NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! NFL veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has once again retired from the game.Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Sunday that Bridgewater, who was competing for the backup role to Jared Goff in the quarterbacks room, has decided to step away from the team in the middle of training camp.The Lions officially placed Bridgewater on the reserve/retired list ahead of their Sunday practice. Campbell added that he believes retirement could stick this time for Bridgewater, who had previously retired following the 2023 season. But he quickly rejoined the Lions for the 2024 season.”I think he can only truly answer that, but I feel like this is where it’s at for sure right now,” Campbell said, via ESPN. “This is where it needs to be and where he felt. And his biggest worry was letting us down. That’s the type of guys he is, and he’s not.RUSSELL WILSON ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NFL AFTER 14 SEASONS”That’s as far as it can get. He meant a lot.”As a result, the Lions were reportedly quick to sign another journeyman, Josh Dobbs, to a $1.425 million contract with $475,000 fully guaranteed, per NFL Network. Dobbs is…
WNBA media wasted no time jumping to DiJonai Carrington’s defense after her dangerous hit on Sophie Cunningham earned her a Flagrant 2 and an early shower Saturday.Carrington got the boot after catching Cunningham above the neck as the Fever guard went airborne for a transition layup.But instead of taking her lumps, Carrington retreated to the locker room and immediately pulled out her phone, posting “WHITE PRIVILEGE @indianafever” on Threads.Just like that, Carrington turned punishment for her own reckless play into an accusation about race. If anything, that response warranted even greater scrutiny. Instead, WNBA media circled the wagons around Carrington, downplaying the hit. ESPN quickly joined the defense when analyst Andraya Carter rationalized the hit as little more than a product of Carrington’s aggressive style of play.ESPN BURIES DIJONAI CARRINGTON DIRTY FOUL ON SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM, ‘WHITE PRIVILEGE’ POST”These are plays we’ve seen from DiJonai, right? So getting in the right position, jumping over the top, getting these transition blocks,” Carter explained.”She’s always gonna make that effort. So even for some of these, she’s behind the offensive player coming over the top. So again, she was behind Sophie Cunningham. She wasn’t able to get over the top. Had she got over…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “It was only a joke.” Those five words can stop an important conversation before it begins. Maybe your child or grandchild posted a rude comment in a group chat. Another kid added an embarrassing picture. Soon, classmates were sharing it and piling on with laughing reactions.To the children taking part, it may feel like ordinary online drama. To the child being targeted, every notification can feel like another person joining the attack. The warning signs of cyberbullying are not always obvious. Some children hide what they are experiencing. Others take part without realizing their behavior has crossed a line.That is why cybersecurity education needs to go beyond strong passwords, antivirus software and password managers. Those protections remain essential. However, children also need guidance about empathy, privacy and the consequences of what they post. Parents play a central role. Grandparents can also become trusted listeners, especially when a child feels nervous about telling Mom or Dad. Share this article with the adults in your family. Then use it to start a conversation before a child needs help.New! Free live CyberGuy class: Protect Your Money From Today’s Biggest ThreatsJoin us Saturday, Aug. 29, at…
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MoreNEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! NFL veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has once again retired from the game.Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Sunday that Bridgewater, who was competing for the backup role to Jared Goff in the quarterbacks room, has decided to step away from the team in the middle of training camp.The Lions officially placed Bridgewater on the reserve/retired list ahead of their Sunday practice. Campbell added that he believes retirement could stick this time for Bridgewater, who had previously retired following the 2023 season. But he quickly rejoined the Lions for the 2024 season.”I think he can only truly answer that, but I feel like this is where it’s at for sure right now,” Campbell said, via ESPN. “This is where it needs to be and where he felt. And his biggest worry was letting us down. That’s the type of guys he is, and he’s not.RUSSELL WILSON ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NFL AFTER 14 SEASONS”That’s as far as it can get. He meant a lot.”As a result, the Lions were reportedly quick to sign another journeyman, Josh Dobbs, to a $1.425 million contract with $475,000 fully guaranteed, per NFL Network. Dobbs is…
