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Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders responded to recent comments made by former NFL coach and current ESPN pundit Rex Ryan, on Thursday. Last week, Ryan condemned Sanders for his behavior during a segment on the network's "Get Up" show. "This kid runs his mouth like, ‘I got could be a starting quarterback,’ with his arms crossed like this. Get your a-- in the front row and study and do all that. If I know, the whole league knows," Ryan said of Sanders. "Quit being an embarrassment that way. You got the talent to be a quarterback. You should be embarrassed that you’re

Lawyers for President Donald Trump and the state of Oregon clashed Thursday before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals over Trump’s push to deploy National Guard troops to Portland — a high-stakes showdown marked by sharp accusations that the president’s actions were unlawful and unnecessary.The three-judge panel, composed of two Trump appointees and one Clinton appointee, seemed deeply skeptical of the case made by Oregon Assistant Attorney General Stacy Chaffin, including her assertion that Trump’s descriptions of the violence in Portland were hyperbolic and "untethered from reality," in Chaffin’s telling.Judges sharply questioned Chaffin about the specifics of the protests in

OpenAI says its latest generation of artificial intelligence (AI) models, including GPT-5 Instant and GPT-5 Thinking, show a significant reduction in political bias compared to previous versions, according to a new internal report obtained by Fox News Digital.The report, titled "Defining and Evaluating Political Bias in LLMs," details how OpenAI developed an automated system to detect, measure and reduce political bias in its artificial intelligence platforms. This is part of a broader push to assure users that ChatGPT "doesn’t take sides" on controversial topics."People use ChatGPT as a tool to learn and explore ideas," The OpenAI report states. "That only

President Donald Trump's peace plan for the Middle East was praised by MSNBC panelists Jon Meacham, a presidential historian, and David Ignatius, a Washington Post columnist, on Thursday. "As ever, it depends on how the chapter ends. But the beginning of this chapter is remarkable. And one of the things about honesty and citizenship and a sense of, I would say, maturity about what people in a democracy should do is even if someone with whom you disagree about 99 things, does the 100 really well, you should say so, because that's what intellectual honesty is. And so all credit to

The White House issued a blistering response to former Vice President Kamala Harris after she suggested the administration is filled with "crazy" "mother---ers.""Kamala Harris should listen to an audio recording of her cackle of a laugh before calling anyone crazy," White House spokesman Kush Desai told Fox News Digital in a Tuesdsay statement.  Desai was responding to clips spreading like wildfire on social media of Harris speaking at an invite-only event in Los Angeles Monday where she took an apparent jab at the Trump administration while addressing "There's so much about this moment that is making people feel like they've lost

A U.S. diplomat was fired on Wednesday after the State Department found out that he was in a romantic relationship with a Chinese woman accused of having ties to the Chinese Communist Party, Fox News confirmed. President Donald Trump reviewed the case and approved the diplomat's firing, Tommy Pigott, a State Department Principal Deputy Spokesperson, said in a statement. He said the diplomat "admitted concealing a romantic relationship with a Chinese national with known ties to the Chinese Communist Party.""Under Secretary Rubio’s leadership, we will maintain a zero-tolerance policy for any employee who is caught undermining our country’s national security," Pigott

EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., is demanding information from the FBI on whether she has been subjected to additional surveillance, following revelations that former Special Counsel Jack Smith tracked her phone calls, calling the action "one of the most serious infringements on the separation of powers in American history." Fox News Digital first reported Monday that Smith and his "Arctic Frost" team investigating Jan. 6 allegedly monitored the phone calls of Lummis and fellow GOP Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee, Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Josh Hawley of Missouri, Bill Hagerty of Tennessee, Dan Sullivan of Alaska,

New York Yankees radio voice Suzyn Waldman has once again landed in the crosshairs of a WFAN personality. Boomer Esiason's former radio co-host Craig Carton used to routinely take jabs at Waldman, and this week the former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback appeared to renew the rivalry.Esiason's ribbing comes after a recent lighthearted back-and-forth between Waldman and Dave Sims, the play-by-play voice of the Bronx Bombers. The 2025 season marks the first time Waldman and Sims have worked alongside one another in the Yankees broadcast booth.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXBUSINESS.COMThe exchanges prompted WFAN morning host Gregg Giannotti to question whether

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