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ESPN broadcasters Stephen A. Smith and Chris Russo teed off on Bill Belichick on Wednesday over the fiasco surrounding his awkward interview and complaints about media not doing enough to focus on the book he’s trying to promote. Belichick’s interview on "CBS News Sunday Morning" has been the talk of the sports world since it aired on Sunday — particularly, Jordon Hudson chiming in to shut down a question about how the two met. Hudson then released an April 10 email allegedly showcasing Belichick’s complaints about another story that was going to be published. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Smith and Russo each took their giving their thoughts on how Belichick has handled the book tour. "We certainly don’t want to see someone with you telling folks we’re not answering those questions either," Smith said of Hudson on "First Take." "You’re a grown man, and when somebody asks you a question, you don’t want to answer it, don’t an...

Shedeur Sanders was ripped by an anonymous coach prior to the NFL Draft last week, and that didn’t sit well with Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce.  Kelce, 35, expressed his frustration toward the anonymous person in an explicit rant.  "I think whoever’s the f---ing anonymous person that’s f---ing saying this should f---ing come out and say who they were. Like, what the f--- is that about?" Kelce said on a recent episode " New Heights ." CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "Like, if you’re going to f---ing leak that type of s---, f---ing be the one that says, ‘Yeah, it just didn’t go well for us.’ Don’t f---ing say that we’re anonymous, ya know? That’s so f---ing lame. I just feel like there’s no validity to it." The anonymous coach said Sanders was "the worst formal interview I’ve ever been in in my life," per the NFL Network . "He's so entitled. He takes unnecessary sacks. He never plays on time. He has horribl...

Two janitors at Columbia University have filed a lawsuit against over 40 anti-Israel agitators who took over a campus building last April. The janitors, Mariano Torres and Lester Wilson, filed the lawsuit on Friday in the Southern District of New York. On the night of April 29, 2024, the lawsuit states, Torres and Wilson were both working inside Columbia University's Hamilton Hall when a "highly coordinated mob" broke into the university building. According to the lawsuit, the anti-Israel protesters, whom the lawsuit describes as "occupiers," "terrorized the two men into the early morning of April 30th, assaulted and battered them, held them against their will." The suit accuses the protesters of following an "underground manual," which outlined how to "take illegal action with impunity." When the janitors attempted to "defend" Hamilton Hall from the individuals, they were called "Jew-lovers," "Jew-work...

A lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York last month claims the leaders of several radical anti-Israel groups involved in 18 months of disruptive, violent and antisemitic protests on campuses and in the streets of New York City are "accountable for aiding and abetting Hamas’ continuing acts of international terrorism." In purported violation of the Antiterrorism Act and the Alien Tort Statue, the defendants are said to have "acted as Hamas’ foot soldiers in New York City," and may have had foreknowledge of the designated foreign terror organization’s devastating Oct. 7 attacks. Defendants in the case are Within Our Lifetime and its founder Nerdeen Kiswani, Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and its representative Maryam Alwan, Columbia-Barnard Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) and its representative Cameron Jones, and Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) and its representative Mahmoud Khalil, who is currently in custody of Immigration a...

FIRST ON FOX: As the Senate reconvenes this week after a spring break, the Honest Elections Project is urging GOP leaders to move quickly to close a loophole they say is allowing noncitizens to vote in federal elections. According to Honest Elections Project, an election integrity watchdog group, judicial interpretation of the National Voter Registration Act, often called the Motor Voter Act, effectively ties states’ hands, making it difficult to put commonsense voter ID requirements in place and opening the window for noncitizens to influence and tip the balance in elections. The group said current federal law makes it so that voter registration essentially operates on an honor system in which all a noncitizen needs to do to be added to the voter rolls is check a box indicating he or she is a citizen. Doing so is punishable as perjury but is not sufficient as a deterrent, critics say. To stop this, Honest Elections sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., and S...

