FIRST ON FOX: TheTransportation Security Administration (TSA) announced changes to the airport security process that will begin to take effect at some airports on Tuesday, including a new security lane for active-duty service members and TSA Precheck discounts for the uniformed services' community.The additional security lane will be implemented atairports located close to military installations, including San Antonio, Texas; Anchorage, Alaska; Atlanta; Austin, Texas; Colorado Springs, Colorado; El Paso, Texas; Fayetteville, North Carolina; Nashville, Tennessee; San Diego, California; and Seattle.There are roughly 1.13 million active-duty service members, according to a Department of DefenseMarch report.JULY 4TH TRAVEL SURGE EXPECTED AS TSA ANNOUNCES RECORD-BREAKING SCREENING FROM PAST WEEKENDGold Star Families, those who have lost a family member in the line of duty, will have their TSA PreCheck enrollment fee waived. The waiver includes PreCheck through providers CLEAR, IDEMIA and Telos. Additionally, active-duty Department of Defense (DOD) service members will get $25 off the TSA Precheck fee.Active-duty service men and women and civilian DoD staff are already eligible for complimentary TSA PreCheck."This Independence Day and beyond, TSA reaffirms its commitment to ease travel for the military community through its TSA PreCheck program, by providing it free to Gold Star families, discounting it for active-duty spouses and creating expedited lanes for service members in uniform," TSA Acting Administrator Ha Nguyen McNeill told Fox News Digital.WAFFLE HOUSE POST ABOUT 'REALEST ID' GOES VIRAL, PROMPTING TSA RESPONSE ON SOCIAL MEDIA"By expanding access, easing enrollment, and partnering with our TSA PreCheck enrollment providers and industry partners, we strive to honor those who serve and the families who stand beside them."The "Serve with Honor, Travel with Ease" initiative will be formally announced in San Antonio, Texas, on Wednesday ahead of what is expected to be a very busy Fourth of July travel weekend.FORMER MLB MANAGER BUCK SHOWALTER RECALLS SECURITY SCREENING EXPERIENCE AT US AIRPORT AMID IRAN TENSIONSTSA operates under theDepartment of Homeland Security, and was established by President George W. Bush in 2001 after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Kayla Lochte, the wife of Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte, posted on social media about "betrayal" weeks after the couple announced they were getting a divorce.Reid on Friday posted a slideshow of "reminders" she said she was telling herself amid the divorce with Lochte.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Youre stepping into the best chapter of your life you just have to heal first," the first slide read. "Sometimes God allows the betrayal. because it leads to the breakthrough."Most people have no idea what Ive endured. Ignore their opinions. Truth always reveals itself," another slide read."Divorce isnt the end of my story. Its the beginning of my rebirth," she concluded.Reid and Lochte revealed earlier this month that they were set for a divorce after seven years of marriage. TMZ reported Reid filed for divorce earlier this year, a decision that came "after deep prayer and reflection," she said."I hold marriage in the highest regard, so this has been one of the most painful, revealing, and challenging seasons of my life. I've been hesitant to share until I could do so from a place of healing - not from fresh, open wounds," Reid wrote on Instagram at the time."Sometimes we face trials we didn't choose or see coming. And in those moments, we're forced to make the hardest decisions to protect our peace, our children, and our future. I've come to understand that staying isn't always the most loving decision someone can make. For me, leaving was an act of love - for those around me and for myself."CARSON BRANSTINE, MODEL AND RISING TENNIS PHENOM, ENTERS SPOTLIGHT AHEAD OF WIMBLEDON MATCHLochte then took to Instagram, saying the decision "hasn't been easy.""I want to take a moment to acknowledge what Kayla shared. This past year has brought major changes for both of us as we've come to the difficult decision to end our marriage. I'm deeply grateful for the life we've built together and especially for the love we share for our three children," he wrote on social media."Although this decision hasn't been easy, I believe it's the right step toward peace and well-being for us both. I remain committed to healing, growth, and co-parenting with care and respect as we move forward. Thank you to our family and friends for your continued support - it truly means a lot as we begin this new chapter."The couple got engaged in 2016, the same year Lochte was involved in a controversial incident at a gas station during the Rio Olympics. Lochte initially claimed he and his teammates were robbed at gunpoint, but it was determined those with the guns were actually security guards at a gas station where the swimmers had urinated outside a bathroom. Lochte eventually lost four major sponsorships, and