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  1. Athletics outfielder Zack Gelof has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Tigers, Ilitch Holdings and the Detroit-Wayne County Stadium Authority for damages after his right knee slammed into a Comerica Park fence during a game last summer.

  2. Will Reeve, son of the late famed "Superman" actor Christopher Reeve, announced that he recently battled cancer.

  3. FIRST ON FOX: The Trump administration announced $500 million in waste and fraud findings at the Office of Personnel Management – revealing a recovery of potentially fraudulent funds for federal health benefits programs.

  4. It's that time of year when bucks are out preparing to establish their dominance in hopes of catching the eye of the does in the area.

  5. While Joey Logano celebrated at Bristol Motor Speedway last week, Ryan Blaney went to fight Carson Hocevar.

  6. FIRST ON FOX: Jeffrey Soros, the wealthy nephew of billionaire Democrat mega-donor George Soros, detailed his yearslong connection to Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed during a Monday night fundraiser, according to footage obtained by Fox

  7. Reported guidance directing some ICE offices to pull back on arrests of illegal immigrants without criminal histories triggered backlash from policy hawks, raising questions whether the Trump administration is sending conflicting signals on enforcement.

  8. If you're not in a headspace to receive sensitive information then plug your ears, but the college football season is officially a third of the way through.

  9. Iranian security forces have stepped up their presence in Tehran and other cities, with motorcycle patrols, checkpoints and forces positioned across major urban areas as authorities brace for possible unrest, multiple sources inside Iran told Fox News Dig…

  10. President Donald Trump on Tuesday unveiled America.gov, an AI-powered website designed to consolidate information from tens of thousands of federal webpages into a single searchable database.

  11. An Oxford, Mississippi vape store clerk told a confidential informant that "people were dying" from the kratom being sold there, according to court records showing that one of the two Ole Miss students found dead had bought products from the same store.

  12. FIRST ON FOX: The Trump administration is seeking to disrupt with a sweeping set of sanctions a sprawling Sinaloa cartel network accused of corrupting Mexican officials just across the U.S. border.

  13. The WNBA Playoffs are upon us, and all eight teams played on Sunday.

  14. As a fan, I'm bummed that football is over until Thursday, but as a sports bettor, I'm happy to see it go after a brutal NFL week.

  15. Three men who say they visited hell are sharing chilling accounts of what they believe they encountered, sitting down with Fox News host Sean Hannity to describe their terrifying experiences with the afterlife.

  16. The Wild Card round of the MLB Playoffs is here, and we have some excellent matchups for us to enjoy!

  17. With four games on the board, it can be hard to pick just one to wager on for the opening day of the MLB Playoffs.

  18. Today marks the start of 12 teams searching for postseason glory.

  19. There are as many as 22 games remaining if a team goes to the World Series, and the distance in every series, to end the 2026 season.

  20. A transgender New York Times Games executive allegedly shot and killed by his wife's parents in Dublin, California, had accused them of years of abuse during a bitter custody and divorce battle, according to reports.

  21. We’ve reached the MLB Playoffs, the time when every pitch matters, every at-bat gets tighter, and every game is more exciting.

  22. The Sacramento Kings hosted an official media day on Monday and the big takeaways for at least a few reporters in attendance were that Ben Simmons and Zach LaVine are both "cringe" individuals, but also "hella fine."

  23. A Hollywood actress used her platform on stage at a far-left Human Rights Campaign (HRC) event to complain that despite her best efforts, her son turned out to be heterosexual.

  24. Apple's $250M Siri settlement: How to claim up to $95

    If you bought one of Apple's AI-ready iPhones because you expected the smarter Siri Apple had been talking about, check when you purchased it.

  25. A group of professional skydivers who witnessed a plane crash took an extraordinary route to the scene — jumping from their own aircraft to reach the victims.

  26. When a gunman approached a police cruiser outside the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, during Yom Kippur, approximately two dozen people were praying inside.