At 19 years old, former Playboy playmates - and twins - Karissa and Kristina Shannon's lives took a drastic turn after moving into Hugh Hefner 's Playboy mansion.  In a new interview, the twins, now 35, open up about the troubling experience they shared while living in the mansion with Hefner, who died in 2017 , and fellow playmates, explaining how it led them down a dangerous web of addiction and sharing the steps they took to eventually find peace.  "We always say ‘Playboy’ will always be a part of our lives. We were ‘Playboy’ fans and we still are ‘Playboy’ fans. Even though it turned out to be very traumatic for us, there were also a lot of high points," Karissa told People magazine.   From the get-go, the Florida natives said they were met with bouts of "extreme jealousy" from other playmates after Hefner showed favoritism toward them.  HOLLY MADISON RECALLS PLAYBOY FOUNDER HUGH HEFNER'S 'INSECURITIES': 'HE HAD A JEALOUS STREAK' ...

The New York Knicks narrowly defeated the Detroit Pistons in Game 4 of their first-round playoff matchup on Sunday afternoon, 94-93, as it came down to a controversial end. Knicks big man Karl-Anthony Towns nailed two clutch shots in the final moments to give New York the one-point advantage. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Cade Cunningham and the Pistons had possession with under 10 seconds to play. Cunningham got a decent look at the foul line, but his shot was off the mark. The ball bounced around before Tim Hardaway Jr. got it in the corner. He pump-faked to make Knicks guard Josh Hart jump. Hardaway leaned into Hart to try to draw a foul. No foul was called as Hardaway missed his shot. Detroit head coach J.B. Bickerstaff stormed onto the court and appeared to yell at the officials, "That’s a f---ing foul." The officials didn’t oblige and the Knicks took a 3-1 series lead. Bickerstaff sounded off on the play at the end of the game. 2025 NBA PLAY...

The Cleveland Browns pulled the trigger on taking Shedeur Sanders after his historic slide in the NFL Draft.  But some fans are skeptical about the team's enthusiasm for the player based on the reactions of Browns leadership after the selection.  ESPN footage of Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry showed light golf claps with blank facial expressions in the team's war room after the pick of Sanders was announced.  Berry slouched with a half frown. NFL DRAFT QUARTERBACK MISTAKES THAT SHAPED LEAGUE LANDSCAPE Many fans on social media questioned how enthusiastic team brass actually was about taking the controversial prospect.  "They look thrilled. Did someone force their hand?" one X user wrote in response to the footage.  Another user expressed concern over Sanders possibly being on a team whose leadership doesn't value him.  "This is even more disrespectful than NOT drafting him. No way these guys treat Shedeur fairly...

Three Denver-area teenagers cheered each other during a night of throwing rocks at cars — until one of the stones crashed through a windshield and killed a woman, leading to a murder conviction Friday after the trio turned on one another. Jurors found Joseph Koenig guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Alexa Bartell on April 19, 2023, after the other young men riding with him reached deals with prosecutors and testified against him. Koenig, now 20, was also convicted of attempted murder and other less serious crimes for rocks and other objects thrown at vehicles the night Bartell was killed and in previous weeks. COLORADO TEENS ARRESTED IN ROCK-THROWING ATTACKS TOOK PHOTOS OF MURDERED WOMAN'S CAR AS 'MEMENTO': POLICE Bartell’s family and friends hugged and cried in court after the verdict. Her mother, Kelly Bartell, said later that justice had been done but she had mixed feelings, expressing some sympathy for Koenig and the other two young men, who were all 18...

In a dramatic move to protect America’s cattle industry, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has warned Mexico that the U.S. will halt imports of live animals — including cattle and bison — if Mexico doesn’t step up efforts to combat a dangerous pest creeping northward. In a letter sent Saturday and obtained by Fox News, Secretary Rollins put the Mexican government on notice to act immediately to fight the spread of the New World screwworm or face serious economic consequences on the border.  The USDA has set a firm deadline of April 30 for Mexico to address the growing crisis, or U.S. ports of entry will slam the door on key animal commodities. FEDERAL DIETARY GUIDELINES WILL SOON CHANGE FOR AMERICANS, HHS AND USDA ANNOUNCE "I must inform you that if these issues are not resolved by Wednesday, April 30, USDA will restrict the importation of animal commodities, which consist of live cattle, bison, and equine originating from or transporting to Mexico to protect the inte...

Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., told a town hall audience last week that Democrats should not be looking for the next Barack Obama to guide them out of the political wilderness. Khanna, a popular progressive figure who makes frequent media appearances, spoke to residents in Bridgewater, New Jersey , for another stop on his national tour, " Benefits over Billionaires ," which has taken aim at President Donald Trump , Elon Musk, and Republicans across the country.  Attendees asked Khanna about the direction of the party, zeroing in on who should be the next leader. "I think anyone who wants to lead the Democratic Party in any capacity has to be meeting the moment," he said, according to USA Today . "And that's what I'm really focused on." DEM WITH POTUS POTENTIAL TAKES AIM AT OWN PARTY, WHOLE ‘REBRAND’ NEEDED AMID TRUMP RESISTANCE "Wishing for another Obama is like wishing for another King or Douglass," Khanna said. "He was once in a g...

A Mexican migrant who a Wisconsin judge was arrested for allegedly helping evade arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Friday faces domestic abuse charges, according to court records.  Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, 30, was arrested by ICE after his pre-trial hearing before Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan last Friday.  Flores-Ruiz faces three counts of domestic abuse – infliction of physical pain or injury, all of which are Class A misdemeanors.  He made his initial appearance in court on March 18 after the alleged incident, which occurred on March 12.  NEW MEXICO SUPREME COURT BANS JUDGE AFTER ALLEGED TDA MEMBER SRRETED AT HOME "This criminal illegal alien has a laundry list of violent criminal charges including strangulation and suffocation, battery, and domestic abuse," Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, said in a statement. "Since President Trump was inaugurated, activis...

The greatest of all time sure is humble. In a recent YouTube video, Tom Brady was asked who he believes are the "five most talented arms in NFL history," and while he had trouble pinpointing them, he did not include himself. (Perhaps that was part of the struggle.) Brady, of course, holds the all-time records for passing touchdowns and yards, to go along with his seven Super Bowls. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Two names almost immediately came to Brady's mind: Dan Marino and Aaron Rodgers . "I think most people would certainly say those two," he added . Brady then included Brett Favre before pondering about the fourth, but he went with an outsider in Matthew Stafford . He couldn't narrow down his fifth, but name-dropped Jeff George, Michael Vick, Randall Cunningham and Josh Allen. GET FULL 2025 NFL DRAFT COVERAGE WITH REAL-TIME PICKS, EXPERT ANALYSIS AND CAN'T-MISS MOMENTS Brady had been hit on the spot, so he knew he was...

Teddi Mellencamp revealed a positive update on her Stage 4 cancer battle, and said a recent scan showed her brain and lung tumors were decreasing in size. Mellencamp, 43, held back tears on Wednesday as she shared an update with her millions of followers on social media. The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star was hospitalized with multiple brain tumors earlier this year. During a procedure to remove the masses, doctors found two additional tumors in her lungs.  TEDDI MELLENCAMP TEARS UP OVER LOSING TIME WITH HER KIDS AS SHE BATTLES STAGE FOUR CANCER "I just finished with all my scans, and my tumors have significantly shrunk, which doctors believe means that this all will work and that I will be back to myself and feeling good," Mellencamp said.  "I have two more sessions of immunotherapy and then hopefully I am done and I will be cancer-free ."  ‘REAL HOUSEWIVES’ STAR TEDDI MELLENCAMP GIVEN ‘50/50’ CHANCE OF SURVIVING CANCER BATTLE  She added...

Travis Hunter' s father was unable to attend the Heisman Trophy ceremony in December, but will get to witness another life-changing moment for his son. Having been released from a 90-day prison sentence just a week before the event, the Heisman Trophy winner's father is limited to home confinement for a year during his three-year probation. Hunter Sr., 39, was jailed on drug and gun charges back in September from an incident that occurred in 2023. But, a Florida court is making a temporary change for him this week. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Hunter Sr. has been granted permission to travel to Green Bay for the draft, according to the Palm Beach Post . Hunter Sr. will be limited to traveling only to and from the hotel and the draft, and must be back home on Friday. He was required to submit a travel itinerary to his community control officer, the Palm Beach Post noted. Upon winning the Heisman, Hunter was emotional when speaking about his father. ...

