​NEW Now you can listen to Fox News articles! Savannah Guthrie, host of the “Today” show, shared an Easter message contemplating faith, doubt, and uncertainty amid her mother Nancy Guthrie’s ongoing disappearance after 63 days. The reflection was posted by Good Shepherd New York for its virtual Easter event on YouTube, with Guthrie offering profound thoughts on coping with grief and unresolved questions in a challenging time. Nancy Guthrie, 84, was last seen after apparently being abducted from her bedroom in northern Tucson, Arizona, around 2 a.m. on February 1. Officers on the scene discovered a narrow trail of blood drops extending from the front door to the driveway’s edge. The back doors were left ajar, and the doorbell camera was gone. Investigators subsequently retrieved home security video depicting an unidentified masked man at the front door. The evidence trail seemed to conclude at the driveway, with her location still unknown. NANCY GUTHRIE UPDATE: RETIRED K9 OFFICER CLAIMS FAILURE TO DEPLOY CADAVER DOGS ‘DEFIES LOGIC’. Guthrie recognized that Easter’s promise of hope and renewal can seem remote amid the uncertainty of her mother’s disappearance. “There are moments when that promise feels irretrievably distant, when life itself seems far harder than death,” Guthrie said. These moments of profound disappointment in God, the sense of complete abandonment.  

​NEW Now you can listen to Fox News articles! A Philadelphia man faces an attempted murder charge after allegedly stabbing a gym employee several times at a Planet Fitness from which he had been previously banned, leaving the victim in critical condition. Davier Massey, 28, was arrested Thursday soon after the incident at the gym in Cheltenham Township’s Wyncote area, according to local police. Officers arrived on the scene around 12:30 p.m. Police responded to reports of a stabbing at Planet Fitness and discovered a male employee with multiple stab wounds, authorities said. He was urgently transported to a trauma center suffering from critical, life-threatening injuries. No immediate updates on his current condition were available. Investigators stated the attack came after a dispute between the employee and Massey, who had been previously banned from the gym. FLORIDA MAN ATTACKS CHILD WITH KNIFE AT SCHOOL BUS STOP DAYS AFTER RELEASE FROM JAIL, POLICE SAY. I can’t believe it. One gym-goer told FOX29 Philadelphia, “I feel like I’m in a dream right now.” Another said to the station that “all the employees are nice” and “uplifting.” “It’s shocking that something like this happened right here,” he said. KANSAS MAN CHARGED IN UNPROVOKED PARK STABBING THAT LEFT WOMAN CRITICALLY INJURED.  

​NEW Now you can listen to Fox News articles! A daring museum robbery abroad is attracting worldwide notice and sparking fresh concerns about the potential for similar thefts in the United States. Artworks by renowned artists such as Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne, and Henri Matisse were stolen from Italy’s Magnani Rocca Foundation during the night of March 22-23. The theft grabbed global headlines, but an expert reveals the true story extends far beyond the crime. Geoff Kelly, a former FBI agent from the bureau’s Art Crime Team, told Fox News Digital that such crimes are far more frequent than most realize and nowhere near as complex as they seem. “Stealing the artwork is easy,” Kelly said. It’s not hard to kick in a door, smash a window, and make off with it. Das Video zeigt einen erschreckenden Moment, als maskierte Einbrecher aus Kalifornien gehobene Geschäfte überfallen, bevor sie in luxuriösen Geländewagen fliehen. This reality is heightening concerns over vulnerabilities within museums, including those in the U.S. Kelly noted that museums confront an inherent security challenge. Unlike banks or vaults, museums are designed to be open, accessible, and welcoming to the public—a feature that criminals can also exploit. “Museums are always going to be vulnerable,” he said. “They’re not vaults—they’re meant to be open and inviting.”  

​NEW Now you can listen to Fox News articles! As various agencies gather tips in the Nancy Guthrie case, the individual offering a $100,000 reward asserts that Crime Stoppers—rather than the sheriff—provides the most secure option for witnesses to submit information and an attractive one for those seeking payment for reliable details without revealing their identity. “I believe people will step forward if they can remain anonymous and receive a reward,” stated Wisconsin lawyer Michael Hupy, president of Crime Stoppers Milwaukee. In Arizona’s Pima County, the local Crime Stoppers chapter operates as 88-CRIME, reachable at 520-0003-7463. Hupy has already disbursed $75,000 in rewards and pledged an additional $200,000 to help resolve crimes in his community. He told Fox News Digital this week that he spent six figures on the Guthrie case because of the alarming nature of her disappearance. NANCY GRACE SLAMS SHERIFF’S HANDLING OF GUTHRIE CASE: ‘THE FISH STINKS AT THE HEAD’. Authorities believe she was abducted from her bedroom in northern Tucson at around 2 a.m. on February 1st, Sunday. Police found a faint trail of blood drops leading from her front door to the edge of her driveway. De achterdeuren van haar auto stonden open. De Nest deurbel camera van haar huis was weg.  

​NEW Now you can listen to Fox News articles! The four astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission have traveled more than halfway to the moon since launching Wednesday from Kennedy Space Center, but a recurring issue has emerged. For the second time since launch, Orion’s toilet is malfunctioning. “During the night, we tried to vent the wastewater tank that’s attached to the toilet.” We encountered issues with it, likely from a suspected blockage we believe was probably caused by ice. Judd Frieling, the Artemis II flight director, explained during a Saturday news conference that they instructed the crew overnight to use their collapsible backup urine devices. The astronauts had faced a similar toilet issue on the mission’s first day. The spacecraft’s moon toilet broke down after launch and continues to be a persistent problem. TRUMP BOOSTS MOON MISSION HYPE AS ARTEMIS II GEARS UP FOR LAUNCH AMID PRESSURE FROM PRIOR SETBACKS. Debbie Korth, deputy manager of NASA’s Orion program, stated that the toilet remains functional. “You know, this is a test flight.” “We’re working out how these systems integrate, but it’s functional and we have backups to complete the mission,” she said. NASA confirmed the toilet remains usable for astronauts’ solid waste. ARTEMIS II LAUNCH CAPTIVATES COLLEGE SOFTBALL GAME AS PLAYERS GAZE SKYWARD IN AWE. “Space toilets and bathrooms are something everyone can easily relate to .. it’s always a challenge,” Korth said. John Honeycutt, chair of the mission management team, said the public’s interest in the Orion toilet was “kind of human nature.”