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The Tampa Bay Rays open the ALCS at home against the Cleveland Guardians with ace Drew Rasmussen on the mound facing Cleveland’s Foster Griffin, who has never started a game against Tampa Bay.

Lawyers for accused Jan. 6 pipe bomber Brian Cole Jr. say the FBI coerced his confession through threats and exploitation of his autism, and are separately seeking evidence they say points to a different suspect.

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico says he had the flu, not a mental health stay in Ohio, after a week-long disappearance from public view — though his account of which doctor he saw has shifted.

wise, giving matters time to settle.Broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard told Fox News Digital that Ferguson is “back in the UK, keeping a low profile and plotting her next move,” adding that Ferguson views her current difficulties as “merely another storm in a teacup” and intends to “pivot yet again and bounce back.”The scrutiny on Ferguson stems from her association with Epstein. Emails contained within the Epstein files have reportedly shown the former royal asking him for financial help

Campaign finance records show at least $41,000 from 12 AI industry workers, most of them at Anthropic, flowing to Democrat Peggy Flanagan’s Minnesota Senate campaign amid a toss-up race with Republican Michelle Tafoya.

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer and ABC’s Jonathan Karl clashed on air over whether Democratic Socialists running in the midterms should be labeled communists, with Emmer citing the DSA platform and cost estimates for the Green New Deal.

Georgia leapt to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 after beating Alabama, while Texas fell six spots following its loss to unranked Oklahoma, in a Week 6 marked by upsets nationwide.

Italy’s new school rules banning face coverings, capping foreign-born students at 30% per classroom, and fining parents who skip language courses are fueling a broader debate among experts over whether Europe’s assimilation struggles are a preview of what’s coming to America.

Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed declined to say whether America is ready for a Muslim president during a ‘Meet the Press’ interview, saying only that he has no plans to run and wants to focus on winning Michigan’s Senate seat.