NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Almost all kinds of crime, from homicide to car theft, are down, according to the latest FBI data. That’s great news, but one type of less-reported crime is up — way up.Americans reported losing $20.9 billion to internet-enabled crime in 2025, 26% higher than the year before and the highest figure ever recorded by the FBI. Folks over 60 reported $7.7 billion of it, averaging $38,500 apiece. The real toll is even higher, since the Federal Trade Commission notes that most victims never make a report. It’s clear more needs to be done to protect Americans from these crimes.But many of the losses aren’t hacks where a firewall was breached or a password stolen. They’re scams where victims are persuaded to voluntarily send money to overseas bad actors. That’s an important distinction because a transfer that the customer has been convinced to make looks to every automated system in the chain like a legitimate one.CYBERCRIME LOSSES NEAR $21B: 5 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR MONEYThe fact that the money leaves the country should also inform government’s response. Treasury estimates Americans lost at least $10 billion in 2024 to scam operations in Southeast Asia,…

Tired legs can be the story of Thursday Night Football, but does that have the same impact early in the season as it does late in the year? It is something to consider if you’re taking advantage of FanDuel’s offer of $250 in bonuses when betting on the Packers vs. Falcons on Thursday Night Football.Looking at a team’s backfield is just one portion of the offense, but it is a really important part. If you can’t run the ball, it makes it harder to pass. If you can run the ball, short-yardage plays have virtually the entire playbook open, opposing defensive lines struggle, and you can control the clock. 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 Atlanta Falcons used a very high draft pick to take Bijan Robinson a few years back, and he has been solid, but not quite the difference-maker you’d expect in every game. Maybe that’s due to his offensive line; maybe it is due to his defense giving up too many points and making Atlanta abandon…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Maine’s two U.S. senators, Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Independent Sen. Angus King, Jr., have urged President Donald Trump to unleash home heating oil reserves in a bid to help alleviate elevated prices.”We write to request that you release home heating oil from the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve to protect Mainers from the very high prices that are imposing a difficult financial burden,” the lawmakers pressed the president in a Tuesday letter.The statewide average heating oil price was $5.77 as of Sept. 14, according to the Maine Department of Energy Resources.That figure is about 74% higher than back when the statewide heating oil average price was $3.32 as of September 15, 2025.COLLINS LIGHTS UP INTERNET WITH RESPONSE TO DEM CHALLENGER FATHERING CHILDREN WITH RELATIVE: ‘STONE COLD’ The lawmakers asserted in their letter that “the conflict in the Middle East and the Russia-Ukraine War have prevented additional heating oil from reaching the global market. Maine is particularly vulnerable to global supply shocks because our state imports much of our home heating oil.”Collins, a moderate Republican who has served in the U.S. Senate for nearly three decades, is running for re-election again this…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Florida couple said they experienced nothing short of a miracle earlier this month when a bolt of lightning suddenly struck them during an evening stroll and sparked a frantic rescue by several good Samaritans whose heroism was caught on camera.In an interview with Fox News Digital, Aaron Walenga, 48, and his wife, Clare, 43, recounted the harrowing moment in Winter Haven that left Aaron disoriented and paralyzed on the ground, police bodycam video shows, as bystanders rushed in to perform lifesaving measures on his unconscious wife.”I couldn’t move the way I wanted to,” Aaron said. “I’m trying to get up. I am trying to get to Clare … I’m trying to talk, and I’m not really able to.”Aaron and Clare said the incident happened Sept. 2, after the couple dropped off their three children at a weekly church youth group gathering.DASHCAM CAPTURES TERRIFYING MOMENT LIGHTNING NEARLY STRIKES UTAH TRUCK DRIVER “We dropped our kids off at church, and we use that as our date night, and we looked forward to it,” he said. “So we went out and had dinner and then, we love to go for a walk.”As they walked…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s sharp rebuke of Washington at the United Nations would have drawn little more than a “smirk” from President Donald Trump, who knows he “holds the cards,” a foreign policy expert told Fox News Digital Wednesday.The assessment came after Pezeshkian and Trump addressed the U.N. General Assembly in New York from the same podium within 24 hours of one another, trading sharp rhetoric as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to mount.”Trump understands he holds the cards, and he may not even have paid much attention to what the Iranian president was saying,” Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), told Fox News Digital.Pezeshkian accused the United States and Israel of attacking Iran while portraying his country as the victim of aggression.THE TOP MOMENTS FROM IRAN PRESIDENT’S TENSE VISIT TO US SOIL AS WAR RAGES “We have only defended ourselves. We are not terrorists,” Pezeshkian claimed.”Our innocent people have been the targets of cowardly attacks and aggressions imposed upon our country. America and Israel attacked us.””I’m sure that would have drawn a smirk or a smile or a chuckle from the president’s…

