NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Florida mother is facing four felony charges after allegedly abandoning her four young children — including a two-month-old infant — to take a three-day vacation on a cruise ship to the Bahamas.Nathalie Belizaire, 29, was charged with four counts of child neglect after she boarded Carnival Cruise Line’s Carnival Conquest, leaving her children unattended in her North Miami Beach residence. Police said U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers took her into custody Monday as she disembarked.”You cannot make this up,” Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Mindy Glazer said in Tuesday court footage. “We are just grateful nothing worse happened to those kids.MOTHER, BOYFRIEND ALLEGEDLY ABANDONED BLINDFOLDED YOUNG SONS IN REMOTE FOREST AS PART OF ‘GAME’: REPORTS “Who leaves four little kids alone to go on a cruise?”The poor kids were home alone.”The children were discovered by police Saturday, the day after the ship set sail. Bodycam footage showed four kids coming out of hiding in a bathroom – a 2-year-old toddler, a pre-teen and what appears to be a teenage girl holding a newborn baby.Lether Bazile, the father of the two-month-old, told police that Belizaire claimed she was leaving the children with their…

Cold and rainy days are back, so a dependable rain jacket is essential. Right now, Columbia’s Switchback rain jacket is on sale for 46% off. It has a stowaway hood for rain-free days, dries quickly and features adjustable cuffs and a drawcord hem for a customized fit. We also found other men’s and women’s rain jackets on sale — some up to 64% off. Original price: $70 For $38, get Columbia’s Switchback jacket and stay dry during rainy fall days. The Omni-Shield fabric repels rain and resists stains, so you get a reliable jacket that withstands all your daily activities. Built around convenience, the jacket has a stowaway hood for nicer days. In fact, the whole jacket neatly packs into any overnight bag, ensuring you always have rain protection on hand. Other handy features like large zippered hand pockets and adjustable cuffs keep the sleeves out of the way and give you room for your phone and other essentials. The drawcord hem also helps you get the right fit. READ MORE: October Prime Day is one week away — 12 things worth buying and the early deals to shopWhy is this deal worth it?With rainy weather on the way, a highly rated jacket that dries quickly can…

Welcome to the final Wednesday Screencaps of September and sorta my final Screencaps of the week as I prepare to head out of here for a couple of days to get in one last mini golf trip with friends before winter sets in.It’s a bittersweet moment this time of the year. On one hand, it’s nice to get out on the open road to see what the golf gods have in store for us. On the other hand, I know that once this 48-hour rendezvous is over, it’s time to prepare for hunkering down. Sure, there will be random Sundays where it’s 74 in November and I get out, but there’s something about that energy that runs through the body over a golf trip.This one will be interesting. It was supposed to be back in northern Michigan, but the weather is going to be tricky up there. With rain in the forecast, my buddy Diesel says we have to go south or east. I’m leaving this up to him.JENA SIMS KEEPS THE WHOLESOME GOLF CONTENT COMING AS SHE LEAVES IT ALL ON THE COURSE DOING THE WORMSpeaking of golf … look at this trip Danica Patrick and her girlfriends went…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As midterm races gear up for the November elections, the “Ruthless” podcast discussed the latest financial allegations against prominent Democratic candidates in two marquee contests that the hosts said the mainstream media have neglected to cover.”It’s just a couple of stories about states that you might not live or vote in, but you need to understand the kind of people Democrats are putting forward to represent their party,” podcast co-host John Ashbrook said of two stories.Ashbrook’s comments followed reporting from the Washington Free Beacon that Troy Jackson, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine, co-sponsored a 2024 bill that called for $13.4 million in additional funding for Maine Maritime Academy while his son, Chace Jackson, served as the school’s legislative designee. Jackson had also backed a 2023 state budget that provided the academy with an additional $2 million per year.”[These stories] are indicative of this larger thing that we’ve talked about, which is Democrats get into government so they can steer funds to their preferred parties,” podcast co-host Josh Holmes said. “Sometimes they benefit directly, as they do here, and sometimes they have preferential constituencies that they then pay to vote…

