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Emotions ran high late in Saturday's game between the Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays. Blue Jays pitcher Génesis Cabrera got into a heated verbal exchange with Rays infielder José Caballero at the end of the seventh inning.The three-day-old Major League Baseball season has now seen two scuffles over the past two days. Players spilled out of each dugout during Friday's game between the Mets and Brewers, after Milwaukee's Rhys Hoskins slid hard into second base during a double-play attempt.Saturday's altercation turned physical when Cabrera shoved Caballero, prompting both team's benches to empty. Shortly before the confrontation, Caballero's bunt

Kate Winslet shared her thoughts on filming "absurd" sex scenes for her new political satire miniseries "The Regime."In the HBO show, the 48-year-old actress played Chancellor Elena Vernham, the authoritarian leader of a fictitious European country. As her tyrannical regime starts to crumble, the paranoid Elena makes disgraced soldier Herbert Zubak (Matthias Schoenaerts) her new confidant and the pair embark on a twisted love affair.During a recent interview with The Times, the "Titanic" star recalled that her raunchy sex scenes with Schoenaerts were "so much fun to film" that at one point, the cinematographer and the make-up artist had to

A handful of liberal churches, religious groups and LGBTQ+ organizations are celebrating the fact that Transgender Day of Visibility, recognized each year on March 31, falls on Easter Sunday in 2024.Easter Sunday, which is not a fixed date, also falls on March 31, marking one of the most important liturgical celebrations as millions of Christians commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.Though Transgender Day of Visibility has been celebrated since 2009 on March 31, several liberal religious and non-religious organizations have rejoiced that Easter will fall on the same day. Some churches are superimposing transgender themes on Easter celebrations.In commentary shared

Social media users, including prominent media and political figures, slammed President Joe Biden and his administration on Saturday after announcing that Transgender Day of Visibility would fall on Easter Sunday this year. "On Transgender Day of Visibility, we honor the extraordinary courage and contributions of transgender Americans and reaffirm our Nation’s commitment to forming a more perfect Union — where all people are created equal and treated equally throughout their lives," a statement released by the White House read. "Today, we send a message to all transgender Americans: You are loved. You are heard. You are understood. You belong. You are America,

The war over the Minnesota Timberwolves is heating up. Owner Glen Taylor announced Thursday that the team was no longer for sale after he said MLB legend Alex Rodriguez and e-commerce entrepreneur Marc Lore had failed to meet certain deadlines agreed upon in the original sale conditions. "I will continue to work with Marc, Alex and the rest of the ownership group to ensure our teams have the necessary resources to compete at the highest levels on and off the court," Taylor said in a statement provided by the team. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The Timberwolves and Lynx are no

A mob at MSNBC got its wishes this week and helped ensure new colleague Ronna McDaniel would be ousted from the network. NBC announced just days ago that the former RNC chair would be joining as a political analyst, but within four days, McDaniel was sent packing after an on-air outcry. In the various diatribes against McDaniel, she was characterized as dishonest and labeled an "election denier" over her actions on behalf of former President Trump over his claims of a rigged 2020 race, as well as her own remarks that it was unfair.One MSNBC host suggested McDaniel wasn't worthy of

FBI agents told an Oklahoma woman that the agency spends "every day, all day long" questioning people about their social media posts when they arrived at her house to ask about posts she made online.Rolla Abdeljawad, of Stillwater, was told by FBI agents who showed up at her home on Wednesday that Facebook had handed over screenshots of her posts.Abdeljawad told the agents she did not want to talk and asked them to show their badges on camera, but the agents refused, video posted to the social media platform X by her lawyer, Hassan Shibly, shows. The woman wrote on

As the number of underdogs in this year's NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament continues to dwindle, the North Carolina State Wolfpack are doing their part to keep the magic alive.The No. 11 Wolfpack knocked off the second-seeded Marquette Golden Eagles on Friday night. The 67-58 win lifted NC State to the Elite Eight for the first time since 1986. The Wolfpack had to put together a string of wins in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament just to qualify for the big dance. NC State has now won eight straight games since the start of the ACC tournament.CLICK HERE FOR MORE