Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs apologized to his teammates, while also speaking with reporters for the first time since returning to the team after being removed from the commissioner’s exempt list last week.Jacobs missed the first six weeks of the 2026 season following an offseason domestic abuse arrest in May, which landed him on the commissioner’s exempt list on Aug. 30.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.The league continues to investigate Jacobs’ situation despite pleading no contest to both misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor criminal damage to property. Jacobs being removed from the list doesn’t hinder the investigation, the NFL has noted, but he is allowed back with the Packers.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Ahead of his potential season debut — the Packers haven’t said whether Jacobs will be playing against the Detroit Lions on Sunday — Jacobs spoke with reporters, expressing remorse for his actions.”Excited to be back with the team, with the guys,” he said during his media availability. “I want to say thank…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! During a podcast interview Wednesday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized a video from actor Matthew McConaughey encouraging voters to consider independent candidates.On Sunday, McConaughey took to social media and challenged the long-held notion that voting for an independent candidate is a wasted vote, arguing that just a handful of independent lawmakers could dramatically shift the balance of power in Washington.”They’ve been telling us for years that an independent vote is a wasted vote,” McConaughey said in a video shared on Instagram. “Well, a great question for our times is has that unwasted vote been working out for you?”FOX NEWS POWER RANKINGS: AS THE HOUSE FALLS, THE SENATE STAYS IN PLAY Liberal journalist Kara Swisher shared the video with Clinton on their new podcast “High Stakes,” remarking that she didn’t think McConaughey articulated the appeal of independent candidates well enough for viewers.Clinton went further and criticized McConaughey for potentially complicating the Democratic Party’s efforts to push back against President Donald Trump in the midterm elections.”I think it’s really unfortunate that somebody who’s such a great actor with such a reach would be two weeks before a midterm that is aimed at…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! During Wednesday night’s Michigan U.S. Senate debate, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed passionately denied ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and admonished Republican Sen. Mike Rogers for attempting to link him to the organization.”[El-Sayed] was passionate about defunding the police,” Rogers said, responding to a question about law enforcement funding. “As a matter of fact, he asked the Muslim Brotherhood, excuse me, head Morsi in Egypt, to defund the police there, too. I mean, it’s unbelievable.”Rogers was referencing a letter that The Washington Free Beacon reported El-Sayed signed in 2012 calling on the Egyptian president, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, to purge his nation’s police force.ABDUL EL-SAYED INVOKES JFK TO DISMISS ‘CRAZY’ QUESTIONS OVER FAMILY’S ALLEGED TIES TO MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD “To bring into question my commitment to the Constitution is really beneath you,” El-Sayed responded. “I am proud of America. I’m proud to be an American. I’m proud of our Constitution that guarantees all of us the right to pray as we choose to pray. And the question — that you would ask that — I think is actually really quite shameful. As somebody who’s actually served under that Constitution, it is shameful.”TRUMP LINKS MICHIGAN…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A California mayor insisted that handing out monthly cash payments is an effective tool to combat the state’s soaring cost of living, even as local leaders face steep hurdles in securing permanent taxpayer funding to keep guaranteed income programs alive.”I believe that guaranteed income programs like our Rise Up Alameda (RUA) pilot program are a valuable and effective tool to address the affordability crisis, based on the documented experiences of program participants,” Alameda Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft told Fox News Digital. “The average age of the 150 program participants was 49 years, with 26% being 62 years or older, and most participants were either employed or retired.”Ashcraft’s comments follow the completion of “Rise Up Alameda,” the city’s first-ever guaranteed income pilot project. City staff presented the program’s final 24-month evaluation report to the Alameda City Council on Oct. 6.ALBUQUERQUE USES WEED TAX TO FUND ‘NO-STRINGS-ATTACHED’ GUARANTEED INCOME, SPARKING POLICY DEBATE According to city documents, the pilot aimed to “reduce economic instability for program participants, help to change local narratives and perceptions surrounding poverty and the provision of public benefits, and help to support and inform the national discussion regarding public benefits and anti-poverty…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Americans can legally brew beer and make wine at home, but producing even a small amount of whiskey could land them in federal prison.Now, the U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to weigh in on a 150-year-old federal law prohibiting home distilling, a case that could have implications far beyond the liquor cabinet.The justices agreed Monday to review the Reconstruction-era restriction, which dates to 1868 and was originally enacted to combat liquor tax evasion.AMERICANS ONCE SURVIVED ON SQUIRREL PIE, WHISKEY AND HOMEMADE CHEESE AFTER BRITISH IMPORTS DRIED UPRobert Alt, president and CEO of the Ohio-based Buckeye Institute, which represents challengers to the ban, told Fox News Digital the decision marks a significant development for home-distilling enthusiasts.”This is a real opportunity for both whiskey and freedom,” Alt said. Among those challenging the prohibition is John Ream, an Ohio brewery owner and former aerospace engineer who wants to distill small quantities of spirits at home for personal consumption.Ream’s legal battle was previously highlighted by Fox News Digital as he awaited word on whether the nation’s highest court would intervene.MAN CHALLENGING 150-YEAR-OLD BAN ON MAKING LIQUOR AT HOME HOPES SUPREME COURT TAKES HIS CASEUnder federal law,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! John Goodman is getting candid about what led him to lose weight.During a recent interview with The New Yorker, the 74-year-old actor discussed his struggles with his weight and alcoholism, saying that he got sober in his 50s, but was trying to manage his weight before quitting.”I’d lose sixty pounds in a summer, gain it all back. Seventy pounds, eighty pounds. And that got tiring,” he said. “I took steps so I wouldn’t have to do that anymore. I was almost four hundred pounds. I was eating alcoholically after I stopped drinking.”He shared that to improve his health, he “had an operation on my stomach,” but said he also became “anemic and lost a layer of fat under my skin.” ‘MIKE & MOLLY’ STAR BILLY GARDELL REVEALS WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY ‘PROBABLY SAVED’ HIS LIFEWhen discussing his experience with alcoholism, the “Roseanne” star shared his struggles began in 1978 when his girlfriend at the time “put me on waivers, so my nights were free for the first time in five years.”He recalled going out to multiple bars until drinking became a “habit,” noting, “I started gaining weight at an alarming rate.” He pinpointed…

