United Kingdom Prime Minister Andy Burnham is pushing back against England’s restrictions on alcohol at men’s soccer matches, calling the ban “discrimination” and suggesting the rules could be tested on a trial basis.Burnham told reporters, “I don’t think it’s fair for football fans to be singled out,” as he argued that they should not face restrictions that do not apply to spectators at other sporting events.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.Under current laws, fans are prohibited from drinking alcohol in view of the pitch at stadiums hosting clubs in England’s top five tiers of men’s football. Those restrictions do not apply to other sports.ANDY BURNHAM TAKES OVER AS UK PRIME MINISTER, CALLS FOR ‘NEW POLITICAL MODEL’ The Football Supporters’ Association, which advocates for football fans in England and Wales, has called for the “outdated” legislation to be reviewed. Police chiefs, however, have warned against relaxing the law and want to meet with Burnham to “explain the challenges.”The legislation dates to 1985, when it was introduced by Margaret Thatcher’s…

A person was found dead in a burnt vehicle at the edge of Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, early Wednesday morning.Members of the 96th Security Forces Squadron found the burnt vehicle with the deceased individual inside while on a routine patrol at 4:30 a.m. local time on Range Road 234 and Lewis Turner Boulevard, according to a base release.Next of kin notification is currently underway, per the statement.The base did not release the identity of the individual or say if they are affiliated with the installation.The incident is under investigation by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations and Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office.Around 20,000 personnel work at Eglin, with five wings, four wing equivalents and 35 associate units. The base comprises personnel from the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps and Navy. It supports five major commands, including Air Combat Command and Air Education and Training Command.Eglin houses the 96th Test Wing, which is the test and evaluation center for air-delivered weapons, navigation and guidance systems, command and control systems and Air Force Special Operations Command systems.Cristina Stassis is a reporter covering stories surrounding the defense industry, national security, military/veteran affairs and more. She previously worked as an editorial fellow for…

KNOXVILLE, TN – Secret Service officials stood outside Neyland Stadium on Friday afternoon putting the final touches on their plans for President Trump’s arrival to the biggest college football game of the weekend.Roads were starting to be closed, students were roaming around Tennessee’s campus on their way from class, while a number of Texas Longhorn fans took in the sights on this beautiful day before a top-15 showdown in the SEC.It’s all adding up for a monumental afternoon in Knoxville, as Arch Manning makes his first ever stop at the University of Tennessee in hopes of beating his uncle Peyton’s beloved Vols.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.Essentially, this game has everything you could ask for in college football. And, if the previous two weeks in Austin and Oxford are any indication, we are in for one heck of an afternoon.As you made your way around the beautiful Tennessee campus, it wasn’t hard to pick up on the anticipation of Saturday’s game. For only the fifth time in each…

The Idaho Army National Guard supported three successful search-and-rescue missions last week, rescuing four people in some of the state’s most challenging and remote terrain. The Army National Guard flight crew supported local search-and-rescue teams in Ada and Custer Counties, Idaho, on Sept. 16, 17 and 19. The Army National Guard, Coast Guard and Air National Guard all provide critical capabilities and equipment in difficult and complex rescue missions throughout the country. The Idaho Army National Guard unit flies HH-60 Black Hawk helicopters, which allow rescuers to reach high altitudes. The Black Hawks are also the only aircraft in Idaho with the hoist capability to extract injured, sick or stranded people from remote areas.On Sept. 16, the unit worked with Boise County Search and Rescue and Idaho Mountain Search and Rescue to extract a 59-year-old who had been missing in Boise National Forest since Sept. 13. The man was treated at a civilian medical facility following his rescue.The next day, Idaho Army National Guard flight crew members joined in an operation to rescue a 77-year-old man with a broken leg near Stanley, Idaho.Chief Warrant Officer 3 Theron Cameron, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Patrick Perry, Officer Candidate Jess Adamson and Staff…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The owner of Minocqua Brewing Co. said Monday that the Madison taproom in Wisconsin will likely shut down by the end of the year after state officials revoked the company’s alcohol permits.Channel 3000 reported that Minocqua Brewing Co. owner Kirk Bangstad said the Madison taproom is likely to shut down as the business continues fighting the state’s decision. The brewery has become known for its outspoken messaging against President Donald Trump.WISCONSIN BREWERY THAT OFFERED ‘FREE BEER’ WHEN TRUMP DIES SAYS ALCOHOL PERMIT REVOKED The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) revoked brewing permits for the company’s Minocqua and Madison locations after alleging violations involving beer transported from Illinois without the required permits and tax payments. The brewery has disputed the state’s action and accused officials of targeting it because of its political views.The department told Fox News Digital in a statement Thursday that there is a hearing on the company’s appeal on Nov. 18, and that the revocation does not take effect until appeals are done, adding that the “DOR is dedicated to fair and consistent enforcement of alcohol beverage regulations in Wisconsin and takes action when the laws are not followed, as occurred…

