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Philip Rivers was back on the scoreboard as the Indianapolis Colts quarterback threw a touchdown pass in the first half against the Seattle Seahawks.Rivers had gone 1,800 days without throwing a touchdown pass. The last ones of his career came in the 2020 playoffs against the Buffalo Bills on Jan. 9, 2021. He threw two touchdown passes that day but the Colts lost and were eliminated from the playoffs.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt was thought to be the final time Rivers would be on a football field in a professional capacity until the Colts came calling. Indianapolis

Hollywood stars, including Gal Gadot, Ashton Kutcher and Rebel Wilson, reacted to the mass shooting during a Hanukkah celebration Sunday in Sydney, Australia. Two gunmen descended upon the annual "Chanukah by the Sea" event on Bondi Beach Dec. 14., where members of the Jewish community gathered to light the ceremonial first candle on the Menorah. Sixteen people were killed in the shooting, including one of the two suspected gunmen, officials with the New South Wales Police Force (NSWPF) said. The second alleged shooter is in critical condition."My heart is shattered," Gadot wrote on Instagram. "Following the anti-Semitic terror attack in Bondi Beach,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the frontline city of Kupiansk on Friday, just weeks after Russia claimed its forces had taken control.In a video posted to X, Zelenskyy is seen wearing a flak jacket and speaking in front of a heavily damaged sign in Cyrillic that says "Kupiansk.""Today, I am in the Kupiansk sector, with our warriors who are getting the job done for Ukraine here," he said. "The Russians kept going on about Kupiansk – the reality speaks for itself. I visited our troops and congratulated them."Russian state media outlet TASS reported in November that Russian forces had "liberated"

A Brown University senior said he spent the night helping evacuate classmates after losing a close friend in a shooting at his school that left two people dead and nine others injured.Ben Marcus told "Fox & Friends Weekend" on Sunday that he was celebrating Shabbat at Brown’s Hillel, a center for Jewish life on campus, when the building’s security guard rushed in with an urgent warning."None of us were on our phones. The security guard at the Hillel building just leaped into action, and he said, 'Everyone upstairs, this is really serious. There's a shooter,'" Marcus said.ELITE IVY LEAGUE CAMPUS

A family that lost nearly all of their belongings in a devastating house fire in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, discovered a surprise as they rummaged through their ruined belongings after the incident.Ruth Mary Repuyan and her family visited what was left of their home on November 27 after a fire left the structure heavily damaged — reducing most of their belongings to black ash and melted debris.With nearly everything destroyed, the family began carefully searching through the wreckage to see if anything could be recovered.MOM'S CHRISTIAN ADVENT TOY TO SELL OUT COMPLETELY AS FAITH REVIVAL SWEEPS AMERICAWhile examining their things, Repuyan

A mass shooting during a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday left at least 10 people dead and 11 others injured, according to authorities.The New South Wales Police Force confirmed on X that ten people were killed in the shooting, including one of the suspected gunmen. The second alleged shooter is in critical condition.At least 11 others were injured, including two police officers, the agency confirmed.The annual celebration, known as "Chanukah By The Sea," was scheduled to kick off at 5 p.m. to celebrate the first day of the Jewish holiday by lighting the first candle

As police continue their search for a suspect accused of opening fire at Brown University, killing at least two people and wounding nine others, a law enforcement expert is emphasizing that early information is often incomplete or conflicting and that officers must verify information before acting."Facts in situations like this often change, sometimes rapidly," said retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Jason Pack, who has 21 years of service. "Early information comes from multiple sources, often under stress, and law enforcement has to verify each piece before acting on it or releasing it publicly."At the same time, officers are doing some

The U.S. troops who were killed and injured in Saturday’s ambush attack in Syria were members of the Iowa National Guard, a senior U.S. official told Fox News.An ISIS gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon in the central Syrian town of Palmyra, killing two Iowa National Guard soldiers and an American civilian translator, the official said. Three additional U.S. soldiers were wounded in the attack.TRUMP VOWS 'VERY SERIOUS RETALIATION' AGAINST ISIS AFTER DEADLY SYRIA AMBUSH KILLS US SOLDIERSPreliminary information suggests the attacker was once affiliated with the Syrian government forces and had been a low-level member of the Syrian Security