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That’s right I’m in to cover Sunday Screencaps for SeanJo who had a big day in his life on Saturday. I’ll let him address that when he gets back.Let’s dive right into what we all experienced Saturday. Lane Kiffin experienced what’s being described by some as a world record for middle fingers being aimed at one person over a 24-hour period. The good news this morning is that it seems like everything went well after the game. My social media feeds aren’t mentioning any mass arrests in Oxford.That’s good news. It’s a long season. There’s no need to catch a charge this early in September.OLE MISS, LANE KIFFIN SET FOR EMOTIONALLY CHARGED SHOWDOWN 10 MONTHS AFTER BITTER SPLITMeanwhile, over in South Carolina, Nancy Mace caused her own scene on the Gamecocks’ sideline. Two words and this photo turned into 5 MILLION views on Twitter. Nancy, who turns 49 in December, gets how to fire up the SEC base.One thing I’m trying to figure out is if Nancy wore the same top as she was wearing earlier this week when she talked to TMZ about a very pressing topic. You make the call. The turtleneck in the TMZ video looks much…

Sunday Night Football is almost always the best game on the slate. You may not love the matchup between the Colts and Chiefs for primetime action, but you will love the offer from Caesars Sportsbook that allows you to double your winnings on 10 bets using promo code FOXNEWSDYW. The Colts are coming into this game with a 0-1 record and look to even up their standings. The key to that might be keeping Jonathan Taylor involved. Last week, Taylor was elite, running for almost 100 yards and two touchdowns. He is a major difference-maker in each game and hits the holes consistently. He doesn’t need to have a ton of carries to dominate — last week he only needed 19 and averaged about five yards per carry. The problem is that the Colts fell too far behind the Ravens, and Taylor couldn’t quite have the same impact.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 Chiefs made their opening game a statement game as they dominated the Broncos in Week 1.…

