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Former U.S. Olympian and Fox News contributor Caitlyn Jenner praised the Supreme Court for its 5-4 ruling against a Biden administration emergency request to enforce changes to Title IX. The changes would have permitted biological men to enter women’s bathrooms, locker rooms and dorms in 10 states. "The SCOTUS just overturned the Title IX rewrite allowing biological boys into girls sports. This is great news for girls and women’s sports all across the nation!" Jenner wrote on X Friday evening.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Biden administration insisted that the regulation does not address athletic eligibility. However, multiple Republican

Simone Biles showed up to the Chicago Bears' preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals Saturday to support her husband, Jonathan Owens, after the NFL safety was excused from training camp this month to watch the American gymnast compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics. But Biles appeared to receive some backlash on social media for her outfit choice. Fresh off of winning three gold medals in Paris, Biles was pictured on the sidelines at Soldier Field wearing a jacket dedicated to Owens. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe only problem was the jacket depicted Owens during his time with the Green Bay

Ten years after being diagnosed with cancer for the first time, former "Dancing with the Stars" co-host, Samantha Harris' breast cancer has returned. On Wednesday, Harris posted a video on Instagram sharing the news and while expressing gratitude for her support system in place."I have some health news that I need to share that I never thought that I would be sharing again in my lifetime, but I have a recurrence of breast cancer," Harris, 50, said in the video clip. "And I feel so fortunate to have been able to guide, support and lead so many of you in ‘Your

Sam Ponder's nearly 13-year run at ESPN came to an end this week. On Thursday, The Athletic reported that the network has parted ways with the "Sunday NFL Countdown" host.Ponder is believed to have had time remaining on her seven-figure contract. However, the company's ongoing effort to explore opportunities to cut costs as the end of the organization's fiscal year draws near prompted the decision to fire the TV host, according to The Athletic. A source familiar with Ponder's dismissal also told Fox News Digital that it was a business decision.The former Kentucky swimmer and the host of OutKick’s "Gaines

Security forces at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland (JBSA) returned fire early Saturday on at least one drive-by suspect who is accused of firing upon the main gate at the JBSA-Chapman Training Annex, a JBSA spokesperson tells Fox News Digital.The officers were fired upon at around 4:30 a.m. by at least one suspect in a sedan and immediately returned fire. There were no injuries reported, and the gate was shut for a number of hours. It is unclear how many shooters were involved and how many times they fired upon the base. "There was no active threat to the installation … and our security

Democratic strategist James Carville believes that racism is what’s really behind the Republican Party’s strong support for Israel over the Palestinians.During the latest episode of the "Politics War Room" podcast, Carville and co-host Al Hunt discussed why there is a disparity in support for Israel between the Republican and Democratic Parties, stating that the Republicans are much more unified in their support for the country because its citizens are "whiter.""And the reason I suspect that most of these people describe themselves as pro-Israel is because the Jews are whiter than the Palestinians," he told Hunt. MONTAGE: LIBERAL MEDIA TRIES TO DOWNPLAY

Veteran sports radio talk host Mike Francesa didn’t hold back when discussing the New York Mets' decision to invite controversial internet personality Haliey Welch to throw out the first pitch in Thursday’s loss to the Athletics. Discussing the incident on "The Mike Francesa Podcast," Francesa blasted the decision-makers for inviting Welch to appear on "Camp Day," knowing that she had risen to internet fame in June after making a lewd comment in a video that went viral on social media. "I know nothing about this . . . young lady. I know she’s in her 15 minutes of fame – she just

While kayaking and snorkeling in La Jolla, California, a group spotted a very rare deep-sea fish that had died.The oarfish, also known as a "doomsday fish," stretched 12 feet in length.Only 20 oarfish have been reported in California since 1901, according to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego.ANGLER CATCHES PREHISTORIC-LOOKING FISH, BREAKS SECOND STATE RECORDDoomsday fish have long, slender bodies that can reach lengths of up to 36 feet, about the size of a school bus. The oarfish is commonly referred to as the "doomsday fish," as some believe it "foreshadows natural disasters, such as earthquakes or tsunamis," according

Columbia University has finally parted ways with its failure of a president—and the only surprise is that it took so long. Minouche Shafik, who resigned on Wednesday, leaves a legacy of division and violence. But her departure isn’t nearly enough to fix one of America’s most important universities. The school must prove—from top to bottom—that it’s willing to put true learning ahead of radicalism. So must every university in America, for that matter.I say this as someone who not only graduated from Columbia, but was present on campus during the violent protests of 1968. Then, like now, protesters attacked their fellow

