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Veterans Day 2026 brings free meals at popular restaurants — and some deals don't end Nov. 11
Veterans and active-duty military members can find free food and other promotions at restaurants across the country on Veterans Day, Nov. 11. Some offers also give customers a reason to return for another deal later.
About 30 restaurant brands are included in Dinova's 2026 Veterans Day Dining Guide, according to Alison Quinn, the company's Florida-based president.
The guide is in its fifth year and includes national and regional chains like Bonefish Grill, Carrabba's Italian Grill, Hooters, Outback Steakhouse and Red Lobster.
"What we're starting to see now is it's going beyond Veterans Day, to try to give back to the vets in a way that is more meaningful," Quinn told Fox News Digital. "Just not about one day but come back, and we'll give you something again."
Quinn pointed to California-based Hofman Hospitality Group, which is offering select meals to veterans and a $10 bonus card for a future visit. Lucille's Smokehouse Bar-B-Que is among the group's brands.
Outback Steakhouse is offering a complimentary Bloomin' Onion and soft drink, along with a meal offer for a return visit, she said.
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Other deals listed in the guide include 10 free boneless wings and fries at Buffalo Wild Wings, a complimentary Red's Big Tavern Burger at Red Robin, free shrimp at Red Lobster and a free All-American Smash at Smashburger.
Dinova started the guide to share offers with veterans and, in some cases, active-duty military personnel, Quinn said. The company's business dining network includes about 25,000 restaurants and 600 corporate partners, she said.
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Downloads of the guide have increased over the years, Quinn said, and the promotions may be useful for veterans or active-duty personnel who are struggling or "living under a tight budget."
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Asked which deal she would choose, Quinn singled out Eddie Merlot's complimentary cheeseburger. Her father is an 85-year-old veteran, she said, and she plans to tell him about it.
Veterans and active-duty military members should bring identification and check with their local restaurant before visiting, Quinn said. Participation and ID requirements can vary by location and offer.
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ESPN has a doubleheader Wednesday night that’s loaded with stars and storylines. Cleveland visits the defending champion Knicks in a rematch of last spring’s Eastern Conference Finals, and the Warriors head to Houston for a late matchup between two of the West’s best starts. Underdog is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS to play $10 and get $50 in bonus entries on both games or any NBA matchup tonight.
New York beat Cleveland in last season’s conference finals on its way to the title, but the schedule gives the Cavs an edge tonight. The Knicks played Milwaukee on Tuesday, so they’re on the second night of a back-to-back, while Cleveland comes in rested.
Pick: Donovan Mitchell points (higher). A fresh Mitchell against a tired defense is a great setup. He’s Cleveland’s primary scorer, he’s had a full day off to prepare, and a national TV game at the Garden is exactly the kind of stage where he tends to take over. Expect him to attack early and often.
Pick: Jalen Brunson points (lower). Here’s the contrarian angle. Brunson’s number will be set off his usual production, but second nights of back-to-backs can drain even the league’s best scorers. If his legs aren’t fully there, shots that normally fall will come up short, and Cleveland will make him work on every possession.
Golden State and Houston both enter at 7-3, and this one carries real weight in the Western Conference standings. The two teams have built their starts in very different ways. The Warriors still run their offense through Stephen Curry’s shooting and movement, while the Rockets have leaned on size, physicality and Alperen Sengun’s work in the post.
Pick: Stephen Curry points (higher). Curry has always been at his best in big road games, and a national TV matchup against one of the West’s top teams is the type of spot where he lets it fly. Houston will throw multiple defenders at him, but volume is the angle here. When the Warriors need a basket, the ball goes to him.
Pick: Alperen Sengun rebounds (higher). Houston’s identity is controlling the paint, and Sengun is at the center of it. The Rockets play big and crash the glass, and Golden State has typically played smaller lineups to space the floor. That size difference gives Sengun a clear edge on the boards at home.
Ten games are on the board tonight, including Lakers at Bucks, Spurs at Bulls and the second night of the Thunder’s two-game set in Portland. There’s plenty of room to build Pick’em entries well beyond the ESPN doubleheader.
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New York knocked Cleveland out of last season’s conference finals and went on to win the title. Tonight, the Knicks are on the second night of a back-to-back after hosting Milwaukee on Tuesday, while the Cavaliers come in rested.
