NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! New York Rangers great Ron Duguay is battling aggressive Stage 4 cancer, prompting his family to issue a heart-wrenching plea for help as the former NHL star pursues additional treatment “in hopes of giving him the best possible chance.”Duguay, 68, first opened up about his health to Page Six, telling the outlet that seeking financial support has been a challenge for him as someone who has used his platform to try to help others. “I find it extremely hard asking for funds for all these costs I’m going through,” he said. “Normally,…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Symone Sanders, who formerly served as a top advisor to Vice President Kamala Harris and the 2020 Biden campaign, complained during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address Tuesday night that the Olympic gold-winning U.S. men’s hockey team “allowed themselves to be used as political props.””They should not be used as political props though, and, frankly, allowed themselves to be used as political props,” Sanders, who is co-hosting a weeknight show on MS NOW, said after the president introduced the team during his address. He later gave the nation’s highest civilian…
An Okanagan Falls, B.C., family says their lives changed in an instant after a skiing accident left their 14-year-old son with serious injuries earlier this month. “Our entire world was turned upside down in seconds,” said Sean Hall, Connell Hall’s father.Connell Hall was skiing with friends at Apex Mountain Resort when he lost control coming down a hill.“I think his speed got a little too high. He wasn’t able to navigate a turn, got some air,” Hall explained. “And when he landed, he landed on his front, on the side of his head, which is where he incurred the majority…
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Max Scherzer ended his free agency suspense.The right-handed pitcher, who made two World Series starts for the Toronto Blue Jays last year, has agreed to terms on a new contract with Toronto, according to multiple reports Wednesday.Jon Heyman of the New York Post was first to report the news on X on Feb. 25.More news: Dodgers Make Trade, Send 2-Time World Series Champion to TwinsScherzer, 41, went 5-5 with a 5.19 ERA in 2025 with Toronto. He was limited to 17 regular season starts due to injuries, but was a key contributor to the Blue Jays’ postseason run.Scherzer started and…
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It’s safe to say that United States Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu has become a household name across the country. The California native was a dominant force during the 2026 Winter Olympics. She earned two gold medals — one as a singles performer and another as a part of the U.S. team gold. Liu was the first American female performer to win a figure skating medal in 20 years. She also was the first gold medalist in 24 years for good measure. Liu captivated audiences with her charisma, flair, personality, and unbelievable talent. At only 20 years old, Liu’s pathway to this point was far from easy.…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Democratic events protesting President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address prompted sharp pushback from conservatives on social media and from Arkansas’ Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who said the events painted a sharp contrast between the two parties.Democrats held several counterprogramming events to Trump’s State of the Union speech on Tuesday, including an event called “State of the Swamp,” where far-left activists, including the Portland Frog Brigade, took to the stage dressed in animal costumes.”The difference today isn’t between right vs left,” Sanders posted on X in response to a video…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., sat on the left side of the House chamber during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday, rather than sitting on the other side with her GOP colleagues.”Tonight I’m sitting among my Democrat colleagues as they choose to sit in protest. I will make a point to applaud and cheer for America’s success. America has never been stronger!” the congresswoman wrote in a Tuesday night post on X.During Trump’s speech, Cammack, like other Republicans, could be seen repeatedly standing and applauding while Democrats remained in…
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Move over, matcha and mocktails. “Dirty soda” is taking the stage. The sweet, customizable drink trend that began in Utah more than a decade ago has continued to go mainstream, fueled by social media, reality TV and a shift in how Americans are quenching their thirst, enthusiasts tell Fox News Digital. The trend takes popular sodas such as Coke, Dr Pepper or Mountain Dew and jazzes them up with flavored syrups, fruit purées and cream. “A big part of it is the LDS population,” said Kelly O’Rourke, marketing director for FiiZ Drinks, a specialty soda chain in Utah founded in 2014. Members…
