NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Von Miller, the eight-time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl champion, is heading to Jerry’s World for his 15th NFL season.Miller announced he is signing with the Dallas Cowboys, though the specifics of the deal were not disclosed.”Dallas ! Let’s make this one Special !” Miller wrote on X with a photoshopped picture of himself in a Cowboys uniform. Cowboys legend Demarcus Ware, who also won a Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos alongside Miller, also posted a FaceTime screenshot of the two of them smiling together with the a smiling emoji and “#CowboysNation.”Miller also won SB 50 MVP during that game against the Carolina Panthers as well.Miller is coming off a nine-sack season for the Washington Commanders, where he also collected 26 combined tackles across 17 games with his fourth NFL franchise in his career.QUINNEN WILLIAMS AGRESS TO $105.9M CONTRACT EXTENSION WITH COWBOYS, LOCKING HIM IN THROUGH 2030 SEASONNow, Miller will be facing off against the Commanders, and other NFC East foes, with the Cowboys.COWBOYS LEGEND RELISHES IN CALEB DOWNS PICK AS RIVAL TEAM MISSES OUT ON FILLING SECONDARY HOLEMiller is a future Hall of Fame defensive end who has two…

Phoenix Mercury head coach Nate Tibbetts lit up his media session Saturday, taking dead aim at the endless noise surrounding the WNBA.But instead of addressing why players like Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark keep taking hits from activists and mainstream outlets, Tibbetts rushed to the defense of Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White. “It really pisses me off. It’s disappointing,” Tibbetts said regarding the narrative around the league.”This is a great league. We’ve got great players. There’s great stories, great rookies, great teams. We just spend so much time talking about the wrong stuff. I don’t know why that happens in our league. It’s disappointing. I don’t know who can help change the narrative. Is it the coaches? Is it the players? Is it the media? There’s outside sources that are trying to create division, and at times it’s not a lot of fun.”TEXAS LAWMAKER SAYS WNBA RESPONSE ON CAITLIN CLARK ‘FALLS SHORT,’ KEEPS ‘EVERY OPTION ON THE TABLE’Tibbetts singled out the backlash directed at White after her limp reaction to a hard foul on Cunningham.”We make it about basketball, but some of the things that Steph has to go through, that’s wrong,” Tibbetts added.”There’s no other coach in any…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to scale back upcoming U.S.-South Korea military exercises on Sunday, arguing that the operations cost too much and send a hostile message to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.At the same time, the president went on to criticize Seoul for declining to join U.S. war efforts to denuclearize Iran.Writing on Truth Social, Trump noted that while it was too late to cancel the drills entirely, he was dissatisfied with the longstanding military arrangement between Washington and Seoul.”Based on my very good relationship with Kim Jong Un, of North Korea, I am not happy with the fact that the United States has, long ago, agreed to participate in Joint Military Exercises with South Korea,” Trump wrote.NORTH KOREA LAUNCHES ANOTHER BALLISTIC MISSILE AS US, SOUTH KOREA PREPARE FOR MILITARY DRILLS “These exercises are not only costly, with much of these costs paid for by the United States of America (as usual!), but send a signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile, to a Country that, as long as Donald J. Trump has been President, has been unthreatening and respectful.”In the same post, Trump linked his frustration over the…

Imagine the grid going down for weeks or even months. No cell service, no internet, no quick lookup when you need to know how to treat a serious wound, preserve food without power, or fix a broken tool. In a long-term disaster, knowledge is just as valuable as anything in your survival kit. Wikipedia is one of the largest collections of practical information ever assembled. It covers medicine and first aid, water treatment, gardening, food preservation, mechanics, chemistry, history, and nearly every other subject you can think of. The problem is that it normally lives online. If the internet goes down, so does your access to all it, unless you keep a copy stored locally. Here’s the good part. You can carry the entire English version of Wikipedia, photos and all, on a device that fits in the palm of your hand and runs off a small battery or even a solar charger. All it takes is a tiny computer called a Raspberry Pi, a memory card, and about an hour of setup. When power and the Internet are gone, you still have a searchable library of human knowledge sitting right in front of you. We came across this project…

