Case Keenum turned back the clock, as the 38-year-old quarterback led the Chicago Bears to a resounding 27-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night.It was Keenum’s first start since Week 16 of the 2023 season, but you wouldn’t have guessed that with how well he executed head coach Ben Johnson’s offense on his way to a performance to remember with his family and the rest of the NFL looking on.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.Keenum’s performance was so good that the Bears need to be told one thing (if they weren’t thinking so already): don’t rush back Caleb Williams.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Yes, the franchise quarterback who is the Bears’ best chance to reach the Super Bowl – don’t rush him back onto the field.Of course, this is only one performance from Keenum, who is the third-string quarterback on the Bears’ depth chart. Tyson Bagent is Williams’ usual backup, while the journeyman Keenum rounds out the depth in the room.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The State Department is assessing how it could grant state and local officials access to federal passport records to verify voters’ citizenship status ahead of the midterm elections in November.The department is weighing how to share passport information with state and local officials, as well as some nonprofit groups, as part of the initiative that aims to ensure registered voters are U.S. citizens.The objective of the plan is to share the information in a way that “protects Americans’ data, deters fraud and supports the integrity of U.S. citizenship,” a department spokesperson said in a statement to NewsNation.The Justice Department disclosed the plan in a court filing last week, saying federal officials plan to use passport records to identify potential noncitizens on voter registration rolls.TRUMP SCORES SUPREME COURT WIN IN ELECTION INTEGRITY FIGHT AS STATES GAIN NEW VOTER ROLL TOOL According to the filing, the State Department will publish a notice in the Federal Register proposing to share information contained in the Passport Services Records system with other federal agencies.The notice would permit “information sharing with various entities utilizing federal government verification platforms, for the purpose of verifying the identity or citizenship for…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! PLYMOUTH, Mass. — A Massachusetts judge overseeing the Lindsay Clancy case is expected to hear arguments on her double jeopardy motion Tuesday, while another push to investigate the lone holdout juror in her mistrial may be on hold — for now.Clancy is expected in court in person for the first time since her trial ended in a deadlocked jury and the judge declared a mistrial on Sept. 4.In the weeks since her mistrial, Clancy’s case has remained a topic of national interest, with fellow jurors and Clancy’s defense attorney attacking the lone holdout. At the same time, Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz’s office has been relatively quiet about their plans for a potential retrial.LINDSAY CLANCY HOLDOUT JUROR ASKS FOR ONE THING IN NEW VIDEO AFTER MISTRIAL DRAMA LINDSAY CLANCY’S PUSH TO INVESTIGATE HOLDOUT JUROR COULD BE PAUSED AS DEFENSE, PROSECUTORS AGREE TO ADJOURNHere’s a roundup of what to expect as she returns to court:Defense calls to investigate the holdout jurorClancy’s defense lawyer Kevin Reddington had called for an inquiry into the lone holdout juror, Michael Desronvil, whom he has dubbed “the obstructionist juror.” Desronvil opposed 11 others on the panel and…

LeBron James took the mic at 76ers Media Day, sounding like classic LeBron.After a summer of endless free agency rumors, opting out of his contract, and leaving his family on the West Coast to chase another ring in the East, he finally landed in Philadelphia.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.Yet before taking a single shot in a Sixers uniform, he was already laying down excuses and tossing his new teammates under the bus.”If we can do that, then we can be a great team,” he said. “If we don’t do that, then we’ll be like, ‘Oh man, it was a great team on paper. We had a lot of great talent, and we lost in the second round.’ I don’t wanna do that. I didn’t leave my family to lose in the second round, I know that for sure. So the work needs to be done, and I’m ready to put the work in.”Classic LeBron. If they win, he is the savior. If they lose, the team on…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A routine traffic stop on a Kentucky interstate turned deadly Monday when a state trooper was gunned down, launching a statewide manhunt that ended with a suspect in custody.Trooper Hayden Phillips, 30, was killed along Interstate 65 in Warren County. He leaves behind a wife and three young sons.”He was senselessly murdered,” U.S. Attorney Kyle Bumgarner said at a Monday night news conference. “We have a wife that expected her husband to come home. We have three little boys who don’t have a dad.”SUSPECTS AT LARGE AFTER TUCSON POLICE RECRUIT KILLED, PIMA COUNTY CORRECTIONS OFFICER WOUNDED IN SHOOTING Phillips was a three-year veteran of Kentucky State Police, assigned to Post 3 in Bowling Green. He graduated from Cadet Class 103 and was known to fellow troopers as Unit 369.”Because he served us, because he served our community, because he wanted to keep each of us safe,” Bumgarner said. “He gave the ultimate sacrifice.”Kentucky State Police Commissioner Col. Phillip Burnett Jr. pledged to pursue justice for Phillips.”We will seek justice for Hayden,” Burnett said. “Let me repeat that, we will seek justice for Hayden. We will not rest until this happens.”JURY CONVICTS KEVIN…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! ABC is facing blowback Monday after “The View” co-host Ana Navarro urged viewers to vote for a Democrat in a key Florida congressional race.Navarro marveled at the tightening race between incumbent Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, R-Fla., and her Democratic opponent Eliott Rodriguez in the Sunshine State’s 27th district. Salazar recently made headlines for releasing an ad critical of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.The host noted to viewers she lives in that district.ABC FIRES BACK AT FCC PROBE OF ‘THE VIEW,’ CALLS OUT AGENCY’S ‘CHILLING EFFECT ON FIRST AMENDMENT’ “I had taken for granted this race because she won two years ago by 20 points. And this is a district Donald Trump won by 15 points … but polls have her dead even,” Navarro said.”So, anybody who lives in Coral Gables, in Miami, in Key Biscayne, in downtown Miami, pay attention to that race and go vote because it’s going to matter,” she continued. “And we can actually knock this woman out. There’s a great guy running. His name is Eliott Rodriguez. Give him a look!”ABC HAS NO BUSINESS ON PUBLIC AIRWAVES BECAUSE IT OPERATES ‘LIKE A PARTISAN CABLE NETWORK,’ WATCHDOG TELLS FCC…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed told former NBC News host Chuck Todd on Friday that he would want to go on comedian Bill Maher’s show to see his “a– whooped” after his anti-Islam comments.During the “Noosphere” interview, El-Sayed said he’d be willing to appear on Maher or Joe Rogan’s respective shows despite them espousing what he considered to be “terrible” beliefs because he’d want to speak with their audiences.In addition, El-Sayed claimed that he’d be willing to go on “Real Time” in order to watch Maher get his a– whooped” by a Muslim.HASAN PIKER ACCUSES BILL MAHER OF BEING AN ‘ISLAMOPHOBE’ AND DEMONSTRATING ‘ANTI-BLACKNESS’ “You know how many terrible things Bill Maher has said about people like me?” El-Sayed said. “Terrible, awful things. Of course, he’s still got his show on Comedy Central, and everybody seems to be perfectly okay going on that show despite the fact that he said deeply terrible things.”He continued, “But you know who else would go on that show? I would go on that show. You know why? A: I wanna give people the image of watching him get his a– whooped on his own show…

