We’ve got big drama in the Little League World Series.For the second year in a row, sign-stealing accusations have blown up on the internet, with the latest taking place in Friday’s game between Wisconsin and Iowa.It just means more in Williamsport!Davenport Northwest (Iowa) defeated Whitefish Bay (Wisconsin), 7-6, in the Midwest Regional Championship game on Friday. The win sent Davenport to the Little League World Series, and sent poor Whitefish home to, presumably, start school.But was there something nefarious at play? Let’s head to the bottom of the second inning, where Iowa plated a couple runs and raised a few eyebrows along the way:This isn’t the first time the LLWS has dealt with this”They’re taking signs on second,” the catcher tells his coach during a mound visit.”Who is?” manager Kyle Fox responded.”The second baseman.”The kids go on to tell Fox that Northwest players are tapping their leg when the sign is put down, which is pretty clear from the video. Fox ignores it, and proceeds to give his pitcher a scouting report for the next batter. An inning later, things reached a boiling point with the bases loaded. That’s when another Iowa player on second appeared to motion something with his…

The Tank Museum isn’t on the way to anywhere. Located one mile north of the village of Wool in Dorset in southwest England, The Tank Museum is collocated with the British Army Armor School in Bovington. Nobody gets to The Tank Museum by accident. It’s in the middle of no place. The number of armored vehicles at The Tank Museum (both on display in the museum and in the “overflow area” in the Vehicle Conservation Centre) is stunning. Considering the Brits drive on the wrong side of the road, and each edge of their two-way thoroughfares is typically close enough to touch with your outstretched hands, why would anybody choose to seek out this obscure military base located deep in the British hinterlands? Well, that’s where you find The Tank Museum. The Tank Museum has the largest collection of tanks on Planet Earth. Why wouldn’t I go? Origin Story At the end of World War I, the British dragged a bunch of tanks out to Dorset and beat them to death with the intent of improving their armored force. By 1923, the area around Bovington was generously littered with rusting hulks. That’s when no less a literary luminary than Rudyard…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former Disney star David Henrie is opening up about how he rejected the “secular” Hollywood lifestyle after going on a life-changing monastery visit.Earlier this week, the “Wizards of Waverly Place” star was a guest on Raymond Arroyo’s “Arroyo Grande” podcast and discussed how his friendship with fellow actor Kevin James led to him discovering his faith.”I started changing my whole perspective on life and faith. I so craved an objective belief system. I grew up in relativistic Hollywood and, you know, a partying lifestyle, secular life, worldliness, materialism, and it left me empty,” Henrie said. “I call it the bubblegum theory of pleasure. Every time you eat a piece of bubblegum, it loses its flavor. In a few moments, you pop another one in. At the end of the day, you’ve gone through the whole pack, and now you just feel worse than you did when you started. That was me before I met Kevin,” he continued.HEATHER LOCKLEAR SAYS SHE LIVES ‘FAR AWAY’ FROM HOLLYWOOD AND STAYS OUT OF THE SOCIAL SCENEHenrie detailed that he found God during this time, and James extended an invitation to him to visit St. Michael’s Abbey…

It’s only preseason — and that goes for everyone.The players. The coaches. The fans. All of it. We’re all in this together. We’re all kicking off the rust and getting back into playing shape together.It’s a marathon, not a sprint.That being said, things didn’t go great for the Atlanta Falcons in Friday’s opener against the Denver Broncos. For starters, new QB Tua Tagovailoa was pretty ‘meh.’ He completed a handful of short passes to Kyle Pitts, and fumbled the second snap of the game.That was Tua in midseason form, by the way. Nobody loves a good fumbled snap more than him. Trust me. I had to watch it for four seasons.Anyway, Atlanta went into the locker room trailing, 24-0, and Denver coach Sean Payton made sure to kick the entire city while it was down:Sean Payton is in midseason form”Yeah … a lot of people dressed up as empty seats today, so, anyway …” Lordy. Brutal shot at the Atlanta faithful. Not great! A couple things …The Braves are home this weekend, and were playing at the exact same time as the Falcons last night. They’re in the thick of a division race right now. The Falcons are not.It’s preseason.…