Angel Reese was critical of how she started her Atlanta Dream contest against the Indiana Fever on Sunday night, and let everyone know about it at halftime.The Dream ended the first two quarters with a four-point lead, but Reese was 0-of-6 from the field to start the game and missed several shots from inside the paint.But she was pivotal in the Dream putting together a 17-4 run to close out the first half. During a halftime interview with ESPN’s Holly Rowe, Reese was quite candid discussing the start she had.”I was playing like s— in the beginning, but it’s a game of runs,” she said. “You’ve got to put that in your back pocket just because you know you have teammates that have your back. [Allisha Gray], Madina [Okot], [Rhyne Howard] – they’re carrying us right now.”FEVER AT DREAM BEST BET: WHY ATLANTA CAN COVER THE SPREAD EVEN IF CAITLIN CLARK PLAYSGray was the Dream’s leading scorer against Caitlin Clark and the Fever, and she continued that play with 21 points as of the third quarter. Okot also dropped six points off the bench with six rebounds, one steal and one block as well.”Just playing together, playing collectively and let…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran admitted on Friday that his longtime network was liberal and struggled to understand President Donald Trump’s supporters because its newsroom lacked political viewpoint diversity.Co-host of “The Fifth Column” podcast Michael C. Moynihan asked Moran directly, “Is ABC News a liberal institution?””Yes. But I think, I think like a lot of mainstream media, it’s because of lack of viewpoint diversity,” Moran said. “That was one of the problems in covering Trump. Nobody had voted for him.” ABC NEWS FACES BACKLASH FOR PRESENTING OBAMA CAMPAIGN AD AS AN ‘EXCLUSIVE’ ON REDISTRICTING MEASUREMoran said he attempted to challenge the prevailing newsroom perspective by circulating internal messages about the network’s Trump coverage.”I sent out these ‘Hey, we should be fair to Trump’ internal emails,” Moran said. “I heard from people — engineers, maybe the occasional producer — who said ‘Thank you.’”An ABC News staffer told Fox News Digital after Moran’s departure that the veteran correspondent had clashed internally with liberal colleagues, but that his social media post left the network with no other option.”It’s just sad honestly,” the staffer said. “It’s sad for him, a long-time colleague, friend, a good…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) on Sunday said the USS Abraham Lincoln has recorded one of the lowest numbers of mental health cases in the Navy, amid mounting allegations of poor conditions aboard the carrier.The Lincoln, which has been at sea for more than 260 days supporting the war with Iran, has been at the center of a dispute over allegations of supply shortages, plumbing problems and crew members threatening to jump overboard. Officials have repeatedly denied such claims and announced Friday that the carrier is expected to be replaced soon.In a statement posted by CENTCOM, commander Adm. Brad Cooper touted the carrier’s mental health record among the Navy’s 11 active aircraft carriers after reportedly visiting the ship over the weekend.”My time aboard USS Abraham Lincoln yesterday was awe-inspiring. I wish every American could see the crew in action. You would beam with absolute pride when witnessing their camaraderie, teamwork and resilience,” Cooper said, according to the post on X. “Here’s an important fact: Of the U.S. Navy’s 11 active aircraft carriers, the Lincoln currently has among the lowest number of cases related to mental health.”US NAVY RELEASES PHOTOS OF ‘FRESH MEALS,’…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kelly Clarkson has no plans to introduce her children to one infamous chapter of her career.During her final Las Vegas concert on Saturday, the 44-year-old singer revealed that she has banned daughter River Rose, 12, and son Remington, 10, from watching her 2003 musical comedy, “From Justin to Kelly.””Well, it’s an Oscar-worthy number, and it’s called ‘From Justin to Kelly,’” Clarkson joked, according to a video obtained by Us Weekly, before explaining her participation in two words: “Contractually obligated.”KELLY CLARKSON LAUGHS OFF WIND-BLOWN WARDROBE MALFUNCTION ON STAGE “Man, read the f—ing fine print, you know,” she told the crowd. “I didn’t know that if you won, you had to do a movie. Not all of us want to be Meryl Streep, we just like watching her, OK? I was like, ‘I don’t want to be in a movie,’ but they were like, ‘Yeah, but you won.’ And I was like, ‘And I feel like I’m losing? It doesn’t feel quite like a win.’”LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSClarkson starred opposite “American Idol” season one runner-up Justin Guarini in the musical, which hit theaters shortly after she became the reality…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Berkeley mathematics professor is sounding the alarm that many students are woefully unprepared when they arrive at college because the University of California system’s progressive “test-blind” policies have proven disastrous.”Three days a week, I stand in front of lecture halls with 500 to 1,400 students. By the second week of the semester, I already know who is in trouble,” professor Zvezdelina Stankova wrote in a San Francisco Standard op-ed published Saturday. “Some students are five to eight years behind in mathematics. Office hours that should be spent discussing integrals instead become lessons on fractions and basic algebra you would expect students to learn in middle school,” he said.Stankova and thousands of faculty members across the 10 UC campuses have signed open letters urging the university system to reinstate the SAT and ACT in admissions. Former UC president Janet Napolitano, who also served in the Obama administration, led the way in 2020 to phase out the standardized testing, in part out of “equity” concerns.”Since then, admissions officers have been forbidden from considering the one standardized measure that provided a common academic benchmark across California’s thousands of high schools,” Stankova wrote. CAMPUS ANTISEMITISM EXTENDS…