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A satirical play based on UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione will debut next month in San Francisco."Luigi: The Musical" is a comedy show centered on Mangione, 26, the Ivy League graduate accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, 50, in December outside a Hilton hotel in New York City.The show's website calls it a "campy, surreal, funny" and "emotionally honest" take on the cultural fascination surrounding Mangione's case that imagines him "sharing a prison with real-life inmates Sam Bankman-Fried and Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs."On the play's Instagram account, the actor playing Mangione is shown singing a line about the events

New York Giants No. 3 overall pick Adbul Carter wanted to wear Lawrence Taylor's retired No. 56 jersey, but Taylor said no. Luckily for Carter, another Giants' great may be more willing to un-retire his jersey number.Phil Simms, 69, said that giving up his retired No. 11 for Carter or rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart would not bother him. "Hey, look, I told some of my friends and people around me, I said, ‘Oh, I'll let him have it in a second.’ I said, ‘Can you just help it a little and make it better?’" Simms said on FanDuel TV.CLICK HERE FOR

The Los Angeles Angels placed superstar outfielder Mike Trout on the 10-day injured list due to a bone bruise in his surgically repaired left knee on Thursday. Trout, 33, hurt the knee during the Angels' 9-3 loss to the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday when he tried to leg out an infield single to the second baseman. He was just barely out and took his position in right field the following half-inning, but he was removed from the game in the fourth inning prior to his next at-bat. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"He has a bone bruise so we’re going

Escape from New York City.New York City witnessed an outflow of tens of thousands of high-earning residents from 2017 through 2022 who took billions of dollars of income with them, although the Big Apple saw a population increase in 2023 and 2024 spurred on by an influx of migrants, according to a new report. The Big Apple’s population started to decline in 2017 and then plummeted during the pandemic by nearly a half-million residents between April 2020 and July 2022, according to the report by the nonpartisan Citizens Budget Commission (CBC), based in Albany. The report notes that many of the transplants

California state Sen. Tony Strickland believes policy reforms are warranted after federal authorities intervened in the planned early release of an illegal immigrant convicted in a 2021 DUI manslaughter that killed two Orange County teenagers in his district in Seal Beach.The Republican told Fox News Digital that changes are needed to programs like the in-prison credit system that may have allowed Oscar Eduardo Ortega-Anguiano to be released back into the community in July if the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not quickly get involved.Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office said last week that California will

As pundits, pollsters, and op-ed writers turn to their assessment of President Donald Trump’s first 100 days -- an "artificial metric," White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles once said -- it seems fitting to examine what the Democrats have done (and failed to do) over the same period. The Democratic Party is in complete disarray. With only 27% saying they view their own party positively, the Democrats are suffering their lowest positive rating in NBC tracking in 35 years. They continue to openly blame, name and shame each other for lying to the nation about Joe Biden’s ability to function as

"Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings once played against a super-intelligent computer, but he says current artificial intelligence is already years ahead."I’m deeply skeptical of AI," Jennings told Fox News Digital at the TCM Classic Film Festival."Obviously, these current iterations of LLMs would clean Watson’s clock at ‘Jeopardy!’ The technology has moved on. I’ve played with chatbots and ‘Jeopardy!’ clues, and they’re very hard to stump," he said. Jennings, along with fellow "Jeopardy!" all-star Brad Rutter, competed against the IBM Watson computer in 2011.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?Watson specialized in analyzing natural human language and answering complex questions, demonstrating its skills in a

Marine biologists with the Tennessee Valley Authority have begun to survey fish populations in Douglas Lake in Dandridge, Tennessee for the first time since Hurricane Helene debris covered many East Tennessee waterways seven months ago.The data they collect could illustrate the impact that excessive debris has had on the sport fish population. The findings will be compared to similar surveys on Douglas Lake over the last 30 years. Fewer fish in the lake or fish with deformities, parasites or injuries would be red flags going into spawning season. Scientists shocked the water around their research boat, which tensed the muscles of

President Donald Trump stirred the hearts of the University of Alabama graduates when he re-affirmed his promise to "keep men out of women's sports."During a commencement speech at the university's graduation ceremony on Thursday night, Trump gave a shutout to the school's SEC champion women's track and field team, before igniting a raucous applause by "vowing to defend women's sports.""As long as I'm president, we will always protect women's sports, men will not play in women's sports!" Trump said, before the crowd erupted in cheers, for its loudest and longest applause of the night. "No way! They say its an 80-20