USA Swimming suspended him for 10 months.Lochte won his sixth and final medal in Rio, a gold as part of the 4x200-meter freestyle.Reid was the Playboy Playmate of the Month for July 2015.Fox News Ryan Morik contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Eva Longoria has put her figure on display in a bright pink bikini after skipping out on her pal Lauren Snchez's wedding weekend with Jeff Bezos.On Saturday, Longoria, 50, was spotted enjoying a family beach day in Marbella, Spain. Her husband Jos Bastn, her son Santiago Enrique Bastn, and a friend accompanied the "Desperate Housewives" star.Longoria wore a cheeky, two-piece bikini with a tan sun hat and black sunglasses.HEIDI KLUM, EVA LONGORIA SHOW OFF CURVES IN BODY-BARING GOWNS: PHOTOSThe actresses' family outing came the day after Sanchez and Bezos tied the knot in Venice, Italy. Eva was notably missing from the big day after attending Snchez's bachelorette party in Paris, France.The former journalist's bachelorette party was hosted on Thursday, May 15, with dinner at the chic restaurant Lafayette's, as the intimate gathering of 13 women featured Hollywood A-listers, including Longoria, Kim Kardashian, mom Kris Jenner and Katy Perry."The atmosphere was very relaxed and very Parisian," a source shared with People. "It was a pre-wedding all-girl party for 13."Before Snchez wiped her Instagram account clean and said "I do" to the Amazon founder, she shared moments from the celebration and expressed gratitude to the women who came to celebrate her."Forever starts with friendship, surrounded by the woman whove lifted me up, illuminated my path in dark times, and shaped my heart along the way," her since-deleted caption read.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSAt the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Longoria discussed Sanchez's bachelorette party and explained she was only able to make it for a brief moment."I had to pop in and out, so I wasn't there as long, but yeah, its so nice to celebrate love. Its just the best feeling in the world to be there and go, Yay, love,'" she told People at the time.While Longoria was enjoying her family beach day in Spain, Bezos and Snchez hosted a pajama-themed party the day after their wedding on June 28.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERSnchez and Bezos tied the knot on Friday, June 27, in front of 200 guests, with 70 people being family members. The event was full of A-list celebrities, including Kim Kardashian, Ivanka Trump, Oprah Winfrey, Orlando Bloom, Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Brady.Bezos proposed to Snchez with a 30-carat diamond in 2023.W Magazine reported that Snchez's 30-carat engagement ring is estimated to be worth anywhere between $3 million and $5 million. The outlet reported that Snchez had two engagement parties, one in Beverly Hills and another in Positano, Italy.

With Independence Day nearly upon us, a new Gallup poll shows that pride in America is declining, splitting along party lines.The Gallup report shows that a record-low number of U.S. adults expressed that they are "extremely" or "very" proud to be an American. Only 41% of adults say they are extremely proud to be an American, while 17% are very proud to be an American, a nine-point drop from last year.The data indicate a plummeting sense of pride in America over the past decade. Furthermore, the report explained further that there is a 56-point gap between Republicans (92% extremely or very proud) and Democrats (36%).FOX NEWS POLL: ECONOMIC PESSIMISM ABATES SLIGHTLY AS VOTERS REFLECT ON THE ECONOMYDemocrats are a major factor in the significant drop in U.S. pride in 2025, down 26 points from 62% last year.Jeffrey Jones, a senior editor at Gallup, wrote that "each generation is less patriotic than the prior generation, and Gen Z is definitely much lower than anybody else.""But even among the older generations, we see that they're less patriotic than the ones before them, and they've become less patriotic over time. That's primarily driven by Democrats within those generations," Jones wrote.As far as Gen Z Democrats, only 32% say they are extremely or very proud. Gen Z Republicans also showed less pride than previous generations of Republicans.FOUR MONTHS INTO TRUMP'S SECOND TERM, DEMOCRATS REMAIN DEEPLY PESSIMISTIC ABOUT THEIR PARTYThe Gallup poll added the findings were conducted before Trumps decision to strike Iran on June 21 and "it is unknown whether Americans national pride has been affected by that action.""In addition to the 58% of U.S. adults who are extremely or very proud, 19% say they are moderately proud, 11% only a little proud and 9% not at all proud," Gallup reported. "The combined 20% on the lower end of the pride scale essentially ties the record 21% measured in 2020. Until 2018, less than 10% of U.S. adults had consistently said they had little or no national pride."Americans who registered as independents indicated a drop in pride since last year and has been on a steady decline over the past two decades.