A federal appeals court on Friday upheld the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic from military contracts, handing a victory to President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in their battle with the AI startup over safety guardrails on its technology.The 2-1 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington came in a lawsuit by Anthropic challenging its March designation by the Pentagon as a national security supply chain risk, which the startup says has cost it billions of dollars in lost business and damaged its reputation ahead of a highly anticipated initial public offering. The court’s majority said it was reasonable for the Pentagon to designate Anthropic after it refused to allow its products to be used for autonomous weapons or mass surveillance. It rejected Anthropic’s claim that the Pentagon had retaliated against it for its views on AI safety and ethics.Siding with Hegseth’s argument that Anthropic’s safety restrictions could compromise military operations, the majority said, “The Secretary raises the deeply sobering prospect of overly constrained AI models shutting down unexpectedly and thus causing important military operations to fail,” in an opinion by Judge Gregory Katsas. San Francisco-based Anthropic said in a statement Friday that it respectfully disagrees with…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A rare genetic mutation could put people at a dramatically higher risk of developing lung cancer – even if they’ve never smoked.A rare mutation in the gene EGFR T790M was found to increase lung cancer risk by 25 times compared with people who did not have the mutation, according to a new study published in the journal Science.Among people who had never smoked, carriers of the mutation had about 62 times the odds of lung cancer compared with never-smokers who did not have it.PANCREATIC CANCER VACCINE SHOWS PROMISE IN FIRST HUMAN TRIAL, PREVENTING DISEASE IN HIGH-RISK PATIENTSThe study, led by investigators at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and 23andMe Research Institute, analyzed data from more than 3.3 million people.The gene variant showed no increased risk across 17 other cancers studied. “Today, lung cancer screening is driven almost entirely by smoking history,” study co-author Jaclyn LoPiccolo, M.D., Ph.D., attending physician and lung cancer researcher at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, said in a press release.CANCER WARNING SIGNS MAY APPEAR IN DNA YEARS BEFORE BLOOD TESTS DETECT TROUBLE”Our findings raise the possibility that, in the future, screening could also be dictated by inherited genetic risk. If further studies…

The U.S. Navy announced Thursday a new development center that will train sailors to use autonomous technology in preparation for robotic systems to deploy across the entire fleet.The service established the Robot and Autonomous Systems Warfighting Development Center at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek, Virginia, ushering in a new era that will teach service members to be technically proficient while developing and fielding new combat-ready robotic systems.“A prototype is not combat power,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle said in a C-NOte message. “Combat power comes when a trained sailor can employ a reliable system, supported by the right networks, logistics, maintenance, software, tactics, authorities, and command relationships, to create an operational effect.”The new center provides a place to work on autonomous system integration so that by the time sailors in the fleet get their hands on the technology, it is ready to be used.RASWDC will first focus on training sailors at the center to understand the systems enough to employ them in combat, while developing a broader system for teaching that can be disseminated through the entire Navy to help service members learn the technology.The center will help create warfighting concepts that delineate strict guidelines for how commanders…

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We have reached the final series of the season for teams. Yesterday we saw a lot of champagne pop as the Cubs, White Sox, Padres, and Guardians all clinched their playoff spots. That means we might have some rather tired teams today. There is still importance to a lot of games, but because of football this weekend, this will be my last piece for baseball’s regular season. Instead of focusing on just one game, I’ll share my thoughts on a few of them.Cubs vs. Red Sox, Game 1, 1:05 ETThe Cubs finally clinched their playoff spot, but they still need to figure out which Wild Card spot they will take. They also spent a ton of time yesterday afternoon drinking beers and pouring booze on each other. You don’t really stop the party right away and then travel to Boston in the evening. Now you have to play a game at 12 CT. I think the Cubs have no shot at winning this one and probably will be unlikely to win either of the games today. I’m taking Boston in Game 1 and likely will take them in Game 2 as well. This page may contain affiliate links to legal…