NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Washington state Democrat Krista Perez, who is running for a state House seat, was seen on police video admitting to drinking wine, declining field sobriety tests and begging to go home before praying and crying in the back of a patrol car after her DUI arrest.Perez finished first in last month’s primary in the 29th Legislative District, Position 1, and will face incumbent state Rep. Melanie Morgan, also a Democrat, in November, as the top two candidates advance to the general.Tacoma Police said Perez’s 2019 Chevrolet Silverado allegedly struck a parked car on South G Street shortly after midnight on August 11, setting off a chain reaction that damaged five vehicles, according to The Jason Rantz Show on Seattle Red.Prosecutors charged her with DUI, with a refusal enhancement in connection with the collision and a later encounter with police.MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN ADMITS TO SUFFICIENT FACTS IN JUNE DRUNKEN DRIVING CASE Body camera footage shows police questioning Perez after the crash and her subsequent arrest, while footage from the backseat of the patrol car shows her praying and sobbing, according to video obtained by The Jason Rantz Show on Seattle Red.After police…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! More than 20 states are suing the Trump administration over a new Department of Homeland Security rule that would give immigration officials wider discretion in determining what constitutes a public charge, a statute that allows the government to deny visas or green cards to applicants it determines are likely to become dependent on government assistance.The rule, which is set to take effect on Friday, would expand the list of possible government aid that officials could point to when deciding to disqualify an applicant.New York State Attorney General Letitia James led a coalition of 21 states and Washington, D.C., in suing the administration over what they describe as punishment for immigrants’ law use of public assistance. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani led a separate lawsuit filed by a coalition of cities challenging DHS’ rule.James said the rule would allow immigration officials to consider an immigrant’s use of benefits like Medicaid, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and participation in school meal programs when determining whether they could become dependent on government aid. She also said it could lead to more fear of interacting with the government for people who are part of an immigrant family.TRUMP…

OXFORD, Miss. – Just when you thought the upcoming showdown between LSU and Ole Miss could not get any crazier, the initial SEC availability report was released on Wednesday night with Sam Leavitt on it.As the mood began to shift on Wednesday night around Oxford, with tension starting to increase around town ahead of Saturday’s game, there was an audible gasp that could probably be felt from living rooms across the country.If you were looking for additional drama between the Rebels and Tigers, it was Lane Kiffin that provided the smoke when starting quarterback Sam Leavitt was listed as ‘doubtful’ on the SEC’s website pertaining to injuries.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.ELLA LANGLEY, DISTRACTIONS AND LANE KIFFIN: PETE GOLDING CALLS OLE MISS-LSU ‘HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING’ After throwing for 366 yards and four touchdowns last week against Louisiana Tech, with three interceptions, everything around Leavitt seemed normal as the week began in Baton Rouge.That changed when Leavitt was held to limited participation in Wednesday’s practice because of an upper-body…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Wild courthouse video appears to show a newly sentenced Ohio man slipping out of his handcuffs, punching a bailiff and making a desperate run for the exit before deputies stopped his escape.Timothy J. Reaggle, 20, of Wellsville, allegedly attacked two Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office deputies Monday shortly after learning he would spend a year in prison in a separate case, according to local reports.Columbiana County Sheriff Brian McLaughlin told WFMJ that both deputies suffered broken bones but have since been released from the hospital.Video released by the sheriff’s office shows a deputy escorting Reaggle down a hallway after his sentencing. Reaggle then suddenly breaks free of his handcuffs and allegedly punches the deputy before sprinting away.ESCAPED INMATE’S BID FOR FREEDOM COMES TO CRASHING END AFTER COORDINATED MANHUNT CLOSES IN As he runs down the hallway, Reaggle is seen crashing into another deputy, knocking him to the ground.Reaggle then allegedly headed toward the courthouse exit, where video shows him sliding down the steps and racing toward the front doors before he was subdued with a Taser and taken into custody.The video also shows people rushing to assist the injured deputies. One deputy was…