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WNBA media wasted no time jumping to DiJonai Carrington’s defense after her dangerous hit on Sophie Cunningham earned her a Flagrant 2 and an early shower Saturday.Carrington got the boot after catching Cunningham above the neck as the Fever guard went airborne for a transition layup.But instead of taking her lumps, Carrington retreated to the locker room and immediately pulled out her phone, posting “WHITE PRIVILEGE @indianafever” on Threads.Just like that, Carrington turned punishment for her own reckless play into an accusation about race. If anything, that response warranted even greater scrutiny. Instead, WNBA media circled the wagons around Carrington, downplaying the hit. ESPN quickly joined the defense when analyst Andraya Carter rationalized the hit as little more than a product of Carrington’s aggressive style of play.ESPN BURIES DIJONAI CARRINGTON DIRTY FOUL ON SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM, ‘WHITE PRIVILEGE’ POST”These are plays we’ve seen from DiJonai, right? So getting in the right position, jumping over the top, getting these transition blocks,” Carter explained.”She’s always gonna make that effort. So even for some of these, she’s behind the offensive player coming over the top. So again, she was behind Sophie Cunningham. She wasn’t able to get over the top. Had she got over…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “It was only a joke.” Those five words can stop an important conversation before it begins. Maybe your child or grandchild posted a rude comment in a group chat. Another kid added an embarrassing picture. Soon, classmates were sharing it and piling on with laughing reactions.To the children taking part, it may feel like ordinary online drama. To the child being targeted, every notification can feel like another person joining the attack. The warning signs of cyberbullying are not always obvious. Some children hide what they are experiencing. Others take part without realizing their behavior has crossed a line.That is why cybersecurity education needs to go beyond strong passwords, antivirus software and password managers. Those protections remain essential. However, children also need guidance about empathy, privacy and the consequences of what they post. Parents play a central role. Grandparents can also become trusted listeners, especially when a child feels nervous about telling Mom or Dad. Share this article with the adults in your family. Then use it to start a conversation before a child needs help.New! Free live CyberGuy class: Protect Your Money From Today’s Biggest ThreatsJoin us Saturday, Aug. 29, at…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film “The Odyssey” takes moviegoers on an epic journey throughout the ancient world — with many of the scenes shot in notable locations all over the world. Filming took place at spectacular spots in Greece, Italy, Morocco, Scotland and Iceland — continuing Nolan’s longtime preference for practical filmmaking and in-camera effects. The film, after just four weekends, has become Nolan’s highest grossing movie ever at the global box office, with $1.1 billion pulled in, according to Deadline. (“The Odyssey” is also the highest grossing R-rated movie of 2026 both in North America and around the world, the same source said.)MEET THE TERRIFYING MONSTERS IN CHRISTOPHER NOLAN’S BLOCKBUSTER ‘THE ODYSSEY’The locations were transformed into a variety of settings, including ancient Troy, Odysseus’ homeland of Ithaca and the cave in which the hero encounters the Cyclops. Travelers have been showing a strong interest in taking in some of these locations for themselves. A recent analysis from Nibble, a learning app, found that Google search interest in traveling to Troy jumped 3,421% after the movie’s mid-July release, while searches for “flights to Troy” increased 966%, as Travel + Leisure reported. Searches about whether Troy…
Don Nelson, a former NBA player and head coach who is in the Basketball Hall of Fame, has died, his family announced on Sunday. He was 86.Nelson played in the NBA from 1963 to 1976 and was a head coach in the league at points from 1977 to 2010.”On Sunday morning our beloved husband, dad, grandfather and great-grandfather Don Nelson peacefully went to be with the Lord, surrounded by his loving family,” his family said in a statement, via NBA writer Marc Stein. “Throughout his last week, friends and family encircled him with love, sharing the blessing of his friendship and revisiting treasured memories.”This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates. Read the full article here
