Kiryat.He said emergency crews were rushing into buildings to search for people who might still be trapped. Glass covered the sidewalks, and some building floors were either flooded or destroyed."One floor was flooded and another completely exploded," Yingst reported, after speaking with a woman named Noya who was inside the building during the blast. She said the explosion was so powerful it shook the entire building, injuring people and leaving parts of it burned and flooded.According to Magen David Adom, 34 people were injured in the strikes. A woman in her 60s was critically hurt. A man in his 60s was seriously injured. A man and a woman in their 50s were moderately wounded. Another 30 people had light injuries from the blast and falling debris. Thirteen more were treated for anxiety. All were taken to hospitals.Fox News' Trey Yingst contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

President Donald Trump joked on Friday morning about the fate of Iranian officials in the wake of Israels recent airstrike, according to CNN's Dana Bash.After months of negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, Israel attacked Irans nuclear and missile infrastructure early Friday, taking out at least 20 senior Iranian commanders and inflicting a significant blow to Tehran's government. Two of the most prominent officials killed in the strikes were Gen. Hossein Salami, the leader of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Gen. Mohammad Bagheri, the chief of staff of the Iranian armed forces.Bash spoke on Friday about her phone call with Trump, where she asked him about Secretary of State Marco Rubios initial statement about Israels strikes, which did not explicitly say that the U.S. supported them.TRUMP BELIEVES ISRAEL'S STRIKE ON IRAN COULD IMPROVE CHANCES FOR NUCLEAR DEAL: REPORT"We, of course, support Israel, obviously, and supported it like nobody has ever supported it," Trump said, according to Bash. "It was a very successful attack. Iran should have listened to me when I said - you know, I gave them, I dont know if you know, but I gave them a 60-day warning. And today is day 61.""They should now come to the table to make a deal before it's too late. It will be too late for them. You know, the people I was dealing with are dead," he added, though he wouldn't give specific names, only that the "hardliners" were dead."This is as a result of the attack last night?" Bash asked him."Yeah. They didnt die of the flu. They didnt die of COVID," Bash described him saying "quite sarcastically."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURETrump also told Fox News Bret Baier on Friday that "The Iranians were hit 10 times worse than they thought they would be.""They werent ready to negotiate. I think they may be now. Well see," Trump said regarding the future of Irans nuclear program. Senior U.S. officials told Fox News that a long list of nuclear scientists and military leaders were targeted by Israels surprise airstrikes Friday.The officials added that 90% of Irans top nuclear scientists, as well as other senior military officers and other Iranian leaders, may have been targeted in the strikes.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert G. Luna announced Friday that nearly a dozen deputies were injured during the ongoing riots.The riots began June 6 as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was conducting raids in the city and surrounding counties.Luna said 10 deputies were injured after protesters hurled rocks, Molotov cocktails and "high-grade pyrotechnics" at them."We have been encountering some interesting weapons out there," Luna said. "[There is a] big difference between the peaceful protesters and the individuals who are coming out with weapons to attack our folks."PROTESTERS HAULED AWAY AS ANTI-ICE PROTESTS CONTINUE IN LOS ANGELES DESPITE MAYOR'S CURFEW ORDERThe news conference focused on plans to address planned nationwide protests Saturday against the Trump administration."It's a good cause, but we do not want violent agitators out there destroying property or committing acts of violence specifically against our police officers, deputy sheriffs and CHP [California Highway Patrol] officers," Luna said. "I just want to remind everybody that our deputies have and continue to face a dangerous situation out there."WATCH: DEM, MEDIA OUTLETS INSIST LA ANTI-ICE RIOTS ARE 'PEACEFUL' DESPITE VIOLENCE, INJURED COPSLos Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell said the LAPD is "fully prepared" for the upcoming planned demonstrations and "unprecedented" crowds."We're closely monitoring developments and deploying our personnel and resources strategically to protect public safety while safeguarding every individual's right to protest peacefully," McDonnell said."If you come to our city with the intent to commit crimes, damage property or harm others, including our officers, you will be arrested," he added. "We will not allow violence, vandalism or threats to public safety to undermine the rights of those who are demonstrating lawfully. We're asking everyone who plans to participate in Saturday's event to do so peacefully and respectfully."DOZENS OF ANTI-ICE RIOTERS ARRESTED IN LA AS TRUMP SENDS IN NATIONAL GUARD TO QUELL VIOLENCESince the onset of the protests, McDonnell said hundreds of people have been arrested.He added that a curfew, which will remain in effect through the weekend, "has played a key role in helping to restore order, particularly by curbing the criminal activity that was largely occurring during the evening hours."CHP troopers will be on active patrol throughout the state looking for areas of concern.There will also be a focus on protecting state infrastructure.