EXCLUSIVE: Todd Lyons, the acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), said his agency will "ramp" up raids in sanctuary cities if they refuse to cooperate with his agents. Todd Lyons sounded off on the Trump administration’s mass deportation agenda and a range of other issues, saying ICE agents were going to go after criminal illegal immigrants regardless of sanctuary policies. "The more they're going to double down or triple down, we're going to ramp it up more," he told Fox News. "We want to work with you, but if you don't want to work with the federal government, if

Valerie Bertinelli is diving into cold plunging.The "One Day at a Time" star posted a selfie in a red bikini along with video of her getting into her pool in the early morning."My pool is 66° Now, for a cold plunge that’s relatively warm. (that’s what they say whoever they are)," she wrote in the caption.VALERIE BERTINELLI CELEBRATES 65TH BIRTHDAY WITH LINGERIE PHOTO, ADMITS SHE'S BEEN TOLD SHE'S 'TOO MUCH'She continued, "Along with everything else I’ve been experimenting with, this has helped improve my mood, has reduced inflammation and it’s easier than filling my bath up with ice cubes."APP USERS

A city in Texas could lose its state funding over a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and an arms embargo against Israel. Gov. Greg Abbott, R-Texas, wrote a letter to San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson admonishing the City Council, which voted to bring the resolution to a formal vote on May 6.In his letter, Abbott pointed out that while the council was considering a resolution for a "permanent ceasefire in occupied Palestine," it had not done the same to condemn Hamas following the Oct. 7 massacre.UT AUSTIN ANTI-ISRAEL AGITATORS FREED AFTER GOVERNOR SAID THEY 'BELONG IN JAIL'"Israel is

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, D-Mich., said the United States is in a "constitutional crisis" after appearing alongside President Donald Trump in Michigan on his 100th day as president. Jon Favreau, former President Barack Obama's speechwriter turned "Pod Save America" host, asked Whitmer in a social media clip posted Wednesday if the U.S. is in a "constitutional crisis" – just one day after she greeted Trump on the tarmac in Michigan before his speech to National Guard members. "We are," Whitmer said. "I think that no one is above the law. The thought that we've got an administration that is just blatantly violating court

The NIL movement on Capitol Hill will have a huge push on Thursday, as both Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., and former Alabama coach Nick Saban will join President Donald Trump to discuss regulations.The transfer portal has run wild as college athletes are now aiming to make as much money as possible during their college eligibility.Tuberville said ideally, the government would not be involved, but they find themselves in the thick of things and are brainstorming.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The one thing we can do is we can make every state be on the same level … Now,

President Donald Trump has reached the coveted 100-day mark in his second presidency, and it is once again a polarizing tenure.Since taking over as president, Trump has cracked down on illegal immigration and transgender athletes participating in women's sports.At the same token, Trump's tariffs have also resulted in negative affects on the stock market, with prices from the end of former President Joe Biden's presidency still at the forefront.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMTrump said there would be lower prices on day one, but Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., said that was a nearly impossible task considering the "huge

Some married women across the U.S. are sharing that they've been facing unexpected hurdles in obtaining their REAL ID as the May 7th deadline looms to have the documentation to fly domestically.The common obstacle among them is proving their name change due to marriage without having in their possession their original marriage certificate needed to verify that change.It has become a logistical nightmare, for example, for Dorothy Ballone — formerly Hotchkiss — of Rochester, New York. She's been on a mission to try to obtain her original marriage certificate from 67 years ago, she told Fox News Digital this week.NEW

Former Vice President Kamala Harris returned to the political scene with a fiery speech on Wednesday night in which she slammed the Trump administration’s first 100 days.Harris had a very negative, often angry-sounding message in her first speech since she left office, even saying, "we are seeing the wholesale abandonment" of American ideals in reference to President Donald Trump's priorities."Now, I know tonight's event happens to coincide with the 100 days after the inauguration, and I'll leave to others to give a full accounting of what has happened so far," she said. "But I will say this. Instead of the

