Lane Kiffin is no stranger to making headlines. The new head coach of the LSU Tigers starts his career in Baton Rouge in just two months’ time, but even after his controversial and contentious exit from Ole Miss, he had some bizarre complaints about his time in Oxford.In an interview with Vanity Fair in May, Kiffin addressed some of his reasons for the move, including the most unexpected one: Black family members being concerned about racism in Mississippi in 2026.”‘Hey, coach, we really like you. But my grandparents aren’t letting me move to Oxford, Mississippi.’ That doesn’t come up when you say Baton Rouge, Louisiana,” he said in the interview. “Parents were sitting here this weekend saying the campus’s diversity feels so great: ‘It feels like there’s no segregation. And we want that for our kid because that’s the real world.'”He later added that his remarks about Ole Miss were “factual.”TIM BRANDO JOINS DAN DAKICH, EVISCERATES LANE KIFFIN FOR HIS RACIALLY CHARGED VANITY FAIR COMMENTS”I just hope [comments] comes across respectful to Ole Miss,” he said. “There are some things that I’m saying that are factual, they’re not shots.” Unsurprisingly, reactions on social media to Kiffin’s claims were not positive.…

When disaster strikes and the water stops flowing, most people are focused on drinking water, food, and safety. But there’s another urgent problem that doesn’t get nearly enough attention: what do you do when you can’t flush your toilet? Sanitation failures are one of the most dangerous and underestimated consequences of any widespread disaster. When running water is cut off and sewer systems are overwhelmed, human waste has nowhere to go. It piles up fast, and the consequences can be severe. I’m not just talking about bad smells here. Improper waste disposal is a direct pathway to cholera, typhoid, dysentery, hepatitis A, and a long list of other diseases that have historically killed more people during disasters than the disasters themselves. Floodwaters mixed with sewage can contaminate wells, soil, and food supplies, turning a short-term emergency into a long-term public health crisis. Most preppers already know the standard fallback: dig a cat hole, set up a camp toilet, or improvise a bucket system. These work, but they come with real drawbacks. They’re uncomfortable, unstable, and can be especially difficult for kids, elderly family members, or anyone with mobility issues. If you’ve got a regular toilet in your bathroom, why not…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Nic Nemeth called his shot and challenged Mike Santana for the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) World Championship at Slammiversary on Sunday – and he did not miss.It was a classic main event between the two talented wrestlers. Nemeth came into the match looking to knock off Santana, who had been the champion for nearly a year. Nemeth had his brother on his side to help play some mind games during the match.COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON FOX NEWS DIGITAL Ryan Nemeth distracted the referee and got himself ejected almost instantly. It was enough time for Nic Nemeth to knock Santana down with the Call Your Shot Gauntlet trophy. Santana was bleeding from the head after the smack.Nemeth hit Santana with a superkick but Santana countered with Spin the Block. The pin was futile. Nemeth then connected with a few superkicks and a Danger Zone but couldn’t keep Santana down. But Santana would run out of steam. After kicking out of Nemeth’s latest combination, he fell into Nemeth’s arms. Nemeth hit another Danger Zone and pinned Santana for the win.It’s the second TNA World Championship reign for Nemeth. His first title reign…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Katy Perry was forced to cancel her headlining performance at Belgium’s Werchter Boutique just hours before she was set to the stage on Saturday after forecasts of severe weather prompted officials to shut down the outdoor festival.In an Instagram post, the 41-year-old pop star apologized to fans and expressed her disappointment that the show would not move forward, noting that she had “no choice” in the decision.”Sadly my set @WerchterBoutique tonight can’t happen due to a government mandated cancellation because of the incoming inclement weather and crowd safety concerns,” Perry wrote.APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POST “I was backstage at the show in the middle of hair and makeup when this news was delivered, and they gave me no choice,” she explained. “I am just as unhappy as you are.”KESHA CANCELS TEXAS CONCERT, PUTS FANS’ SAFETY FIRST AS STATE FACES DEADLY FLASH FLOODS”Unfortunately this is beyond my control, but the safety of all 55,000 of you always comes first and foremost,” Perry added. “I am sorry I can’t change the weather, and even sorrier that all of us can’t be together tonight.””I was looking forward to being back after 17 years, I…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said he is expected to make a full recovery after suffering minor injuries in a multi-vehicle crash in Delaware on Sunday that was triggered by a driver experiencing a medical emergency.The Delaware Democrat said he was riding in one of several vehicles struck during the crash and was transported to Beebe Hospital for treatment. In posts on X, Coons thanked first responders and medical staff, adding that he was relieved that, by all accounts, no one was seriously injured.HEART-STOPPING VIDEO SHOWS MIDDLE SCHOOLERS SAVING THEIR BUS AFTER DRIVER PASSES OUT AT THE WHEEL “Earlier today, a Delaware driver experienced a medical incident and collided with several cars, including one in which I was a passenger,” Coons wrote on X. “I was transported to Beebe Hospital and treated for minor injuries. I’m now home and expected to make a full and swift recovery. He later posted that he was grateful to the first responders for their prompt and professional response, as well as medical personnel at Beebe Hospital, where he was transported to.”I’m feeling relieved and blessed that by all accounts no one was seriously injured during the crash,” Coons wrote.…

