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    What did Pete Hegseth's group do at Arlington? Tomb guard's sharp rebuke sparks questions - Watch Viral Video

    During the Veterans Day observance at Arlington National Cemetery, a guard confronted US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his team for speaking loudly near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The reprimand caught attention as it went viral on social media, highlighting the importance of maintaining silence at such solemn events. Simultaneously, President Donald Trump revealed plans for a new triumphal arch at the historic site.

    Frankie Muniz crash update: ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ actor released from hospital after crashing his car at Daytona Speedway during practice lap

    Frankie Muniz experienced a crash during practice for the Veterans Day Classic at Daytona International Speedway. His NASCAR team reported that he was taken to a medical facility for evaluation after the accident. Muniz's vehicle suffered significant damage, prompting rescuers to cut the roof to extract him. He was declared awake and alert following the incident. Jenson Altzman has since replaced Muniz in the race scheduled for November 11.

    US Army guard rebukes Hegseth's team at Arlington cemetery
    Little Caesars Veterans Day 2026: Here's how veterans can claim their free lunch combo at Little Caesars this Veterans Day

    On Veterans Day, November 11, 2026, Little Caesars is honoring veterans and active military personnel by providing complimentary lunch combos. For a limited three-hour window, eligible customers can enjoy a HOT-N-READY lunch combo featuring pepperoni pizza along with a drink, available for in-store pickup only. Proof of military service is required, so it’s advisable to check with your local store for participation details.

    'He loves you, protects you': Trump praises Pete Hegseth on Veterans Day amid impeachment row
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