Chicago Sky player DiJonai Carrington sent a post on Threads that read “white privilege” and tagged the Indiana Fever after she was ejected from Saturday’s game for smacking Sophie Cunningham in the face.Carrington has previously garnered controversy for poking Cunningham’s teammate Caitlin Clark in the eye during the 2024 playoffs, and making controversial statements in the media. With about two minutes left in the first quarter, Cunningham had the ball and was headed in for a layup. Carrington was on her tail.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGECarrington hustled and got to Cunningham in time, but then delivered a brutal shot straight to the Fever star’s head.The incident prompted Cunningham to get back up and scream at Carrington, as referees had to separate the two players.Upon review, Carrington’s foul was upgraded to a flagrant 2 foul, and she was ejected from the game. Carrington then made the post on Threads shortly after her ejection, presumably from the locker room.Carrington did not elaborate on the post, leaving unclear whether it referred to Cunningham, the officiating decision or the Fever organization. She also did not accuse Cunningham by name, and there was no immediate evidence that the foul was connected to Cunningham’s…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! James Carville fired back at progressives who have suggested that the longtime Democrat leave the party, highlighting growing tensions between the moderate and progressive wings of the Democratic Party.Speaking on “Saturday in America,” Carville reacted to clips from Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed’s recent appearance on progressive influencer Hasan Piker’s Twitch stream.”James Carville fantasizing about leaving the party. I’m like, ‘You’re sweetening the deal,'” Piker said.El-Sayed responded, “Why does anybody still listen to James Carville? He said one smart thing once, which he seems to have forgotten.”HASAN PIKER UNLOADS ON ‘ISLAMOPHOBIC PIECES OF S—‘ DEMOCRATS AS EL-SAYED FACES PARTY UNITY TEST Carville feigned distress, saying, “I don’t know what I can do. I can’t take it, please mama help me,” before adding, “Such vicious people, wow.”El-Sayed, a progressive backed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., narrowly defeated Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary Tuesday and will face Republican Mike Rogers in November.Sanders defended El-Sayed and Piker on CNN, saying that if Carville doesn’t want to share a party with progressives, “he can start his own party.”Carville responded by pointing to Sanders’ status as an independent…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Antonio Banderas is getting real about why he ditched Los Angeles to move back to his hometown in Spain.During a recent interview with People, the 65-year-old explained he originally moved to Los Angeles to be with Melanie Griffith after the two fell in love. She had two young children at the time and couldn’t relocate to Spain.”Those were beautiful, exciting years. But I always had this sense of provisionality that it was not going to last my whole life,” Banderas said. “I knew that Málaga was there, my hometown. I was not supposed to be in Malibu, but in Málaga.”Griffith and Banderas went on to marry in 1996, just one year after making a connection on set of the 1995 movie “Two Much.” Not long after tying the knot, the two welcomed their daughter, Stella, in September 1996. ‘FIRE COUNTRY’ STAR DIANE FARR LEAVES LOS ANGELES AFTER 30 YEARS TO START HER ‘THIRD ACT’The two were married for 18 years before Griffith filed for divorce in June 2014, citing irreconcilable differences. They went on to finalize their divorce a little over a year later, in December 2015.”When we separated, we were always…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Comedian Bill Maher is taking aim at Sen. Rand Paul for what the host says betrays Paul’s own brand.During Friday’s episode of HBO’s “Real Time,” Maher accused Paul, R-Ky., of breaking with his libertarian views by releasing Fauci’s pandemic-era diary and threatening to hold him in contempt of Congress. Meanwhile, a public relations expert told Fox News Digital that Paul should focus on why the diary matters rather than how he obtained it.”Stop threatening to put everyone in jail who you just don’t like,” Maher said more broadly about politics. “Rand, babe, your entire brand is ‘Senator Right to Privacy,’” he added. “You’re the libertarian guy, the Fourth Amendment guy. It’s your family legacy.”BILL MAHER BREAKS WITH THE LEFT TO HAMMER ANTHONY FAUCI AFTER EXPLOSIVE SENATE HEARING Maher’s comments come on the heels of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, which is led by Paul, voting 8-5 to refer Fauci for contempt after he repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing regarding his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic last week.Fauci, who received a preemptive pardon from then-President Joe Biden last year, exercised his right against self-incrimination a total of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable has done a tremendous job in his first season with the club, with many fine moments throughout the season.However, in the White Sox’s 8-2 loss to the Cleveland Guardians at Rate Field on Friday, Venable did not have one of his finer moments, as he forgot a key rule and cost his team dearly.Just four batters into the game, White Sox starting pitcher Noah Schultz had loaded the bases, drawing a mound visit from pitching coach Zach Bove. One batter later, left fielder Angel Martinez ripped a two-run single. Venable then went to the mound to talk about an appeal play but forgot that he wasn’t allowed to do so.Under official rule 5.10(l), “a manager or coach is allowed only one visit to the mound per pitcher in a single inning without penalty. If the same coach or manager makes a second visit to the same pitcher in the same inning, the pitcher must be removed from the pitching position.”Venable’s visit to the mound meant that he had to remove Schultz from the game just five batters in. His gaffe was especially costly, because the team…