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi on Tuesday hosted Cabinet officials from across the Trump administration for the first meeting of a new interagency task force aimed at eradicating "anti-Christian bias" within the federal government.  During Tuesday's meeting, Bondi described the task force as one aimed at remedying the "abuse" under the Biden-led Justice Department and at other federal agencies prior to Trump's second presidential term. "As President Donald Trump has stated, the Biden administration engaged in an egregious pattern of targeting peaceful Christians while ignoring violent, anti-Christian offenses," Bondi told a small group of reporters. "The president is right."  FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS HALT TO TRUMP ADMIN'S CFPB TERMINATIONS Bondi was joined Tuesday by a long list of senior Cabinet officials from across the federal government, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, FBI Director Kash...

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is known to have a direct impact on heart attack and stroke risk — but a new study has revealed its surprising link to brain health . In a large, randomized trial, researchers led by First Hospital of China Medical University discovered that "intensive blood pressure control" resulted in a 15% reduced dementia risk among participants and a 16% reduced risk of cognitive impairment. The study included 33,995 people in rural China aged 40 or older who had "uncontrolled hypertension." 7 BLOOD PRESSURE MISTAKES THAT COULD BE THROWING OFF YOUR READINGS The participants were divided into two groups. One received "usual care," while the other was assigned to "trained non-physician community healthcare providers" who prescribed "titrated antihypertensive medications." For the latter group, the medications helped them achieve a systolic blood pressure goal of <130 mm Hg and a diastolic blood pressure ...

The annual cancer statistics report from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) — which was published in the journal Cancer on Monday, April 21 — shows some signs of progress in America’s fight against the disease. Overall, rates of new cancer diagnoses and cancer-related deaths have declined. Between 2018 and 2022, cancer death rates have decreased by 1.7% each year for men and 1.3% for women, the report stated. " Cancer death rates are falling among both men and women because of many factors — including better screening, early intervention, more advanced surgical approaches and better targeted therapies," Dr. Marc Siegel, Fox News senior medical analyst, told Fox News Digital. COLORECTAL CANCER RISK REDUCED BY THIS COMMON VITAMIN, STUDY SUGGESTS Smoking-related cancers in particular (lung, bladder and larynx) saw significant declines in new cases and deaths, the researchers noted, likely driven by reduced tobacco use and changes in screening recommendations. For adult...

One of the most controversial aspects of Pope Francis’ legacy as the leader of the Catholic Church is his decision to restrict an older form of the Catholic liturgy known as the Traditional Latin Mass. Francis explained that he decided to restrict the Latin Mass because he was concerned its use was leading to division in the Church. Francis said he felt the more ancient mass was "being used in an ideological way" in reaction to modernity, including the more modern Vatican II mass. The mass — from the Latin word "missa," which means "sacrifice" — consists of the "Liturgy of the Word" and "Liturgy of the Eucharist," the latter of which is considered the most sacred and highest form of worship by Catholics.  The Latin Mass, which was formalized by Pope St. Pius V in 1570 and continues to be practiced by some Catholics today, has several key differences from the more common Vatican II mass, which was instituted in 1969. These differenc...

For the 40th time in his managerial career, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected, and the reasoning came one pitch after Aaron Judge appeared to be robbed of a home run by the umpires at George M. Steinbrenner Field on Sunday afternoon.  The Tampa Bay Rays ’ replacement home field, which usually serves as the Yankees’ spring training facility, was part of the problem when Judge roped a ball 111.7 mph off his bat to left field in the top of the eighth inning. It wasn’t a matter of whether it would leave the park; would the ball stay fair? The umpires called the ball foul, including home plate umpire Adam Beck and third base coach Scott Barry, but it went to a replay review called on by the crew instead of the Yankees.  CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Upon video review, it appeared the ball was fair as it landed in a tree behind the stadium in left field. But when umpires came back with their response, the call on the field stood as a foul bal...