A Mississippi man is facing charges after allegedly attempting to steal a customer's delivery order. Unfortunately for 30-year-old Terel Tywan Hampton of Jackson, Miss., that customer turned out to be former Madison County Deputy Brad Sullivan.Sullivan – who was left partially paralyzed after being shot twice in the head during a 2019 chase with a kidnapping suspect – contacted Madison Police on Monday, according to WLBT, a Jackson-based NBC affiliate. Sullivan said his delivery driver, who identified himself on an app as "Dennis K," denied having his order, and refused to deliver it to him.AMERICAN CAR THEFTS SURGE AS TEENAGE BANDITS, INTERNATIONAL

The Colorado football program's recent decision to retire Travis Hunter's No. 12 and Sheduer Sanders' No. 2 jerseys was met with some criticism. Both former Colorado players' jerseys were officially retired earlier this month during a special ceremony at the Buffaloes spring game.Only four other players in Colorado football history have been honored via a jersey retirement. Colorado football dates back 135 years. The criteria applied to Sanders' and Hunter's respective retirements differentiate from what other former players faced.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIn the 1990s, a student-athlete had to fulfill a graduation requirement prior to a jersey

Xander Schauffele apparently had a chance with Paige Spiranac, but he opted to go a different route.The two-time major champion attended San Diego State University, where he met his wife, Maya. Spiranac also attended the university with them.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSpiranac is a former pro turned influencer and analyst for the game, and, apparently, she wanted a shot with the reigning PGA and Open champion."I did go to school at SDSU with Xander Schauffele. And another fun fact is I had a crush on him, and he wanted nothing to do with me," Spiranac said on "The

Rep. Don Davis, D-N.C., reflected on his visit to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Stewart County, Georgia, last week, emphasizing that he remains optimistic that there is room for congressional achievements on related policies.  "It was a very transparent visit," Davis told Fox News Digital in an interview, noting he also had the opportunity to speak with detainees. "We were able to move around and go to places. I was even able to engage, again, with detainees.""Probably the best word I would use, which one of the senior administrators used, was ‘busy,’" he added.TEXAS HOSPITALS HIT WITH $122 MILLION

President Donald Trump defended the deportation of illegal alien and alleged MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia during a fiery interview with ABC, pointing to a photo he shared on social media clearly showing the notorious gang's name tattooed across Abrego Garcia's knuckles. Other recent photos of the illegal alien, however, do not appear to show the tattoo, Fox News Digital found. "Ask any law or immigration enforcement official who’s been on the ground about Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s tattoos: they’re MS-13," White House spokesman Kush Desai told Fox News Digital Wednesday when asked about other photos appearing not to show "MS13" tattooed

Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz escalated his war of words with a former Iranian regime official who, as a faculty member at Princeton, was reportedly making Jewish students feel uncomfortable amid global tensions."I try not to be in the room with people linked to Iranian terrorists who have murdered dozens of dissidents," Cruz wrote in response to a lengthy post on X, formerly Twitter, from former Iranian Ambassador to Germany Seyed Hossein Mousavian."Your books are unreadable, and the only debate you should be having is with DHS agents, at the end of which you should be deported," Cruz quipped.Mousavian was

1. Americans grade Trump's first 100 days2. Trump gives 100 days speech in Michigan3. White House lists dozens of 'hoaxes' pushed by media, critics'HAPPY WE'RE HERE' – Blue state governor appears with Trump again — and this time she's not hiding. Continue reading …SETTING A PRECEDENT – Supreme Court to hear arguments on school choice case involving Catholic charter school. Continue reading …'WHAT DO YOU DO ALL DAY?' – Ivy league student in hot water after sending employees a DOGE-like email. Continue reading …‘I’M SORRY' – Harvard president apologizes for on-campus bigotry after new reports released. Continue reading …MAKING A

Americans from all over the country graded President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office and the results were mixed.People from Detroit, Houston, Washington, D.C. and other major U.S. cities weighed in on Trump’s second term so far, with many giving it high marks, others giving it a mediocre score, and some giving it an F. "From zero to a hundred? A hundred. Perfect," Ben, a Mississippi man visiting D.C., told Fox News Digital.On the other hand, Detroit resident Denny gave Trump the worst possible grade, stating, "Can I say F for the frack word? It rhymes with puck." She added,