Vice President Kamala Harris has gone 27 days without holding a formal press conference or sit-down interview since becoming the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.While she has been busy on the campaign trail, spoken at various events, and given informal remarks to reporters at various points since effectively replacing President Biden on the ticket last month, she hasn’t done a formal press conference or wide-ranging interview in the nearly four weeks that have followed.Former President Trump held his second press conference in a week on Thursday at Bedminster, and since Aug. 6, he's answered 81 questions in pressers and interviews, including

A Florida daycare worker was arrested on accusations that she angrily struck a child and tossed the child to the floor during an apparent timeout, according to police.Marlissa Qyera Rozier, 25, is charged with child neglect causing great bodily harm after video surveillance showed her lifting a child up two to three feet off the ground and forcibly throwing her to the floor in a daycare room, an affidavit shows, Fox 35 reported.An investigation into the alleged incident began Tuesday after the owner of M&M Family Care Center, Inc. in Cocoa, Florida, reported observing on surveillance footage a teacher abusing a

A Florida GOP state senator who supports legalizing marijuana has floated a bill that would prohibit people from lighting up on the streets.State Sen. Joe Gruters announced the potential legislation during a virtual news conference on Thursday, saying he wants smoking of all types and vaping in public banned for environmental and quality-of-life benefits if Florida voters approve a measure known as Amendment 3, which would also legalize marijuana for adults.Smoking in indoor workplaces is already banned in the Sunshine State, while cities and counties have the ability to restrict smoking at beaches and parks that they own. DESANTIS OUTLINES DRUG SMUGGLING POLICY:

The calendar still reads "August" and the temperatures throughout most of the United States feel decidedly like summer, but that has not stopped restaurants from introducing their fall menus.At Krispy Kreme, Tim Hortons and 7-Eleven, pumpkin spice season is already here – with more to come on the horizon.But where does this love affair with pumpkin spice come from? Why is America so crazy about it — and why is it seemingly in everything? AS FALL APPROACHES, WHICH COLOR OF APPLE IS 'BETTER' FOR YOU AND WHY: RED, GREEN OR YELLOW?The answer, Boston-based Matt Johnson, PhD, might be in our brains."With

The Harley-Davidson motorcycle brand and business model are being "attacked" from within, social-media influencer Robby Starbuck suggested in a new post on X.He cited the words of the company's own CEO, Jochen Zeitz, who's been accused of going woke as he oversees the iconic brand. The German-born Zeitz took over as CEO in May 2020. "Imagine standing in front of CEOs of luxury brands that now think you are the ‘sustainable Taliban,’ as somebody once called me," Zeitz said in a speech at the Zermatt Summit in Switzerland in 2020, referencing his time as board member of Kiering, parent company of Gucci,

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bipartisan package of 10 bills on Friday in an effort to reduce smash-and-grab robberies and property crimes, creating stricter penalties for repeat offenders and people running professional reselling schemes.The Democratic governor was joined by a bipartisan coalition of state lawmakers, business leaders and local officials at a Home Depot store in San Jose."Let's be clear, this is the most significant legislation to address property crime in modern California history," Newsom said on Friday. "I thank the bipartisan group of lawmakers, our retail partners, and advocates for putting public safety over politics. While some try

A 78-year-old man incarcerated nearly 2,000 miles away has been charged with the 1980 sexual assault and murder of a 25-year-old Texas nursing student, Austin police said in a press release Friday.Thanks to DNA technology, police say Deck Brewer Jr. — currently serving time in Massachusetts for an unrelated crime — allegedly kidnapped and killed Susan Leigh Wolfe a block from her home around 10 p.m. on Jan. 9, 1980, while walking to a friend’s house.Wolfe had just enrolled at the University of Texas Austin School of Nursing that day and was just four days from her 26th birthday, when

A Brazilian illegal migrant was arrested in Massachusetts by ICE officials after an alleged series of sex crimes.Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) announced that Jackson Bento-Pinheiro was apprehended in Wakefield, Massachusetts after illegally entering the U.S. Authorities said the 35-year-old was charged with assault to rape, indecent assault and battery, and domestic assault and battery in Massachusetts. NYC MIGRANT ACCUSED IN KNIFEPOINT RAPE WAS CAUGHT, RELEASED AT BORDER: ICEA law enforcement source confirmed to Fox News that despite having an active arrest warrant for domestic violence, the local bail commissioner allowed him to be released back on bond.ICE was on the scene

