The big-league movie plans were over before they ever began.Adley Rutschman, Colton Cowser, Ryan Mountcastle and Gunnar Henderson had plans to see “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.”Then Rutschman’s phone rang.It was the Baltimore Orioles’ front office with trade deadline news: Rutschman had been dealt.MLB TRADE DEADLINE DELIVERS BLOCKBUSTER MOVES FOR ADLEY RUTSCHMAN FREDDY PERALTA AND KEVIN GAUSMANAmong Monday’s flurry of MLB headlines, Rutschman’s move to the Boston Red Sox stood out as one of the biggest. The former No. 1 overall pick and three-time All-Star had spent his entire major league career in Baltimore. Boston landed Rutschman and catcher Jake Rogers, sending top pitching prospects Anthony Eyanson and Kyson Witherspoon, outfielder Enddy Azocar, catcher Carlos Narvaez and a player to be named later to Baltimore.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!A low-key afternoon with the boys quickly turned into an emotional goodbye for one of the Orioles’ closest-knit groups. Speaking to the media a day later, Cowser described the ill-fated movie plans that turned into a trade deadline farewell.”There was some shock there,” Cowser recalled when describing the moment Rutschman received the news. “You could kind of see it on his face that…

Decades in the making, the National Coast Guard Museum is set to open next summer on the banks of the Thames River in New London, Connecticut.The 80,000-square-foot museum will highlight the maritime service’s mission, history and accomplishment across three exhibit floors, interactive displays and experiences, featuring more than 5,000 photos and 600 artifacts, including an MH-60T Jayhawk helicopter and the Medal of Honor awarded to Signalman First Class Douglas Munro, the service’s sole recipient of the honor who heroically led the extraction of Marines under fire during the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942.Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Kevin Lunday said the museum will be more than a collection of artifacts; it “will illuminate the hard-earned lessons of the sea.”“This museum is a permanent tribute to the Long Blue Line—the generations of crews who have saved lives, defended our borders and maritime approaches, facilitated vital commerce, and responded to crises with little or no warning,” Lunday said in a news release Tuesday.A national Coast Guard museum has been a goal for the service and its supporters since at least 2001, when officials said they wanted to build one in the historic Fort Trumbull neighborhood of New London, a prime waterfront parcel slated…

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Welcome to your weekly shopping guide, curated by the FOX News Deals teamFOX News Deals may be compensated for or earn a commission if you buy through our links.As summer winds down, it’s a great time to upgrade your phone. Get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 from T-Mobile and save up to $1,900 when you trade in an eligible device on a qualifying line. Both new and existing customers qualify for the offer, which begins Aug. 7.READ MORE: Save up to 70% on end-of-summer wardrobe essentials, from light layers to sneakersA NOTE FROM THE EDITORThe best deals don’t always happen during major sales events. August is one of my favorite months to shop because retailers start discounting summer favorites while quietly rolling out fall essentials. This week, I found the deals I’d shop before everyone else catches on. — Caitlyn Martyn, Commerce EditorBest under-$50 find: Anker’s docking station lets you charge multiple devices at once.The deal I’d buy first: This lightweight Hanes hoodie is on sale for $8.Limited-time deal: Foot specialists recommend these Brooks sneakers for plantar fasciitis and persistent heel pain.–DEAL OF THE WEEK Editor’s Pick: Ooni Pizza Oven: $248.95 (29% off) Why it’s worth it: Make the most of late-summer and early-fall weather with this Ooni pizza oven, now…

An incoming folder from Civivi, the Vyrent, will function as the debut platform for an exciting addition to the company’s corral of steels. This ergonomic, mid-size folder’s blade is made from the first batch of Nitro-X7 we’ve seen from Civivi. Before we get into Nitro-X7 itself, let’s take a look at the design it is being used in. The Vyrent is another entry in the long and proud line of mid-sized Civivi users. The 3.5-inch drop point blade has a wide profile for that extra touch of toughness, and the geometry – a long gentle curve out to a very usable tip – is as intuitive as they come. After a long spell where smaller knives were favored for everyday carry, the mid-size models seem to be back in vogue, thanks in no small part to the prolific Civivi itself, we’d wager; and the Vyrent checks all the boxes for an entry into that bustling genre. There’s a textured oval in the center of the Vyrent’s handle Now, the steel. Anybody who follows Civivi’s releases will be familiar with Nitro-V, one of the popular kids in the entry-level enthusiast knife steel category. Well, Nitro-X7 is an upgraded relation to the…

