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Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code FOXNEWS350: Get $350 When You Bet $20 on Bills or Lions

We are almost at the busiest time of the sports calendar. Each day will be filled with a different sport and something that you can’t miss on television. Tonight is one of those nights as the Lions take on the Bills on Thursday Night Football. Fanatics Sportsbook has an extra way for new users to enjoy the game with promo code FOXNEWS350 , dishing out $350 in FanCash when you place a $20 bet on tonight’s game. New to sports betting? Here’s why you might want to pick the Lions. Detroit comes into this game with a little bit to prove after almost letting a victory slip away last week. Jahmyr Gibbs, the star running back, will cause fits for any defense, and Buffalo is no exception. Buffalo’s secondary looked a bit shaky against Houston, and Jared Goff will pepper Amon-Ra St. Brown with targets against them.  The Bills make a compelling case as well. No one likes to lose a debut, and the team is playing their first-ever home game in their new stadium. Josh Allen is one of the most elite q...
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Media highlights race of Mississippi hanging victim Tasia Fortune but not the race of suspected killer

The murder of 29-year-old Mississippi woman Tasia Fortune has shocked the nation, and many rushed to claim she was the victim of a hate crime. The media continue to obscure the facts that dispel the narrative even after the arrest of her suspected killer. The mother of four was found hanging from a tree outside an abandoned home in Jackson, Mississippi, last month, and her death was described by Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts as one of several "modern-day lynchings" based on a string of incidents involving Black people being found in a similar manner despite the lack of evidence to support their declaration. On Friday, 51-year-old Jarques Ratliff, who is also Black, was charged with Fortune's murder. He entered a not guilty plea Monday. YET ANOTHER DEM RIPPED ONLINE FOR 'INVENTING RACISM' AS LAWMAKERS PEDDLE DEBUNKED ‘LYNCHING’ CLAIMS Yet the breaking news coverage of Ratliff's arrest put emphasis o...

High-profile Democrat breaks with party, embraces key pieces of Trump agenda

DETROIT, MICHIGAN — Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., threw her support behind three of the Trump administration’s signature economic policies in an interview with Fox News Digital. Collaboration between ratepayers and data center developers, public stakes in high-growth industries and loan guarantees for critical mineral extraction are all areas where the Michigan congresswoman says the Trump administration is charting the right course. She also pointed to bolstering American manufacturing and deterring the nation’s adversaries from hostage taking as areas where she believes bipartisan collaboration is possible. "It's not just about taxation," Stevens told Fox News Digital when asked how revenues can be raised to fund healthcare and infrastructure programs. "If federal dollars are used, like what Mr. Elon Musk got from the federal government, so potentially this current administration could be right that ownership stakes should be on the table." PROGRESSIVE PRAISE ...

Small-business owner urges Seattle leaders to act now on public drug use and slow emergency response

As dozens of Seattle business leaders call on the city to crack down on open-air drug markets, one small-business owner says he has been dealing with the consequences firsthand. "It's not getting better, it's getting worse despite the statistics," Matt Humphrey, owner of Steele Barber and Steele Salons, told Fox News Digital in an interview Tuesday. "What I've seen even this past week, I had to call 911 a couple days ago for some open-air drug use right around the corner from one of my shops, and they hijacked a whole shipment of produce from a local restaurant and had it strewn all over, were shooting up and smoking something. I called 911 and never saw the police. We just encounter this really every day or every week, and it's, it's dangerous for our staff, and it's not great for our customers, and I just keep pressing on to, you know, tell everyone we can't move, pick up and root up our businesses and just move them." INSIDE SEATTLE’...

Jemele Hill suggests this NFL team should sign Colin Kaepernick to start right now

Colin Kaepernick claims he wakes up every morning and still trains as if he were in the NFL. He reiterated to Jemele Hill at the Black Footwear Forum on Saturday in Detroit, Michigan, that he still believes he can play in the league and is waiting for that opportunity. Unfortunately, despite our attendance, OutKick could not ask him about his position because he and Hill chose not to take questions from the crowd. Hill, of course, did not challenge Kaepernick on his statement. Instead, she suggested that she agreed with him, name-dropping the Atlanta Falcons as a team that should consider signing him. COLIN KAEPERNICK IS STILL UPSET THAT HIS MOM WANTED HIM TO DATE TAYLOR SWIFT, A WHITE WOMAN Hill referenced Atlanta as a "Black city" and noted that the Falcons were down to Cooper Rush at quarterback for Week 1 following injuries to Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix. Comments like those from Kaepernick and Hill show how unserious these conversations are. Rush is not an ideal s...

TRACE GALLAGHER: Common sense is alive in America. We just need to listen

During the first-ever Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas last week, there was a lot of talk about the " common sense revolution ." It was familiar territory to me because every night on my evening newscast, " Fox News @ Night ," we join the common sense revolution — you could say we started the common sense revolution more than four years ago. We like to call it "The Fox News @ Night Common Sense Department." Common sense gives us a chance to take a deeper and sometimes snarkier take on one of the day’s big topics. The goal of the Common Sense Department is not to accuse Americans of not having common sense, but to remind Americans that we share a great deal of common sense. And when somebody or some group steps outside the boundaries of what we consider societal norms, we love to point out exactly why those boundaries exist. Those boundaries were built over many generations by people whose moral code was instilled through faith, family, friends and f...

Goo Goo Dolls' John Rzeznik draws line on politics at concerts: 'I'm not going to lecture you'

Goo Goo Dolls frontman John Rzeznik said Wednesday during an "Everything Music" interview with producer Rick Beato that he refuses to lecture concertgoers about politics because fans from across the ideological spectrum come together for the same reason: to see a show. While discussing why he believes live music remains important during divided times, Rzeznik said political and religious differences are not what matters when he takes the stage. "I got people, fans, friends from every walk of life, every political stripe, everything," he said. "And I always stress, we got one thing in common because we're living in weird times. We got one thing in common, and that's we're all here to see a show, and I'm not going to lecture people about anything." DOLLY PARTON REFUSED TO PICK POLITICAL SIDES FOR DECADES: ‘I’M NOT IN POLITICS, I’M AN ENTERTAINER’ Entertainment commentator Christian Toto told Fox News Digital that artists can pay a price wit...