ESPN star Stephen A. Smith slammed Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., on Friday after the lawmaker disrupted Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noems press conference, which led to him being forcibly removed and handcuffed."Here you have this Sen. Alex Padilla Can Kristi Noem speak? Could you have waited till she finished to ask your questions, to shout your questions?" he said on "The Stephen A. Smith Show.""You are a senator, right? You couldn't wait? So that was just you out of control because you were just losing it, huh. You, a United States senator, couldn't compose yourself and let the head of Homeland Security finish her thoughts before you ask the question. Couldn't do that, huh? Couldn't do it, huh?" Smith added.CONSERVATIVES ERUPT AFTER DEM SENATOR'S 'TEMPER TANTRUM' SENDS DHS PRESSER OFF THE RAILSThe DHS endorsed Smith's statements on X after releasing a statement addressing Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's criticism of their handling of Padilla."What @stephenasmith said," the account said, with the video of Smith.DHS also tweeted, "Senator Padilla chose disrespectful political theatre and interrupted a live press conference without identifying himself or having his Senate security pin on as he lunged toward Secretary Noem. Mr. Padilla was told repeatedly to back away and did not comply with officers repeated commands."@SecretService thought he was an attacker and officers acted appropriately. Secretary Noem met with Senator Padilla after and held a 15 minute meeting."Smith went on to slam Padilla for "propping" himself up."That's why you should be looking at Governor Wes Moore of Maryland, you should be looking at Josh Shapiro, governor of Pennsylvania," Smith said."You know, the people that don't engage in this kind of nonsense. You're talking about propping yourself. It's all nonsense. It's all used as a tool to divide us."Padilla, the first Latino elected to the Senate from California, sparked amedia firestorm Thursday over the press conference incident where his office says hewas trying to ask Noem a question before he was "forcibly removed by federal agents, forced to the ground and handcuffed" in the wake of the Los Angeles riots.KRISTI NOEM SUSPECTS 'COMPLETELY INAPPROPRIATE' DEMOCRATIC SENATOR 'WANTED THE SCENE'While Noam was speaking, Padilla attempted to shout over the Trump administration official. Law enforcement intervened to impede Padilla's advance.The video of officers removing and then bringing Padilla to the ground quickly spread among lawmakers on Capitol Hill, with some senators watching the spectacle unfold on the Senate floor.Democratic lawmakers universally condemned the level of force used to remove Padilla, and staged a march to the offices of both House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., in protest. Some demanded that Noem resign from her post.Padilla was blasted by his Republican colleagues for potentially breaking the law and making "a spectacle of himself" rather than fulfilling responsibilities.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is getting roasted for his response Thursday to South Carolina GOP Rep. Nancy Mace's question during a House Oversight Committee hearing where several of the country's governors testified."What is a woman?" Mace asked Walz after several minutes of the two officials going back and forth over various topics. Mace peppered Walz with questions about comparing immigration officials to the Gestapo, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, his time in China in the late 1980s, his time in the military, school shooters and other topics.Walz paused to gather himself before responding.GOP LEADERSHIP UNLEASHES FURY ON DEM GOVERNOR AHEAD OF BLOCKBUSTER CONGRESSIONAL HEARING"I'm not sure I understand the question here," Walz told Mace. "What do you want me to say?"Mace then ripped into Walz."I want you to say that a woman like me is an adult human female. That men can't become women," Mace shot back. "You guys are the party of violence, and you're the party erasing women. You don't respect us. You're a bigot. You're a misogynist. You're a sexist. Mr. Chairman, I yield back."WALZ RIPPED FOR 'SICKENING' USE OF NAZI-ERA LANGUAGE DESCRIBING TRUMP'S IMMIGRATION POLICY: 'ANTI-AMERICAN'Walz attempted to respond, but the Republican chairman of the committee moved on to the next questioner as Walz laughed off the question."Tampon Tim Walz couldnt define a woman today in GOP Oversight when I had him in the pressure cooker," Mace said on social media with a video of the exchange. "He was speechless."Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who just allowed a boy to win a girls state title in his state and was supposed to win male voters for Kamala, is asked by Nancy Mace what a woman is, he says he doesnt understand the question," Clay Travis, commentator and founder of Outkick, said on X."Governor Walz has failed Minnesota. During yesterday's testimony, he refused to take accountability, wouldnt apologize for calling law enforcement agents the "gestapo," and couldnt even tell us what a woman was," Kendall Qualls, a Republican running against Walz for governor, added on X.