Twenty-nine sailors and 9 Marines were wounded in action in September in Middle East military operations, according to a Pentagon database.The Defense Casualty Analysis System updated its “Overseas Operations” category, which tracks injuries and deaths for troops involved in Middle East operations.In its updated accounting method, the Pentagon moved deaths that were previously listed under the “Operation Epic Fury” category into the “Overseas Operations” umbrella.The reclassification aligned with the Pentagon’s stance that Operation Epic Fury ended May 5. “Since Operation Epic Fury concluded, the department classifies casualties as having occurred in Overseas Operations in the [U.S. Central Command] area of responsibility,” a defense official told Military Times. The Trump administration has maintained that current U.S. military operations in the Middle East are not a continuation of Operation Epic Fury, which began on Feb. 28 when the U.S. launched coordinated military strikes with Israel against Iran.Since the Iran war began, 19 U.S. service members have died with 418 injured. Five service members have died since Operation Epic Fury concluded.Since May 5, 443 service members have been wounded in action while military operations in the Middle East have continued.The Defense Casualty Analysis System is run by the Defense Manpower Data Center, which…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Sen. Susan Collins said she would not be “intimidated” after one of her Maine constituent offices was vandalized Monday as Democratic challenger Troy Jackson’s campaign did not respond to repeated requests for comment on the incident.The senator’s constituent office in Biddeford, Maine was vandalized on Monday, with the words “Trump Whore” sprayed on the entry doors. The senator’s office confirmed the incident, while a photo of the defaced doors was posted on Facebook and X by Maine state Sen. Matt Harrington, the assistant Republican leader in the chamber. Meanwhile, the Biddeford police confirmed the presence of an investigation into the matter to Fox News Digital.”Vandalism is unacceptable. Senator Collins and her staff will not be intimidated. Our Biddeford constituent service office remains open, and we will continue serving the people of Maine,” Collins Chief of Staff Katie Brown said in a statement to Fox News Digital.SUSAN COLLINS DEFIES BLUE-STATE HEADWINDS IN CRUCIAL SENATE BATTLE AS NEW POLL REVEALS STRIKING SPLIT Collins is running for re-election this year for a sixth six-year term representing blue-leaning Maine in the Senate, and is locked in a competitive contest with Democratic challenger Troy Jackson, the…

For this once-surrendered, deaf Dogo Argentino named Axel, the arc from being a foster dog in Florida to a ministry dog within the Michigan National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry Regiment sounds like a non sequitur. But for his owner and handler Sgt. Mollie Karazim, a religious affairs specialist, the transition was one befitting Axel’s soft, happy demeanor. “Axel is not a tactical asset; he is a force multiplier by means of mental health and soldier readiness,” Karazim told Military Times. “He helps soldiers who are fighting wars sometimes silent and in their own heads by offering comfort to them. By being that icebreaker that allows the unit ministry team to be introduced and help. Dogs are absolutely incredible blessings and I’m so grateful to share him, and it makes me so proud to watch him work and put smiles on people’s faces.”Sgt. Mollie Karazim alongside the very “Handsome Boy” Axel. (Courtesy of Sgt. Mollie Karazim)His deafness, Karazim added, is not a detraction but his superpower. “I truly do think that his deafness has created a different kind of bond between the two of us,” she said. “I love how willing he is to learn. He always wants to learn.…