Turns out, had the officials followed the correct protocol during the highly-controversial finish to the Western Michigan versus Michigan game earlier this month, the Wolverines would currently have a loss on their record.The ending of what was one of the wildest games of the season remains a major talking point nearly three weeks after Michigan won on a second Hail Mary attempt in the final seconds of its season opener.Should the Wolverines have been awarded an additional second on the clock? The NCAA’s FBS oversight committee doesn’t think so.MICHIGAN-WESTERN MICHIGAN CLOCK CONTROVERSY LEAVES PLAYERS, FANS AND A RULES ANALYST PUZZLEDDuring the first attempt, Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood put too much on his pass, which sailed through the back of the end zone. But, due to a Western Michigan player touching the ball with what Big Ten officials said transpired with :01 seconds remaining on the clock, Michigan was allowed to line up for one final play with the game on the line.I think you know what happened next: Bryce Underwood connected with a receiver for the second Hail Mary attempt of the drive, with Michigan winning 13-12 in shocking fashion.The controversy centered around how the Wolverines were awarded the additional…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The family of a 13-year-old boy who was viciously attacked by a rabid beaver in Maryland has spoken out about the incident, describing the animal as a massive, four-foot-long adult.The July 26 incident was the first of three rabid beaver attacks that prompted Cunningham Falls State Park in Frederick County to close, according to the family’s GoFundMe. The teen was identified as Dominick Cebula by WUSA 9.Dominick was swimming and looking at fish underwater in a designated area, when the beaver suddenly struck his chest and latched onto him, the family said in their online fundraiser.RABID BAT FOUND NEAR ZOO RESTAURANT SPARKS URGENT PUBLIC HEALTH WARNING: ‘EXTREMELY SERIOUS’ The family said the unprovoked attack unfolded in front of the boy’s mother and younger brother, who watched in horror from the shore.”This 4-foot-long beaver (not a cute little cuddly beaver — this thing was as big as his 8-year-old brother) came out of nowhere from the deep of the lake, beelined straight toward D, and began biting and attacking him,” Dominick’s aunt, Leigh Cebula, said.”He did not provoke it, poke it, or mess with it in any way. This was completely unprovoked.” Dad…

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, 36, was officially identified as a victim in a $35 million Ponzi scheme run by a Texas fund manager.During a Tuesday sentencing hearing in a St. Louis federal courtroom, prosecutors named Kelce among those defrauded by 38-year-old Siddharth Jawahar.Jawahar operated Swiftarc Capital LLC, an investment firm that collapsed into a federal wire fraud investigation.HALL OF FAME RECEIVER TERRELL OWENS ACCUSES LONGTIME MANAGER OF ‘STEALING’ FROM HIM: ‘LIAR AND A THIEF’According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Jawahar raised more than $35 million from investors between July 2016 and December 2023.Instead of managing a diversified portfolio, he allocated roughly 99% of client capital into a single stock, Philip Morris Pakistan. As that position tanked, Jawahar hid the losses, issued falsified statements and used funds from new investors to pay out earlier clients.SIGN UP FOR THE DAILY OUTKICK NEWSLETTERFederal prosecutors noted Jawahar actually invested roughly $10 million of the total funds raised. He spent the remainder funding personal luxuries, including private jet charters, upscale apartments in Austin and New York, high-end dining and exclusive private club memberships.Court filings did not specify the exact financial loss suffered by Kelce.Kelce was not the only professional athlete caught…

Human approval may not be enough to ensure manual control over AI-enabled decisions, witnesses told Congress Wednesday, as artificial intelligence takes on a greater role in military target identification and recommendations, and in turn, compresses time available to intervene.The concern, critics say, is not limited to weapons that can select and engage targets on their own. At the hearing, titled “Artificial Intelligence in the Military Domain: Implications for Human Rights,” witnesses told members of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission that AI can influence human decisions leading to a strike while leaving the individual formally responsible for the final call. “The approval button alone does not demonstrate the control,” Anna Mysyshyn, a Ukrainian AI-governance researcher, told lawmakers. The issue comes as the Pentagon pushes to use AI to accelerate military decision-making. The Pentagon’s 2023 AI adoption strategy identified “fast, precise and resilient kill chains” as a desired outcome, while its 2026 AI strategy calls for becoming an “AI-first” warfighting force by redesigning military workflows and operational concepts around current AI capabilities.Mysyshyn questioned whether a person supervising multiple AI-enabled systems can recognize an incorrect recommendation and intervene fast enough before harm occurs. She cited Ukraine as an example of AI compressing…

Earlier this summer (and yes, it is still summer for a few more days), USMNT star Christian Pulisic was spotted with Megan Moroney in Nashville while recovering from the ankle injury that ended his World Cup earlier than the rest of his team.Prior to being seen with the country music star at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row on Broadway, he had taken his cousin to one of her shows. You add that they follow each other on social media, and you have enough for a solid rumor. At the time, I asked all the right questions. Questions I never got answers to, but the right questions that needed to be asked nonetheless.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Are these two friends? Or is there something more going on here? Is she helping to nurse him back to full strength through the power of song and companionship? The internet sleuths, while they didn’t have the answers at that time, never lost the scent. They stayed on top of the Pulisic and Moroney dating rumor and a few days ago they believe they found some new clues.WORLD CUP COMES BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER COUPLE, SHE LOSES AND HE GETS…

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