Barry Morphew has been extradited from Arizona to Colorado following a grand jury indictment charging him with the murder of his wife, Suzanne Morphew, officials said Monday.He left the 4th Avenue Jail in Phoenix, Arizona, and was taken to the Alamosa County Jail in Colorado, the Twelth Judicial District Attorney's Office said Monday. Suzanne Morphew, 49, vanished during a bike ride on Mother's Day 2020. Barry Morphew was charged with murder in the first degree after deliberation on June 20.He is scheduled to make his first appearance in court on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. local time, officials said.Morphew's attorney, David Beller, previously told Fox News Digital that Morphew "maintains his innocence."BARRY MORPHEW ACCUSED OF WIFE SUZANNES MURDER: SEE HOW THE 5-YEAR COLORADO MURDER MYSTERY UNRAVELED"Yet again, the government allows their predetermined conclusion to lead their search for evidence," Beller said. "The case has not changed, and the outcome will not either."In 2023, Suzanne Morphew's remains were located by Colorado Bureau of Investigations agents during a search in Saguache County, located in the southwestern part of the state. Many of Suzanne Morphew's bones were "significantly bleached" when they were found, according to the indictment. Prosecutors say it's "unlikely" that her body decomposed to a skeleton at the location where she was found.Prosecutors said in a June 20 indictment that the chemicals butorphanol, azaperone and medetomidine were found in Suzanne Morphew's bone marrow. They alleged that Barry Morphew used "BAM" deer tranquilizer to sedate and transport deer on his farm when he lived in Indiana.BARRY MORPHEW SEEN FOR FIRST TIME AFTER JAIL BOOKING, MAINTAINS INNOCENCE IN WIFES DEATHAccording to the indictment, Barry Morphew admitted to using the BAM compound to tranquilize a deer from the breezeway of his house in April 2020.Barry Morphew was also the only person with a prescription for the deer tranquilizer within the area of the state he lived in, according to prosecutors. The only two other entities with access to the BAM compound within the surrounding counties were Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the National Park Service, officials said."Ultimately, the prescription records show that when Suzanne Morphew disappeared, only one private citizen living in that entire area of the state had access to BAM: Barry Morphew," the indictment states.Barry Morphew was charged with murder in 2021, but the charges were dropped after prosecutorial misconduct. The charges were dismissed without prejudice, meaning he could be re-charged later on.Court documents indicate Suzanne Morphew wanted to leave her husband, but was waiting for the right time.Fox News Digital's Audrey Conklin contributed to this report.

A family vacation aboard Disney Cruise Lines Disney Dream took a terrifying turn when a father reportedly jumped into the ocean to save his daughter after she fell overboard.Thanks to the response from the ships crew, both were rescued within minutes.The June 29 incident occurred as the Disney Dream was returning to Fort Lauderdale following a four-night Bahamian itinerary, which included a stop at Disneys new private destination, Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point.In a statement to Fox News Digital, a Disney Cruise Line spokesperson confirmed the successful rescue:"The Crew aboard the Disney Dream swiftly rescued two guests from the water. We commend our Crew Members for their exceptional skills and prompt actions, which ensured the safe return of both guests to the ship within minutes."BOAT CATCHES FIRE NEAR CAPE CANAVERAL, PASSENGERS SAVEDPassengers described the rescue in real time on social media. Kevin Furuta, who witnessed the incident, recounted in a Facebook post that a girl fell from the fourth deck."A girl fell overboard from the 4th deck & her dad went in after her," she wrote. "Thankfully, the DCL rescue team was on it immediately and both were saved!"SURVEILLANCE VIDEO CAPTURES MOMENT HEROIC STRANGER SAVES 6-YEAR-OLD FLORIDA BOY SINKING TO BOTTOM OF POOLDewayne Smith, another passenger, wrote that "Man Over Board" rang across the loudspeaker as rescue teams sprang into action."Lots of praying folks on this ship! Both the little girl and dad were both successfully rescued!" he wrote.The rescue team launched life rings and deployed a rescue boat. There were no injuries reported in the incident.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"We are committed to the safety and well-being of our guests, and this incident highlights the effectiveness of our safety protocols," a Disney Cruise line spokesperson said.The spokesperson did not confirm how the guests ended up in the water. Their ages were also not immediately released.

