NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As the New York Yankees continued to roll to start the season, owning the best record in the American League after an 11-3 win on Sunday over the Baltimore Orioles, they had a big decision to make by the end of the day.What should be done with shortstop Anthony Volpe, a polarizing figure among the fan base whose rehab assignment ended?While Volpe was rehabbing from left shoulder surgery, Jose Caballero, who was acquired by the Yankees last season, has been doing more than just playing a serviceable shortstop. He’s been coming up in clutch positions as well as being a smooth glove at one of the most important positions on the diamond. As a result, the Yankees made the decision to have Volpe not re-join the team, but rather option the 25-year-old to the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders.”Caballero is playing the heck out of the position and playing really well,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said prior to the Yankees’ win on Sunday, per ESPN. “That complicates it.”YANKEES’ JAZZ CHISHOLM JR CLARIFIES HE WAS NOT WEARING AIRPODS IN THE FIELD AMID VIRAL PHOTOSCaballero has been the Yankees’ primary shortstop across 34 games this season,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “Yellowstone” fans are already saddling up for “Dutton Ranch,” with the new trailer for the upcoming spinoff series sparking a wave of excitement across social media.”Dutton Ranch,” which will premiere on May 15, follows “Yellowstone’s” Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly) and Rip Wheeler (Cole Hauser) as they leave Montana behind after the events of the flagship show’s finale.On Thursday, Paramount+ released the latest trailer for “Dutton Ranch, which teased a new chapter for Beth and Rip as they try to start over in Texas, only to be pulled into a fresh wave of conflict, violence and high-stakes power struggles.’YELLOWSTONE’ SPIN-OFF RUMORS SWIRL: WILD THEORIES, DREAM CASTING AND WHAT’S REALLY TRUEAs the trailer opened, an emotional Beth told Rip, “I miss him,” referring to her father, John Dutton III, (Kevin Costner), who was killed in “Yellowstone’s” fifth season.”We brought the best part of your father with us,” Rip said as the camera panned to a cowboy hat and a photo of a younger John (Josh Lucas). The trailer also featured Finn Little, who reprises his role as Beth and Rip’s adopted son Carter as well as new additions to the “Yellowstone” universe, Annette Bening…

As the PGA Tour calendar rapidly approaches another major, Scottie Scheffler continues to be the best player in the world due to his consistent ability to contend in nearly every tournament. Rory McIlroy is coming off his second consecutive win at The Masters, a remarkable achievement at one of the tour’s toughest golf courses. After a lengthy major championship drought, McIlroy finally got his career Grand Slam and seems set to be a threat in every big tournament moving forward. But the hottest golfer in the sport right now might be Cameron Young. Young’s run started at the Genesis Invitational, where he finished tied for seventh. Then at Bay Hill, one of the toughest courses on the calendar, he finished tied for third. He won the unofficial “5th major” at THE PLAYERS Championship a week later, before finishing tied for third at The Masters.TRUMP SAYS PGA-LIV ‘MERGE’ WOULD BE A ‘GREAT THING’ AS TALKS BETWEEN TOURS CONTINUEA few weeks later, at a signature event at the fearsome Trump National Doral “Blue Monster” course, Young on Sunday finished out a dominant six-shot win. His second win of the season, a $3.6 million purse, -19 to Scheffler’s -13. And to top it off, President Trump…

President Donald Trump said on Sunday the U.S. would start an effort on Monday morning to free ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz as a “humanitarian gesture” to aid neutral countries in the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.Trump provided few details about the plan, which he said would aid ships and their crews that have been “locked up” in the strait and are running low on food and other supplies as Iran blocks access through the crucial waterway. “We have told these Countries that we will guide their Ships safely out of these restricted Waterways, so that they can freely and ably get on with their business,” Trump said in a post on his Truth Social site.Iran has been blocking nearly all shipping from the Gulf apart from its own for more than two months. Last month, the U.S. imposed its own blockade of ships from Iranian ports.It was not immediately clear which countries the U.S. operation would aid or how the operation would work. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the matter and the Pentagon declined to comment.Trump threatened that any interference with the U.S. operation would “have to be dealt with…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ashley Graham is fighting back against the rise in popularity of weight loss shots.Graham, 38, admitted her work cultivating the body positivity sphere has been more challenging lately due to the rampant use of GLP-1’s on and off the runway.”It’s really disheartening,” she told Marie Claire about beauty industry standards more predominately swaying toward skinny.”There was a pendulum that swung that was so body acceptance, positivity, everybody be who they want to be. And now it’s going back this whole opposite way that feels like a smack in the face to the women who have felt like they’ve had a voice.”REALITY STAR HEATHER GAY SHOCKED BY SOCIETY’S GLARING DOUBLE STANDARDS: ‘DROP A FEW POUNDS AND YOU’RE A HERO’ Graham became synonymous with the body positivity movement more than a decade ago as one of the first visibly plus-size models to walk high-fashion runways, and earned covers on nearly every major magazine.KATE WINSLET SLAMS HOLLYWOOD’S ‘TERRIFYING’ OBSESSION WITH BOTOX AND WEIGHT-LOSS DRUGSShe’s witnessed “more movement for plus-size women than some people give the whole industry credit for,” but still acknowledged the dangers of weight loss shots.”It goes with the times — and GLP-1s…

