So much for Denver taking over the AFC West. The first Monday Night Football matchup of the 2026 season was a total disaster class for the Denver Broncos, who got flattened 31-10 by the Kansas City Chiefs at a rowdy Arrowhead Stadium.Everyone tuned in to see Patrick Mahomes make his return nine months after tearing his ACL and LCL last December.CHIEFS FACE CRITICAL 2026 SEASON WITH PATRICK MAHOMES RETURNING FROM ACL TEARBut while Mahomes looked crisp, Kansas City’s $43 million offseason prize stole the entire spotlight. Fresh off winning Super Bowl LX MVP honors, running back Kenneth Walker put on an absolute clinic. Walker finished with 191 total yards (173 rushing, 18 receiving) and two touchdowns … single-handedly out gaining Davis Webb’s entire Denver offense on the night.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. On Denver’s opening drive, Chiefs rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane picked off Bo Nix to hand Kansas City instant momentum, which Mahomes capitalized on with a 15-yard touchdown scramble. From there, Walker took complete control.Early in…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Georgia’s youngest elected mayor was removed from office just 10 months after taking the job following allegations that he misused city funds and exchanged sexually suggestive messages and images with an 18-year-old high school student.Jayden Williams, who recently turned 23, was impeached by the Stockbridge City Council in the city south of Atlanta after taking office in January.”The City of Stockbridge confirms that the City Council has taken formal action concerning the Office of Mayor,” the city said in a statement on Sunday. “The Mayor has been removed from office.”Williams was accused of using his city purchasing card for more than $4,000 in personal expenses, including restaurant meals, clothing, haircuts and a movie, according to Fox 5 Atlanta. He reportedly spent $2,600 on gas and used a city vehicle for personal purposes.MASSACHUSETTS MAYOR CHARGED WITH WIRE FRAUD IN $1.5M COVID RELIEF SCHEME The spending was reported after city workers noticed unusual transactions involving public funds and immediately notified management and the city’s legal team.According to Williams’ testimony, he did not intend to use city funds and later repaid the money, Fox 5 reported. He further claimed the city-issued card looked similar to…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A desperate search is underway in the South Pacific after a passenger ferry carrying dozens of people sank between two islands in Vanuatu, an island nation east of Australia.At least one person has died and more than 30 others remain missing as search-and-rescue operations continue, according to a statement shared on Facebook by Vanuatu’s Ministry of the Prime Minister.MOM LOSES GRIP ON DAUGHTER AS PASSENGER FERRY CAPSIZES WITH 20 PEOPLE STILL MISSINGThe MV Matui was traveling between the islands of Ambae and Santo when it sank Friday, according to The Associated Press (AP). It had 47 people on board. Searchers rescued 15 survivors and recovered one body — but local authorities have now shifted their efforts toward the coastline as the hunt for the remaining passengers continues, AP reported. Search efforts are being scaled back in open waters and shifted toward Vanuatu’s southeastern coastline, where currents may have carried survivors, according to Matai Seremaiah, Parliament member for Luganville, the ministry said.”Our hearts and prayers are with the families who have lost loved ones,” the ministry wrote. “To the survivors, we pray for your strength and recovery. To the families of those missing and…

Navy families evacuated from Naval Support Activity Bahrain cannot return to retrieve personal belongings, but service members outside Bahrain are able to designate someone to do it on their behalf, according to the Navy. Over six months after the evacuation of approximately 1,300 dependents from NSA Bahrain, some families remain separated from household goods, vehicles and pets that were left behind.The Navy says family members and non-essential personnel who remain outside Bahrain have not been authorized to return to retrieve personal property because of ongoing security concerns.“Service members and affiliated civilians are responsible for initiating the household goods move process from temporary safe havens and from Bahrain with their chain of command,” a Navy spokesperson told Military Times. “Service members currently located in Bahrain can ship their household goods and vehicles in person, and those who are located outside Bahrain can designate a representative to act on their behalf.”One Bahrain-based sailor, who was granted anonymity due to concerns of reprisal, said the process remains frustrating and unclear. An Aug. 31 town hall hosted by Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle, during which Caudle said troops would not be returning to Bahrain “anytime soon,” did little to assuage concerns over…