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette loves the game of football, but back home in Mullins, South Carolina, a true country lifestyle is how he, his family and friends love to spend their time.Whether it’s taking care of his horses, which NFL fans have come quite familiar with since the Panthers took him in the first round in 2024 out of South Carolina, fishing, or riding around town on what he calls a “trail ride,” Legette’s southern roots are shown in full force whenever he’s back home.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.Before the 2026 season, Legette was able to show some of his Panthers teammates what it’s like in his small South Carolina town that has less than 4,000 residents, including his quarterback, Bryce Young. Sports Illustrated was along for the ride, as Legette showcased a day in his life with the entire town alongside him for the trail ride.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE It was an experience that had Legette quite grateful, not just for…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Lindsay Clancy’s defense lawyer made a surprise shift in strategy Tuesday, according to legal analysts — shifting gears from his argument at trial that she was not criminally responsible because she suffered from postpartum psychosis.”Where’s the evidence that she did this?” Clancy’s defense attorney, Kevin Reddington, asked Judge William Sullivan in court Tuesday. “Where is the evidence she did this?”Reddington made the argument while asking Sullivan to enter a not-guilty finding after the jury deadlocked.LINDSAY CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR ASKS FOR ONE THING IN NEW VIDEO AFTER MISTRIAL DRAMA “I submit to the court there is no evidence she made any statements, as far as the actual killing of the children, which forms the basis of the indictments,” Reddington said.Plymouth County prosecutors countered, calling his assertion “a laughable argument.” But it marked a striking change in the way he’s argued the case in the past.WATCH: Kevin Reddington spends 8 minutes, 27 seconds attacking the allegation that Lindsay Clancy killed her kidsHe pointed to what he described as gaps in the physical evidence, including the blood, DNA, timing and circumstances surrounding Clancy’s suicide attempt, which left her paralyzed.LINDSAY CLANCY ATTORNEY KEVIN…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Flydubai flight headed for Israel made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia Wednesday after a reported fight between the pilots triggered a distress alert, raising fears of a possible hijacking and prompting Israel to scramble fighter jets.The Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight landed safely in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, and everyone aboard was reported safe, according to officials.A regional official briefed on the incident said an altercation broke out in the cockpit and apparently involved the pilots, though it was not immediately clear what sparked the confrontation. Israeli media, citing security officials, also reported that a dispute between the two pilots was behind the emergency.The incident prompted an immediate security response in Israel, where authorities initially feared the plane — carrying dozens of Israeli citizens — could have been hijacked. A second official confirmed that Israel scrambled fighter jets as the situation unfolded.MIDAIR SCARE FORCES PACKED PASSENGER JET INTO EMERGENCY LANDING, TRAVELERS HOSPITALIZED The aircraft transmitted an emergency alert during the flight, according to publicly available flight-tracking information. Flight FZ1073 had departed Dubai and was headed for Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv before diverting to Tabuk.Passengers described a tense scene aboard the aircraft…

We take a closer look at Vortex Optics’ high-end Razor HD Gen III riflescope line.I’ve had a ton of time in the field and range with a slew of world-class optics from a host of great companies. What follows here is a compilation of what I believe are some of the best optics not just from Vortex, but also in the broader field of optics. While nearly everyone has a certain loyalty to a given brand, perhaps handed down from generation to generation (Dad had a Ford or Ram, you know the gist), I have the benefit of being able to test in unbiased ways long term and come to conclusions over dozens of products and test environments.Every scope featured in this article has been used for hunting, competition, been carried for miles, dropped at least once and moved from gun to gun, so this will be an honest assessment of the lineup.A Solid PedigreeVortex is a company that listens to shooters, and as a result, many of the features on these scopes are extremely modern, which may seem like a dumb thing to say until you realize that there has been a great deal of stagnation across the board…

Las Vegas Aces superstar A’ja Wilson lost her cool late in Game Two of her team’s first-round playoff series against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, drawing a fourth-quarter technical foul after confronting a spectator, sparking postgame drama and social media meltdowns.With Indiana holding a 90-79 lead late in the final period, Wilson got tangled up on the hardwood with Fever guard Sophie Cunningham following a physical foul. After getting to her feet, Wilson spotted a fan two rows behind the basket pointing and shouting in her direction. Wilson escalated then marched toward the spectator until teammates and officials pulled her back.ACES STAR TARGETS HECKLING FEVER FANS IN INDY BEFORE CHELSEA GRAY STUNS CAITLIN CLARK IN OT THRILLERReferees hit Wilson with a technical foul for leaving the floor.The Fever later confirmed that the fan did not violate the code of conduct and was not removed from the arena.”Following a report of a comment directed toward a player, arena security spoke with the fan involved and witnesses. Security determined there was no violation of the Fan Code of Conduct, the fan was not removed from the arena. We consider the matter closed,” the team said in a statement.Wilson then doubled-down on…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An Ohio woman is suing after her surgeon allegedly amputated the wrong leg when she underwent a below-the-knee amputation that the lawsuit says was required because of cancer in her right leg.Sharon Jacks, who is now a double amputee, was scheduled to have a below-the-knee amputation of her right leg at Selby General Hospital in Marietta, Ohio, on Sept. 19, 2025, but she woke up to her left leg missing, according to the lawsuit, WBNS reported.”She went into surgery, and when she woke up, the wrong leg had been taken off,” Jacks’ attorney Brad Layne told the outlet. “It defies explanation, obviously.”The leg that was originally supposed to be amputated was later cut off as well, leaving her without either leg.FLORIDA DOCTOR CHARGED AFTER ALLEGEDLY REMOVING WRONG ORGAN DURING SURGERY Jacks’ lawsuit names the hospital, her surgeon and other members of the surgical team, accusing them of “a complete failure of basic safety procedures.”Layne said in a press release that “there is simply no excuse” for what happened, adding that “complete and total failure by multiple medical professionals caused this catastrophe.””Despite several opportunities to identify the mistake and stop the procedure, the…