Bestech Knives has signed a new designer and his first knife is coming out this month. Jesse Pauley, AKA Caveman EDC, is bringing out the Dactyl, a beefy but relatively compact EDC folder. Pauley got into the knifemaking biz in a modern, but increasingly popular way: the online knife/EDC community. An enthusiast before he was a designer, Pauley created the Caveman EDC Facebook group as a space for like-minded EDCers to gather, chat, and show off their latest gear acquisitions. Eventually, his online presence grew large enough that Pauley was able to start collaborating with makers, which eventually brought him to Bestech for the Dactyl. Love that 80s Camo Carbon The Dactyl is certainly one of those knives that, in images, looks like it would be an absolutely honker. When we first saw it we figured, maybe a 3.5, 3.75-inch blade? But in fact, the Dactyl is a fairly smallish knife – albeit still large enough to be a full-featured EDC: its listed blade length is 2.98 inches. The blade shape is a wide-snouted, compound-ground, Japanese-style tanto – that is to say, the delineation between the primary and secondary edges is gradual rather than instant. Opened primarily with a front…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Modern Times Café, a Minneapolis restaurant that attempted to eliminate prices, has announced that it will be closing for good by the end of the year.”For the last six years, I’ve been trying to prove that Modern Times can continue to exist,” owner Dylan Alverson wrote on social media on Saturday. “I’ve exhausted every option without compromising the core fundamentals that make Modern Times what it is.”He added that he plans to spend the next two months celebrating the 16-year-old business and discussing ways for a business like his to continue.MINNESOTA SENATE VOTES TO BAN ICE FROM WEARING MASKS, ALLOW RESIDENTS TO SUE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL VIOLATIONS”The only way for places like Modern Times to exist in the future is to actively challenge the reasons why it can no longer exist,” Alverson wrote.Alverson previously announced on Instagram in January that his business, which rebranded as Post Modern Times, would operate as a “free and donation based restaurant” where everyone would be welcome “except ICE” in protest of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations happening in his state, in response partly to the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. “We absolutely cannot go…

The USS Abraham Lincoln is shifting its home port from San Diego to Naval Base Kitsap-Bremerton, Washington, according to a recent service announcement. The relocation is expected to be completed later this year and executed as a permanent change of station for the aircraft carrier’s crew and family members. The move, while long planned, had left many family members in limbo after the USS Abraham Lincoln’s routine six-month deployment was extended twice after the U.S. jointly launched Operation Epic Fury with Israel on Feb. 28.The ship, which returned to San Diego, California, on Oct. 8, spent 322 days at sea — and 265 consecutive days without a port call.At an August town hall meeting in San Diego, family members spoke with Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao and other senior officials, expressing frustration with Navy officials over reported food shortages, concerns about self-harm and confusion over the timeline regarding the impending move to Washington. According to the release, the home port shift is part of the Navy’s “strategic dispersal of ships,” while noting that “Regularly scheduled depot-level maintenance maximizes the lifespan of our Navy vessels and keeps our fleets lethal, modern, and ready to defend the nation. The work…

We are just a couple of days away from the World Series starting. There are some great games ahead of us, and baseball has delivered some really enjoyable games this postseason. With the series beginning in a few days, it is worth taking a look at some of the futures markets and who we should wager on for MVP and the overall series.ChampionIt is really hard to bet against the Brewers. I’ll be honest, I’m not a Brewers fan. Most of it is because I am a Cubs fan, and I have found the Brewers to be a bit insufferable without winning anything, so if they do win, it might just get worse. Personal issues aside, the Brewers are the best team in baseball, have been the best team in baseball, and have looked absolutely elite in the postseason. Can they be stopped?RAYS PUNCH THEIR TICKET TO THE WORLD SERIES, TAKING DOWN GUARDIANS IN GAME 6 TO SET UP SERIES WITH BREWERS The Tampa Bay Rays will look to do just that. It doesn’t look good for them, though. They had the second-lowest OPS against 98 mph or faster pitches in baseball this season. They have struck out 66 times…