While Week 2 of the college football season was filled with drama, the typical chaos, and the game of the year with Texas-Ohio State, the most shocking result of the weekend was Oklahoma State’s upset win over the Oregon Ducks.This preseason, most analysts expected the Ducks to be one of the top few teams in the country. Oregon was once again a playoff team in 2025, with their only losses coming to eventual National Champion Indiana. They had another typically excellent recruiting class, with four five-star high schoolers joining an already loaded roster.Quarterback Dante Moore surprisingly returned for another season, and while head coach Dan Lanning had to replace two coordinators, expectations were that the transition would be seamless thanks to picking internal promotions.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. Through two games however, no team has been more disappointing. Oregon struggled to put away Boise State in Eugene in week one, ultimately winning 34-27. Week two was far worse.Several turnovers forced by the Ducks’ defense papered over what…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A White House spokesperson denied the suggestion that President Donald Trump’s administration could be influenced by “pardon brokers” an issue examined by CBS’ “60 Minutes” on Sunday.During the show’s season premiere, the long-running news program ran a segment on lobbyists reportedly negotiating for presidential pardons for particular clients based on alleged connections to the president.”Presidents have been pardoning criminals since George Washington,” correspondent Lesley Stahl said. “It’s a constitutional power. No explanation needed. The Department of Justice does screen applicants and typically only recommends those who remorsefully seek mercy. But that’s not always been the process. President Ford pardoned Richard Nixon. President Clinton, Marc Rich after donations. President Biden, his son Hunter, and Anthony Fauci.”BIDEN CLEMENCY BLITZ LEFT DOJ SCRAMBLING AS MANY COMMUTATIONS BYPASSED NORMAL VETTING, EMAILS SHOW “President Trump, he’s developed his own vetting system, pardoning political allies, including all of the January 6 rioters, as well as a string of unrepentant financial conmen who argued, just like him, that they were wrongly prosecuted,” she continued. “How did these people get their grievances in the president’s ear? Donations appear to help and those who can pay hire pardon brokers, lawyers and…

The U.S. Department of the Air Force deployed on-orbit space control weapons in an effort to meet evolving threats from adversaries and boost space capabilities.Air Force Secretary Troy Meink announced Monday at the the Air & Space Forces Association’s 2026 Air, Space & Cyber Conference that the service has on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the joint force against “hostile adversary action.”Meink announced in a keynote address Monday at the Air & Space Forces Association’s 2026 Air, Space & Cyber Conference that the service has on-orbit space control weapons that are capable of defending the joint force against “hostile adversary action.”Meink offered no other details, saying only that the phrasing was “well thought out.” He said maintaining and being able to depend on U.S. space capabilities is necessary as adversaries develop their own capabilities to threaten them.“It is critically important that we maintain our dominance not only in the air but in space, and so that we’ve had to take steps to make sure that when we’re threatened, we can take care of that,” he said during his speech.During a media roundtable following the keynote, Meink declined to comment on the type of weapons or why the announcement was…

The XD Mod.4 uses the same magazines that the XD always has. There must be a bazillion of them out there, so you’re good on this front.Springfield Armory’s XD Mod.4 OSP is something special.When it comes to reliability and durability, it’s hard to beat the Springfield Armory XD series. In fact, I’m not entirely sure you can hurt one … even with the enthusiastic application of a ball-peen hammer. I’ve never seen one fail to function—unless it was being fed absolutely garbage ammo. (And even then, the malfunctions were few.)But no one ever called the XD sleek—not at the start and not for a long time. Even when Springfield had slimmed it down some, it was still a bulky and, dare I say, not-pretty pistol.The Mod.4 changes all that. In fact, it changes the XD so much that, when I first caught sight of one, I had this brief moment of “is that an XD-M?” confusion.At first glance, the Mod.4 XD looks a lot like an XD-M—all the value of the XD, plus more.Springfield Armory XD Mod.4 OSP SpecsType: Striker-fired semi-automaticCaliber: 9mmCapacity: 16+1Barrel: 4 inchesOverall Length: 7.3 inchesHeight: 5.5 inchesWidth: 1.2 inchesWeight: 27 ouncesFinish: MeloniteGrip/Frame: PolymerSights: Fixed fiber-optic front and…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former NFL star Colin Kaepernick called out the Trump administration during an interview with “The View” on Monday, saying the NFL supported the administration politically.”Colin, just six months after you started protesting, you say you were forced to opt out of your contract with the 49ers, and you were never picked by another team again,” co-host Ana Navarro said. “You sued the NFL for collusion, claiming that team owners were intentionally keeping you out. They’ve denied this. And it ended in a confidential agreement, though. So now as you look back, what do you think was the reason that not a single team would give you a chance to play for them?”Kaepernick pointed to politics and power. The former quarterback joined the co-hosts of the liberal talk show to discuss his new book, “The Perilous Fight,” in which he details his football career and the decision to kneel during the national anthem.COLIN KAEPERNICK IS RIGHT ABOUT THE NFL’S ‘PERFORMATIVE’ RACISM CAMPAIGN — BUT HE’S ALSO A HYPOCRITE “I think it was political,” Kaepernick said. “I also think it was power. I think the reality is, one, I think it’s in important context:…