The effort to promote COVID vaccines to the general public took many forms. Experts like Anthony Fauci downplayed the extreme difference in risk between age groups, asserting that everyone should be vaccinated, regardless of youth or a lack of other health-related risk factors.The former CDC director, Rochelle Walensky, made the completely unsupported claim that “vaccinated people don’t carry the virus” and “don’t get sick,” promises that were false at the time and proved humiliating later. Former President Joe Biden said that unvaccinated people should prepare for a “winter of severe illness and death” in 2021-2022. He also tried to force all private businesses with more than 100 employees to enforce vaccine mandates. There were vaccine passports, university mandates, and of course, the pinnacle, or nadir, or COVID absurdity, Stephen Colbert’s “The Vax-scene.”But the other side of the incessant push for more COVID vaccine uptake was the purposeful downplaying or denying of potential side effects and their impact on the risk-benefit calculation.MAJOR STUDY REVEALS WHY COVID VACCINE CAN TRIGGER HEART ISSUES, ESPECIALLY IN ONE GROUPOne of the tools for measuring those side effects is the VAERS, or Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System. And Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) has released a new report…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Memphis man is accused of biting an infant on the face and running through multiple locations while claiming his family was trying to kill him, according to a Tennessee affidavit.Jerry L. Stark, 34, is charged with domestic assault following the early May 1 incident, which unfolded across several locations before ending at a restaurant on North Hollywood Street, police said.An affidavit obtained by Fox News Digital states that officers responded to a call at Memphis Wings just before 1 a.m., where they found Stark inside the business screaming and panicking while holding the child.Witnesses told police Stark had been running through the area with the infant and asking for help, at times shouting that his family was trying to kill him.CONNECTICUT MAN ALLEGEDLY KILLED A MOTHER, HER INFANT SON OVER $400 SHE OWED HIM FOR RENTING CAR Before arriving at the restaurant, Stark was seen at multiple nearby locations, including two gas stations, where witnesses said he was carrying the infant and behaving erratically. He then ran southbound along North Hollywood Street toward the restaurant, still holding the child.Inside the business, witnesses said, Stark laid down on the kitchen floor with…

Browse any prepper forum or scroll through enough survival gear content online, and it won’t be long before you’re looking at $3,000 generators, $500 water filtration systems, and pre-made bug out bags that cost more than a month’s rent. The prepping industry has a vested interest in making you feel completely helpless if you don’t have that one piece of survival gear, and that pressure pushes people to either spend way more than necessary or give up on preparedness altogether. The truth is that many of the scenarios most likely to affect everyday people — things like burst pipes, long power outages, water supply disruptions, and minor injuries — can be mitigated with cheap, low-tech solutions. Being smart about preparedness means thinking in terms of ROI (return on investment): what’s the cheapest item that solves the most expensive problem? Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! In this video, J.R. from DIY Prepper TV talks about practical, overlooked items that deliver massive value when things go wrong. He covers 15 cheap preps that could literally save you thousands. You can watch the video and view his list below. 1. Pipe Repair Clamps A…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! At 75, Jane Seymour isn’t fighting the years under her belt — she’s leaning into them. The former Bond girl in “Live and Let Die” and star of “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” has a simple outlook on aging: She’s just grateful for the opportunity.Her perspective shifted radically in her 40s after a near-death experience involving anaphylactic shock, according to an interview the actress did with Women’s Health.”I remember looking at my body from above and thinking, ‘That’s your vehicle. I am responsible for taking care of this car,’” Seymour recalled.COMMON EATING HABIT MAY TRIGGER PREMATURE IMMUNE SYSTEM AGING, STUDY FINDSThe actress shared the following four key habits she uses to navigate her 70s with vitality.1. Embrace a positive attitude For Seymour, the mental game of aging is just as important as the physical. She said she approaches every day with a sense of optimism, which she describes as “getting up and not giving up.”In a recent interview with Future of Personal Health, Seymour said that being depressed over lost youth is “redundant.” Instead of mourning the past, she embraces the present.EXPERTS REVEAL WHY ‘NONNAMAXXING’ TREND MAY IMPROVE MENTAL, PHYSICAL HEALTH”You were 20,…

Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA gambling situation just took a significant legal turn.Sorsby has reportedly hired high-profile sports attorney Jeffrey Kessler as he attempts to preserve his college eligibility amid an NCAA investigation into alleged sports betting activity.If Kessler’s name sounds familiar to sports fans, it should.Kessler represented Tom Brady during Deflategate and was the lead attorney in the House v. NCAA case that helped push college sports into its current revenue-sharing era. Now, he appears to be involved in one of the strangest eligibility fights college football has ever seen. OutKick previously reported that sources around the situation believe there’s a strong chance Sorsby could be declared ineligible for the 2026 season, depending on the NCAA’s findings.Sorsby isn’t pretending that he doesn’t have a gambling problem or that he didn’t bet on sports. The quarterback recently checked himself into a gambling addiction treatment program.TEXAS TECH QB BRENDAN SORSBY ENTERING TREATMENT FOR GAMBLING ADDICTION AMID NCAA INVESTIGATIONBut the investigation centers, in part, on whether Sorsby placed bets while he was on Indiana’s roster in 2022. He redshirted that season but did appear in one game, although there’s no evidence he wagered on the one game he played.The NCAA has…