Evan Mobley rebounds (higher) | Cavaliers at Knicks: Rest shows up on the glass first. A tired team gets beaten to loose balls and second-chance opportunities, and Mobley’s length makes him the Cavs’ biggest threat in that area. Expect Cleveland to attack the boards against a Knicks team playing its second game in two nights.
Luka Doncic assists (higher) | Lakers at Bucks: The Lakers are one of the West’s best teams, and they visit a Milwaukee squad that has struggled badly to start the season. Doncic controls everything for Los Angeles, and against a defense that has had trouble containing ball handlers, he should pile up assists by getting his teammates easy looks.
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Alperen Sengun points (higher) | Warriors at Rockets: Here’s the late-night play. Houston runs its offense through Sengun in the post, and Golden State has generally preferred smaller lineups built around spacing. That size gap gives Sengun favorable matchups on the block in a national TV game at home. When the Rockets need a basket, the ball goes inside.
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ESPN’s doubleheader leads the way. Cleveland visits the defending champion Knicks at 7 p.m. ET in a rematch of last spring’s Eastern Conference Finals, and the Warriors head to Houston at 9:30 p.m. ET for a matchup of two of the West’s best starts.
Most of the attention tonight will go to the Garden, but the same schedule angle shows up in Toronto. Boston played a high-intensity rivalry game in Philadelphia on Tuesday night and now travels to face a Raptors team that had Tuesday off. The Celtics are the bigger name and will draw public money, but a rested home team catching points against a tired road favorite is one of the most reliable spots in the NBA. Use your first $5 on Toronto.
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The NBA Cup returns Friday with another round of Group Play, including Knicks at Pacers, Cavaliers at Heat and Warriors at Spurs. Every Cup game counts toward both the standings and the race for a knockout spot, so expect playoff-level intensity.
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Hegseth could face new impeachment push over Ukraine aid, lawmakers warn
FIRST ON FOX: Some House Democrats are leaving the door open to additional articles of impeachment against War Secretary Pete Hegseth over his handling of military aid to Ukraine, according to lawmakers who spoke with Fox News Digital after a failed impeachment effort led by Republican Rep. Thomas Massie.
But a conservative legal expert suggested the renewed impeachment push may be less about removing Hegseth from office than discouraging conservatives from serving in future Republican administrations.
Massie, R-Ky., told Fox News Digital that while he could not substantiate allegations that Hegseth improperly withheld military assistance to Ukraine, he believes Democrats will investigate the matter and potentially introduce additional articles of impeachment when they take control of Congress in January.
"I believe [Democrats] may use some of the same articles of impeachment when they're in the majority, but I also believe there are gonna be some other articles of impeachment based on hearings and committees," Massie told Fox News Digital. "I think the Democrats will do that."
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"I heard that as one of the complaints that wasn't in my impeachment resolution," Massie added.
Massie acknowledged that another impeachment effort could be largely symbolic if the Senate fails to convict Hegseth, but argued that the proceedings could still pressure the war secretary to resign.
While impeachment requires a simple majority in the House, conviction and removal from office require a two-thirds majority in the Senate.
Massie said he hopes a Democratic-controlled Senate would hold a trial if the House impeaches Hegseth.
"So there's still a reason to proceed," Massie said.
His remarks came after the House rejected his effort Tuesday to impeach Hegseth over military operations against Iran and suspected drug smugglers in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans without congressional authorization.
The Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war, while the president, as commander in chief, has authority to direct military operations. The extent to which a president can initiate hostilities without congressional authorization remains legally disputed.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., also called on the House Monday to impeach Hegseth and urged the Senate to hold a trial to remove him from office.
Schumer did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
Zach Smith, a legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, criticized Democrats' plans to pursue impeachment and potential prosecution of Trump administration officials, calling the efforts an "unfortunate waste of time" given the two-thirds Senate majority required to convict and remove an impeached official.
Smith argued, however, that Democrats are prioritizing impeachment proceedings to discourage conservatives from serving in future Republican administrations, not to actually remove Hegseth.
He added that the efforts would also divert congressional attention from "the many very important issues that our country is facing today," including concerns Democrats campaigned on ahead of the midterm elections, such as driving down the cost of living.
"Not only does this mean that the House and the Senate will have to take time away from the legislative activities they should be focusing on, but it will also make it more difficult for members of the Trump administration to do their duties as well, because they'll have to be dealing with these requests and other efforts by Congress," Smith told Fox News Digital.