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! NFL veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has once again retired from the game.Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell told reporters on Sunday that Bridgewater, who was competing for the backup role to Jared Goff in the quarterbacks room, has decided to step away…
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WNBA media wasted no time jumping to DiJonai Carrington’s defense after her dangerous hit on Sophie Cunningham earned her a Flagrant 2 and an early shower Saturday.Carrington got the boot after catching Cunningham above the neck as the Fever guard went airborne for a transition layup.But instead of taking her…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! “It was only a joke.” Those five words can stop an important conversation before it begins. Maybe your child or grandchild posted a rude comment in a group chat. Another kid added an embarrassing picture. Soon, classmates were sharing it and piling…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film “The Odyssey” takes moviegoers on an epic journey throughout the ancient world — with many of the scenes shot in notable locations all over the world. Filming took place at spectacular spots in Greece, Italy, Morocco, Scotland and Iceland…
Don Nelson, a former NBA player and head coach who is in the Basketball Hall of Fame, has died, his family announced on Sunday. He was 86.Nelson played in the NBA from 1963 to 1976 and was a head coach in the league at points from 1977 to 2010.”On Sunday…
A former teammate of Sophie Cunningham’s with the Indiana Fever wasn’t exactly upset by seeing the WNBA star be left with a bloody mouth after taking a forearm to the face by Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington.Sydney Colson, who spent the 2025 WNBA season playing alongside Cunningham in Indiana, reacted…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Both parties see Gen Z voters as a crucial bloc that could help tip the balance in November as Republicans and Democrats battle for control of Congress, with the GOP seeking to keep President Donald Trump’s agenda moving and Democrats pushing to…
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MoreThe World Health Organization has declared a “global health emergency” after an Ebola outbreak surfaced in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). So far, there are at least eight confirmed cases, 246 suspected infections, and 80 suspected deaths reported in DRC, along with two additional cases in Uganda. Red Cross volunteers have already been going door-to-door to share health information. They are also helping to identify suspected cases, support contact tracing, and combat misinformation surrounding the outbreak. The DRC and Uganda confirmed their first Ebola cases on Friday. On the same day, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) stated that 13 out of 20 tested samples had returned positive for the virus. The WHO warned that the outbreak could already be spreading beyond what surveillance systems are catching, while stopping short of labeling the situation a “pandemic emergency.” According to WHO data, at least eight laboratory-confirmed cases, 246 suspected cases, and 80 suspected deaths have been recorded in DR Congo’s eastern Ituri Province, while Uganda confirmed two imported cases in Kampala. Both patients in Uganda had recently traveled from the DR Congo and were admitted to intensive care units. –RT Health officials familiar with the outbreak stated…
Baseball is a game of rules. Written rules, unwritten rules, you name it.It seems like there are so many rules in the game of baseball it can be tough to remember them all, unless, of course, it’s your job to know those rules like the back of your hand.Speaking of which, the New York Mets and Washington Nationals had a wacky game on Monday night, with the Mets notching 10 runs in the top of the 12th inning to win by an absurd 16-7 score in extras.BRAVES, REDS COMBINE FOR HISTORIC 16-RUN 8TH INNING IN WILD GAME It was the most runs scored in an extra inning in over 40 years, but that might not have even been the craziest part of the game.During that onslaught of offense, the Nationals decided they were tired of watching their pitcher getting shellacked and called in a position player to take the rubber.The umpires looked like they were ready to lay down the law since the Mets were up by less than the requisite eight-run lead needed for the losing team to put a position player on the mound, but there was just one problem: the eight run rule doesn’t apply to extra…
