Travis Kelce put his best foot forward in the tunnel before even stepping onto the field on Sunday. The Chiefs’ star tight end showed up…
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WASHINGTON — Top Justice Department lawyers balked at the Biden administration’s attempts to prosecute parents who protested at school board meetings as potential domestic terrorists, ripping senior officials’ push for the criminal probes as “ridiculous” and highly “political,” according to emails released Monday. Attorneys in deputy attorney general Lisa Monaco’s office expressed concern about the demand for federal criminal investigations at the behest of the National School Boards Association, and mocked the partisan goals it would accomplish, messages published by the DOJ’s Weaponization Working Group show. “This is ridiculous,” wrote one official in Monaco’s office on Sept. 25, 2021. Other…
WASHINGTON — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been caught on leaked audio raging against the state of his Senate campaign, griping DC operatives and…
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Australia’s oldest living person celebrated an incredible milestone today by exchanging birthday wishes with the only man in the world older than him. In an…
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — the former Prince Andrew — is taking legal action against the U.K.’s Thames Valley Police in connection with his arrest this past…
Jacob Coxon, the former Anthropic researcher who sparked industry chaos by warning AI could kill all humans, is set to testify at a New York City Council hearing Monday on the new tech, according to a report. He was appearing at the request of Council Speaker Julie Menin, who has…
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the unexplained death of a Russian plague institute worker “cause for focus” but not alarm — as panic mounts amid speculation that the 28-year-old may have contracted pneumonic plague. “We know what we know, obviously, about whatever the Russians have provided, which…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former Republican Rep. Dennis Hastert, who was the longest-serving GOP House Speaker before falling into disgrace for breaking banking laws, died on Monday at the age of 84.This is a developing story. Check back soon for updates. Anders Hagstrom is a reporter…
It’s not looking berry good. A recall of frozen berries — that originally started back in July 3, 2026 and Sept. 3,2026 — has just been expanded. The company, Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A., announced a new lot of its frozen berries have been potentially contaminated with a dangerous…
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View MoreDeception, scams and cases of false identity. These are common risks in online dating that Simon Leviev said he can prevent with his soon-to-be released dating app, Safe Love. He knows how fraudsters commit those deceptions. He was one of them. Leviev, who was born Shimon Yehuda Hayut, gained prominence as the “Tinder Swindler” because of his romance fraud schemes. The 36-year-old made a lavish income extorting money from women he met online. In 2015 and 2019, he was convicted of fraud, theft and forgery charges in Israel and Finland, he confirmed to Fox News Digital in a video conference…
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President Donald Trump is raising eyebrows after reiterating his love for — and apparent need of — aspirin. “I love Bayer Aspirin. I take an aspirin a day,” Trump, 80, said while speaking to a crowd of supporters at a midterm campaign rally in Vandalia, Ohio, on Saturday, October 3. “I don’t know if it works, but psychologically I need it. It thins the hell out of your blood I guess. I don’t know if it works or not but I’ve been doing it for a long time — and here I am, making speeches.” The commander-in-chief continued, “Bayer. And I like Bayer aspirin … I take the big one. You know they want me to go down to the 80… I take the 386… I don’t know what the hell it is. It’s a monster. They said, ‘Sir, you don’t need that.’ I said, ‘Do me a favor — I’ve been doing okay for 35 years. Leave me alone.’” The president went on to claim that when he has switched aspirin doses, things go awry. “I switch to the little tiny one — the little tiny — it doesn’t look right,” he continued. “I’ll switch to that little tiny…
Jeremy Strong is too busy “committing” to pay any attention to criticism over his method acting process. “I’m just there to commit utterly to serving the material,” Strong, 47, told The New Yorker in an interview published Friday, October 2, addressing claims some of his costars have grown frustrated with his art. “If some people feel that I’m taking it too seriously, or it changes the molecules in the room in a way that makes something uncomfortable, I guess that’s something that I don’t feel that I need to apologize for.” He continued, “I believe — and I think the…
The Broncos lost both starting cornerbacks, including former NFL Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Surtain II, during Sunday’s game against the 49ers. Surtain, a four-time Pro Bowler in his first five seasons in the league, left the game late in the second quarter after suffering a non-contact ankle injury. “It makes it harder,” Broncos coach Sean Payton told reporters about the rash of injuries. “You go 16 weeks, and that might happen once every two years. And yet, you have to be ready. Certainly, it affects [defensive coordinator] Vance [Joseph] and what you want to call. It affects whether…
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Is it possible that the postseason fate of Giancarlo Stanton — at least for the first round — came down to a bunch of at-bats against Ryan Weathers, Elmer Rodríguez and prospect Kyle Carr at an empty Yankee Stadium? It certainly sounded as if the day’s live batting practice, on the eve of Game 1 against the Red Sox, would matter, with the slugger attempting to show team brass both that he is healthy enough to play and that his bat is ready enough to perform. If manager Aaron Boone & Co. were judging purely on what they saw Monday,…