Despite Smith's concerns, Rep. Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., echoed Massie's expectations, telling Fox News Digital that she anticipates congressional oversight committees will investigate Hegseth's handling of military assistance to Ukraine.
Grijalva said she expects congressional committees to hold hearings examining Hegseth's handling of Ukraine funding.
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"This is an issue that will come up again, because once we have more information into how bad his handling has been, we will likely have more movement and possibly more articles of impeachment," Grijalva told Fox News Digital.
The Arizona Democrat, who described herself as "a big believer in process and getting the facts out," argued that voters sent a clear message during the 2026 midterm elections.
Grijalva said Americans spoke "very clearly" when they voted, signaling that "they want to put an end to the corruption."
Fox News Digital could not independently verify the allegation that Hegseth improperly withheld Ukraine funding or engaged in any wrongdoing related to the matter.
Hegseth did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
Rep.-elect Scott Wiener, D-Calif., told Fox News Digital that he had "no idea" whether additional impeachment articles would be introduced and was unaware of evidence supporting the allegations. However, he expressed support for removing Hegseth from office.
"I will fully support impeaching him," Wiener told Fox News Digital. "He's a disaster to our military and our country."
Republicans, meanwhile, accused Democrats of pursuing politically motivated impeachment proceedings against Trump administration officials.
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast, R-Fla., told Fox News Digital following Tuesday's vote that he was "not surprised" by Democrats' interest in impeaching Hegseth.
Mast argued that Democrats were determined to impeach "anyone who was appointed by the president," regardless of whether evidence supported the allegations.
The discussions come as Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January, giving the party greater power to launch investigations, hold hearings and pursue impeachment proceedings.
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The late game on ESPN’s Wednesday doubleheader features two Western Conference teams that have looked like contenders through the first few weeks of the season. Golden State visits Houston with both teams sitting at 7-3. Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users promo code FOXNEWS350 to bet $20 and get $350 in FanCash on Warriors vs. Rockets.
These teams have reached the same record in very different ways. Golden State still plays the way it has for years, with Stephen Curry at the center of an offense built on movement, spacing and shooting. When the Warriors are rolling, they can turn a close game into a blowout with a three-minute run.
Houston has gone the other direction. The Rockets are big, physical and relentless on the glass, with Alperen Sengun running the offense out of the post. They want to slow the game down, win the possession battle and wear opponents out over 48 minutes.
Pace is the key. If the Warriors can push the ball and turn this into a shooting game, their style travels well, even in a tough building. If the Rockets control tempo and turn every trip into a halfcourt battle around the paint, the size advantage is theirs.
The national TV setting adds another layer. Curry has made a career of big performances in big road games, and a late-night matchup on ESPN against one of the West’s best teams is exactly the spot where he tends to raise his level.
Houston has the home court and the physical edge, which is likely why the market leans its way. But the Warriors have the most dangerous player on the floor and an offense that can erase a deficit faster than almost anyone in the league. Even if the Rockets win, a game between two teams this evenly matched should come down to the final few possessions. Take Golden State and the points. Your $350 in FanCash arrives win or lose.
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Country star Craig Morgan says he's 'willing to die' for America after returning to military service
Country singer Craig Morgan, a U.S. Army Reserve warrant officer, says he is willing to die for his country to preserve America's freedoms.
"I am willing to go wherever they send me and do whatever it takes to ensure that we maintain the freedoms," Morgan, who reenlisted in the Army in 2023 after previously serving for nearly two decades, told Fox News Digital. "And not for me, but for my family, for my friends, for my friend's kids, and for the kids that I don't even know."
He said he thinks every American service member feels the same way he does.
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"Listen, like the [Toby Keith] song ‘American Soldier’ says, ‘I don't want to die, but if dying is asked of me, I will.’ And I believe that more people, even those that don't serve, feel that way."
The "Redneck Yacht Club" singer, who lives in Tennessee, said, "That's what we celebrate."
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"But absolutely, I am willing to die for my country and to die for the freedoms that I get to celebrate. I want my grandchildren and their children and their grandchildren to celebrate those same freedoms."
Morgan released a new 11-song album, "My Country," on Nov. 6, which features a cover of "American Soldier."
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"We're celebrating our 250th," he said. "I just felt like it was most appropriate as we celebrate that as a nation that I'm able to do it in my genre, in my format, in my occupation."