Find someone who loves you the way ESPN loves Iran.Iran played a pretty mediocre World Cup, which ended Saturday with its elimination from the tournament in a fairly big letdown.ESPN, wanting to honor Iran, put out a post on the team’s exit. To them, failing to make the knockout stage amounted to a “remarkable” tournament run.JUDGE UPHOLDS FIFA’S BAN ON IRAN’S OLD FLAG AT WORLD CUP GAMES AFTER EMERGENCY HEARING IN LOS ANGELESSure, ESPN.”Iran are eliminated from the World Cup after a remarkable tournament run,” ESPN FC posted Saturday, championing a team that didn’t win a single match.Not everyone shared ESPN’s take.One fan wrote, “Remarkable might be a stretch. They didn’t win any games and didn’t advance in a format where 32 of 48 did advance. They weren’t awful by any means, but they weren’t spectacular either.””I have played football (not soccer), baseball, and basket[ball] in my life. I would have the same results out there and they did (0 wins),” another reaction read.The Iranian camp certainly didn’t see it that way.FIFA PRESIDENT SAYS TRUMP REITERATED IRAN ‘WELCOME TO COMPETE’ AT WORLD CUP IN US AMID MIDDLE EAST CONFLICTCaptain Mehdi Taremi called the tournament “a disaster,” while head coach Amir…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Bill Maher tore into Darializa Avila Chevalier — the socialist backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani — on Friday after Chevalier won the Democratic primary for New York’s 13th Congressional District and drew scrutiny for her answers on prisons, deportation and past anti-American posts on social media.Maher opened “Real Time with Bill Maher” with a monologue about Avila Chevalier’s refusal to directly say whether a convicted murderer should be incarcerated during a New York Editorial Board interview.”The New York Times asked her, ‘If someone murders someone randomly, should they go to jail?’ Couldn’t get her to say yes for that,” Maher said. “So, there is a woke mind virus, and I think we found patient zero. Her name is Darializa Avila Chevalier.”MAMDANI-BACKED SOCIALIST WITH HISTORY OF ANTI-AMERICAN RHETORIC WINS VICIOUS DEM PRIMARY RACE Avila Chevalier, 32, defeated Rep. Adriano Espaillat, D-N.Y., chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, in Tuesday’s primary. Chevalier led with 49.4% to Espaillat’s 45.9%.Maher also cited past statements about the United States and her reported plan to kneel during the congressional oath.”She also says that the United States, the country she’s running to be a part of, is…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A rare collection of original letters, family Bibles and founding-era artifacts is offering new insight into the role Scripture played during the nation’s founding.The artifacts are on display at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., where a new collection marking America’s 250th anniversary examines how Scripture influenced the country’s earliest years through original documents and historical objects.Among the featured items are the first Bible printed in English in America, family Bibles belonging to several founding fathers and other prominent Americans, and an original Thomas Jefferson letter on religious freedom.RARE LETTER REVEALS ‘PROFOUND’ CHRISTIAN FAITH OF FORMER ATHEIST AT THE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLETogether, the documents trace how biblical language appeared throughout the founding era, influencing conversations about liberty, education and public life.Anthony Schmidt, the museum’s director of collections and curatorial, told Fox News Digital that the collection uses primary sources to examine the Bible’s role in early American history. “The Bible has been an integral part of this nation’s founding and history,” Schmidt said.”That’s not a theological claim; it’s what the documents show. The founding fathers referenced Scripture, argued from it, and built political frameworks on its language about human…

This article was originally published by Jacob Thomas at Natural News under the title: Alberta Wildfires and U.S. Sanctions Deliver One-Two Punch To Canadian Energy and Critical Minerals Sector Wildfires in Alberta have halted 344,000 barrels per day of oil production, affecting 7% of Canada’s total crude output, with major producers like Cenovus, MEG Energy, and Canadian Natural facing disruptions. Shell issued a force majeure at its 300,000-barrel-per-day Scotford, Alberta, upgrader after a unit tripped, cutting March deliveries by approximately 20%. Sherritt International has shut down its Fort Saskatchewan cobalt refinery due to expanded U.S. sanctions on Cuba halting feedstock supply, leaving it idle until mining in Cuba resumes. The shutdown of the refinery highlights supply chain vulnerability, as Sherritt’s nickel and cobalt operations are constrained and the company focuses on preserving cash for a potential restart. Analysts warn that the simultaneous crises will likely raise gasoline prices, battery costs, and uncertainty for North American supply chains, demanding immediate policy attention. A double crisis is unfolding across Western Canada as devastating wildfires disrupt oil production in Alberta while newly expanded U.S. sanctions have forced the permanent shutdown of the nation’s only cobalt refinery, sending shockwaves through North American energy and…