Former Roanoke College swimmer Lily Mullens, who helped lead a public stand against a transgender athlete joining her women’s team, is speaking out after Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s administration withdrew a proposed regulation intended to protect female-only sports and private spaces.Mullens was one of three female swimmers who formally petitioned the Virginia State Board of Health to enact the regulation, along with Hungarian Olympian Réka György and former Roanoke teammate Carter Satterfield.”Up until recently, due to Governor Youngkin’s leadership, which was founded in truth, Virginia was making tremendous strides toward finally doing the right thing and protecting females by keeping men out of women’s sports and spaces for good. However, under the new ‘leadership’ of Governor Spanberger, that progress has come to a screeching halt,” Mullens told OutKick.VIRGINIA GOVERNOR ABIGAIL SPANBERGER QUIETLY ROLLS BACK YOUNGKIN’S PLANS TO PROTECT GIRLS’ SPORTS “By failing to be open with the public about her decision months ago, she is signaling to the people of Virginia that she does not care about the female athletes in this state and she is aware that she is going against what the people want. As a woman herself, I had hoped that she would understand the importance of…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: Nonpublic 2024-2026 roadmap shows Moscow and Tehran building financial, energy and industrial ties, creating new channels for trade and cooperation as both face mounting Western sanctions.A nonpublic Russian government document obtained and reviewed by Fox News Digital reveals how Moscow sought to deepen its relationship with Iran far beyond conventional trade — laying out plans for alternative financial channels, nuclear cooperation, Iranian production of Russian aircraft components, major energy projects and new transportation routes stretching toward the Persian Gulf.The 44-page Russian-language document, titled “Plan for Cooperation Between the Russian Federation and the Islamic Republic of Iran for 2024-2026,” is marked “For official use” and was approved on the Russian side on Sept. 2, 2024. It assigns ministries, agencies and state companies responsibility for projects and sets deadlines extending through the end of 2026.PUTIN AND IRAN ‘NEED EACH OTHER DESPERATELY,’ EXPERT SAYS, AS RUSSIA VOICES SUPPORT FOR REGIME The document predates the current war involving Iran and the United States by well over a year, meaning it does not establish which projects remain active or how the conflict may have altered Moscow’s plans.But an independent review of the Russian-language document, along with…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As the United States confronts increasingly complex threats from China, foreign influence, artificial intelligence and geopolitical flashpoints around the world, one Seton Hall University program is giving graduate students hands-on experience tackling real national security challenges before they enter the workforce at a rate its founder proves the program’s importance.The National Security Graduate Fellowship at Seton Hall’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations pairs students with government agencies seeking research and analysis on pressing foreign policy and national security issues and has an 80% placement rate, with graduates going on to work at the NSA, CIA, Secret Service, military and defense contracting companies, according to founder Mohamad Mirghahari.”My goal for my students is they’re ready day one if they get hired,” Mirghahari told Fox News Digital.Mirghahari, a Seton Hall graduate and national security expert who spent 14 years in key Department of Defense leadership roles supporting counterterrorism initiatives around the globe, later served as a presidential appointee and senior advisor to the Transportation Security Administration’s chief of staff and remains a special advisor to the Defense Department.US COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ‘WAY BEHIND,’ POST-9/11 RECORD ‘EXTRAORDINARILY NEGLIGENT’, FMR TRUMP WH OFFICIAL WARNS “Our program is…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A “devoted” father and grandfather-to-be was reportedly killed by a shark this week while swimming at a beach in Australia.Greg O’Neill, 63, was swimming at Sorrento Beach in the northern suburbs of Perth in Western Australia on Friday when the attack happened in front of horrified beachgoers.”I couldn’t believe there was that much blood (that had) come out of a human body,” Ryan Rowe, a resident who went to the beach soon after the attack, told The West Australian newspaper.AUSTRALIAN SURFER RISKED HIS LIFE TO SAVE FELLOW SURFER WHO HAD BEEN ATTACKED BY A SHARK O’Neill’s death also prompted Australia’s fisheries minister, Jackie Jarvis, to make the rare call for a catch-and-kill of the great white, which is a protected species.”In making that decision, I considered the exceptional circumstances of the attack, the hazard posed by the shark, and the potential recovery of coronial evidence,” she said.MAN DIES AFTER ATTACK BY 13-FOOT GREAT WHITE SHARK NEAR POPULAR ISLAND RESORT: OFFICIALSPolice haven’t said if O’Neill’s remains have been found, but added they were confident the “swimmer died as a result of the attack.” Witness Darrel Haythornthwaite told Nine Network television that O’Neill was…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced charges against 16 people in multiple states in connection with alleged illegal voting, voter registration and other election-related crimes, including cases involving noncitizens accused of casting ballots in federal elections.DOJ followed the announcement with a warning on social media, saying some of those charged allegedly voted in the 2022 and 2024 elections, and warning others against attempting to illegally participate in U.S. elections.”Let this be a warning to ANYONE trying to cheat and undermine our elections,” the DOJ wrote. “Spread the word!”According to DOJ, eight non-citizens residing in Texas were charged, while the other cases involved defendants in Idaho, Georgia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Jersey and Michigan.SKID ROW FORGERIES, ILLEGAL VOTES AND A MAYORAL CANDIDATE: ELECTION FRAUD CASES PILE UP NATIONWIDE The allegations include noncitizens voting in federal elections, false claims of U.S. citizenship to register or vote, and false statements related to naturalization.During the investigations, the DOJ said authorities also uncovered alleged passport and identification fraud, wire fraud and firearm-related offenses.The cases are part of a broader Trump administration enforcement effort targeting alleged illegal voting and election-related crimes.WATCH: ILLEGAL ALIEN BUSTED IN BATTLEGROUND STATE AFTER ALLEGEDLY…

OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding walked out of his press conference to a standing ovation from the donors who had filed into the room after the Rebels had spoiled Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford.You can call it karma. You can call it revenge for everything that transpired over the past ten months. But, for those roaming the Ole Miss campus following the cinematic win over LSU, it was more of a sign that this football program is going to be just fine without Lane Kiffin.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.A lot was made of the former coach returning this weekend to the place that truly made him. There were signs placed all throughout the “Grove” that showed the disdain the people of Mississippi had for Lane Kiffin. You didn’t have to look very far.’HE’S DUST’: OLE MISS STUDENTS RIP LANE KIFFIN AS LSU COACH PREPARES FOR HATRED IN OXFORDBut, the whole thing felt more like it was made for television from the start.Fences guarded…