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Barbora Krejcikova outlasted Jasmine Paolini Saturday to win the second Grand Slam singles title of her career.It took Krejcikova three match points to overcome a fierce comeback by Paolini, but she ultimately defeated the Italian tennis star 6-2, 2-6, 6-4 in the women's Wimbledon final in London.Moments after she won the prestigious title for the first time, Krejcikova said she hoped her victory at the All England Club made the late Jana Novotná proud."The only thing that was going through my head," Krejcikova said of that moment, "was that I miss Jana a lot. It was just very, very emotional.

Add Enes Kanter Freedom to the list of people who are calling out nepotism in the NBA.In case you missed it, Bronny James, LeBron's son, was drafted by his father's Los Angeles Lakers with the 55th overall.That came despite one scout calling him "not an NBA prospect" after he averaged less than five points per game in his lone season at USC.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe 19-year-old did have a cardiac arrest over the summer that stunted his progression, but nonetheless, scouts weren't too kind to him in the process.Considering that it was the Lakers who drafted

It is a talking point we've heard ad nauseam since the President Joe Biden debate debacle in Atlanta and one we can expect to hear even more should Democrat power brokers convince the "Big Guy" to step aside for the good of the nation.Paraphrasing: Joe Biden is a decent/good/honest man who has enjoyed a highly successful presidency and has served his country selflessly and honorably for decades. But let's be clear. As one of the very few people in this business to write a book on the man going back to his days in law school, I can say without fear

Garrett A. Morgan is emerging as a larger-than-life figure in American history.International recognition for the brilliant Cleveland entrepreneur comes a century after his life-saving inventions helped reshape the modern world — from the battlefield to the firehouse to the family road trip. He possessed a unique humanitarian gift for turning tragedy into life-saving inventions. The son of former slaves, Morgan conceived and patented the three-signal traffic control in 1923, after he reportedly witnessed a tragic automobile accident on a Cleveland street corner. FOX NATION'S NEW SERIES ‘MEET THE AMERICAN WHO’ TELLS OF ORDINARY AMERICANS WHO GAVE US EXTRAORDINARY INNOVATIONSHis vision of safer streets

Lifestyle's hottest headlines of the week include stories focused on travel, trending food, odd and viral tales, moments in the great outdoors — and much more.Regular quizzes, crosswords and other games are always available to dive into as well.(Fox News Digital publishes a variety of new games each morning, including a Daily Crossword.)CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERGrab your coffee or tea, lean back — and soak up these and other trending Lifestyle articles at www.foxnews.com/lifestyle.A Georgia fitness guru shared her "hacks" for feeling better in your own skin. The "2-2-2" method includes a certain amount of

An old AL East rivalry was reheated Friday night as the benches cleared between the Yankees and Orioles in the bottom of the ninth.Yankees closer Clay Holmes hit Heston Kjerstad in the head with a 96.8 mph sinker, which didn't do much sinking, on an 0-2 pitch in the bottom of the ninth inning.Kjerstad was quickly tended to by trainers and his manager, Brandon Hyde, but, given the frightening situation, Hyde was red-hot and had some words with Holmes and catcher Austin Wells.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThird baseman Oswaldo Cabrera and an umpire held Holmes back before

Richard Simmons shared that he is "grateful" to be "alive" as he celebrated his 76th birthday Friday.In a rare interview, the fitness guru, who stepped away from the spotlight 10 years ago, told People magazine he will blow out a candle to mark the occasion. "But the candle will probably be on a zucchini," Simmons said. "You know, I'm a vegetarian." When asked how he feels about turning 76, Simmons exclaimed, "I feel good!"RICHARD SIMMONS REVEALS SKIN CANCER DIAGNOSIS"I am grateful that I'm here, that I am alive for another day," he continued. "I'll spend my birthday doing what I do every

Jalen Brunson: team guy.The New York Knicks superstar guard is eligible to sign a deal worth $269 million next year -—but he's putting winning above all.After cementing himself as likely the Knicks' most beloved player since the 1990s, Brunson has decided to sign a year earlier, forfeiting loads of money.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBrunson and the Knicks have reportedly agreed to a four-year extension worth $156.5 million, saving the team, and costing him, well over $100 million in the process in what ESPN called an "unprecedented financial concession."Of course, there is risk involved, but if Brunson, just