French trans basketball player Julie Tetart’s childhood dream to play in the WNBA is one more step to becoming a reality.On Wednesday, during an appearance on “Don’t @ Me” with Dan Dakich, OutKick founder Clay Travis announced that he will target Tetart, who was the scoring and rebounding leader in France’s Ligue 2 during the 2025-26 season, as the face of his potential WNBA franchise that he’d call the Nashville Balls. “If the WNBA is inclusive, then this French all-star, a WNBA team has to sign [Tetart],” Travis told Dakich.FRENCH TRANS PHENOM JULIE TÉTART LOOKS WNBA-READY — SO WHY HASN’T THE ‘INCLUSIVE’ LEAGUE CALLED?On Monday, the 6’3 and shredded Tetart told OutKick, “If they contact me, I won’t say no. But you have to be realistic: I’m old, and there are far better players than me!”Travis doesn’t care how old Tetart is. He can see talent. He can see determination. His vision is of a basketball player who is hungry to lead a fledgling WNBA franchise. Tetart called playing in the WNBA a “childhood dream” while trading Instagram DMs with OutKick. “I put in a franchise application, Dan. The Nashville Balls would be the greatest dynasty of all time. Most…

Army soldiers for generations have guided horse-drawn caissons through Arlington National Cemetery as they escort the country’s fallen to their final resting place. Now, as the service overhauls the animals’ care, soldiers who care for the horses have a career classification of their own. The Army recently established the 08H Army Equestrian military occupational specialty and Staff Sgt. Shawn Tabor and Sgt. Daimien Copeland, both assigned to the Caisson Detachment at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, are among the first soldiers to qualify for the new role after completing an 18-week horsemanship program.“When the 08H opportunity came around, there was no hesitation; I immediately jumped on it. There was no second thought or doubt about doing it,” said Tabor, who has served in the detachment for eight years as an infantryman.U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Shawn Tabor, assigned to the Caisson Detachment, Military Mounted Battalion, 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), poses for a portrait at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia, July 3, 2026. (Sgt. Autumn Johnson/U.S. Army)The 08H specialty replaced the “military horseman” identifier and, according to an Army release, is open to infantry soldiers in the grades of E5 to E9. It is a role the Army says contributes…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNINGFIRST ON FOX: After her 18-year-old daughter, Hailey King, was run over by an illegal immigrant driving a truck 36 mph above the speed limit, Angel Mom Kathy Hall promised her dying daughter she was “never going to stop fighting for justice for her.”In an interview obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital from advocacy group The American Border Story, Hall recounted her daughter’s grisly killing, which, she said, launched her crusade to make sure that no other parents and children undergo the same fate.While riding a scooter with a friend in Fayetteville, Arkansas, King was hit from behind by a speeding truck driven by illegal alien Sergio Rodriguez. According to Hall, her daughter was on her way home for dinner. Upon impact, King was thrown onto the hood of the truck. Hall said Rodriguez continued driving, swerving into another lane and sending King headfirst onto the street. King suffered a brain stem hemorrhage, inner and outer cranial hemorrhages, a burst spleen and a lacerated liver. She died shortly after the Nov. 7, 2016, incident, leaving behind her 2-year-old daughter, Brooklyn.Hall said Rodriguez was sentenced to 17 years in prison for…

Through consistency and mental toughness, Michael Guzman, a Clermont, Florida, native, recently graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island after losing nearly 100 pounds.Pvt. Guzman had hoped to become a Marine since he was 5 years old, inspired by his uncle’s service. However, after graduating from high school, his weight reached nearly 270 pounds, making that dream feel out of reach.After praying for guidance, Guzman received a text message the following day from Staff Sgt. Luis Cervantes, a recruiter with Recruiting Substation Clermont, asking if he was interested in becoming a Marine.“I took that as a sign,” Guzman said in a release. “Ever since then, my life has been transformed.”Determined to earn the title of Marine, Guzman began running every morning, training in the evenings and eating healthier. He remained focused on his goal, even when it meant missing personal events. He said his family, especially his mother, kept him accountable, while discipline and consistency became the foundation of his training.Recruiting Substation Clermont also became an important source of motivation. Cervantes and the Marines there regularly checked on Guzman’s progress and adjusted his training.“It was constantly reminding him of his ‘why,’” Cervantes said. “Why did you want to become…

Long live LIV?The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced in April that it would stop funding LIV Golf following the 2026 season. With the sole funder of the breakaway circuit cutting off the money spigot, it was speculated that LIV, or at least the current version of it, would cease to exist beyond this year.On Wednesday, LIV CEO Scott O’Neil halted that speculation. OUTKICK IS NOW ON THE FOX APP: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOADSpeaking ahead of this week’s LIV New York tournament at Trump National Bedminster, O’Neil announced that an investor has been secured to keep the circuit afloat. While O’Neil did not divulge any specific details about the unknown investor, he did share an incredibly important fact about the next phase of LIV Golf and its players.”LIV Golf has an agreement in place with a lead investor, signed by the investor and approved by the Board, to anchor the transaction and play a key role in supporting the path forward for the League’s next era, driven by and for the players,” O’Neil said.”Notably, our next chapter will make our players the majority equity holders in LIV Golf, a first for a major global sports league,” he continued, while stating…