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MoreIt is hard to believe that we are already at the middle mark of the National League Division Series. Winners of Game 3 of the series go on to win about 72% of the time when teams come into the match tied 1-1. I don’t think many more words need to be written to state the importance of this game. That is the situation facing the Dodgers and Braves today. It isn’t a death sentence by any means, but one team will move forward with their backs against the wall, and another will be in a bit more control.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 Los Angeles Dodgers have been one of the best teams in baseball for years. They’ve won the past two World Series, they’ve gotten big name after big name and they continue to push to keep winning more trophies. Every fan should want their team to be like the Dodgers. A season after winning the World Series for the second straight year, they went out…
Only Those that Hate America Don’t Get it The real battle is over who gets to build America for the next decade. President Trump has made one of the most extraordinary promises of the 2026 midterms: if Republicans retain both the House and Senate, he says every adult American citizen will receive a $5,000 “Trump Dividend.” Trump has connected the proposal to the economic gains of his second term and his tariff-heavy trade strategy, although the final funding mechanism has not been established and the potential cost exceeds $1.2 trillion. The check is the advertisement. Reindustrialization is the product. Trump’s economic experiment rests on a simple idea: America spent decades allowing factories, supply chains, processing capacity and strategic industries to migrate overseas. Tariffs, tax incentives, accelerated permitting and domestic investment are intended to reverse that process. Factories come home. Capital comes home. Supply chains come home. America makes things again. Whether that program continues at its current pace will partly depend on the political landscape after the midterms. A change in congressional control could complicate legislation, appropriations and elements of the administration’s broader industrial agenda, although many tariff and regulatory authorities also reside with the executive branch. And that matters…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As questions remain as to what happens next for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike after a botched execution attempt last week, her accomplice and former boyfriend has at least another five years before his next parole hearing in the 1995 torture and murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in Knoxville.Tadaryl Shipp, 49, was 17 years old when he, Pike and another person tortured and killed Slemmer, their classmate from a vocational school in a crime with “satanic elements” that still haunts investigators 31 years later.Prosecutors accused Shipp of holding Slemmer down when she tried to escape her attackers and of carving pentagrams into her chest and face.CHRISTA PIKE’S BOTCHED LETHAL INJECTION TAKES FOCUS OFF VICTIM, JEOPARDIZES EXECUTION: FORMER POLICE CHIEF “It was a grotesque crime scene,” former Knoxville Police Chief Phil Keith told Fox News Digital last week. “It was one of the worst crime scenes I’d witnessed. and I was with the police department almost 34 years.”Due to his age at the time, Shipp was not eligible for death penalty charges, Keith said. He was sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder, and 25 years for conspiracy to commit first-degree…
The Price of a Gallon vs. The Cost of Lasting Greatness Pain wears off. Nuclear weapons in the hands of a regime that wants you dead do not. There is an uncomfortable, lingering truth about free republics that historians rarely utter aloud: a society that measures civilizational greatness by the cost to fill up an SUV cannot long remain a civilizational leader and wealthy society on the rise. On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the United States arrives at the formal midway mark of Donald Trump’s second administration. All 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats—including two critical specials in Ohio and Florida—36 governorships, and hundreds of down-ballot legislative chambers will hang in the balance. Republicans enter the ring clutching razor-thin margins: roughly 222 to 213 in the House, and 53 to 47 in the Senate. A minor net swing hands the Speaker’s gavel to the Democrats. A net gain of four flips the Upper Chamber, neutralizing J.D. Vance’s tie-breaking vote and slamming the brakes on executive nominations, judges, budgets, and sovereign policy. Right now, late September generic ballot polling places Democrats ahead by 7 to 8 points. Trump’s approval sits pinned in the high 30s. The fight grinds through razor-edge Senate…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The New York Times is under fire after one of its columnists suggested that President Donald Trump is responsible for creating the culture that led to an alleged sexual assault against a woman at Cornell University by seven men.”What this is, is it’s a fundamental disrespect for women,” columnist Michelle Cottle said on ABC News on Sunday. “You can’t send those messages no matter how drunk you are as a frat boy without having some kind of misunderstanding about what women are there for and whether this is a real person you’re dealing with.””And that, I think, starts, you know — we can go to the president for this one,” Cottle went on. “I mean, we are in a moment in this culture where the glorification of being thuggish and swaggering and mistreating women is kind of making you a cool kid.”CORNELL PRESIDENT SAYS UNIVERSITY ‘MUST DO BETTER’ ON HANDLING OF SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS A woman identified as Jane Doe in court records has filed a civil lawsuit against seven men she alleges gang-raped her during a ketamine- and alcohol-induced incident at Cornell University in 2024. Former President Joe Biden occupied the…