For the past 10 days, naval aviators across six squadrons attached to the aircraft carrier USS George Washington and carried out the time-honored tradition of field carrier landing practice — on Iwo Jima. Since 1991, Iwo Jima, known today in Japan as Iwo To, has been the practice site of “touch-and-go” landings for pilots looking to hone their skills and for those seeking to be qualified for carrier landings.Naval aviators must complete a minimum number of repetitive touch-and-go landings at airfields, which simulate landing on an aircraft carrier. “FCLP is required flight training that precedes carrier landing operations and simulates, as near as practicable, the conditions encountered during carrier landing operations,” according to the Navy.F/A-18 Super Hornet pilots with Carrier Air Wing 5, based at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, near Hiroshima, took to the skies — and briefly the land — to polish their skills over the past week prior to the USS George Washington setting off on its annual patrol on May 10.The George Washington is the sixth Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and serves as the nation’s only premier aircraft carrier forward-deployed to Japan, according to the Navy.During FCLPs, senior pilots typically fly a minimum of six sorties…
Liong Mah has a Kickstarter success on his hands with the SFD, or Small Field Duty. The SFD is a 2026 refresh of a popular LMD piece, with a new lock and a proven, popular blade steel registering among the changes. The Field Duty model has been a part of Mah’s offerings since 2019, when it debuted in its original, full-size form. Mah has always enjoyed larger blades and the first Field Duty dropped with an impressive 3.75-inch drop point. In 2020, he returned to the design to create a smaller sequel, the Field Duty EDC, which scaled the blade back to 3.5 inches. Mah tells us he has been working on this particular version for some time now. “We went through a few design changes,” he says. ” This is the second prototype after some refinements and weight reductions from the first.” The SFD lives up to its name (or initial, as the case may be) as the smallest take on Mah’s workhorse yet. That being said, “work” is still the operative word here, and the stout, wide drop point blade is optimized for tougher jobs as well as normal EDC fare. “I wanted a high-end steel along with…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The suspects who allegedly killed three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego have been identified as 17-year-old Cain Clark and 18-year-old Caleb Velasquez, the New York Post reported, citing a law enforcement source.The suspects were found dead with apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds inside a vehicle a few blocks from the mosque following the bloodshed.”We’re very sorry for what happened,” Clark’s grandfather, 78-year-old David Clark, told the Post. “We know as much as you do. It’s a shock.”Clark had been on the wrestling team at Madison High School, according to the school’s social media page. A San Diego Unified School District spokesperson told Fox News Digital that Clark had been attending school virtually through iHigh Virtual Academy since 2021.CHICAGO HATE CRIME SHOOTING SUSPECT RESEARCHED JEWISH TARGETS, HAD PRO-HAMAS MATERIAL ON HIS PHONE: PROSECUTOR While a motive remains unclear, authorities said that the deadly shooting is being investigated as a hate crime after police say authorities uncovered evidence the suspects engaged in “hate rhetoric.”One suspect’s mother had contacted authorities and reported her son missing roughly two hours before the deadly attack, San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl said Monday. FORMER VIRGINIA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ON TRIAL AFTER…
United States President Donald Trump has chosen to delay a “very major attack” on Iran. The US ruler has instructed the Department of War to hold off on strikes for a few days to give Tehran a chance to accept the deal sent by Washington. The US is demanding that Iran accept the most recent deal, or else it will unleash an attack. Trump said the strike had been scheduled for Tuesday, but that he had ordered the Pentagon to stand down for now after Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and “some others” urged him to allow more time for diplomacy. The Department of War is still on standby, however, awaiting orders to attack with a full-scale assault unless Tehran accepts a deal on Washington’s terms, according to a report by RT. “We were getting ready to do a very major attack tomorrow,” Trump told journalists. “I’ve put it off for a little while, hopefully maybe forever, but possibly for a little while, because we’ve had very big discussions with Iran.” Trump claimed that the US and Iran are getting very close to making a deal. The US has long maintained that any peace agreement will include the banning of Iran’s…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau revealed during