It’s time for another edition of Saturday Screencaps where we dive into everything that happened last night while you were out on the patio Respecting Summer.Let’s get started with a trip to Indianapolis where Sophie Cunningham had herself a night. Her and the Fever pulled out a 98-87 win and then Sophie went right to Clayton’s Country Bar in downtown Indy where she got up on the bar and belted out Toby Keith’s classic, “Courtesy of the Red, White & Blue,” like a real patriot. I’ll continue to say it: You don’t love Sophie Cunningham enough.This isn’t fake emotion. This is a woman who doesn’t care what the disgusting LIBS think of her. She wants dudes out of female sports and she loves this great country. Suck it, lefties.SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM INSPIRES HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES TO SPEAK OUT ON FAIRNESS IN WOMEN’S SPORTSHow did I know that Sophie ended her night at Clayton’s singing her heart out? I had a text message waiting on me this morning from a source I met during my Big Ten Championship game back in December. My buddy Ballystar and I were in Hooters late one night on that trip. We sat down at the bar…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! High profile Democrats aren’t backing off their support for Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson following reports he fathered children with his cousin.Former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile was among the chorus of party voices throwing cold water on the claims about Jackson in a scandal-plagued Senate race that was already upended after former far-left candidate Graham Platner was forced to drop out earlier this summer following a series of controversies that culminated in a rape allegation.And now, Jackson is facing even more turmoil with the most recent revelations of a 1988 police report accusing him of assault.”There’s a lot of people who are doing a lot of gossip as news, and I don’t want to break news that might not be true — especially on something so personal — that’s not what I do,” Brazile told Fox News Digital when asked about the report Jackson had two children with his cousin and longtime partner Lana Pelletier. INTERNET ERUPTS OVER REPORT THAT PLATNER’S REPLACEMENT IN KEY SENATE RACE FATHERED CHILDREN WITH SECOND COUSINJackson became the Democrat nominee for Senate in Maine despite Platner winning the June 9 primary race. Platner formally dropped…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: An Iranian psychologist who publicly appealed to President Donald Trump to stand by Iranians protesting the Islamic Republic has been sentenced to seven months in prison, while his relatives say authorities tried to pressure him into recording a video insulting Trump and Americans. Seyed Ahmad Seyedabdollahi, a 32-year-old psychologist and counselor from Borujen who had been living in Tehran, posted an English-language video on Jan. 4 directly addressing Trump. In the video, reviewed by Fox News Digital, he urged the president to act quickly on his pledge to support Iranian protesters, saying young Iranians had trusted his words and that those who helped the Iranian people would be remembered.””…To prove your good intentions to the Iranian people, either do something without saying anything or act very quickly on your words, because many young people trust what you say. And, as you probably know, many things are useless to people who are dead.I assure you that the Iranian nation remembers good deeds well, and they will try to repay their friends in the future.”TRUMP ADMIN BYPASSES TEHRAN’S ISOLATION CAMPAIGN TO REACH IRANIANS DIRECTLY Ten days later, on Jan. 14, Seyedabdollahi was…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The sweeping policy shift announced Tuesday to end Medicaid funding for youth sex-change treatments is being hailed by at least one veteran pediatrician, who argued that the procedures were never “compassionate” approaches for children facing gender dysphoria.In an interview with Fox News Digital, Dr. Quentin Van Meter, the immediate past president of the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds), reflected on the new restrictions issued by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).”I’m really congratulating HHS and CMS for… taking the step to block the medical and surgical interventions or funding for those in those healthcare systems… primarily because it’s not an appropriate kind of intervention,” Van Meter said.Despite claims that children will be left to suffer under the policy change, Van Meter, a pediatric endocrinologist, asserted that government intervention is not meant to strip them of the care they need, arguing instead for ongoing mental health treatment to address the underlying issues driving their distress.MEDICAID ENDS FUNDING FOR CHILD SEX-CHANGE PROCEDURES AS TRUMP ADMIN SLAMS ‘EXPERIMENTAL’ TREATMENTS “This is not denial of care. This is not lack of compassion. This is not denial…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A legal expert is calling for a leadership overhaul at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History (NMAH), arguing the museum has embraced a negative, “self-loathing” portrayal of the nation’s past.”I think this is part of a broader effort by radicals on the left to redefine the history of the United States and reframe it in an oppressor-versus-oppressed narrative,” Cully Stimson, a senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation and former assistant U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., told Fox News Digital.”Instead of looking at American history chronologically with all the triumphs and tragedies, including slavery, and then the things that our country did to eradicate the vestiges of slavery, and then passing the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments and the Civil Rights Acts and getting rid of various other laws that were discriminatory in practice or in spirit. They take a very pro-reparations, ‘we’re a bad country,’ oppressor-versus-oppressed narrative.”The comments come after a July 2026 White House report accused the Smithsonian of advancing DEI and left-wing agendas, prompting a pair of heated congressional hearings that put National Museum of American History Director Anthea Hartig under the national spotlight.DESCENDANT OF SLAVES SHAMES SMITHSONIAN’S…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Blue Dog Democrat Rebecca Cooke, a Wisconsin congressional candidate, discussed in an interview Thursday how she is trying to set things right after she accused her party of abandoning rural and working-class voters in recent years.She appeared on the “Politics War Room” podcast with co-hosts James Carville and Al Hunt, known for calling out the far left of the Democratic Party.”I don’t wanna put you in a box, but you say you’re a Blue Dog and a New Democrat. Tell me what it means to be a Blue Dog Democrat,” Hunt asked. JAMES CARVILLE PREDICTS 2028 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY WILL TEST TRUE STRENGTH OF PARTY’S SOCIALIST WING”They are folks that are fiscally conservative, socially liberal, are really working from, like, a place-based perspective,” Cooke said. “They’re people that understand rural Democrats, working-class Democrats, that are showing up in rural communities and working-class spaces that historically our party has left behind. “And that’s, like, I think why I was connected with them originally or why I — you know, what they were doing resonated with me so much.” She cited multiple examples of other moderate Democrats who “understand how to talk to people in rural America,…