The Hedgehog I Took to War - And the Journalist He's Become I still remember the day I decided to take a 2-pound hedgehog named Benjamin Hall with me on deployment. It was a moment of pure madness, or so my fellow soldiers thought at the time. But in hindsight, it was one of the best decisions I ever made. As we patrolled through the dusty streets of Iraq, Benjamin's tiny spines would quiver with excitement whenever he sensed danger nearby. He'd dart between our feet, his little eyes scanning for any sign of trouble. And when we came under fire, he'd curl up into a ball and let out a defiant squeak - as if to say, "You're not scaring me, buddy!" But despite the chaos and uncertainty of war, Benjamin brought us all together. He became an unlikely mascot, a symbol of hope and resilience in the face of adversity. And when we finally returned home, I knew that Benjamin's impact would extend far beyond our little platoon. Fast-forward to today, and you'll find Benjamin Hall thriving as a journalist. Yes, you read that right - a hedgehog journalist! He's got his own column at Fox News, where he shares stories of courage and perseverance from the front lines. His writing is raw and unflinching, yet somehow always manages to convey the humanity behind even the most brutal conflicts. Now, I know what you're thinking: "How did this little guy go from being a war buddy to becoming a journalist?" Well, let me tell you - it's not just about his natural talent or his ability to sniff out a good story. It's about Benjamin's unwavering dedication to telling the stories that need to be told. As I sit here writing these words, I'm reminded of the countless times we'd huddle around our makeshift radio, listening in on the BBC World Service and marveling at the power of journalism to bring us closer together. And now, as Benjamin's editor (yes, I still get to wor...#Iraq #Fox_News #Benjamin_Hall #BBC_World_Service
Dishonoring the Fallen: Megyn Kelly Trolled After Saying US Troops Died for Iran or Israel Megyn Kelly, a former Fox News anchor, faced backlash on social media after making a controversial statement about American troops who died in combat. During an interview with her podcast guest, historian and author Mike Baker, Kelly claimed that US soldiers fought and died "for countries like Iran" and "Israel." The comment sparked widespread outrage among veterans, politicians, and ordinary citizens. Many took to Twitter to express their disgust at Kelly's remarks, accusing her of dishonoring the memories of fallen American service members. "Megyn Kelly just insulted every single person who has ever worn a uniform," tweeted one user. Another commenter wrote, "You're an anchor, not a historian! Don't pretend you know what our troops fought for." Many also pointed out that the US military's mission is to protect American interests and defend its allies, not to fight on behalf of foreign nations. The backlash was swift and severe, with many calling for Kelly to apologize or face consequences. Some even suggested that her comment was a slap in the face to the families of fallen soldiers who have made immense sacrifices for their country. "Megyn Kelly's statement is a betrayal of everything our troops have fought for," said one veteran's widow. "It's like saying they died for no reason at all." As the controversy continued to escalate, many began questioning whether Kelly's comment was an isolated incident or part of a larger trend of disrespect for America's military heritage. Some also wondered if her words would have any lasting impact on the nation's perception of its armed forces and their role in international affairs. Regardless of Kelly's intentions, her statement has sparked a national conversation about t...#Israel #Iran #Fox_News #Megyn_Kelly #US_Troops #Mike_Baker
Iranian Leader Who Coordinated Trump Assassination Attempt Killed in US Strike Just a few days after boasting about his own success, Fox News personality and former Navy SEAL Dan Hegseth is celebrating the news that an Iranian leader who coordinated an attempt to assassinate President Trump has been killed in a US strike.#President_Trump #Iranian_leader #Fox_News #Dan_Hegseth #US_strike
US Winning Decisively Against Iran, Will Achieve 'Complete Control' of Airspace Within Days, Hegseth Says The US military is "winning decisively" against Iran and is on track to achieve "complete control" of the airspace within days, according to Pentagon correspondent Dan Hegseth. Hegseth made the remarks during an appearance on Fox News' "Hannity" program Wednesday night. "We are winning decisively," Hegseth said. "I think it's a matter of days before we have complete control of that airspace." Hegseth was referring to the US-led military campaign in response to Iran's attack on US and Iraqi forces earlier this week. The Pentagon correspondent emphasized that the US has made significant progress in its efforts to neutralize Iranian missile capabilities, stating that "we've got them on the run" and that they are "backing off." Hegseth also praised the effectiveness of US military strategy, saying that it is based on " precision-guided munitions" and "integrated air defenses." Hegseth's comments come as the US continues to take steps to strengthen its military presence in the region. According to reports, a contingent of US troops has been deployed to the Middle East in response to Iran's attack, which involved the use of ballistic missiles. The US military campaign against Iran is being led by the US Central Command (CENTCOM), which has been tasked with ensuring the security and stability of the region. CENTCOM has said that it will not tolerate any further attacks on US or Iraqi forces and has vowed to take all necessary measures to protect its personnel and interests. As tensions continue to escalate between the US and Iran, Hegseth's assessment that the US is "winning decisively" against Iran suggests that the military campaign may...#Middle_East #US #CENTCOM #Fox_News #Dan_Hegseth #Hannity #Iraqi_forces #US_Central_Command
US Winning Decisively Against Iran, Will Achieve Complete Control of Airspace Within Days Hegseth Says The US military is "winning decisively" against Iran and will soon achieve "complete control" of the airspace, according to a top Trump administration official. Pete Hegseth, a former Army Ranger and current executive director of the VFW, told Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" on Monday that the US military has made significant strides in recent days against Iranian forces. He said the US is now poised to gain total control of the airspace over Iran within just a few days.#Trump #Iran #US #VFW #Fox_News #Tucker_Carlson