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He said he feels like he’s always celebrating America, "but we took it, I feel like we took it a step further with this actual project, a physical project, celebrating our nation, hence the name ‘My Country,’ but for me, it had a dual implication."
At the risk of sounding biased, Morgan said he thinks country music "celebrates the love and passion for our freedom and for our nation much more than the other genres."
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"We don't shy away or steer away from our belief in God, family, and country," he added, "and this project really kind of hits at both of those, both of my worlds, my military world and my music world."
The 62-year-old is especially proud of the original track "Long May You Wave," which he called "extremely personal" and emotional.
"Having served in the military for over 20 years now, that flag represents something that I think — there was a time in our nation that it had been taken for granted. I do believe that we're back in a place where we respect that flag, we respect what it stands for. And I'm not saying that we didn't, but I think generally we lost sight of what it is that flag represented and the many, many men and women who have sacrificed in order to ensure that that representation is not tarnished."
The song is about middle-class America — "the people that really built this country and the people whose backs we stand on," he said.
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The cover of "American Soldier" is in honor of Keith "and in honor of what he stood for," he explained.
"For me, that song again is extremely personal," he said. "I am an American soldier and I love my country and I love what this song says about us."
Morgan said service members don’t "stand out there and wave our flag, so to speak, but this song is a testament to, in my opinion, the moral fiber that makes up those people who serve our nation. And I'm grateful to have the honor to be able to record that song."
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He added that country music offers listeners a "sense of reality, a sense of truth. Also, all of this wrapped up in humility, grace, and gratitude."
"The general populace of the country music format, including the artists, come from a place of humble beginnings, come from a place of Middle America," he said. "We talk about, sing about, and represent, and live the lifestyle of the people that build America, as I alluded to earlier. And I still live that lifestyle. A lot of people don't believe it. I mean, you know, I don't always cut my own grass, but I do sometimes, but I still take off my own garbage when I'm home."
Speaking about his own family, Morgan said he hopes his grandchildren "inherit the attitude towards our nation that my grandfather had and that I feel like I have."
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"One thing that I see now that I did not see four years ago is a sense of pride in our nation, a sense of pride in their jobs," he said.
He said he doesn’t preach his politics, "but here's what I tell every one of them: If we are not a safe nation, all of the other stuff that you celebrate will not matter. It's that simple."
Morgan also held a Veterans Day 5K in Nashville on Veterans Day this year to bring attention to the charities he supports and raise money for them and to celebrate veterans.
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Equally important to Morgan is his faith.
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Morgan said he’s faced pushback in the entertainment industry over it, "but when it comes to my faith in my God, I do not care. I can't. I focus solely on my relationship with my God through my church and allow that to dictate. Whatever happens outside of that is on them, not me."
He’s fine with people disagreeing with him, and he doesn’t want to convert everyone, "because that's God's job. I just live my life in accordance with the word as best I can, focus on my relationship with him and hope that I'm doing the things that he would have me do so that people can come to know him through me."
Ilhan Omar appears clueless on basis for federal probes: ‘You probably have more details on that’
Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., told Fox News Digital on Tuesday she was never informed by federal agencies of the grounds on which she is being investigated — even claiming she isn’t sure how many probes into her there are.
"No, no," she said when asked if she had been told exactly the basis for the investigations.
There are two known ongoing federal probes into the Somali-born congresswoman — the first, confirmed by sources to Fox News Digital, is the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) looking into whether her immigration paperwork was fraudulently filled out by herself or her father; and the second is investigating her financial disclosures discrepancies and was confirmed publicly by U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro.
On Omar’s first day back on Capitol Hill following the investigations, she told Fox News Digital she doesn't know if DHS and the Department of Justice (DOJ) are each investigating her independently.
"I’m not sure," Omar said. "You probably have more details on that."
The congresswoman's feigned innocence on the matter came after she had a two-hour meeting with her lawyers at her Capitol Hill office on Tuesday.
The news of the federal investigations first gained steam after Fox News Digital first reported that agents with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) were executing a federal raid on Omar’s Washington, D.C., residence on Oct. 12. Sources confirmed the search was in relation to an investigation into Omar's immigration paperwork.
The Somali-born lawmaker arrived in the U.S. in 1995 as a refugee fleeing civil war after spending four years in a refugee camp in Kenya.
