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Las Vegas Raiders coach Antonio Pierce is talking out simply over 24 hours after his crew suffered a heartbreaking loss to the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs on Friday.Pierce, who's in his first full season because the Raiders head coach, informed members of the media that the Raiders believed referees had blown a whistle moments earlier than the ill-fated fumble on the poorly timed snap. Within the case of a whistle, the play in query would have been dominated lifeless.Pierce additionally famous that the Raiders intend to submit video proof in help of the declare to the NFL workplace for additional evaluation.CLICK

Justin Timberlake canceled another concert on his "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour" after he suffered a back injury in New Orleans.On Saturday, the 43-year-old singer announced that his show at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City would not take place on Dec. 2 as previously scheduled. "I’m so sorry Oklahoma City," the "Selfish" hitmaker wrote in a message he shared on his Instagram Story. "I have to cancel the show on 12/2. I hurt my back in Nola and my doctors have instructed me to rest a little bit longer. Thank you for your support — y’all know I hate doing

A South Carolina mayor died in a head-on vehicle crash while being "pursued" by law enforcement just days after his town’s entire police department quit, a coroner says. McColl Mayor George Garner II, 49, was killed Tuesday afternoon "when the vehicle he was driving collided head on with a truck" in Mechanicsville, according to Darlington County Coroner Todd Hardee. "When the incident occurred Mr. Garner was being pursued by a Marlboro County Deputy. The pursuit was not related to any laws being broken. The pursuit was taking place in an effort to protect the wellbeing of Mr. Garner," Hardee added, without elaborating. South

San Jose State volleyball player Blaire Fleming built a prosperous athletic resume en route to the epicenter of national controversy. Many of Fleming's past competitors had to settle for losses along the way.Fleming is the leader in kills for a San Jose State team that will compete in the Mountain West tournament final Saturday against Colorado State. The athlete's spiking ability has been a competitive asset and a point of outrage by critics, including President-elect Trump, amid the controversy over Fleming competing against women as a transgender athlete. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBut the team and coach Todd

Country star Jessie James Decker's new cookbook, "Just Eat: More Than 100 Easy and Delicious Recipes That Taste Just Like Home," is full of recipes that she cooks in her very own kitchen, she told Fox News Digital.The singer-songwriter and television personality based in Nashville spoke to Fox News Digital from her clothing store Kittenish. "I'm just such a foodie," Decker said.DOLLY PARTON AND HER SISTER SHARE THEIR 'SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE' RECIPE: 'PERFECT FOR THE FALL'It was important for her new cookbook to be centered on the food her family actually eats, the wife of former NFL wide receiver Eric Decker

The number of abortions in the U.S. only slightly dropped in 2022, the year the Supreme Court overturned Roe. v. Wade, returning the power to make laws on abortion access back to the states.Abortions declined by just 2% in 2022 compared to 2021, according to new surveillance data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The abortion rate also dipped by 3% and the abortion ratio decreased by 2%.The total dropped from about 622,000 abortions in 2021 to 609,000 in 2022, the data revealed.PRO-LIFE GROUPS CAUTIOUS ON RFK JR. NOMINATION AFTER EVOLVING ABORTION VIEWSThis, as Republican-led states have enacted

Video shared on social media of a baby reacting to his new glasses has sparked worldwide attention and received more than 100 million views on TikTok and Instagram.  The baby's mom, Stephanie Mazzone-Meyer, posted the video of 1-year-old Liam Frederick trying on his new glasses — and it was clear he liked what he was seeing. (See the video at the top of this article.)Mazzone-Meyer spoke exclusively to Fox News Digital about the experience. BOY FACING BLINDNESS GETS LIFE-CHANGING EYE SURGERY: ‘SUCH A BLESSING’She said she and her husband were on a road trip from their home in New York to Wisconsin

A Kentucky man is facing charges after he went on a beer run while intoxicated and his son jumped out of his truck, leaving him in a coma.Austin Brooks, 40, was driving intoxicated on his way to purchase more beer in Scott County last week with his son and nephew in the bed of his pickup truck, his nephew told deputies, according to WKYT.As they were heading down Porter Road, Brooks was driving too fast, his nephew said, especially since the road was wet.SHERIFF'S DEFENSE IN JUDGE MURDER COULD DEPEND ON DEPOSITION IN SEPARATE CASE: REPORTWhen they entered the area

"Real Time" host Bill Maher vowed that he wouldn't "pre-hate" the incoming Trump administration despite his own personal animosity towards President-elect Donald Trump. "They are calling themselves the ‘disruptors,'" Maher began during a panel discussion Friday night. "The country does need disrupting. I mean, the country needs a colonic and a slap in the face so bad."This is not who I would choose to administer the colonic but it's not like the bureaucracy isn't bloated. It's not like the debt isn't $36 trillion. it's not like there aren't thousands of regulations that do stop people from living lives that they could

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a lawsuit Thursday targeting the blue city of Dallas over a ballot measure that decriminalizes marijuana.Paxton alleges that Proposition R, which "prohibits the Dallas Police Department from making arrests or issuing citations for marijuana possession or considering the odor of marijuana as probable cause for search or seizure," violates state law.The attorney general argues in the lawsuit that the ballot measure is preempted by Texas law, which criminalizes the possession and distribution of marijuana. Paxton also claims the Texas Constitution prohibits municipalities from adopting an ordinance that conflicts with laws enacted by the state