Washington’s high school athletics association and the state superintendent say they will keep letting students compete by gender identity while a Supreme Court application over girls’ wrestling is pending.The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) and Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) responded after K.M.K. and her mother, Stephanie Lynne Brown, asked Justice Elena Kagan for an injunction pending appeal. The plaintiff is Kallie Keeler, the Puyallup-area wrestler who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a male opponent during a girls’ match in December and was not told he was male beforehand. OSPI, which does not run athletics but enforces state law on extracurricular activities, stood by current state policy.WASHINGTON FAMILY REQUESTS SCOTUS INJUNCTION AFTER DAUGHTER WAS ALLEGEDLY SEXUALLY ASSAULTED BY TRANS ATHLETE”While OSPI does not oversee athletics in our state, our office is responsible for communicating, upholding, and enforcing the law, including in student athletics and extracurricular activities,” the superintendent’s office told OutKick. “OSPI will continue to uphold Washington’s current law unless or until the law changes. OSPI does not have any non-privileged statement, board notice, or guidance that we have issued to schools or staff regarding this appeal.”After President Donald Trump signed an executive order in February…
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It is hard to believe that we are already at the middle mark of the National League Division Series. Winners of Game 3 of the series go on to win about 72% of the time when teams come into the match tied 1-1. I don’t think many more words need…
Only Those that Hate America Don’t Get it The real battle is over who gets to build America for the next decade. President Trump has made one of the most extraordinary promises of the 2026 midterms: if Republicans retain both the House and Senate, he says every adult American citizen…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As questions remain as to what happens next for Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike after a botched execution attempt last week, her accomplice and former boyfriend has at least another five years before his next parole hearing in the 1995 torture…
The Price of a Gallon vs. The Cost of Lasting Greatness Pain wears off. Nuclear weapons in the hands of a regime that wants you dead do not. There is an uncomfortable, lingering truth about free republics that historians rarely utter aloud: a society that measures civilizational greatness by the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The New York Times is under fire after one of its columnists suggested that President Donald Trump is responsible for creating the culture that led to an alleged sexual assault against a woman at Cornell University by seven men.”What this is, is…
Washington’s high school athletics association and the state superintendent say they will keep letting students compete by gender identity while a Supreme Court application over girls’ wrestling is pending.The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) and Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) responded after K.M.K. and her mother, Stephanie…
New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston has consistently preached his Christian faith throughout his NFL career, which includes a real moment where he hoped God would “deliver me from pick-sixes.”But after another win on Sunday – his second since taking over as the Giants’ starting quarterback following Jaxson Dart’s knee…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The battle over Americans’ clocks reemerged in an unlikely way over the weekend, with President Donald Trump picking a fight with one of his top allies over the issue.There have been many fights in Congress over the nearly two years that Trump…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: As the race for control of Congress heats up, prediction markets are emerging as an increasingly influential complement to traditional polling, offering real-time election forecasts that shift as news breaks and campaigns evolve.The launch reflects a broader shift in how elections are being tracked. Unlike traditional polls that capture voter sentiment at a single moment, prediction markets update continuously as traders react to debates, fundraising, endorsements and breaking news, giving campaigns and political observers a real-time read on how races are evolving.Kalshi launched its new Midterms Hub on Tuesday, bringing together live market odds, polling averages, fundraising data, historical election results and political news into a single dashboard tracking House, Senate and gubernatorial races. Kalshi said it plans to expand the platform beyond the 2026 midterm elections, with the goal of making it a permanent destination for tracking U.S. political races.PREDICTION MARKETS FAVOR DEMOCRATS IN NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, VIRGINIA ELECTION DAY RACES “Prediction markets don’t care about spin or partisanship,” Tarek Mansour, Kalshi’s co-founder and CEO, said ahead of the launch. “They cut through polarization and show you what the wisdom of the crowds actually believes, backed by real money,…
