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Joe Manchin says he would never support a socialist candidate, warns against 'crazy' postions
Former West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin refused to offer support for any self-described socialist candidates ahead of the midterm elections on Sunday's broadcast of CBS' "Face the Nation."
"No way," Manchin said when asked if he would ever support a socialist. "My God, no."
"Even if they have some good ideas?" host Margaret Brennan pressed.
"I support the good ideas," he said. "But how could you support some of the crazy stuff they're for?"
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"Have you seen their platform?" Manchin asked. "They're for dismantling everything that we know, whether it be the structure of government, Congress itself, or the Senate they want to get rid of, and then they start talking about all the crazy things, no police, no this, no this, no that. Are you crazy?"
"We want a crime-free area," he continued. "We have to have police for that. Yeah. We want a strong defense, we want a strong border."
"But if Democrats can't say that, and they start lining up with the socialist demands of what you are to be a socialist, energy will be gone," Manchin added. "There'll be no energy, OK? We have right now a tremendous amount of energy we're producing, and the world depends more on us than ever before."
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Manchin's daughter, Heather Manchin, who appeared on the show with him, expressed concern that the Democratic Party leadership refuses to tell far-left candidates and socialists "No."
"Control has now completely outweighed character," she said. "If you're more interested in control, and that's all that matters, your vote count, versus the character of the person and the platform they're running on, I think we're living with the consequences of that."
Fox News Digital reached out to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) for comment but did not immediately receive a response.
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Manchin and his daughter's comments came after several openly socialist candidates ran and won Democratic primary elections throughout the country. Some DSA-backed politicians such as New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier have begun to rise in prominence and popularity within the Democratic Party.
A July Fox News poll found that more Democrats had a favorable opinion of socialism (52%) compared to capitalism (41%). Among registered voters, 30% have a favorable view of socialism, an increase from last year's figure of 27%.
Landman' star Ali Larter shows off her fit physique in barely-there bikinis during yacht vacation in Italy
Ali Larter flaunted her fit physique in several skimpy bikinis while soaking up the sun during a vacation in Italy.
On Saturday, the 50-year-old actress shared a carousel of photos featuring moments from her getaway on a superyacht in the Italian Rivera.
In one snap, the "Landman" star rocked a nude-toned metallic bikini as she sunbathed on a red and white lounge chair while out at sea.
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Larter's two-piece featured a ruched bandeau top with a circle keyhole cutout and bottoms that had gold chain detailing on the sides. She accessorized with black oval sunglasses and several gold rings.
The "Varsity Blues" actress draped one arm over the cushion behind her head as she beamed at the camera.
In a selfie, Larter donned a black bandeau bikini top accented with gold hardware and black ruffled shorts while cozying up to her husband Hayes MacArthur as they posed at the side of the yacht against a backdrop of the rocky coastline and ocean.
Larter wore a lingerie-style white lace halter top bikini with nude lining in another photo that she shared. She wore the two-piece under a sheer aquamarine blue cover-up that was embellished with white and turquoise stones that lined Larter's neckline and chest.
In the image, Larter posed for the camera as she descended wooden steps on the yacht under a blue sky dotted with white clouds.
The "Final Destination" star also showed off more of her summer style, sporting a plunging light blue and white printed minidress while standing in front of a bar and flashing a bright smile. She was also pictured in a brightly-colored flowing cover-up as she strolled on the deck of the yacht.
Larter, who is known for her dedication to fitness, was seen in a black Alo sports bra with matching leggings during a workout session in a gym on the yacht.
In her carousel, Larter included other photos featuring a plate of pasta with a glass of wine, a sunset and a selfie in which she was seen wearing a red top with a diamond necklace and a headset. Later concluded her slideshow with a loved-up snap of herself with MacArthur that was taken on the yacht at night.
"🇮🇹 Adoro l’Italia 🇮🇹," she wrote in the caption of her post.
While Larter has occasionally shared swimsuit photos on her Instagram page, the actress previously admitted her bikini scenes in "Landman" are the most challenging for her to film.
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During a January interview with People magazine, the 49-year-old actress, who plays Angela Norris in the hit Paramount+ series, described shooting scenes in which her character wears a bikini as "tough, in a weird way."
"I don't think there's an actress alive that's like, 'Woo! Got a bikini scene!' " Larter said. "Nobody wants to do it.
"Those are the hardest for me," she continued. "I don't enjoy them. It's just part of the story that I'm telling, and I'm an actress, so I get on board. But those are definitely my least favorite."
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Angela is the confident and glamorous ex-wife of Billy Bob Thornton's Tommy Norris. The "Varsity Blues" star noted that her character is "so physical and loves the spray tans, and the blonde."
Larter explained that portraying Angela, who is often clad in revealing clothing, requires effort and discipline to ensure that she is "staying in shape for this role and all that comes with it."
While speaking with People in November, Larter shared how she adheres to a strict diet and fitness routine while filming the show.