The U.S. Marines detained their first civilian protester in Los Angeles Friday, U.S. defense officials told Fox News.The civilian, who has not yet been identified, was temporarily detained and handed over to law enforcement, according to authorities.Marines arrived in the city Friday after training for days for potential encounters with protesters.MARINES TO BEGIN OPERATIONS IN LOS ANGELES FRIDAY, AHEAD OF NATIONWIDE ANTI-TRUMP PROTESTSA U.S. official told Fox News Title 10 forces can temporarily detain individuals and transfer them to law enforcement."'Temporary detainment' is different than an arrest," the official said. "The Marines are not allowed to use handcuffs or zip ties to detain any individuals. They use an arm hold to escort the person to law enforcement, who will then decide what to do with the individual."LA-AREA MAYORS PLEAD WITH TRUMP ADMIN TO STOP ICE IMMIGRATION ARRESTSAn official with the United States Northern Command (U.S. NORTHCOM) said any temporary detention ends immediately when the individual can be safely transferred to the custody of appropriate civilian law enforcement personnel.The arrest was made as law enforcement gears up for planned nationwide protests against the Trump administration Saturday.TRUMP TAKES ACTION AGAINST 'ORCHESTRATED ATTACK' ON LAW ENFORCEMENT BY DEPLOYING MARINES TO LA: ASSEMBLYMANOrganized by No Kings, protesters will gather for a "nationwide day of defiance" in thousands of cities across the U.S."From city blocks to small towns, from courthouse steps to community parks, were taking action to reject authoritarianism and show the world what democracy really looks like," the organization wrote on its website. "The flag doesnt belong to President Trump. It belongs to us. Were not watching history happen. Were making it."Los Angeles authorities said they have increased patrols and are prepared for potential escalations.

Victor Perez's time on the notoriously challenging Oakmont golf course Friday proved to be memorable. The French golfer carded a rare ace during second-round competition at the U.S. Open.It was just the second hole-in-one on record in a U.S. Open at Pennsylvania's Oakmont Country Club. Perez aced on the par-3 sixth hole Friday, using a 7-iron to hit the shot from 192 yards.The ball bounced a few times before eventually rolling roughly three feet into the cup.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAn animated Perez raised his arms before giving his caddie a chest bump. Perez also celebrated with his playing partners, Adam Schenk and Jacob Bridgeman, as spectators applauded.Perez admitted nailing an ace isn't solely based on skill."Obviously, a hole-in-one takes a little bit of luck," Perez said. "Honestly, I was trying to hit something maybe 15-20 feet past the hole. Maybe it spun a little more and bounced in. I was a little fortunate, which I'll definitely take."LIV GOLF STAR PATRICK REED MAKES HISTORY WITH RARE ALBATROSS AT US OPENAccording to Perez, it was the ninth ace of his career. He said he made two in the Bahamas at his home course but no one could corroborate it because he was playing alone at the time."They didn't believe me at home because I was playing by myself," Perez said. "Now, they'll know."The last known ace when Oakmont hosted a U.S. Open happened in 1983. Scott Simpson carded an ace that year on the 16th hole in the first round.The ace helped Perez recover from a rough second-round start. He ended the second round in a tie for sixth place at 1-over.Sam Burns ended the day at the top of the leaderboard at 3-under. Burns finished last year's U.S. Open in a tie for ninth place.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

After nearly six hours of testimony Friday, accused human trafficker Kilmar Abrego Garcia is no closer to learning whether he can be released from custody pending his federal trial in Nashville.The pretrial hearing began with Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member charged with the trafficking of undocumented migrants and conspiring with others to do so, pleading not guilty.Garcias legal team toldU.S. Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes Friday it had time to review the indictment and that Garcia understood what he is accused of before he formally entered the plea, which stems from a 2022 traffic stop.The federal criminal case against Abrego Garcia comes after a high-profile, protracted legal fight over his deportation and theTrump administration's effortsto delay his return to the U.S., even after the Supreme Court ordered the administration to "facilitate" his release.DEMOCRATS CELEBRATE RETURN OF SUSPECTED HUMAN TRAFFICKER KILMAR ABREGO GARCIAAbrego Garcia sat silently during the proceedings, wearing a red jumpsuit with an orange undershirt, his gaze mostly concentrated on the prosecution and a window in the courtroom. Abrego Garcias mother, brother and wife were present in court, as were members of the nonprofit Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), which was helping with some translations for the family and providing moral support.During the hearing, the prosecution brought forward