Since winning the election last week, President-elect Donald Trump has begun evaluating and rolling out his picks for his Cabinet and other top roles. Here’s a roundup of whom Trump has picked to fill top jobs in his administration: White House Chief of Staff – Susie WilesU.S. Ambassador to the United Nations – Elise StefanikNational Security Adviser – Michael Waltz "Border Czar" – Tom Homan Ambassador to Israel – Mike Huckabee Environmental Protection Agency Administrator – Lee Zeldin Middle East Envoy – Steven WitkoffWhite House Counsel – William McGinleyCIA Director – John RatcliffeDepartment of Government Efficiency – Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy Secretary of Defense – Pete Hegseth

Scott Speed has nearly done it all when it comes to auto racing.The Red Bull driver was one of the few American drivers to compete in Formula 1. He's raced on ovals in NASCAR and won several championships in Rallycross.Speed competed for Scuderia Toro Rosso 28 times between the 2006 and 2007 seasons. He was one of the last Americans to compete in F1 races before Alexander Rossi and Logan Sargeant. At that time, the United States Grand Prix was a fixture on the Formula 1 schedule, and it wasn’t until 2022 when the Miami Grand Prix started and, last year,

Attorneys general from 24 states are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling and uphold an Arizona law to prohibit biological boys from competing on girls' sports teams.The petition comes after a federal appeals court ruled that the law likely violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution."Sports teams are divided by sex to begin with to give girls a level playing field so they’re not competing against boys," South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson said in a news release. "Arizona’s law restricting girls’ sports teams to biological females is just common sense, and it protects

When a Georgia judge convicted Jose Ibarra, Laken Riley's killer, on 10 counts and sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole, politicians and pundits across the country expressed frustration that he was not sentenced to death.Over a nearly four-day trial, prosecutor Sheila Ross brought 29 witnesses to the stand to prove that Ibarra brutally attacked and killed Riley, a 22-year-old Augusta University nursing student who was jogging on the University of Georgia campus by bashing her head with large rocks and possibly strangling her.But Georgia Western Judicial Circuit District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez decided not to pursue

A Texas man was convicted of killing three people, dismembering them and burning their bodies after admitting to investigators that he was called to "commit sacrifices."Jason Thornburg was found guilty of capital murder on Wednesday and now, the same Tarrant County jury that convicted him must determine whether he receives a death sentence or if he will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole, according to Fox 4.In September 2021, Thornburg killed three people, dismembered their bodies and stored them under his bed at a motel in Euless, Texas, before lighting the bodies on

Mario Andretti is only one of two American drivers to win a Formula 1 World Championship and the last one to accomplish it in 1978.In that 1978 season, Formula 1 had two Grand Prix races in the United States. The first was early in the year in Long Beach, California, and the second took place in Watkins Glen, New York. The U.S. later dropped off the F1 calendar altogether before finally finding a home in Austin, Texas, at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA).This weekend, race fans have flocked to Las Vegas for the third U.S. event of the year, and

A Texas state lawmaker has introduced legislation to eliminate the death penalty in the state amid a high-profile death row case currently unfolding.Democrat state Rep. John Bucy III filed the bill for the upcoming legislative session."I think I've been opposed to the death penalty my whole life as I've thought about its use, and should it exist in our society," Bucy said, according to Fox 7."Financially, if you just want to look at it economically, we spend more money to execute than to keep someone in prison, so it's really a lose-lose situation with a high risk stake if we

Fox News host Jesse Watters reacts to President-elect Donald Trump choosing Pam Bondi as his attorney general and argues the nomination process proves he's not the dictator Democrats made him out to be. JESSE WATTERS: Trump said his revenge will be success, not liberal work camps. Trump got some pretty bad news this week, and he didn't react like a dictator. The Senate wasn't going to confirm Matt Gaetz. So did Trump thrash about and dissolve the Senate? No. He respected the check and balance and picked a new attorney general, not something Hitler would have done… Trump swapped out Gaetz with

Former 49ers star Terrell Owens and current San Francisco wide receiver Deebo Samuel engaged in a war of words this week.Owens, who racked up 8,572 receiving yards over his standout eight-year run with the Niners, recently questioned whether Samuel was consistently giving his best effort when he was on the football field."Deebo is not really playing up to Deebo's standards," Owens said during a recent appearance on 95.7 The Game in San Francisco.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMOwens went on to suggest that Samuel was not consistently giving his best effort when he was on the football field.

A clearer picture emerged of who will serve in the Cabinet of America's 47th President, with President-elect Trump assembling more of his top cabinet picks on Friday evening.All of Trump’s Cabinet choices must be confirmed by the Senate, with the process set to begin in January. The confirmation process will be made easier by a 53-seat Republican majority, after GOP candidates flipped four seats in this election.The president-elect chose a slew of key Trump supporters who assisted in his election.GET TO KNOW DONALD TRUMP'S CABINET: WHO HAS THE PRESIDENT-ELECT PICKED SO FAR?Scott Bessent, founder of Key Square Group, was chosen

President-elect Trump on Friday announced he is nominating Johns Hopkins School of Medicine professor Dr. Marty Makary for Food and Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner. "I am very pleased to nominate Marty Makary MD, MPH, FACS, for FDA Commissioner," Trump said in a statement. "FDA has lost the trust of Americans, and has lost sight of its primary goal as a regulator. The Agency needs Dr. Marty Makary, a Highly Respected Johns Hopkins Surgical Oncologist and Health Policy Expert, to course-correct and refocus the Agency." Makary’s nomination comes after Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services

President-elect Trump announced on Friday he is nominating Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, R-Ore., for secretary of labor. "I am proud to hereby nominate Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer, from the Great State of Oregon, as United States Secretary of Labor," Trump wrote in an official statement. "Lori has worked tirelessly with both Business and Labor to build America’s workforce, and support the hardworking men and women of America. I look forward to working with her to create tremendous opportunity for American Workers, to expand Training and Apprenticeships, to grow wages and improve working conditions, to bring back our Manufacturing jobs. Together, we will achieve