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  1. ESPN will broadcast its first Super Bowl this February, with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on the call.

  2. 'Nightcaps' is a daily column that catches you up on the biggest sports, news and culture stories you may have missed while pretending to do work at your desk.

  3. Sen.

  4. It's the final Thursday of September, somehow, and there's love in the air everywhere you turn.

  5. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — There was already enough anticipation surrounding the upcoming showdown between No. 1 Texas and No. 14 Tennessee at Neyland Stadium this weekend.

  6. Controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker has yet to take the podium at Cornell University, but he's already facing sharp backlash from critics who say his presence reflects deeper issues at the core of campus culture.

  7. Is everyone bricking their phone to stop doomscrolling?

    There is a funny twist to the anti-FOMO craze.

  8. UNITED NATIONS — Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs warned Wednesday that military cooperation between Russia and Iran poses a growing security concern, telling Fox News Digital in an on-camera interview that Iranian drone technology has helped Moscow wage

  9. FIRST ON FOX: Assaults against U.S.

  10. The Department of Homeland Security called out dozens of Democrats and members of the media for "spreading lies" about a recent ICE officer-involved shooting in Austin, while a former agency director suggested the political response may be by design.

  11. Despite voter fury and rising fuel prices, most Republican senators stayed the course with President Donald Trump and his war on Iran in a vote Thursday.

  12. The deals we’re shopping before October Prime Day

    FOX News deals may be compensated for or earn a commission if you buy through our links.

  13. James Copenhaver, of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, who was wounded in a failed assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in 2024, has died, according to several reports.

  14. Republican Sen.

  15. The NFL, which has an official beer sponsor, an official drink sponsor, and allows clubs to sell and serve alcoholic beverages in its stadiums during games, has fined San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk for using a play celebration that imitates him

  16. An Ohio man was arrested after allegedly taking photos of members of a college women's soccer team while hiding in the ceiling above their locker room, according to local reports.

  17. Hayden Panettiere's fatal overdose is a stark reminder that the fentanyl crisis has not gone away, even as the United States makes genuine progress in reducing overdose deaths since peaking in 2022.

  18. For four decades, Joseph DeAngelo hid in plain sight as the man authorities would eventually identify as the Visalia Ransacker, the East Area Rapist and, most famously, the Golden State Killer.

  19. The Atlantic staff writer Jenisha Watts said Wednesday she plans to send her young Black son to private school, citing her own experience with struggling schools while choosing a different path from friend and 1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Jones, who…

  20. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he prepared for the "extreme tail risk" that the U.S. would invade Canada amid recent trade tensions.

  21. A pilot's dramatic escape from a plane that crashed into the Pacific Ocean off California has prompted an investigation.

  22. Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Stephen Descano is facing a forceful rebuke from a former federal prosecutor who extensively criticized his record after announcing her bid to unseat him.

  23. If you shoot for the moon, you will land among the stars.

  24. Have you ever been at a hockey game and thought, "Man, I wish I could be playing some sort of hockey-like game right now with a piece of popcorn as a puck?"

  25. Macklemore is taking his views on "Free Palestine" on the road.

  26. Missouri’s congressional map fight is hurtling toward another potential Supreme Court showdown, with courts at odds over which districts should govern the November election after more than 1.2 million Missourians voted in the August primary under a differ…

  27. Missouri’s congressional map fight is hurtling toward another potential Supreme Court showdown, with courts at odds over which districts should govern the November election after more than 1.2 million Missourians voted in the August primary under a differ…

  28. If you came of age in the 80s or 90s, chances are you remember Toys R Us, the international toy retailer with the anthropomorphic giraffe for a mascot and the catchiest jingle in the business.

  29. Children's YouTube personality Ms.

  30. LSU welcomes a Top 25 Texas A&M team to Baton Rouge on Saturday in what is being viewed as a make-or-break game between the two one-loss teams, but Tigers head coach Lane Kiffin can't seem to stop talking about his team's loss at Ole Miss.

  31. OXFORD, Miss. — The two University of Mississippi students found dead under suspicious circumstances in recent days have been identified.

  32. NEW YORK — Czech President Petr Pavel insists that NATO needs to outright demonstrate its willingness to respond to Russian aggression or else Moscow will continue to push the alliance and its European boundaries.

  33. Former Rep.

  34. Rohan Raja has the opportunity of a lifetime on Oct. 3.

  35. A new poll indicates longtime Republican Sen.

  36. America’s share of global manufacturing output has fallen from 25% in 1997 to 15% today.

  37. Riley Green didn't leave school with the sole intent of trying to launch a music career.

  38. Female athletes and women’s sports advocates descended on Capitol Hill Wednesday to tell lawmakers how policies allowing biological males to compete in female athletics have affected their safety, privacy and athletic opportunities, while warning that the…

  39. David Charvet is opening up about why he left Hollywood.

  40. The father of Pittsburgh Penguins forward Andrei Kuzmenko has died after being attacked by a bear during a fishing trip in a remote region of Siberia, according to multiple Russian media reports.

  41. New York Attorney General Letitia James’ legal battle against President Donald Trump over DOGE-linked access to sensitive Treasury systems ended Wednesday with a federal judge dismissing the lawsuit she spearheaded with 18 other states.

  42. Police in Florida released tense body camera video showing the moment a sword-wielding burglary suspect was tased by deputies after allegedly refusing to drop the weapon.

  43. A UAP whistleblower is making an extraordinary claim about what the U.S. government is keeping behind closed doors, saying the government is in possession of recovered craft.

  44. We have reached the final day of the WNBA season.

  45. Week 3 is here in the NFL, and I really hope it is nothing like Week 2.

  46. FIRST ON FOX: A University of Maryland research lab that received nearly $700,000 in additional federal funding from the Trump administration this year is facing a civil rights complaint alleging that it uses race and ethnicity to determine access to some…

  47. The Senate is poised to possibly pass by the end of this week a bill fundamentally altering money and eligibility rules in college sports.

  48. Country music star Sam Barber bagged an incredible caribou on a recent hunting trip.

  49. Country music star Sam Barber bagged an incredible elk on a recent hunting trip.

  50. Welcome to the final Thursday Screencaps of September and an edition where we visit with my old friend Warren Sapp who threatened to have me fired a few years back.