Day: August 8, 2026
Molly Sims flaunts toned abs in mismatched bikini during perfect beach day with her kids
Molly Sims is enjoying a beach day with her kids. The 53-year-old model and actress took to Instagram to share how she and her family spent “a perfect beach day” together. She posted a series of photos on her Instagram stories featuring her children swimming in the ocean and building sandcastles, as well as one
EXCLUSIVE: Teen girls recall Jersey Shore ride malfunction that left them stuck hanging upside down
FIRST ON FOX: Early last month, on the day after the Fourth of July, more than a dozen people found themselves trapped upside down on a malfunctioning ride along the boardwalk in Ocean City, New Jersey. Charlotte Hacker and Emilia Gordon, both 13, were among the passengers on the Wipe Out ride at Playland’s Castaway
USA Volleyball suggests changes coming to sex testing, while junior families raise male athlete concerns
USA Volleyball suggested it may change its policy on genetic sex tests to protect the women‘s category. Meanwhile, multiple female players of USA Volleyball-sanctioned leagues and their families have spoken out about playing against an allegedly transgender opponent. USA Volleyball, the International Volleyball Federation and members of the U.S. Women’s National Team said they have
Biden’s battle with advancing cancer renews focus on prostate disease
Former President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has spread further since his diagnosis last year, his son Hunter Biden revealed in a BBC interview that aired Friday. “The cancer has spread, metastasized into his bones and further,” Hunter Biden told BBC Newsnight, describing his father’s condition as “very painful” and “very debilitating in many respects.” “It’s
Flight canceled after toddler refused to buckle seat belt, stranding passengers overnight
An evening flight from British Columbia to Toronto this week had to be canceled because a toddler refused to buckle their seat belt, the airline confirmed to Fox News Digital. Porter Airlines flight 444 was expected to leave from Victoria International Airport at 10:30 p.m. and had begun taxiing when a flight attendant noticed the
DiJonai Carrington declares ‘White privilege’ after ejection for smacking Sophie Cunningham in the face
Chicago Sky player DiJonai Carrington sent a post on Threads that read “white privilege” and tagged the Indiana Fever after she was ejected from Saturday’s game for smacking Sophie Cunningham in the face. Carrington has previously garnered controversy for poking Cunningham’s teammate Caitlin Clark in the eye during the 2024 playoffs, and making controversial statements
World’s largest motorcycle rally roars into Sturgis as bikers flood tiny US town
The annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is officially underway, with hundreds of thousands of riders descending on the small South Dakota town and surrounding Black Hills regions for the 86th edition of what’s billed as the world’s largest motorcycle rally. The rally is held annually for 10 days in August and involves races, concerts and group
As AI reshapes dating, a Jewish organization is betting on the return of the human matchmaker
Artificial intelligence has made it harder to trust what you see online, including on dating apps. Singles are left wondering whether the person they’re matching with is who they claim to be, whether their witty messages were written by them or by ChatGPT or whether the profile is even real. Rather than abandoning artificial intelligence
Trump’s White House ballroom foes face ‘very tough argument’ at Supreme Court, legal experts say
President Donald Trump could win the legal fight over his planned White House ballroom, say two legal experts who believe the U.S. the Supreme Court could end the case without weighing in on the underlying constitutional issue. In a lengthy social media post Friday, Trump vowed to take the fight over his White House ballroom
Fauci in the congressional wringer: a test for Trump’s newly-minted Attorney General
Contempt of Congress. It sounds bad. And it usually is. But what does it mean? Holding someone in contempt of Congress usually stems from them refusing to testify before a House or Senate committee or declining to provide documents and information requested by lawmakers. Especially if someone rejects an inquest by subpoena. REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: WHY
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