
Tiger Woods has stayed out of the public’s eye since his DUI in March which led to an arrest, but a pre-recorded video message to a fellow former pro golfer has some fans worried about him. Woods was seen in a pre-recorded video to Notah Begay during the Payne Stewart Award ceremony on Tuesday night, where he congratulated Begay on his "unbelievable ride" in golf. "You first came into my life when I was 11 years old, playing in the junior world and you came to watch me play. Our friendship has s

Reports out of Southwest Pennsylvania indicate that people are seeing some odd creatures wandering around outside. They've been described as Bigfoot encounters, but these aren't your typical 8-foot giants . These are sightings of what Penn Live reports are "mini-Bigfoots." The two separate incidents took place last Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Wednesday, Aug. 19, and involve Bigfoot-like creatures that are no taller than five feet. The first encounter, which was reported to researcher Stan Gordon, took

A former Texas schoolteacher was arrested Tuesday amid allegations of inappropriate relationships with students, nearly one year after authorities began investigating her. Holly Adams, who taught at Angleton High School near Houston , is charged with one count of tampering with evidence and two counts of purchasing or furnishing alcohol to a minor, the Brazoria County Sheriff's Office said. The probe began after a student told school staff that Adams was having an inappropriate relationship with

Massachusetts' highest court has blocked a city from installing two towering Catholic saint statues honoring police officers and firefighters outside a new public safety headquarters, ruling the monuments could improperly signal government support for one religion. The Aug. 20 ruling upheld an October 2025 lower court decision that temporarily blocked the city from installing two 10-foot statues of St. Michael the Archangel , the patron saint of police officers, and St. Florian, the patron saint

Alexis Rowan, 27, is just a week removed from having survived a fight for her life – the stitches only now out and a healing scar to last forever like the nightmare she will never forget – but she is now more resolved than ever to live as an example of strength for her children she begged to be able to come home to see. It was the fight over flight she learned from her mother, Tricia Rowan, a self-described descendant of boxing legacy. "Get your daughter in MMA," Tricia Rowan, told Fox News Digi

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Five years after the deadly explosion at Kabul International Airport in Afghanistan, Fox Nation takes an exclusive look at the harrowing incident and the ramifications it had on the U.S. military and American foreign policy. "Ambush at Abbey Gate: The Afghanistan Withdrawal," a new 40-minute documentary, aims to uncover the mistakes made that led to the suicide bombing at Abbey Gate, a major entrance to Hamid Karzai International Airport . Retired U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews, who

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Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels’ cease-and-desist letter to LSU earlier this month over the use of his name, image and likeness completely backfired – at least in the eyes of football fans. Daniels was taking a stand after what he viewed as a "disrespectful" move allowing current Tigers cornerback DJ Pickett to wear his No. 5, the number he wore at LSU , heading into the 2026 college season. What transpired after releasing a statement on Instagram about why he filed the cease-an

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Tap to pay has become one of my favorite modern conveniences. I use it all the time. In fact, I rarely need to pull out a physical wallet anymore because contactless payments are accepted in so many places. There's a security advantage , too. Mobile wallets can use tokenization or virtual card numbers, so your actual card number does not need to pass directly to a merchant during a transaction. That makes what's happening with a tap-to-pay charity scam especially frustrating. Criminals are takin

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Bryan Kohberger, who pleaded guilty last year to the University of Idaho murders, has been granted a new hearing in his bid to take back his guilty plea.