The Tampa Bay Rays live to play another day, coming through with a two-run 13th inning to walk off the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 4 of the World Series 4-3.The Brewers, smelling its first World Series title in franchise history after 22-year-old Cooper Pratt broke an innings-long 2-2 tie with a solo home run in the top of the 13th inning, were just three outs away from celebrating. But after an error allowed Junior Caminero to reach base to start the frame, the Rays finally smelled some life. Liam Hicks made even more believers in Tropicana Field when his single moved Caminero to third base, and Jonny DeLuca told the Brewers, “Not so fast!”CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEThis 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. DeLuca’s RBI single to center field scored the tying run, and the rally was on. Chandler Simpson, who had an RBI double to begin the scoring in this game, made it bases loaded with no outs. Then, Ben Williamson, the last player on the Rays’…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A federal judge has disqualified Bill Essayli, the top federal prosecutor in Southern California, from overseeing two criminal cases after finding that he is unlawfully serving as a “de facto” U.S. attorney.U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright ruled Tuesday that Essayli cannot participate in or supervise the prosecutions in the two criminal cases.However, the disqualification will not take effect immediately, giving the Justice Department time to seek a stay pending appeal.”We respectfully disagree with the court’s order,” Essayli said in a statement provided to Fox News.APPEALS COURT RULES TRUMP ADMIN UNLAWFULLY APPOINTED NEVADA’S TOP FEDERAL PROSECUTOR “The President and the Attorney General have every right to select supervisors within the Justice Department,” Essayli continued, adding that “ultimately, this question will be decided by the Supreme Court, and I look forward to serving in my current role until then.”Essayli originally served as interim U.S. attorney under an appointment that expired after 120 days. Then-Attorney General Pam Bondi subsequently appointed him as a special attorney and designated him first assistant U.S. attorney. He was never formally nominated by the president or confirmed by the U.S. Senate.Seabright previously found that the arrangement did not lawfully…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. military on Tuesday carried out a lethal strike on a vessel in the eastern Pacific that it said was involved in drug trafficking, killing five people it identified as “narco-terrorists,” according to U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM).”On October 27, under the direction of SOUTHCOM, Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere executed a lethal, kinetic strike on a go-fast vessel operating along established narco-trafficking routes in the Eastern Pacific,” SOUTHCOM said in a statement.”Confirmed intelligence revealed the vessel’s active involvement in narco-trafficking,” the statement continued.SOUTHCOM said five people it described as narco-terrorists were killed during the operation.US FORCES OBLITERATE SUSPECTED ‘NARCO-TERRORIST’ VESSEL IN LETHAL EASTERN PACIFIC STRIKE, KILLING 3 Tuesday’s strike was the latest in the Trump administration’s monthslong campaign targeting suspected cartel vessels, which has now resulted in at least 240 deaths from more than 70 strikes, according to The Associated Press.Video of Tuesday’s operation released by SOUTHCOM shows a vessel in the water before it erupts into a massive fireball.SOUTHCOM did not specify where the strike occurred beyond identifying the eastern Pacific and saying the vessel was operating along established drug-trafficking routes.US KILLS TWO ‘NARCO-TERRORISTS’ IN STRIKE 2 MONTHS SINCE LAST…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A federal jury on Tuesday convicted Halima Salman of knowingly receiving military-style training from ISIS while living in Syria, bringing an emotional end to a closely watched terrorism trial.The case was believed to mark the first time a woman accused of joining ISIS stood trial in a U.S. federal court.Salman, also known as “Umm Khattab al-Muhajir,” is a 27-year-old U.S. citizen and former Brooklyn resident who faces up to 10 years in prison. She is scheduled to be sentenced Feb. 2.According to federal prosecutors, Salman’s parents traveled with her and her eight siblings out of the United States in 2016, ultimately taking the family to ISIS-controlled territory in Syria.NAVY VETERAN AMONG TRIO WHO ALLEGEDLY WANTED TO BEHEAD SOLDIER AND FUND ISIS DRONE ATTACKS ON AMERICANS The Justice Department said she was 18 years old when she married an ISIS fighter and voluntarily sought military-style training from the terrorist organization.Prosecutors said Salman pledged loyalty to ISIS and willingly participated in its activities.She received authorization from ISIS to carry an assault rifle and was given a document certifying that she had completed the training. That document was later recovered from her husband’s cellphone, officials…

It hasn’t been the best few months for Kylian Mbappé.The French superstar striker entered the 2026 World Cup with his team as clear favorites to win the tournament, only to come up well short, losing 2-0 to Spain in the semifinals. Then, on Monday night, he lost the Ballon d’Or, the award given out to the best player in international soccer, to Harry Kane.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.Though Mbappé was brilliant in the “El Classico” against Barcelona, scoring a brace in the rivalry match, through the first 10 matches of the La Liga season, Real Madrid’s goal differential of +15 pales in comparison to Barca’s +29. He also refused to fully wear a shirt worn by the rest of his teammates, to reaffirm Cueta’s status as a part of Spain after an unprecedented surge of illegal immigration from Morocco.KYLIAN MBAPPE PREDICTABLY BENDS THE KNEE AFTER LOSING CHINESE SPONSORS FOR LAUGHING AT MEME OF DICTATOR MAO But on Tuesday, his season somehow got even worse.Mbappé bent the knee…

