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The NFL could be dishing out a suspension to Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Keenan Allen after he was charged this week with two misdemeanors stemming from his arrest on charges of drunk driving before the start of the season.Allen is facing preliminary charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OVWI) as well as OVWI endangering a person, which are both misdemeanors in Indiana.However, Allen had a blood alcohol level of .224 when he was arrested, which is almost triple the legal limit of .08, per Yahoo Sports. The high BAC is a higher Class A misdemeanor in Indiana.CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGE Allen’s arrest violates the NFL’s substance-abuse policy, and a minimum three-game suspension follows the violation per the league’s Collective Bargaining Agreement. If the player is more intoxicated, a longer suspension could be in play.It was reported the NFL would be waiting on Allen’s legal proceedings before issuing a suspension.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!With an attorney conference expected on Oct. 26, Allen’s suspension could be coming mid-season for Indianapolis. As a result, Allen is available to play for the Colts in their Week 2 matchup against the Kansas City…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! After warning students not to let homecoming pranks cross the line, an Illinois police department found itself staring down one very unusual haul.Plainfield police intercepted a massive toilet paper stash allegedly headed for neighborhood homes after reports of masked groups targeting the area near Plainfield North High School.”And yes… 650 rolls. We counted,” police said.Police displayed the haul under an “Operation Clean Sweep” banner and jokingly gave it an estimated “street value” of $1,708.66 after two nights of escalating complaints from the surrounding community.TRENDING ‘SENIOR ASSASSIN’ GAME DRAWS STARK WARNINGS FROM POLICE NATIONWIDE: ‘DANGEROUS MISUNDERSTANDINGS'”Homecoming is not a free pass to damage someone else’s property or disrupt their quality of life,” the department wrote on Facebook.FLORIDA POLICE DEPARTMENT GOES VIRAL WITH GENIUS STRATEGY TO CONNECT WITH COMMUNITYOfficers received double-digit calls for service involving teens on both Monday and Tuesday during a two-hour period beginning shortly after 7 p.m. in the area surrounding the high school, according to police.Residents reported that homes and vehicles had been targeted with toilet paper, eggs, ketchup, detergent pods and other items. Police said groups of 20 to 25 people wearing hoodies and ski masks would “pull up”…

Forget March Madness. The most important bracket of the year has arrived.Fat Bear Week is back, baby!The annual competition at Alaska’s Katmai National Park and Preserve kicks off Tuesday with 16 brown bears vying for the title of chonkiest champ. This year’s bracket features a defending champion, a few rising stars and some heavyweight opening-round matchups.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK OUTDOORSHere’s how it works: Two bears face off in a single-elimination tournament, and fans vote for the one they believe has done the best job packing on the pounds ahead of winter hibernation.More than 1.7 million votes were cast during last year’s competition, which saw Bear 32 — better known as “Chunk” — claim the title.Now, the reigning champ is back for another shot at glory. But he’s got some serious competition.The defending champ: ChunkChunk won last year’s competition despite suffering a broken jaw in June 2025, likely during a fight with another bear. The injury left him with a distinctive scar and protruding canine tooth, but it apparently didn’t slow down his appetite. This summer, Chunk was largely absent from Brooks River during the salmon run before returning in September with a substantial belly. Park officials aren’t…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rapper Nicki Minaj shared her career advice to young Americans entering the workforce and fiercely defended her support of President Donald Trump during an exclusive interview with “The Ingraham Angle” on Friday.The music mogul opened up about her journey to the top, explaining how she hustled her way from serving biscuits at Red Lobster to dominating music charts around the world and collaborating with some of the biggest names in Hollywood.”I did customer service for telephone companies. I was a telemarketer. I sold fire extinguishers. I did everything,” Minaj shared with Fox News.NICKI MINAJ, ANNA NICOLE SMITH AND MORE STARS WHO GOT THEIR START WAITING TABLES AT RED LOBSTER MARY J BLIGE CREDITS FAITH, PASTORS WITH CONFRONTING HER PRIDE AS SHE TOOK CONTROL OF HER CAREER”What I would tell young people is: This is not the best part of your life, but it is probably one of the most important parts of your life,” she said.Minaj said the lessons she learned, as well as the values she developed while doing “nitty-gritty” work, before money and international success, remain central to how she conducts business today.”The things that I learned during that time…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Christine Taylor is looking back at her early Hollywood career — and revealing that her “Hey Dude” salary was far lower than her castmates remembered.During an appearance on “The Secret World of Alex Mack” actress Natanya Ross’ “We’re Still Here, Babe” podcast Wednesday, Taylor — who played Melody Hanson on Nickelodeon’s western comedy series from 1989 to 1991 — said she earned approximately $3,500 per episode by the show’s final season.”By the time ‘Hey Dude’ ended, we had this discussion amongst our castmates, and everyone seemed to think [that] by the last season, we were making $5,000 an episode,” Taylor said. “No, we were making $3,500 an episode, I’m pretty sure, because they would bump us up $500 every season,” she added.Taylor said all of the cast members earned the same amount, despite her co-stars’ shared belief that they were making $5,000 per episode.”Everyone in their brain was like, ‘$5,000.’ I was like, ‘No way, no way. That would have … no, it did not happen,’” she recalled.The actress said she was careful with the money she earned while working on the popular children’s series. She also credited her family with helping her financially as…

