BREAKING: U.S. Central Command confirms the U.S. struck three Iranian oil tankers in response to Iran targeting U.S. Navy warships. @AlexHoganTV has the latest | @SatAmericaFNC

"The worst kept secret on the marina." A mysterious nine-figure superyacht sailed into a Los Angeles marina with its name concealed, but locals apparently didn’t need long to identify the famous owner behind the massive vessel. The yacht, which has been docked in Marina del Rey, reportedly belongs to “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling and its name was reportedly covered soon after docking. Superyacht broker Chris Cecil-Wright told Fox News Digital owners will sometimes take steps to make their vessels less easily identifiable, although he said concealing a yacht's name is "very rare." "Particularly when you're a recognizable face or name, it becomes increasingly difficult to be able to relax anywhere in public," he added.

BREAKING: The U.S. economy blows past expectations in August, adding 162,000 jobs as the labor market rebounds from July's surprise decline. Economists surveyed by LSEG were expecting just 56,000 jobs, putting the actual gain at nearly THREE TIMES the forecast. The unemployment rate holds steady at 4.1%, right in line with expectations.

The Lindsay Clancy trial hits a new point of tension as her attorney claims one juror is holding up deliberations. Kevin Reddington says the jury is split 11-1 and argues the holdout refuses to follow the judge’s instructions on reasonable doubt. The defense is asking to replace the juror, but prosecutors want the panel left intact. The jury is expected to reconvene with the dispute over the holdout now looming over deliberations. | @foymeetsworld

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial head into a sixth day of deliberations after telling the judge they remain unable to agree on a unanimous verdict. The judge has now issued a Tuey-Rodriguez charge, urging jurors to carefully reconsider their positions while making clear they should not abandon honestly held beliefs. It is a final step before the case could end in a mistrial. Meanwhile, a separate courtroom controversy is unfolding after a woman accused of photographing jurors pleads not guilty to juror intimidation. She has been ordered to stay away from the courthouse and barred from sharing any images or videos of the jury. | @foymeetsworld @foxandfriends

BREAKING: Gloria Steinem, feminist writer and activist, dead at 92

"I'd probably punch the guy if I ever seen him and then that would get me in trouble." Vice President JD Vance's mother, Beverly Vance Aikins, is firing back at Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his repeated attacks on her son's family. In a wide-ranging interview with OutKick and Fox News host @TomiLahren, Aikins reacted to El-Sayed's past remarks targeting second lady Usha Vance, including telling her, "Usha get out... you've still got time." Aikins says El-Sayed doesn't know her son or "what type of person he is," adding she'd "probably punch the guy" if she ever saw him.

"There's a special place in hell for those individuals!" DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says Operation Rotten Apple has taken more than 2,100 criminals off the streets over the last 30 days across New York. He calls them the "worst of the worst," saying the arrests include gang members, rapists, murderers, and child predators.

President Trump is pressing the oil industry on gas prices as he meets with refiners at the White House and pushes for fewer regulations and more domestic production. But the energy strategy stretches beyond U.S. oil fields. The administration is also expanding access to Venezuelan oil, with VP JD Vance saying the goal is to strengthen global supply, not respond to the conflict with Iran. It comes as another major question hangs over the White House: what happens next with Tehran? Iran has expressed interest in reviving negotiations, according to the administration, while Trump warns additional U.S. strikes are still possible if necessary. | @aishahhasnie

A desperate search is underway at the Grand Canyon after deadly flash flooding swept through the area, leaving more than a dozen people unaccounted for. Among those missing are a beloved Texas chiropractor and members of a hiking group as search-and-rescue crews race to locate victims following the sudden surge of floodwaters. Authorities are continuing the urgent search across the rugged terrain as families wait for answers. @IngrahamAngle @RobertRayWx

JUST IN: NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch says officers spent four minutes ordering the knife-wielding Times Square suspect to drop her weapons before she allegedly threatened them, repeating, "I will kill you." Tisch says multiple officers deployed Tasers as the woman continued advancing with the knives, but they proved ineffective. Two officers then opened fire. The suspect, identified as 49-year-old Pamela Cisneros of Queens, was pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital.