Michael RothsteinApr 16, 2026, 01:27 PM ET Close Michael Rothstein, based in Atlanta, is a reporter on ESPN’s investigative and enterprise team. You can follow him via Twitter @MikeRothstein. Multiple Authors A former Alabama football player faces charges of wire fraud and identity theft after he allegedly used wigs and fake driver’s licenses to impersonate…
WARNING: Spoilers ahead. As “The Pitt” concludes its second season, MedPage Today takes a closer look at the finale through the perspective of an emergency physician. Practicing emergency room (ER) doctor Jeremy Faust, MD, editor-in-chief of MedPage Today, reacts to the episode’s most intense moments — from a life-threatening case of eclampsia requiring an emergency…
At first glance, it looks like any other quiet cemetery, with rows of gravestones set against freshly cut grass and the occasional visitor passing through. But just beneath the surface, it is anything but quiet. Millions of bees have built an immense underground city, where they live out their entire lives below ground, building nests,…
It’s been almost a week since the Artemis II astronauts returned safely to Earth, and the stories shared by the mission crew continue to inspire, awe, and delight. This interview with Commander Reid Wiseman is certainly no exception: NEW: Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman reflects on being MOVED to…
The writers and directors of Airplane!, Jim Abrahams, David Zucker, and Jerry Zucker, discovered the film while watching it on TV and decided to write a plane-disaster film. They realized their draft wasn’t great, so they decided to write it using the exact plot to Zero Hour! But, to avoid legal issues, the filmmakers even…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Kansas City Chiefs star receiver Rashee Rice isn’t the only one facing discipline for a March 2024 car crash in Dallas. Theodore “Teddy” Knox, a former SMU cornerback and teammate of Rice’s in college, was driving a Corvette while racing Rice’s Lamborghini on a Dallas highway before…
Hominins at the Acheulian site of Gesher Benot Ya’aqov in Israel relied on driftwood gathered along a lakeshore to fuel their hearths, according to new research led by archaeologists from the Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social and Bar-Ilan University; 780,000-year-old charcoal fragments from the site show that survival wasn’t about finding the…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rev. Franklin Graham defended President Donald Trump in a statement shared Thursday on Truth Social after backlash over an image critics said depicted Trump as Jesus Christ. The statement was released Thursday by Graham and shared by the president as a signed letter. “I do not believe…
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In looking at the stats from the April 14 match between the U.S. Women’s National Team and Japan – where the U.S. held 67% of possession and recorded 12 shots to Japan’s nine – one would hope that the USWNT would be able to get on the scoreboard. But it was Japan that earned the 1-0…