Rutgers was very, very close to pulling off an all-time upset against No. 12 USC on Saturday.If it wasn’t for an ill-timed Pick Six in the third quarter and a questionable illegal substitution penalty, the Trojans may have been under the microscope a bit more Sunday morning. In the midst of the Scarlet Knights’ defeat, head coach Greg Schiano had one of the wilder crash outs of the year.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW! 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.USC had the ball and was trying to drive down the field to get another score that likely would have sent more of the fans in Piscataway, New Jersey, home early. The referees called a play dead over an inadvertent whistle that set up another third-down play. It would have been 3rd-and-7 from USC’s own 28-yard line. But Rutgers was called for an illegal substitution that moved the ball up a few more yards.Needless to say, Schiano was irate.He was seen on the…

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the triumphal arch he plans to build near Arlington National Cemetery in Washington would double as a “military complex” housing drones and snipers, as well as storing large quantities of ammunition.The president cited national security concerns for the move, echoing the rationale offered for the roughly $400 million ballroom complex being built on the site of the White House’s former East Wing, which was demolished to make way for the project. He did not identify any specific threats.The projects are part of Trump’s ambitious effort to reshape Washington, including a push to add his name to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The plans have drawn criticism from preservationists and others who argue they could alter or diminish historic landmarks.In a social media post, Trump said that at the “strong request” of the military he had agreed to turn the 250-foot (76-meter) arch “into a top grade Military Complex/Triumphal Arch, to house, store, and have the rapid ability to use large numbers of drones, plus Snipers, on both the roof and plaza areas, and additionally have and hold large quantities of sniper ammunition in storage.”The White House and the…

Ever cleaned the cosmoline out of an military surplus firearm? In today’s article, we demonstrate a straightforward way of cosmoline removal using a Type 56 carbine to show the cleaning process. As a lover of guns, I aspire to collect pretty much all of them. But I remember a not-so-distant past where I looked down on “old” military surplus (or “milsurp” as they are often known) guns. After all, what purpose would some old beat-up war rifle serve in a self-defense situation in modern America? So guns like the Mosin-Nagant rifle and under-appreciated SKS never really appealed to me. Getting all of the cosmoline off of your SKS can be a tough job, but the end result is definitely worth the time and work. But somewhere along the way, my better sense took over and I began to appreciate the history and charm of these “old” rifles. And while the milsurp market is not what it used to be, I soon found myself eyeing an SKS rifle I saw for sale. To be honest, I think I almost loved the challenge of cleaning and restoring the SKS more than the SKS itself. The challenge I’m referring to is what I…