The author could not locate any Sako rifles chambered to .370 Sako in the U.S. However, Federal Ammunition makes excellent factory ammo for rifle makes that are available. The pewter moose pin is awarded to hunters who bag a European moose in Finland.We take a deep dive into the .370 Sako Magnum, an excellent, hard-hitting big game cartridge from Finland.The list of metric cartridges popular in America is short but sweet. Several, such as the 7×57 and 8×57 Mausers, plus the new and justifiably popular 6.5 Creedmoor, can be called classics. But the larger calibers have been mostly absent. Enter the .370 Sako Magnum.The .370 Sako is actually a 9.3mm, a caliber popular in Europe. I was originally infected by the 9.3mm bug in 2001 when I got a 9.3×62 Mauser. The .370 Sako was just more of the same. I don’t remember exactly where I first read about the .370 Sako, but in 2011, fate smiled upon me. I was invited on a moose hunt—in Finland.Upon arrival in this Nordic country (to refer to Finland as a “Scandinavian” country is an insult), I was greeted by representatives of Sako and briefed on the traditional driven moose hunt of this…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump’s sway within the GOP was on display in Arizona’s primaries Tuesday night, as his endorsed candidates powered through key Republican contests while Democrats avoided a far-left upset in one of the state’s House races.But Trump’s influence in Republican primaries was the top storyline of the night, with his endorsed candidates powering through key contests up and down the ballot.Rep. Andy Biggs, a former House Freedom Caucus chair who landed Trump’s endorsement, easily captured the GOP nomination for governor, topping Rep. David Schweikert and the rest of the Republican field by over 50 points.Meanwhile, former NFL kicker Jay Feely, who received Trump’s “complete and total endorsement” in the final stretch, also won the GOP primary in Arizona’s competitive 1st Congressional District. TRUMP-BACKED FIREBRAND WINS ARIZONA GOP GOVERNOR PRIMARY, SETTING UP HIGH-STAKES SHOWDOWN Former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, another Trump-backed candidate, won the GOP primary in Arizona’s 5th Congressional District, the deep-red seat Biggs is vacating to run for governor, and Trump-backed Juan Ciscomani advanced in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District after running unopposed.Biggs’ win sets up a high-stakes general election against Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, who cruised to renomination after running…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued more than 100,000 civil fines totaling roughly $84 billion to illegal immigrants under the Trump administration while collecting more than $1 billion in payments, Fox News Digital has learned.Since President Donald Trump returned to the White House about 18 months ago, DHS has issued 103,000 civil fines totaling approximately $84 billion, a DHS official told Fox News Digital.As of July, the agency had collected about $1.2 billion in fine payments.TRUMP PUTS ASYLUM LAWYERS ‘ON NOTICE’ WITH NEW FRONT IN WAR ON FRAUD Shortly after Trump’s return to office, the administration announced it would begin fining illegal immigrants subject to final removal orders $998 per day if they failed to voluntarily leave the United States or otherwise comply with their removal orders. Illegal immigrants are required to pay the fines before they are deported, and DHS has said it may seize assets from those who fail to pay.The Trump administration has unveiled a series of measures designed to encourage illegal immigrants to leave the country, including DHS’ announcement that those who refuse to self-deport could face “significant financial penalty.”DHS has argued the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Two Democratic candidates remained locked in a battle as of early Wednesday morning to claim their party’s nomination in Arizona’s 1st Congressional District for a chance to face former NFL kicker Jay Feely.Former television news anchor Marlene Galán-Woods and former state Rep. Amish Shah, the two frontrunners, fell shy of capturing enough of the vote to win the nomination outright by early Wednesday morning.The winner of the primary will go on to have a rare opportunity to flip a seat in the Canyon State and, more broadly, potentially decide the balance of power in Washington, D.C. Feely, who received President Donald Trump’s “complete and total endorsement” in the final stretch of the race, won his GOP primary late Tuesday night.TRUMP-BACKED FIREBRAND WINS ARIZONA GOP GOVERNOR PRIMARY, SETTING UP HIGH-STAKES SHOWDOWN The seat could very well decide whether Republicans hold on to a slim majority in the House of Representatives or whether Democrats break a Republican governing trifecta come the November midterms.Although the district has favored Republicans since 2020, incumbent Rep. David Schweikert, R-Ariz., has only narrowly hung on to the seat in the past two cycles, beating out Shah in a 51.9%…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Wreckage was found from a Pan Am flight that ditched in the ocean off Puerto Rico in 1952, a crash that killed 52 people and helped lead to mandatory passenger safety briefings on commercial flights.Searchers recently found the wreckage of the DC-4 by using an autonomous underwater vehicle equipped with high-resolution sonar to locate the fuselage and separated tail in nearly 2,000 feet of water.The Clipper Endeavor aircraft made a hard landing in the ocean after losing engine power shortly after departure from San Juan, Puerto Rico, en route to New York City.The 17 passengers and crew who lived told investigators everyone survived the landing, but many passengers struggled to locate life vests and the crew had a difficult time pulling out life rafts. The plane sank within minutes.FLIGHT ATTENDANTS BEG TRAVELERS TO STOP DOING THE ONE THING THAT ANNOYS CREWS MOST The Civil Aeronautics