Environmentalists are slamming Starbucks for falsely claiming its plastic cups are “widely recyclable,” after an investigation could not confirm a single one being recycled. Vermont-based Beyond Plastics said Monday that most of the single-use, plastic cold beverage cups placed in recycling bins at Starbucks stores it recently tracked ended up in landfills or incinerators. The nonprofit advocacy group placed 69 Bluetooth-enabled trackers inside Starbucks’ in-store recycling bins. Of the 47 that provided data, 23 ended up in landfills and 11 wound up at incinerator facilities. Ten more were last detected at waste transfer stations, a stop on the way to…
Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took aim at football culture, questioning whether America’s most popular sport is “ethical,” according to a resurfaced audio clip posted online Monday by the Republican Party. In a 2023 podcast episode, the Michigan Democrat questioned whether American football could be considered “ethical” or “safe” due to the risk of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) for players and perceived ties to toxic masculinity and violence. “What is it about this brutal sport that keeps us coming back?” El-Sayed is heard saying. “Is there a version of football that’s actually ethical and safe? What would need to…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Sen. Susan Collins said she would not be “intimidated” after one of her Maine constituent offices was vandalized Monday, prompting her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, to break his silence Monday night and condemn the “vandalism and intimidation” as “wrong.”The senator’s constituent office in Biddeford, Maine was vandalized on Monday, with the words “Trump Whore” sprayed on the entry doors. The senator’s office confirmed the incident, while a photo of the defaced doors was posted on Facebook and X by Maine state Sen. Matt Harrington, the assistant Republican leader in the chamber.…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Tennessee grandmother has filed a lawsuit against a North Dakota city and police department, accusing officials of wrongfully detaining her for nearly six months after allegedly misusing artificial intelligence facial recognition technology to investigate a bank theft case.Angela Lipps, now 50, of Elizabethton, Tennessee, said she was caring for her neighbor’s four young children when police showed up at the home and arrested her at gunpoint in July 2025.The complaint, filed Sept. 15, 2026, alleges that authorities relied exclusively on a flawed AI facial recognition match to extradite Lipps from Tennessee…
Step inside your favorite horror movie. A newly opened exhibition at LA’s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures showcases items from nearly a century of horror films, bringing you closer than ever to your worst nightmare. Opened last Saturday, “The Horror Show” exhibit displays of 396 objects from 167 popular horror titles. The exhibition takes visitors through six categories: gothic, psychological, science, religion, ghosts and slashers. The gothic gallery hosts items from vampire classics, including a cape from Dracula (1931) and Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt’s costumes from Interview with the Vampire (1994). Items from newer hits are there too, like…
Karen Pittman has one wish for The Morning Show viewers as they watch the final season unfold. “I hope they experience the joy that we had,” Pittman, 51, exclusively told Us while attending the Rape Treatment Center and Stuart House at UCLA Health’s annual brunch on Sunday, September 27. “The joy we had as artists putting the story together — from carpenters to lights, photography, cameramen, writers, directors, hair, makeup — I think we all try to tell the best story by doing our very, very best work.” While trying to hold back tears, the actress added, “I hope people…
October baseball always has a funny way of bringing old enemies together, only this time there’s a change of address. One year after the Chicago Cubs eliminated the San Diego Padres in three games at Wrigley Field in the 2025 National League Wild Card Series, the two teams will meet again in a rematch Tuesday night at Petco Park. The Cubs won five of six meetings between the teams this season, including a football score of 23-3 back in July. The Cubs also bring baseball’s most productive offense, an extraordinary defense, and the likely NL MVP in Pete Crow-Armstrong. But…
The Goldman Sachs board of directors is quietly finalizing a succession plan that would elevate Chief Operating Officer John Waldron to chief executive, replacing David Solomon as early as next year, according to a report. The blueprint sees Waldron assuming the top job in late 2027 or 2028, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing people familiar with the matter. Solomon, 64, would then transition to executive chairman of the board for one to two years. While the exact timeline remains fluid, directors could formally approve the transition in the coming months, the newspaper reported. The handover would cap a…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: A bipartisan group of more than 50 lawmakers is urging the Trump administration not to finalize a proposed Medicare policy tied to the Biden-era drug price negotiation program, arguing it could discourage development of improved cancer treatments.In a Sept. 21 letter obtained by Fox News Digital, the lawmakers called on Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz to remove the agency’s proposed fixed-dose combination policy from its final rule implementing Medicare’s Drug Price Negotiation Program.The Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program was created under the Inflation Reduction Act,…
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