NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! New research suggests that voice disorders, including shifts in vocal pitch, volume or clarity, could indicate a higher probability of developing dementia or cognitive impairment in the future.A study involving 833,417 participants aged 50 and older examined the connection between a voice disorder, hearing loss, or both with the chance of developing cognitive impairment or dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, beginning a year after the voice disorder and hearing loss diagnoses.The findings from the study, conducted by a team at the Drexel University College of Medicine in Philadelphia, were published in the Journal of Voice.EVERYDAY TASK MAY HELP DETECT EARLY DEMENTIA SIGNS BEFORE DIAGNOSIS, STUDY FINDSResults showed that participants with a voice disorder but no hearing loss had a 58% increased likelihood of developing dementia or cognitive issues in the future, whereas participants with a voice disorder and hearing loss had a 104% chance. For all participants with voice disorders, with or without hearing loss, there was a 29% increased probability of developing dementia or cognitive impairment, whereas those with only hearing loss had a 27% greater risk.”We found the strongest link with dementia among patients experiencing a voice disorder and hearing loss,”…

Riley Green has officially taken care of the grocery shopping for a while.The country star traded the stage for the Utah mountains recently, and the trip ended with Green standing behind an absolute stud of a bull elk — one he took with a compound bow.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK OUTDOORS”Freezer is full,” Green wrote Friday on Instagram. “Not many things challenge you like bow hunting elk… thankful for a few days to chase em in the Utah mountains and that I was able to put it all together on an awesome bull.” And awesome might be underselling it a bit.The photos Green shared show a huge, mature bull with an impressive rack. He also showed what it looks like to lug all that meat out of the mountains, which is a monumental task in itself.If you’ve followed Green outside of country music, none of this should come as much of a surprise.He’s a longtime hunter and particularly serious about doing it with a bow. In fact, Green is a regular guest host for “Major League Bowhunter,” and the show previously followed him through a Montana elk hunt appropriately titled “3rd Times A Charm.”He’s also talked about just…

A great way to improve your range experience is to include barricades that can introduce movement and alternate positions to challenge your marksmanship abilities. Barricades can take many forms and the step-type barricade is probably the most versatile given the multiple shooting positions that it can provide. These are the plans from which the author built his shooting barricade. Note this simple design gives seven different shooting positions to use.One of the great things about a shooting barricade is that is can be used with a variety of firearms: from a 1911 pistol to your tricked-out Springfield SAINT Victor. The problem is that these kinds of barricades can also be pretty large, which make them impractical if you drive a smaller vehicle or live in an apartment. My challenge was to build a barricade for less than $50 that I can put in the back of my Jeep but is still viable for training use.The Easy Way?I kicked around a couple of ideas before I stumbled onto some online posts that showed folding metal sawhorses being used as a platform for the barricade framework. This was perfect for my application since the support legs fold up inside the base to…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A late-night ride experience is raising questions about what passengers should do when a routine trip begins to feel uncomfortable.In a recent TikTok video, a woman said she was riding in an Uber at around 3 a.m. when her driver asked to stop at a parking garage for 15 to 20 minutes to charge his electric vehicle.The woman, according to her video, said the vehicle was at 43% charge — and that she was about 25 minutes from home at the time.FRIGHTENING OBJECT CAUGHT BY TSA INSIDE PASSENGER’S BASEBALL BAT-SHAPED FLASHLIGHTHer concern grew after the driver reportedly missed an exit, prompting her to question exactly where they were headed. “I don’t want to get into a random parking lot with you,” the woman can be heard telling the driver. “You also just missed the exit.”Fox News Digital reached out to the woman who posted the TikTok video for additional details. The woman ultimately ended the trip and contacted police, according to the video.In a statement, Uber told Fox News Digital that it investigated the report and took action.SKYDIVERS WATCH PLANE VANISH FROM SIGHT, MAKE SPLIT-SECOND DECISION TO JUMP”Everyone deserves to feel safe and…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Some Gen Z freshmen have already decided — just weeks into the fall semester — to abandon their college campuses, head back home and take classes online.Others are quitting school entirely very early on.In a recent “Outnumbered” segment, the Fox News co-hosts discussed the trend of young college students bailing out of campus life and returning home — saying the degree is what they’re after, not the “college experience.”Online reactions to the controversial and trending decision are running the gamut. ‘SHUT UP’ AND LISTEN: TRACE GALLAGHER SHARES WISDOM LEARNED FROM BEING A ‘GIRL DAD’”To be fair, college is not for everyone,” one Facebook user commented.Another blurted, “Time for the school of HARD KNOCKS!” A viral TikTok posted by a 17-year-old indicated that the student left campus at Southern University in Louisiana just two weeks into her first semester to go back home to Las Vegas, according to reports. Some students today seem to be strangers with discomfort and struggle — as one user advised, “Y’all have to learn how to be uncomfortable.”Another was more understanding, posting, “It’s OK to be uncomfortable, anxious and stressed during your first year of college.””Outnumbered” co-host Kaleigh McEnany said…