One day before NHL free agency begins, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Vegas Golden Knights struck gold on a blockbuster trade.The Maple Leafs dealt All-Star forward Mitch Marner to the Knights, ESPN reported Monday.Marner was about to test free agency for the first time, but this is expected to be a sign-and-trade. Its unknown what Marners new deal will be.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIn return, the Leafs are getting center Nic Roy, who just finished his sixth year in Las Vegas and eighth overall in the NHL after spending his first two with the Carolina Hurricanes. Roy scored 15 goals and dished out 16 assists for 31 points in 71 games for the Knights during the 2024-25 season.Meanwhile, Marner finished his six-year restricted deal with the Maple Leafs, the team he grew up rooting for as a Markham, Ontario, native. Marners deal was a salary-cap hit per season at $10.9 million.BRUINS EYEING SHOCKING REUNION WITH FRANCHISE LEGEND AFTER STANLEY CUP SUCCESS: REPORTThe 28-year-old tallied 741 points over his nine years with the organization, including 102 last season with 27 goals and 75 assists over 81 regular-season games.During the playoffs, Marner only scored twice, but he had 11 assists for a total 13 points in 13 games for Toronto.Marner was the fourth overall pick in the 2015 NHL Draft by the Maple Leafs, and hes been worth that first-round selection given his production output each season. But as Toronto continues to search for that Stanley Cup Final run, a prime contributor on the offensive end moves on to start a new chapter elsewhere in the league.The Knights, led by veteran head coach Bruce Cassidy, won the Cup during the 2022-23 season just six years after its inaugural season as an expansion franchise. They actually went to the Stanley Cup Final during that 2017-18 campaign under Gerard Gallants leadership.Vegas went 50-22 last season, but ultimately had the same fate as Toronto, losing in the second round. The Knights fell to the eventual back-to-back Western Conference-champion Edmonton Oilers, who fell to the Florida Panthers once again in the Stanley Cup Final.Marner now joins top talent like Jack Eichel, Mark Ston, Tom Hertl and more next season.And with the Marner question answered, the Maple Leafs can focus their priorities elsewhere with free agency beginning at noon on July 1.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

GUILTY: Bryan Kohberger accepts plea deal in Idaho student murders case.FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XSIGN UP TO GETTRUE CRIME NEWSLETTERLIKE WHAT YOU'RE READING? FIND MORE ON THETRUE CRIME HUB

The latest court filing in President Donald Trump's lawsuit against Paramount Global signals a settlement is potentially in reach, possibly before the July 4th holiday weekend.Lawyers for both parties requested a pause of all proceedings "until July 3, 2025," according to Monday's filing."The Parties respectfully submit that good cause to stay all proceedings exists because the Parties are engaged in good faith, advanced, settlement negotiations," the lawyers told a Texas judge.Paramount did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Representatives for Trump's legal team declined to comment.CBS BLASTS TRUMP'S LAWSUIT AS MERITLESS DESPITE RECENT $15 MILLION SETTLEMENT OFFERLast week, it was reported that a mediator suggested a $20 million settlement that would include $17 million towards a presidential library in addition to paying legal fees and airing public service announcements on all Paramount networks about combating antisemitism. Trump previously rejected Paramount's $15 million settlement offer, demanding at least $25 million and an apology, something Paramount wasn't willing to give."President Trump is committed to holding those who traffic in fake news, hoaxes, and lies to account," Trump attorney Ed Paltzik told Fox News Digital in a statement last week. "CBS and Paramount targeted the President in an attempt to harm his reputation while committing the worst kind of election interference and fraud in the closing days of the most important presidential election in history. President Trump will pursue this vital matter to its just and rightful conclusion."'60 MINUTES' KAMALA HARRIS INTERVIEW AT CENTER OF TRUMP LAWSUIT RUNS AFOUL OF CRONKITE-ERA CBS GUIDELINESLast October, Trump sued CBS News and Paramount for $10 billion over allegations of election interference involving the "60 Minutes" interview of then-Vice President Kamala Harris that aired weeks before the presidential election (the