Special Agent Peter Joseph, who told prosecutors he was first assigned to Abrego Garcias case in April 2025, when Abrego Garcia was still detained in El Salvador.Since then, Joseph said, he has reviewed footage from Abrego Garcias 2022 traffic stop, which has emerged as the basis of the human smuggling charges.At the time, Joseph told prosecutors, Abrego Garcia had been driving a vehicle with nine passengers and was pulled over while traveling from St. Louis to Maryland with an expired license.HOMELAND SECURITY REVEALS IDENTITIES OF THE 4 PUBLIC SAFETY THREATS WHO ESCAPED NEWARK ICE FACILITYSix of the nine passengers in the vehicle have since been identified as being in the country illegally, Joseph said, adding one passenger in the van told officers he was born in 2007, which would have made him just 15 at the time.Joseph said that, based on evidence, Abrego Garcia was paid $1,000 per trip and that he would transport 50 people per month.ICE BREAKOUT IN NEW JERSEY SYMPTOM OF DEMOCRATIC CHAOS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, LOCAL GOP LEADER SAYSIn addition to the smuggling, Joseph alleged Abrego Garcia also engaged in inappropriate conduct with underage girls he was transporting, including a 15-year-old allegedly asked by Abrego Garcia to send him nude photos.During the defenses cross-examination, however, it was noted that Joseph was not present for some of the interviews with female sources, which led the defense to claim his testimony was based on hearsay and should be thrown out.Holmes, however, allowed all the testimony, without striking anything.Acting U.S. Attorney Robert McGuire also discussed two protective orders filed by Abrego Garcias wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, in 2020 and 2021, in which she described him as abusive and domineering.McGuire argued in favor of Abrego Garcia remaining detained pending trial, saying he poses a flight risk and a danger to the public based on what he called a commonsense view of the highway patrol traffic stop and the evidence presented in court of there being serious concerns about the transportation of minors.However, WillAllensworth, a federal public defender representing Abrego Garcia, argued the testimony was disorganized and that it is unclear how much of it was based on hearsay. He claimed there should be no concern about Abrego Garcia being a flight risk because he would go straight into ICE custody.APPEALS COURT GRANTS TRUMP SHORT-TERM WIN OVER BOASBERG IN IMMIGRATION RULINGAnother public defender, Dumaka Shabazz, argued the charge being leveled is not a crime of terrorism, which he said clearly supports his release. Shabazz also said Abrego Garcia has experienced trauma and depression due to his deportation, has strong ties to the community and all of his loved ones are in the U.S., so he has no incentive to flee.CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGEHolmes did not set a date for the next court hearing but said it will be determined soon.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown is the subject of an arrest warrant for alleged attempted murder due to a May incident outside a boxing event in Miami, according to multiple reports.But Brown isn't exercising his right to remain silent.The controversial star fired off a series of posts on X after news of the warrant broke Thursday night.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIn Brown's first X post since the news of his warrant broke, he posted a video of him riding a bike with the hashtag "love from the Middle East" Friday afternoon.Brown then posted a photo of a man with the caption "'This cracker did it wasnt me.'"Brown's most recent post shows two photos of him in a boxing ring with the caption, "What doesnt kill me makes me stronger. Wanna play? Then play hard."The warrant in Miami-Dade County lists a charge of attempted murder with a gun and calls for Brown to post a $10,000 bond and remain under house arrest pending trial, The Washington Post reported Thursday.Fox News Digital has reached out to Brown's inquiries contact for comment.AARON RODGERS REVEALS HE HAS BEEN MARRIED FOR A COUPLE MONTHSThe incident happened outside a boxing event in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood. The warrant reportedly said the incident happened May 16.Fox News Digital previously reported Brown appeared to be involved in several videos on social media in an incident at the boxing event.One video showed Brown appearing to fight in a parking lot as a crowd moved toward an alley. Then, a gunshot appeared to ring out, sending spectators running in the opposite direction.Brown was spotted in handcuffs being led to the back of a cruiser.The event was hosted by popular streamer Adin Ross. It was a 10-match card sponsored by Stake, Kick and Brand Risk Promotions.A Miami Police Department spokesman previously told Fox News Digital the department received an alert of shots fired at around 3 a.m. May 17. Police initiated an investigation, no arrests were made and no one was injured, the spokesman said at the time.Fox News Digital's Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.