NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Disneyland’s newly announced Tomorrowland overhaul has reignited calls from fans to bring back the PeopleMover, a classic attraction shuttered more than three decades ago.Thomas Mazloum, chairman of Disney Experiences, unveiled the Tomorrowland plans during the D23 fan convention on Aug. 15.Mazloum offered few specifics about what the reimagining would entail, instead framing the project around Disneyland’s upcoming 75th anniversary in 2030 and its future.ICONIC SECTIONS OF DISNEY WORLD CLOSING DOWN AND DISAPPEARING BEFORE VISITORS’ EYES”As we approach Disneyland’s 75th anniversary, with an eye toward the horizon and the park’s centennial, I think it’s time to renew that promise once again in a way that deeply honors the original and imagines the future with optimism,” said Mazloum, as SFGATE and other outlets reported.”And that starts with Tomorrowland.” The announcement quickly renewed speculation among fans about whether the reimagining could include the return of the PeopleMover.The PeopleMover was an elevated attraction that carried guests above Tomorrowland. It opened in 1967 and closed in 1995.DISNEYLAND MAY SCRAP LONG-STANDING PARK RULE THAT FRUSTRATED VISITORSThe ride carried more than 50 million guests during its 28-year run at Disneyland, according to D23, Disney’s official fan organization.Fans posting comments…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A drug used to treat erectile dysfunction and enlarged prostate symptoms may raise the risk of glaucoma, a serious eye condition that can cause gradual vision loss, according to new research. An international team of researchers analyzed health records from nearly 74,000 men ages 40 and older with lower urinary tract symptoms to examine whether long-term tadalafil use was associated with a greater risk of glaucoma. The study, published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology, compared about 37,000 men prescribed tadalafil with a similar group who did not use phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors, the drug class that includes Cialis.Researchers followed the men for up to five years and looked for new cases of glaucoma and high pressure inside the eye, along with whether patients needed treatment for glaucoma.VISION PROBLEM LEADS TO MAN’S STAGE 4 LUNG CANCER DIAGNOSIS, NEW DRUG EXTENDS SURVIVAL Men who used tadalafil were 22% more likely to develop glaucoma than those who did not use the drugs, according to the findings.They were also 32% more likely to develop high pressure inside the eye and 33% more likely to develop primary open-angle glaucoma, the most common type of the disease.Dr. Valerie Kattouf,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An American Airlines flight landed safely in Dallas after a laptop battery caught fire on board, prompting flight attendants to contain the fire and emergency personnel to meet the aircraft, officials confirmed to Fox News Digital.American Airlines Flight 2398 was approaching Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) on Friday after departing Atlanta when the crew reported a laptop battery fire, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).Flight attendants contained the fire with a thermal containment bag, the FAA said.The Airbus A321 landed safely at DFW at about 6:55 p.m. local time, according to the agency. The FAA is investigating the incident.TWO PLANES BLOW TIRES WHILE LANDING AT MAJOR US AIRPORT HOURS APART, FAA INVESTIGATING American Airlines separately confirmed to Fox News Digital that smoke was reported from a customer’s device during landing.”American Airlines flight 2398 landed safely at DFW after reports of smoke from a customer’s device during landing. We thank our crew for their professionalism and swift response to quickly contain the device,” a spokesperson said.The aircraft taxied to the gate under its own power, where emergency personnel met the plane in accordance with procedure, the airline said.One passenger received medical…

I know, I know. You can save your emails about respecting summer starting at home. That is true. I’m not here to say that there isn’t work to do on that front. There is, but it doesn’t mean the fight can’t be fought abroad too.It can. It is. It must.We’ve had others in the sports world join the fight from elsewhere before. Most recently golfer Charley Hull, who calls England home, did so. On Sunday, it was Olympic runner Alica Schmidt’s turn. ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!It’s been awhile since the 27-year-old made a blip on the content radar. Once referred to as the “World’s Sexiest Athlete,” I don’t know where she ranks now.I don’t believe the advanced analytics have been reviewed lately. At least not in the past few months, possibly longer. I don’t know where Schmidt currently stacks up on the track and field rankings either.There’s a lot I don’t know. What I do know is the work and the content haven’t stopped. She’s been busy, but she hasn’t been too busy. She made sure there was time for showing summer the proper respect it deserves.CHARLEY HULL PULLS…

Several NFL players have been granted the opportunity to return to college football ahead of this season. Most would agree that the development is just the latest item added to the laundry list of reasons that prove that this era of college football is broken.A total of 16 players from the class of 2022 were granted a temporary restraining order against the NCAA on August 20 that grants them a fifth year of eligibility. Former Ole Miss tight end Dae’Quan Wright and former LSU defensive end Jack Pyburn, who are both on NFL training camp rosters, are among the players headlining the group.Despite the likes of Wright and Pyburn suiting up for NFL teams in recent days during preseason action, and the college football season getting underway on August 29, the signed order in Louisiana grants players the ability to enter the transfer portal. Wright took advantage of his situation and reportedly entered the transfer portal. He also took the field for the Cleveland Browns on Saturday. NCAA WINS TENTH CIRCUIT ‘STAY’, BUT FACES MORE ELIGIBILITY LAWSUITS FROM 2022 CLASS ATHLETES IN CHAOTIC TIMEThe assumption is that players battling for a spot on an NFL roster, even a team’s practice…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Embattled Sinaloa, Mexico, Gov. Rubén Rocha Moya abruptly requested an indefinite leave of absence Saturday, just one day after returning to office following a three-month absence triggered by U.S. drug trafficking charges against him.Rocha, 77, shared a letter on social media asking for “temporary leave of an indefinite nature, for more than 30 days” from his position as governor.The letter, dated Aug. 22 and stamped received by the Sinaloa State Congress that day, does not say when Rocha plans to return or why he is stepping away again.MEXICAN SENATOR ACCUSES SHEINBAUM OF SHIELDING ‘NARCO-POLITICIANS’ AFTER US CARTEL INDICTMENT The request came just a day after Rocha announced his return and said it was his “duty to fulfill the mandate” of voters who elected him to serve through Oct. 31, 2027.”Today, I return to the exercise of my responsibility as Governor of Sinaloa with a clear conscience and head held high, with the strength of truth on our side,” Rocha wrote Friday on X.Rocha said he spent 112 days away from office while making himself available to Mexican authorities investigating what he called “false accusations” by the U.S. government.He said he personally appeared…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The internet is ablaze after controversial socialist Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan invoked second lady Usha Vance in taking a dig at Vice President JD Vance, leading some top voices to question how he would treat female staff should he win in November.”El Sayed is now attacking Wives [sic] of US leaders? What a guy,” said former Florida state representative Ben Graber on X.El-Sayed, running against Republican former congressman Mike Rogers, launched the attack on Saturday after Vance slammed him for his stated adherence to Sharia law during a rally in Ohio, suggesting the practice would be completely alien to his grandfather, whom he calls his “Papaw.” VANCE UNLOADS ON EL-SAYED OVER SHARIA REMARKS: ‘THAT’S NOT MY GRANDPA’S DEMOCRATIC PARTY’”So do we think JD is taking Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw, or no…” El-Sayed said, seemingly in reference to the second lady’s Indian ethnicity.El-Sayed’s campaign did not return a comment request from Fox News Digital asking him to explain exactly what he was implying.SWING-STATE DEM CANDIDATE’S ‘DISGUSTING’ COMMENTS ABOUT JD, USHA VANCE’S ‘BROWN CHILDREN’ SPARKS OUTRAGE”Why does Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed just assume that all White midwestern grandparents…