Updated August 10, 2026 — 12:31pm,first published 11:00amSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAAA secretive Melbourne billionaire is taking a former employee to court, claiming they stole almost $500,000 from his highly profitable crypto exchange.The case is the second alleged fraud to hit CoinSpot founder and billionaire Russell Wilson, after fraudsters hit the platform in a $40 million heist in 2017.Crypto-exchange CoinSpot and its founder Russell Wilson (pictured) has accused a former staff member of fraud in court. Documents filed in the County Court by CoinSpot’s parent company, Casey Block…
Influencer Olivia Ponton was seen publicly supporting Joe Burrow and his Cincinnati Bengals amid the pair’s rumored romance. Burrow, 29, was spotted speaking with Ponton, 24, after his football practice on Sunday, August 9, according to footage shared by local sports reporter Jaron May. “Joe Burrow’s rumored girlfriend Olivia Ponton is at Bengals practice today,” May tweeted. “First time I’ve seen her at a public Bengals event.” In the clip, Burrow and Ponton sat on the corner of the grassy field as they appeared deep in conversation. Burrow and Ponton, who have not publicly addressed their relationship status, have been…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! It was a nationally televised WNBA matchup between the Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty on Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn, a battle of two championship hopefuls.But Aces head coach Becky Hammon had a starting five nobody expected, and it could be viewed as a protest for having to play back-to-back games on the road this weekend.Hammon didn’t play four-time MVP A’ja Wilson, Chelsea Gray or Jackie Young – three usual Aces starters – with Jewell Loyd, Dana Evans and Brianna Turner taking their spots instead. It wasn’t just for the start…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is urging Democratic leaders to restrict super PAC involvement in party primaries, arguing that wealthy outside groups have too much influence over Democratic nominations.In a post on X on Sunday, Sanders singled out the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, while criticizing outside spending in Democratic primaries.”It is insane that the Democrats allow super PACs like AIPAC to spend millions in their primaries — only for those same special interests to help elect Republicans in the general election,” Sanders wrote. “My message to Democratic leaders: Ban super…
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August 10, 2026 — 7:12amSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAAFour more teenagers have been charged with murder over the alleged bashing death of a 21-year-old at an out-of-control house party south of Brisbane.Redbank Plains man Jongkuch Achiew died at Princess Alexandra Hospital after succumbing to head injuries he suffered at the gathering at Bahrs Scrub, a suburb in Logan, in the early hours of July 26.Jongkuch Achiew, 21, died in hospital less than a week after he was found with significant head injuries on a suburban Logan street.NineFour male…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Republican Colorado gubernatorial nominee and Marine veteran Victor Marx is assembling an all-Marine ticket that he says can bring the “steely spines” needed to combat a democratic socialist movement gaining ground in races around the country.”There’s never been a successful socialism program, and I’ll say socialism, it’s just a transitionary word for communism. Let’s just say it for what it is,” said Marx in an interview with Fox News Digital.Marx won Colorado’s primary race in June, campaigning on public safety, social conservatism and cost of living. His victory came as the Democratic…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico bragged in a resurfaced interview that his church had stirred controversy by housing a family of illegal immigrants who were set to be deported by ICE, laughing as he said that “Christianity is just another word for causing trouble.”Talarico, a Presbyterian seminarian who serves as a Democratic state representative, is running against Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for a Senate seat that is critical to both parties.In a resurfaced clip of Talarico speaking on Texas Impact’s “Weekly Witness” show in June 2023, he credited…
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A bride-to-be who wanted to look “like a princess” on her wedding day ended up looking far worse than that after a severe allergic reaction to a fake eyelash treatment. Polly Bibby, 26, an illustrator, decided to try classic eyelash extensions ahead of her big day compared to her usual minimal makeup look. She had a patch test done, she said, according to Kennedy News & Media — and since she suffered no reaction, she went ahead with the procedure in early July, before her wedding day. After getting the treatment done — which cost her about $88, she said — she was initially happy…