What happens when you get two heavyweights in a league slugging it out both looking to avenge a loss? We will find out as the Rams head to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles. Underdog is offering new users a heavyweight offer with $100 in bonuses up for grabs from $5 wagers using promo code FOXNEWS.Looking back at the battles between these two teams is fascinating. It may not tell us what will happen in this one, but the teams have played five times since 2020, with tonight being the sixth game between the two. For non-division foes, that is quite a bit of matchups.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.The Eagles are looking like the better of the two squads at the moment with four straight wins over the Rams. That includes the 2024-25 playoffs when they took down the Rams 28-22 in Philadelphia. Last year was one of the more interesting games between the two teams. The Rams built a big lead in the first half, going up…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump vowed that Republicans will overcome their disadvantage in the polls now that he is on the campaign trail on Saturday night.Trump held a rally in Dayton, Ohio, on Saturday and told a cheering crowd that the polls hadn’t accounted for him campaigning personally.”On election night, Ohio is going to prove that America does not belong to those who hate it. America belongs to those who love it,” Trump said.TRUMP TOUTS ‘GOLDEN AGE’ AT OHIO RALLY, URGES VOTERS TO DELIVER GOP MIDTERM WINS “These fake polls, they don’t account for one thing. They don’t account for the fact that Trump is out campaigning. They never thought this was good. They never thought this was going to happen,” he added.A recent Fox News Poll found Democrats have a wider path to victory than Republicans in the House of Representatives. Democrats are projected to win 215 seats compared to 201 for the GOP, meaning the left only needs three more victories out of the 19 possible toss-up races to clinch a majority. Republicans would need to win at least 17 of those races.10 DEMOCRAT-HELD HOUSE SEATS REPUBLICANS COULD FLIP TO SAVE THEIR…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! DALLAS — The question hanging over the Texas Senate race is not simply whether Democrat James Talarico can win over voters in one of the nation’s reddest states. It is whether Black voters will turn out in numbers large enough to help him break the GOP’s decadeslong statewide winning streak.Voters interviewed at the Texas State Fair broadly agreed that Black turnout could be crucial to Talarico’s chances against Republican Ken Paxton.”I definitely do think, if there’s any time for Texas to get a Democrat elected, this is the time to strike,” Mike, a military veteran from Dallas, told Fox News Digital. “I think it depends on whether the Black and Brown voters come out for Talarico.”Talarico is seeking to become the first Democrat in more than 30 years to win a statewide race in the Lone Star State.POLL: TALARICO TIES PAXTON IN TEXAS SENATE RACE, THREATENING GOP STRONGHOLD “Everyone says, ‘Hey, we are Texas and we want change here, we want change there,’” Mike added. “Well, this is an opportunity for you guys to get change. Are you going to come out and show up at the polls? He’s got all the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! CINCINNATI, OH – A young man killed by an Uzbek truck driver earlier this year in Ohio, along with several instances of illegal immigrant truck drivers involved in fatal crashes, has sparked a larger conversation in southwest Ohio about fraud, crime, immigration and how gaps in trucking industry oversight are putting Americans at risk.Tobias “Toby” Forsythe, a 21-year-old goalkeeper from Ohio on the University of Massachusetts Lowell men’s soccer team, was killed July 5 when authorities say a semi-truck driven by 42-year-old Uzbek national Bekhzod Asrarov, who entered the country under the Biden administration’s diversity visa lottery program, rear-ended Forsythe’s Honda Accord on Interstate 71 in Madison County, Ohio.It was later determined, according to court documents, that Asrarov could not speak or understand English well enough to communicate with responding state troopers without the use of Google Translate, despite holding an Ohio commercial driver’s license, and that he allegedly removed a dashboard camera from his truck after the fatal crash in an effort to conceal or destroy evidence.”We cannot let truckers like Asrarov, who can’t read our road signs or speak to law enforcement, drive 80,000-pound rigs on America’s highways,” Transportation Secretary…