The Supreme Court voted 5-4 Friday to reject a Biden administration emergency request to enforce portions of a new rule that includes protections from discrimination for transgender students under Title IX. The request would have permitted biological men in women’s bathrooms, locker rooms and dorms in 10 states where there are state-level and local-level rules in place to prevent it. The sweeping rule was issued in April and clarified that Title IX’s ban on "sex" discrimination in schools covers discrimination based on gender identity, sexual orientation and "pregnancy or related conditions." The rule took effect Aug. 1, and, for the first time, the

Caitlin Clark had no rust to shake off on Friday.Since she was not selected to the Olympic team, the rookie phenom had nearly a month without competitive basketball — and she didn't miss a beat as the WNBA's regular season resumed.Clark scored 29 points (one shy of her career high) while handing out 10 assists in her Indiana Fever's 98-89 win over the Phoenix Mercury.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShe knocked down half of her shots from the floor (8-for-16) and was 4-of-11 from three-point land. Clark also knocked nine of her 10 shots from the free throw

In the late 1970s, "Saturday Night Live" ran a sketch with Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor in which the black and white comedians engaged in a word association game that consisted of them hurling racial slurs at each other, culminating in the racial slur. It was hilarious and something that would never be broadcast today. But what can be broadcast today was the bizarre "white guy taco" comedy skit that Kamala Harris and Tim Walz released this week.HARRIS AND WALZ'S ‘RACIST’ BANTER ABOUT ‘WHITE GUY’ TACOS SPURS SOCIAL MEDIA BACKLASHIn the clearly scripted and cringworthy clip, Harris asks Walz if, as a

The Church of England is apparently dropping the word "church" in the hopes of drawing in more crowds, according to a recent study.The study, called "New Things: A theological investigation into the work of starting new churches across 11 dioceses in the Church of England," was conducted by the Centre for Church Planting Theology and Research in Durham.The qualitative study inspected language used by 11 Church of England dioceses to describe their new churches.CATHOLIC BISHOP AND ORTHODOX ARTIST DISCUSS MATERIALISM, SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS FOR CHRIST, REUNIFICATIONTraditionally, new churches are referred to as "church plants." In this study, the Centre for Church

Vice President Kamala Harris promised to prioritize a price-fixing plan on "day one," but commentators asked why she hasn't brought down inflation already while in the executive branch."When I am President, it will be a day one priority to bring down prices," Harris declared in a Thursday night social media post. "I’ll take on big corporations that engage in illegal price gouging and corporate landlords that unfairly raise rents on working families."But the vice president and presidential hopeful faces one unique challenge in arguing about policy, the fact she has failed to enact such changes over the course of the

The new trend of being "demure" is taking over TikTok, and the lifestyle craze has people being more mindful about the way they present themselves.Based on what some content creators are saying, living a demure lifestyle means living modestly. The word has gone viral, as more than 122,000 videos on TikTok include the hashtag #demure. Jools Lebron is a TikTok creator based in Chicago, Illinois, whose explanation video has garnered over 23 million views. In the footage, Lebron attempts to give examples of what it means to "act demure."VIRAL TIKTOK TREND HAS BRIDES SHOCKING THEIR HUSBANDS WITH BRAND NEW LOOK ON

Georgia is one state that has seen an uptick in squatter cases being taken to court in recent years, according to a report. A report by the Pacific Legal Foundation found an upward trend in squatter cases being brought to court beginning in 2019. The number of these cases in Georgia rose from three in 2017 to 50 in 2021. In 2023, there were 198 civil court cases involving squatting in the Peach State, according to the report. Additionally, a survey by the National Rental Home Council (NRHC) in 2023 found Atlanta had the largest number, with 1,200 homes being occupied by unlawful

Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin are addressing their rumored split.After seven years together, a rep confirmed to Fox News Digital that the couple have not decided to part ways."The reports are not true," Johnson's rep shared. "They are happily together."DAKOTA JOHNSON TALKS 'COZY AND PRIVATE' CHRIS MARTIN RELATIONSHIP: 'WE’VE BEEN TOGETHER FOR QUITE A WHILE'The "Madame Web" actress and the Coldplay frontman largely keep their relationship private, but were most recently spotted at the Glastonbury Festival in the U.K. in June as Johnson supported Martin at the music event, according to People.While Martin’s band headlined the festival, a source told