NEW from SIG SAUER—the P385.Pictures by Steven KuoAfter the success and controversy of the P320 and the major success of the P365, comes another “new era of performance, accuracy, and innovation in striker-fired pistols” from SIG SAUER.A hybrid of the P365 and P320 with some original design sprinkled in for flavor, the new P385 is a modular pistol that seems to be replacing the P320, at least in spirit. Ranging between full-size and compact depending on slide and grip modules, the P385 uses P320 magazines and a new P385-specific FCU, though it is closely modeled after the P365 FCU. P385-COMP.New to the P385 is a lower bore axis providing a smoother and more comfortable recoil impulse, and a new Trigger Block design and SIG Recoil Dampening System. “The all-new SIG SAUER P385 was developed from the ground up,” said Eric McKenzie, Director of Commercial Product Management, SIG SAUER. “We’re driven to innovate, and the P385 delivers a new era of performance, accuracy, and innovation with several new features.”P385-FULL.The SIG P385 is launching in several flavors to start with and more to come. To start, Carry, Comp, Full, Compact, and MACH3D. “Carry” has a 4.0” barrel and full-size grip, “Compact” has the same 4.0”…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Seattle couple is suing after hospital staff in Oregon told them to drive the body of their nearly 9-month-old son four hours home in their private car following his sudden death in an emergency room.Aleksandr and Nataliya Yeremeyev filed a $10 million lawsuit against Salem Health and Dr. Stefani Sorensen. The parents had allegedly sought respectful and dignified care and transportation of the remains of their son, Michael, but the lawsuit alleges staff insisted they bring the body back home with them.Michael was born with Down syndrome and spent the first six months of his life at Seattle Children’s Hospital.”His parents had made sure that he had received really excellent care. So, I think it was a really, really sad and just very tragic way for his life to end and for it to be so undignified right there at the end,” Anna Bruckenhoefer, the family’s attorney, said in a statement, according to Fox 13.TWO FAMILIES SUE NORTH DAKOTA HOSPITAL ON ALLEGATIONS BABIES WERE SWITCHED AT BIRTH On September 22, 2024, the family was visiting Salem, Oregon, for a religious retreat when Michael developed rapid, shallow breathing late at night and…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump’s ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico suffered a setback Thursday after a federal judge ordered the administration to restore White House access to the outlets.U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a temporary restraining order Thursday blocking the ban and ordering White House officials to “immediately return, reinstate, and restore” the outlets’ hard-pass press credentials while their legal battle continues. The order will be in effect for 14 days. Kelly wrote that the outlets had shown they were likely to succeed on their claim that their White House “hard passes were revoked without constitutionally adequate due process.””This is a high bar, but Plaintiffs have met it,” Kelly wrote of the standard for obtaining a temporary restraining order.MAMDANI TELLS TRUMP BANNED WHITE HOUSE OUTLETS ARE WELCOME AT NYC MEETING Kelly also rejected, at least for now, the administration’s national security justification, writing that “the record lacks factual support” for the contention that revoking the passes protected national security or that restoring them would endanger it.Trump announced the ban last week, writing on social media that the three outlets “shouldn’t be able to constantly write or report FICTION and LIES.”Reporters from all…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Tennessee man who was arrested in a pre-dawn raid after he filmed and criticized a police officer sued the police department alleging it violated his First Amendment right to free expression.The civil lawsuit against the city of Kingsport, its police chief and its officers was filed by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) in 2023 on behalf of Joshua Gibbons, but he is only now making the complaint public after he was successful in having his conviction overturned and the remaining charge dismissed by the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals.”They tried to intimidate me, but I’m not backing down,” Gibbons said in a statement. “I can’t let this injustice stand, because my family doesn’t feel safe anymore. There’s no coming back from that raid on our home. They sent eight heavily armed officers to arrest me because I embarrassed them.”In October 2022, Gibbons filmed a Kingsport Police Department SUV speeding at night without lights or sirens, which the lawsuit alleges violated department policy and state law. He followed the vehicle and approached the officer at a fast food drive-thru, where he filmed his brief criticism of the officer’s conduct.POLICE…

We don’t see enough two-sport athletes these days. It’s such a cool phenomenon that we haven’t really seen in a while.However, English soccer star Harry Kane wouldn’t mind taking a crack at it.Because if he winds up in the MLS, he wouldn’t mind spending his free time on an NFL roster.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. ENGLISH SOCCER STAR HARRY KANE CALLS ROUND OF GOLF WITH TRUMP A ‘SURREAL EXPERIENCE’According to The Athletic, Kane was recently quoted as saying that he was close to re-upping with the Bundesliga’s Bayern Munich. That led to a question about his plans beyond this next deal.One of those plans was something he has reportedly talked about multiple times over the years, and that was switching sports.He’s talked about golfing professionally, but this time he was focused on trading football for American football.”That is something I will try and look at a bit more seriously,” he said. “It all depends on what happens in my career over the next five or six years,…