Japanese prosecutors indicted the U.S. Marine suspected of murdering and robbing a local woman Oct. 4. Lance Cpl. Devin Jacob Ballard, 20, assigned to the III Marine Expeditionary Force headquartered at Camp Courtney in Okinawa, Japan, was indicted on Sunday for the murder and robbery of Anna Yagi, a 39-year-old Naha resident, at a hotel in the city. Earlier this month, local authorities arrested Ballard for allegedly murdering and robbing Yagi at a hotel in the city. Prosecutors allege that Ballard strangled Yagi with a phone cord at the hotel and then stole her backpack with her wallet and other belongings inside, according to a copy of the indictment provided to Japan’s public broadcaster, NHK, by the Naha District Public Prosecutors Office. The Naha District Public Prosecutors Office declined to give Military Times a copy of the indictment, saying only those registered locally with the office could receive one. An investigation of the body found that Yagi died from suffocation. Hotel security footage shows a person with hair and tattoos resembling Ballard’s entering a hotel room with a woman and leaving with items. The murder and subsequent arrest reignited concerns among Okinawa residents over the large American troop presence on…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Grammy-winning producer Jack Antonoff said Ed Sheeran missed a “massive” opportunity to “stand the f— up” to billionaire interests, criticizing the English singer for removing Macklemore from his tour over the rapper’s remarks on Israel-Palestinian conflict.Antonoff, lead singer for the band Bleachers and producer behind some of Taylor Swift’s biggest hits, made the scathing rebuke in a recent interview with The Guardian, more than a month after Sheeran faced backlash over Macklemore’s removal from the Loop Tour following the rapper’s calls for “Free Palestine” during his opening act.”If you think it is [controversial] you’re lost in some other sauce that is so crazy. They’re going to let some f—ing promoter tell me what I can say? Don’t book me. I’ll play for free outside,” Antonoff told the outlet.COLIN KAEPERNICK ACCUSES NFL OF ‘COLLUDING’ AGAINST MACKLEMORE AMID ‘FREE PALESTINE’ CONTROVERSY New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was among a group of NFL team owners who reportedly threatened to bar Sheeran’s stadium performances if Macklemore was included in the lineup.Antonoff argued that Sheeran should have canceled the tour and staged free concerts outside the venues rather than give in to pressure from billionaires.”[Ed Sheeran]…

The U.S. Navy announced the names of the service members who died in a fiery car crash early Saturday morning in Pensacola, Florida. Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Apprentice Drekwon Bagley, Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Recruit Francois Longdayeyambete and Airman Apprentice David Deanda died in a single-vehicle traffic accident, the service confirmed. Bagley and Longdayeyambete were assigned to Naval Air Technical Training Center, while Deanda was assigned to Naval Aviation Schools Command, both of which operate out of Naval Air Station Pensacola. “The Pensacola Police Department is leading the investigation into the accident,” the Navy said. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is also conducting an investigation, which the service said was common protocol when there is a non-combat death without medical oversight. The NCIS is working alongside the Pensacola Police Department to uncover the circumstances that led to the crash. Police, who were notified of a vehicle collision around 1:35 a.m. Saturday morning, told local reporters that the car flipped over and caught fire after the driver lost control and smashed into a barrier. Originally from Michigan, Bagley enlisted in the Navy on May 14, 2026.  Longdayeyambete, from Massachusetts,  enlisted in the Navy on July 9, 2026.  And Deanda, who hailed from California, enlisted…

The Cleveland Browns enter Week 8 with a 5-2 record, and Sunday’s matchup against division opponent Pittsburgh Steelers could determine which team sits atop the AFC North standings next week.At least part of the Browns’ unexpected turnaround this season has been attributed to Deshaun Watson’s return to form. But Cleveland’s decision to name Watson its starting quarterback before the regular season drew some criticism.The quarterback’s path to Cleveland included his turbulent departure from Houston amid sexual misconduct allegations made against him. Since joining the Browns, Watson has also dealt with a series of significant injuries.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE While Watson has not fully returned to the elite form he displayed with the Texans, he has thrown for more than 1,400 yards in seven games, remained healthy and provided stability at quarterback for Cleveland during its turnaround.Watson appears to have shown enough to convince ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith that he should currently be considered the favorite to win the NFL’s Comeback Player of the Year award. “Deshaun Watson right now is the Comeback Player of the Year,” Smith said during Tuesday’s edition of “First Take.”NFL WEEK 6 SUNDAY TAKEAWAYS: GIANTS HAVE A NEW QB1, BILLS KEEP ROLLING AND…

The U.S. Army is asking whether the defense industrial base can deliver and support nearly 21,000 Infantry Squad Vehicles. An Army market survey published Monday focuses on two ISV versions: the ISV-9, which carries nine passengers, and the ISV-Utility, which carries five passengers plus a utility bed to haul cargo. “The estimated total requirement is for 20,787 vehicles (9,003 ISV-9 and 11,784 ISV-U), subject to fund availability and requirements from the U.S. Army, other sister services and potential Foreign Military Sales (FMS) customers,” the survey said. “To ensure the most streamlined, competitive, and cost-effective approach, the government is utilizing the results of this market survey to determine the feasibility of several procurement pathways.” The ISV, from GM Defense, is based on General Motors’s commercial Colorado and Silverado pickups. GM Defense was awarded a $697.7 million contract modification last month for engineering changes to the ISV-U and the ISV-U Utility Winch Kit, bringing the cumulative value to $915.6 million. GM Defense announced Oct. 12 that the Army expanded orders for the ISV from an initial 649 to nearly 12,000. In the market survey, contractors are asked to provide the Army with manufacturing cost estimates based on “varying annual production volumes (e.g.,…