  27. Long before Starbucks became shorthand for coffee culture, Americans were opening cans of coffee from brands like Gold Shield, Savarin and Schilling.

  28. Iowa wide receiver Reece Vander Zee hauled in the catch of a lifetime as time expired in The Big House, but don't ask him to recount what exactly went down on the field.

  29. The key focus of this election, like many before it, is the economy, but the Senate has spent its waning weeks in Washington focusing on something else: college sports.

  30. An alleged leader of the notorious global hacking syndicate ShinyHunters has been arrested in the Netherlands following a joint operation between the FBI and Dutch authorities, targeting a cybercrime network linked to high-profile attacks across the U.S.…

  31. FIRST ON FOX: FBI Director Kash Patel says the bureau is expanding its global hunt for sprawling scam compounds that prey heavily on Americans, telling Fox News Digital that Operation Blackout has seized roughly $17 billion tied to the schemes.

  32. In my time on the South Side of Chicago, I’ve asked people to look at what we’re losing.

  33. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raid in Tallahassee, Florida, prompted mass chaos as security footage showed food truck workers scrambling to flee from federal agents on Friday.

  34. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani seemed to deflect late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's questions about his relationship with President Donald Trump, as the mayor avoided bashing him and rejected the late-night host's request to send him a selfie.

  35. Koe Wetzel has country music fans going crazy after dropping a new performance.

  36. AUSTIN, TEXAS — Former U.S. ambassador and lifelong Democrat Rahm Emanuel doubled down on his declaration that democratic socialists don't belong in his party while expressing support for a far-left candidate competing in one of the most highly contested…

  37. War Secretary Pete Hegseth will announce plans to reduce by 20% the number of positions reserved for generals and admirals during his State of the Force address on Wednesday.

  38. ‘Saved by the Bell’ star Dennis Haskins dead at 75

    Dennis Haskins, the actor best known for playing Bayside High School Principal Richard Belding on the hit sitcom "Saved by the Bell," has died.

  39. New York Times journalist and 1619 Project founder Nikole Hannah-Jones and her daughter Najya revisited their disagreement over Hannah-Jones' decision to send Najya to predominantly Black public schools, a choice Hannah-Jones now says she regrets aspects…

  40. FIRST ON FOX: A federal judge dismissed Riley Gaines’ lawsuit against the NCAA on Monday after concluding that the evidence did not establish the NCAA as a recipient of federal financial assistance subject to Title IX.

  41. FIRST ON FOX: Former Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigators obtained records containing communications between nearly 50 journalists and Trump administration officials — including Fox News personnel — after subpoenaing text-message records associated…

  42. FIRST ON FOX: Former Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigators obtained records containing communications between nearly 50 journalists and Trump administration officials after subpoenaing text messages from dozens of White House phones during the federal

  43. The sun is rising on a beautiful morning here in NW Ohio for the final Tuesday edition of Screencaps in September.

  44. New York Magazine has released a new men’s style issue, a first for the company, and decided to feature the transgender actor and biological female Elliot Page.

  45. Judge Judy Sheindlin's son Adam Levy recalled how his famous mother displayed her trademark bluntness while encouraging him before he took the bench for his new syndicated reality court series "Adam's Law."

  46. United States coach Mauricio Pochettino expressed sadness at an apparent failure of "sporting justice" in his response to reports that Manchester City has been found guilty of almost all of the 115 charges leveled against the club for alleged financial br…

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  48. Benjamin Satterley, the All Elite Wrestling star known as Pac and former WWE competitor known as Neville, was firmly on the mind of Penta during "Monday Night Raw."

  49. New discoveries at an ancient site in Greece are revealing the remains of a sprawling royal complex where young Macedonians studied and trained — offering new clues about a school tied to one of history's most legendary rulers.

  50. WWE "Monday Night Raw" came to a raucous end in Milwaukee as the 946 and Bloodline factions came to a crashing head.