amount later jumped to $20 billion).The lawsuit alleges CBS News deceitfully edited an exchange Harris had with "60 Minutes" correspondent Bill Whitaker, who asked her why Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wasn't "listening" to the Biden administration. Harris was widely mockedfor the "word salad" answer that aired in a preview clip of the interview on "Face the Nation."However, when the same question aired during a primetime special on the network, Harris had a different, more concise response. Critics at the time accused CBS News of deceitfully editingHarris' "word salad" answerto shield the Democratic nominee from further backlash leading up to Election Day.The raw transcript and footage released earlier this year by the FCC showed that both sets of Harris' comments came from the same response, but CBS News had aired only the first half of her response in the "Face the Nation" preview clip and aired the second half during the primetime special.CBS News has denied any wrongdoing and stands by the broadcast and its reporting.Shari Redstone, Paramount's controlling shareholder who recused herself from settlement discussions in February, made clear that she wanted to settle Trump's lawsuit in hopes of clearing the pathway for Paramount's multibillion-dollar planned merger with Skydance Media, which needs approval from the Trump administration's FCC.There has been newsroom drama in recent months involving Redstone's efforts to "keep tabs" on the network's reporting of Trump, at least until the merger closes. That led to the abrupt resignations of "60 Minutes" executive producer Bill Owens, who claimed he could no longer maintain editorial independence, in April, and CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon in May.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger has accepted a plea deal to spare his life in the murders of four University of Idaho students, two sources close to the case told Fox News Digital Monday.Kohberger, 30, is accused of killing Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, in a 4 a.m. home invasion attack on Nov. 13, 2022.Goncalves' family, in a Facebook page her parents created after the murders, condemned the deal, which spares Kohberger's life."We are beyond furious at the State of Idaho," a new post reads. "They have failed us. Please give us some time. This was very unexpected."BRYAN KOHBERGER RETURNS TO COURT FOR HEARING ON PILE OF EVIDENCE HE WANTS THROWN OUT BEFORE TRIALAll four had been stabbed multiple times with a large knife. Police recovered a Ka-Bar sheath that they allege had Kohberger's DNA on it near Mogen's body.Kohberger was studying for a Ph.D. in criminology at Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. That's 10 miles up the road from Moscow, Idaho, where all four victims were undergrads at the University of Idaho."By taking a plea dea, Bryan Kohberger has insulated himself from a sentence that would require his execution," said Edwina Elcox, a Boise defense attorney who said the deal came as a surprise. "Only a jury can sentence him to death. Regardless, he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison, without the possibility of ever being in society again."She said she hopes the process brings peace to the families after the horrifying crime."They will not have to go through the stress of a trial and the virtually guaranteed appeal process, in the event Kohberger was convicted at trial," Elcox told Fox News Digital. "The judge will take his guilty plea and then set a hearing for Kohberger to be sentenced. He can absolutely expect to spend the rest of his life behind bars."The plea deal came as a surprise prosecutors had not telegraphed the move and fought hard to keep the death penalty on the table in pretrial proceedings.Kohberger's defense failed repeatedly to have it removed, revealing his autism diagnosis and crying foul over discovery deadlines it claimed that prosecutors missed."If they don't get the why, this is the most incomprehensible deal of all time," said Paul Mauro, a retired NYPD inspector who is following the case.If Kohberger agreed to truthfully explain what happened, that could be a reason for the deal to have materialized so unexpectedly, he said. Especially with opposition from at least one family, he said.Judge Steven Hippler was unmoved by the arguments from his team.The latest development comes hours after a hearing in Pennsylvania to determine whether witnesses there can be compelled to travel to Idaho to testify.This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.