Federal agents reportedly seized the congresswoman’s cellphone, passport and computer. Fox News Digital also later confirmed that a sample of the congresswoman’s DNA was also obtained during the raid.
Omar told Fox News Digital on Tuesday that "most" of the items seized during the raid have been returned to her possession.
"I’ve gotten most of them back," Omar said.
More information continues to come to light as the investigations proceed, including a federal court filing identifying Omar by the name "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi," which matches the last name of her ex-husband, whom reports have alleged is her brother.
The marriage continues to draw scrutiny after the Daily Caller recently reported that her ex-husband Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, who is alleged to be her brother, described himself as a "gay man" in an academic paper that was published earlier this year.
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Omar ignored Fox News Digital’s questioning about her ex-husband and rumored brother referring to himself as "gay" in Aug. 2026, just months before HSI raided her house and federal investigations got underway.
The congresswoman is still under investigation as she returns to Capitol Hill after winning re-election to represent Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District. Her two high-profile lawyers, Amy Jeffress and Joshua Matz, were seen leaving her office in the Longworth House Office Building after a roughly two-hour meeting.
Omar’s team did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
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Get a head start on holiday shopping for the tech lovers in your life with these smartwatch offers from T-Mobile. Whether they’re loyal to Apple or prefer Google’s Android ecosystem, you can find a great gift that fits their everyday routine, from tracking workouts and sleep to staying connected on the go. Right now, you can buy an Apple Watch Series 12 and get a second for $250 off or save up to $500 on a Google Pixel Watch 5.
Right now, you can check several names off your holiday list with T-Mobile’s Apple Watch Series 12 BOGO deal. Buy one 46 mm Apple Watch Series 12 for $550 and get a second for $250 off when you add qualifying watch lines, bringing the total to $850 before taxes.
The watch tracks heart rate, ECGs, irregular heart rhythms, sleep and menstrual cycles. It also offers Apple Intelligence, water resistance up to 50 meters and up to 24 hours of battery life (or up to 38 hours on Low Power Mode). Choose from 13 band colors to personalize each gift.
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Save up to $500 on the Google Pixel Watch 5 when you activate a new line on a qualifying Watch Plan Plus. The deal brings the $530 watch down to as little as $30, plus tax.
The Pixel Watch 5 has a scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass display and offers up to 30 hours of battery life for the 41 mm model or up to 40 hours for the 45 mm model. Google Health tracks sleep, fitness and other health metrics, while Gemini-powered coaching provides personalized insights, morning briefs, weather updates and more.
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The biggest differences are compatibility, battery life and software. The Apple Watch Series 12 is the better fit for people already integrated into the iPhone ecosystem, while the Google Pixel Watch 5 makes more sense for Android users who want longer battery life and Google-powered features.
USA hockey hero Connor Hellebuyck greeted with 'Trump's your daddy,' other vulgar chants in return to Winnipeg
USA Olympic hockey hero Connor Hellebuyck made his return to his former Canadian home on Tuesday night, and Winnipeg Jets fans let him hear it.
The star goaltender, who stopped 41 of Team Canada's 42 shots en route to winning gold, requested a trade from the Jets and landed with the New Jersey Devils last month, teaming him up with Jack Hughes, who scored the golden goal back in February.
The Devils made the controversial decision to not have Hellebuyck in net, citing a potential "reduction in our expected win probability."
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Hellebuyck, though, was the backup for the night and still took the ice for warmups and got the wrath of the Jets faithful.
He was hit with chants, some explicit, from "coward" and "We don't miss you" to "Trump's your daddy" — President Donald Trump singled out Hellebuyck in his phone call with the team after winning gold and announced he would receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.
Hellebuyck insisted that he felt it was his "duty" to play, but the front office had other decisions.
Hellebuyck was somewhat mum on his reasons for wanting a trade aside from joining a team he views as a contender, but that changed on Tuesday.
Hellebuyck said there was no single moment that led to him wanting out, and that some off-ice issues played into it, saying he had faced "more than online death threats."
Dawson Mercer, who was sent to the Jets from the Devils in the trade, put two pucks past Jake Allen to help Winnipeg win, 3-2. Nico Daws, also now a former Devil, was in net for the Jets.
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The gold medal was USA's first in men's hockey since the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" team.
OutKick's Matt Reigle contributed to this report.