Board attributed the accident to inadequate maintenance that contributed to the engine failure and to the captain’s handling of the aircraft after power was lost.The panic from the occupants struggling to grab floatation devices helped spur aviation-safety reforms, including mandatory preflight passenger briefings and improvements involving flotation…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Italian authorities seized roughly 1,700 pounds of cocaine hidden among pallets of bananas at a major port, officials said Tuesday.The drugs were divided into 650 packages and “skillfully concealed” inside a refrigerated shipping container that arrived at the port of Vado Ligure from one of Ecuador’s main ports, according to Italy’s Guardia di Finanza.A field test conducted during the inspection determined the substance was “extremely pure cocaine,” officials said.BORDER OFFICERS CRACK OPEN CABBAGE SHIPMENT HIDING MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR SECRET AT TEXAS BORDER Authorities said the bust was one of the largest anti-drug operations carried out at the port in recent years. The shipment could have generated an estimated 250 million euros, or nearly $290 million, if it had reached the street market.MASSIVE MEXICO-CALIFORNIA BORDER BUSTS UNCOVER EYE-POPPING AMOUNT OF DRUGS: ‘REMAIN VIGILANT’ The seizure followed an extensive analysis of commercial shipping routes linking South America with Vado Ligure, an important gateway for goods entering Europe — and an “attractive” target for international drug traffickers, according to officials.”The operation forms part of an ongoing and targeted effort to combat the international trafficking of narcotics, including efforts to protect the most vulnerable segments of the population, who…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Ariz., clinched the GOP primary nomination in a battleground district Democrats see as key to retaking the House.Ciscomani, a moderate Republican seeking a third House term, ran unopposed with President Donald Trump’s endorsement.The southeastern Arizona district, which spans Tucson’s suburbs and stretches to the U.S.-Mexico border, is one of the most hotly contested House races in the country. Trump carried the swing seat by less than 1 percentage point in 2024 after losing it by roughly the same margin in 2020.JoAnna Mendoza, a Marine veteran and political consultant, also ran unopposed in the Democratic primary. She has faced several scandals that could undermine her House bid heading into November. BATTLEGROUND DEMOCRAT SAID TRADITIONALLY WHITE OUTDOOR SPACES ‘WILL NO LONGER BE WHITE’The Democrat hopeful has come under recent scrutiny for following several OnlyFans models and self-described witches on her official campaign Instagram account.The sexually explicit accounts included one belonging to a transgender socialist activist who posted pictures in BDSM gear, the New York Post first reported.Mendoza, who is openly bisexual, has also faced GOP attacks after remarks resurfaced from 2020 in which she said she would decriminalize prostitution in response…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Canada on Tuesday called off a joint celebration with the United States to mark the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, following renewed tariff threats from President Donald Trump.The bridge — which connects Detroit and Windsor, Ontario — was named after legendary Canadian hockey player Gordie Howe who played for the Detroit Red Wings, symbolizing the longstanding relationship between the two countries.Trump on Monday announced plans to impose a 50% tariff on certain Canadian imports, citing what officials called trade discrimination against American companies in the dairy, auto and alcohol industries. The White House said Canada’s policies gave foreign competitors an unfair advantage.”In light of trade action threatened by the United States earlier this week, it would be inappropriate to proceed with a celebratory event between the two countries,” Jenna Ghassabeh, a spokesperson for Canadian Infrastructure Minister Gregor Robertson, told Reuters in a statement.TRUMP SAYS HE WILL BLOCK US-CANADA BRIDGE UNLESS CANADA NEGOTIATES ON TRADE The bridge was scheduled to open to traffic next Monday, and American and Canadian officials were expected to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens previously told local media, according to Reuters.Ghassabeh confirmed…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Not all mimes stay silent. One is now accused of terrorizing women.A Massachusetts man known for roaming in a black-and-white mime costume is accused of frightening women for months at a popular state park, where prosecutors say he allegedly stripped to his underwear, slathered himself in cooking oil and worked out near female employees before later collapsing in court as the allegations were read aloud.Hernan Villagran Lux, 29, of Framingham, is facing criminal harassment charges after three female state Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) employees had up to over 50 encounters by one of the women over the past two months at a Natick state park near Boston.Prosecutors said all three women knew Lux by name and appearance, with one reporting more than 50 encounters that authorities said escalated over time, eventually leaving employees afraid to work around him.FLORIDA MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY LURED WOMEN WITH DATING APP COULD HAVE MORE VICTIMS: AUTHORITIES The allegations have also sparked warnings on social media, where people across several Massachusetts communities said they recognized the suspect and claimed he had approached or followed women on the nearby rail trail.Authorities arrested Lux Sunday night on the…