What happens when you mount a premium suppressor to a basic rifle? I put a Sig Sauer HEXIUM on an AK to find out.As a gun writer with a predilection for outdated firearms, sometimes I find myself a bit out of my element. Case in point, Sig Sauer recently sent me one of its new HEXIUM762 suppressors to test out, and I didn’t really have an appropriate host for it in my gun safe.HEXIUM suppressors are state-of-the-art, 3D-printed, low-backpressure cans that really belong on a modern carbine. Something like a Sig MCX. But I don’t have one of those, or any .30-caliber gas gun from this century.So, what did I do? I embraced the mismatch, and mounted it to the cheapest, most basic AK I own: a WASR 10/63 underfolder.I paid about $700 for this AK back in the day, and the HEXIUM762 retails for $200-$300 more than that. It’s pretty common to find rifle setups with optics worth more than the gun they’re mounted on, but you don’t see that as often with suppressors. Sometimes, it’s fun to put lipstick on a pig, so I figured why not.Turns out, these two made for an awesome pair.HEXIUM762 SpecsModel: HEXIUM762Caliber: 7.62…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “Remember the Titans” star Ethan Suplee spent years dramatically transforming his body, but the actor says the breakthrough that finally helped him maintain his weight loss came when he stopped viewing it as something he could permanently “cure.”Suplee explained he saw the biggest change when he began treating his relationship with food and weight much like his sobriety — a lifelong condition requiring honesty, communication and accountability.Reflecting on his recovery journey with Fox News Digital, Suplee said repeated attempts to get sober failed because he believed he could simply complete rehab and move on. He believed taking 30 days away from drugs and alcohol meant the problem had gone away.”I haven’t had drugs or alcohol in 30 days,” he recalled. “That means I’m cured.”‘REMEMBER THE TITANS’ STAR ETHAN SUPLEE ISSUES WARNING ABOUT WEIGHT LOSS DRUG CRAZE It wasn’t until he embraced ongoing accountability and open communication that he found lasting success, a lesson he later realized applied just as much to maintaining his weight loss.”My condition isn’t a condition with a cure,” Suplee explained. “It’s a condition that I can learn to manage.”He added, “I did not apply that to weight loss…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A University of Washington lecture featuring progressive Twitch commentator Hasan Piker is off, with school officials citing a flawed planning process as the reason for the cancellation.Piker, a far-left streamer and YouTube personality, was set to appear in January as part of the school’s 2026-27 Speaker Series, the university said in a statement.However, following “a review of the process by which the event was planned,” the university canceled the event.MARK HALPERIN CALLS HASAN PIKER A ‘HORRIBLE PERSON’ AS DEMOCRATS FACE PRESSURE TO DISTANCE FROM STREAMER “It was determined that the process for organizing this event did not meet the necessary level of rigor for University-hosted events in the Speaker Series,” the statement said.”Going forward, procedures will be updated to ensure the standards we have for University-hosted events like the Speaker Series are met, particularly so that we can help elevate the level of dialogue on divisive topics during a polarized time in our country,” it added.The university’s cancellation of Piker, who previously said America “deserved 9/11” before later calling the remark “inappropriate,” has prompted criticism from First Amendment advocates, with the nonprofit civil liberties group Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE)…

During the morning of March 24, 1945, more than 9,000 men of the US 17th Airborne Division landed behind German lines on the east side of the Rhine. While the Wehrmacht was in deep trouble, many of their units remained effective, and any available Panzers could pose a significant threat to the freshly landed paratroops. American planners had anticipated this in their preparations for Operation Varsity, and mixed in among the Bazookas and M9A1 AT rifle grenades, the 17th Airborne paratroopers had the new M18 57mm recoilless rifle. A paratrooper with the 17th Airborne Division prepares to fire an M18 57mm recoilless rifle somewhere near Munster, Germany in April 1945. Image: NARA The recoilless guns quickly proved their worth. At the end of Operation Varsity, the 17th Airborne’s combat report recorded that “Five tanks were destroyed, two by recoilless 57mm AT guns attached to the First Battalion, two by heavy artillery and one by a Gammon grenade.” A Marine changes position after firing his M18 recoilless rifle during the Korean War in 1953. Image: NARA The 17th Airborne officers also recommended that “training to include familiarization firing with all weapons to include the new recoilless type 57mm and 75mm guns”, and that…

Sophie Cunningham has found herself a surprising ally in talk show host Bill Maher. That’s right. What a duo!Bill Maher and Sophie Cunningham. Two peas in a pod. Beautiful.Maher came out in support of Cunningham on his “Real Time with Bill Maher” HBO show Friday night, pointing out the absolute lunacy that has transpired since Cunningham dared to say girls deserve protection from biological men.How dare she! “She didn’t say she hated trans,” Maher said before reading Cunningham’s exact quote. “She said, ‘I am here to extend love, but I also think that love is truth and being honest. And I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men.'”Again, this is where 80% of the country is.”Sophie Cunningham narrative has been twistedI’d argue that about 90 percent of the country is actually on the right side of this issue, but I get Bill’s point.He’s right, obviously. The narrative has, predictably, shifted in the weeks since Cunningham’s comments to ESPN went viral. She never, ever said she didn’t like trans people.Quite the opposite, in fact!All she said was that she wanted to protect girls in locker rooms…