a podcast Monday that he wants four kids and detailed his vision for family roles.”A bunch. I’d love to have a bunch of kids. Four, for sure,” he told podcast host Katie Miller during a conversation on “The Kate Miller Podcast.”Miller then pressed DeChambeau on his views on family roles.She asked, “Do you believe that a man’s place is out at work and the woman’s place in the home? Or what’s your core set of beliefs on how a family should work these days? Or do you think it’s dependent upon the partners?” RILEY GAINES, HUSBAND SHARE WHAT’S IMPORTANT WHEN IT COMES TO THEIR PARENTING STYLEDeChambeau said it was dependent on the situation.”I think it’s situationally dependent, right? Financially… if the male can’t support the full family, like, there are times that you’re going to have to make difficult decisions where the woman’s gonna have to go out there, but traditionally I would love to see, I like to see women being as, I would say, engaged and opportunistic as possible. If they wanna go work, if they want to go build their own business, go…
Let’s get Tuesday Screencaps cranked up with Danica Patrick showing up to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for her Fox Indy 500 work duties looking like a fat, purple-haired LIB’s worst nightmare. You guys know Danica’s been in the gym. She lives the MAHA lifestyle. We show you guys her insane gym workouts.I knew Danica, 44, has been getting shredded, but what she unleashed Monday from the Fox set was the results of the offseason reps where Danica gets on a dip machine with 45-pound plates chained to a weight belt. She’s dialed in. Our Fox co-workers are dialed in. “Vibes were defiantly high for what became a one day qualifying show for the pole after Saturday rained out,” wrote on Instagram from Indy. You’re damn right the vibes are high, Danica. America can feel summer building. It’s not just any summer. It’s the 250th celebration of this incredible piece of land we get to call home.For the angry LIBS who hate this country and what it stands for, you better buckle up. We’re about to have a blowout summer.DANICA PATRICK IMPRESSES THE MAHA CROWD BY TAKING UP TENNIS AS HER NEWEST FITNESS WORKOUT, BAT DOGS & MEAT!• Moving along this morning,…
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge under the title Oil Slides After Iran Says US Agreed To Lift Oil Sanctions During Talks, Long-Term ‘Nuclear Freeze’ On Table Summary A flurry of (the somewhat typically-timed) Monday opener headlines has pushed oil prices lower, erasing weekend gains, including Al Arabia reporting that Iran is ready to accept a long-term nuclear freeze. Iran has submitted its latest proposal comprising 14-points through Pakistan, amid reports that the US has offered to lift sanctions on Iranian oil during the interim negotiating period. Reports further add that Russia’s offer to take and hold Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile on its territory is being taken seriously. Will the US obtain Iranian enriched uranium by December 31?Yes 26% · No 75%View full market & trade on Polymarket * * * Long-Term Nuclear Freeze on Table Saudi state-owned Al Arabiya early Monday issued a bombshell, if true (but still very much not officially confirmed), reporting that Iran has agreed to a long-term nuclear freeze instead of a complete dismantling. The outlet also reports that Iran has withdrawn its demand for compensation, instead demanding economic concessions. However, this could be highly dubious, given that over the past several days, Tehran has not shown willingness to…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! One of America’s most significant adversaries is already waging “unrestricted warfare” against the U.S., author Gordon Chang warned Monday, citing widespread fentanyl deaths, espionage and sabotage as components integral to the plan.”China has redefined warfare…” Chang said on the “Will Cain Country” podcast.”In May 2019, People’s Daily, the most authoritative publication in China, carried a landmark editorial that declared a ‘people’s war’ on us, and although we may dismiss that as propaganda, that phrase, ‘people’s war,’ has a meaning which resonates in the Communist Party. It’s total war,” he said.DEEPSEEK AI BOT IS PART OF CHINA’S ‘UNRESTRICTED WARFARE’ DOCTRINE Chang provided the example as a broader warning that fentanyl deaths in the U.S. are no coincidence. He argued such deaths are “murders” — not overdoses — at the hands of the CCP.”It has actually done all it can to kill as many Americans as possible,” he said of the party.TAIWAN’S PRESIDENT SAYS ISLAND ‘WILL NEVER BE SACRIFICED OR TRADED’ IN STERN REBUKE OF CHINA “And I know that’s hard for Americans to understand, but if you look at what the Chinese Communist Party has been doing to support the fentanyl gangs, it…
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