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"I'll tell you what. I work really hard, OK? I'm not pretending that I don't," she said. "I'm up at 4:30 [a.m.] on Mondays. I go for a run. It's only 30 minutes. I try to eat very clean, but I eat. I'm one of those protein mommies. I eat so much protein all day long. It works for me."
She explained that, in addition to running, she also does "a lot of strength training."
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"In the end, anytime you have to put on a bathing suit and walk in front of anybody, it's really difficult," she said. "When I look around, the sexiest women I know are the women that own it. So, part of getting there with Angela is owning it."
"But no matter what, it's like, I've got to spend all this time fighting off my own insecurities, my own anxiety, to be able to put on that bikini and walk into these scenes," she admitted.
Larter told People that "there is no space in my mind for insecurity" when playing Angela.
"I wouldn't be able to do it if I allowed insecurity to creep in," she said. "And I really do believe, sexiness — yeah, she's sexy on the outside, but guess what? She's owning it on the inside, too."
"Landman" is expected to premiere its third season in early 2027 with production slated to begin in late August or early September.
President Trump celebrates Bedminster club championship, brags little practice was needed to score a 70
It's a tough Sunday for the "Trump can't ..." crowd. For months, the mainstream media pounced on President Donald J. Trump, claiming he was physically washed up and incapable of even swinging a golf club.
But on Sunday, No. 47 walked onto one of the toughest championship courses in the country, fired a 70, took the Senior Division title, and captured what he said was his 40th club championship title.
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A reported 2-under round on a championship course is the sort of result that stands out regardless of who posts it. If you thought the Commander-in-Chief would walk away humbly, you don't know the guy.
Posting on Truth Social after the victory, President Trump said: "The Winning Shot in the Bedminster Club Championship! Thank you very much to all of those who participated. I won with a score of 70, and am so honored in that, unlike the rest of the field, I'm given very little time to practice, because I'm focused on many other things. It's called TALENT, and I have it, and they don't! President DONALD J. TRUMP"
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Let's put this into proper perspective because a 70 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster is not an average go.
Based on the score he reported, Trump finished 2-under par to claim the Senior crown.
In NFL terms, it's like watching Joe Namath throw a 40-yard touchdown pass in 2026.
A 70 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, is spectacular given the club's Tom Fazio-designed championship courses have hosted the U.S. Women's Open and LIV Golf events, and are packed with water hazards and deep bunkers.
The blue-check media spent months questioning Trump's stamina in ways they never did Joe Biden, insisting he couldn't navigate 18 holes.
The same critics who swore he couldn't physically play are going to lose their collective minds over this scorecard. They'll assign investigative journalists to measure divots, demand official audits from club pros, or whine about gimme putts.
Meanwhile, Trump walks away with trophy number 40, leaving the media to do what they do best: cope.
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Spencer Pratt reacts to Spokane devastation with blunt wildfire warning and message of faith
As crews battle fast-moving wildfires that have destroyed hundreds of structures and forced thousands to evacuate in the Spokane area, one wildfire survivor is urging Americans to prepare before disaster strikes.
Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate and reality personality Spencer Pratt, whose Pacific Palisades home was destroyed in the 2025 Palisades Fire, said the devastation unfolding in Spokane is a warning for communities across the country.
"My deepest sympathies to the folks in Spokane who just lost everything in an instant," Pratt wrote in a lengthy social media post Sunday. "Nothing can really prepare you for this devastation."
Pratt, who has been outspoken about the emotional and financial toll of losing his own home, warned that communities across the country should not assume they are immune from similar disasters.
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"And everyone else, take heed... this is coming for you, too," he wrote. "Don't wait til the fire is at your patio door."
He urged families to have an evacuation plan in place before disaster strikes, cautioning that wildfires often spread too quickly to leave time for last-minute decisions.
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"Have a plan. Don't expect government to be there to save your home," Pratt wrote. "Don't expect the fire to wait until you're at home and awake and ready... think about what happens when the fire comes at 2AM dead asleep, or when you're at work downtown, or 3 beers in on a river float 20 miles from home and your cats are all locked inside. You seldom get a real warning before the fire comes."
Pratt also reflected on the heartbreaking losses families face beyond their homes.
"As of now, I've not seen any reports of fatalities, thank God, and I pray there were none, but a lot of beloved pets undoubtedly perished, and for many, that's like losing family," he wrote.
He encouraged neighbors to support one another through what he predicted would be a lengthy recovery.
"Please look after your neighbors; they have a very long and painful road ahead, and everyone will move on from caring about Spokane in a week or so," Pratt wrote.
Pratt concluded his message by encouraging those affected to lean on their faith.
"Above all else, if I can offer any advice right now... lean further into God," he wrote. "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Have faith in His providence, even if your heart feels too broken to accept it right now."
Amid the devastation, former Washington state Rep. Matt Shea shared a photo of an American flag still standing after flames swept through a neighborhood, calling it "an amazing picture of hope among the ashes."
"Some friends of ours lost everything... but Old Glory still survives," Shea wrote on X. "What an amazing picture of hope among the ashes. Thank you all for praying for us."
Former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson also shared a message of support on X, writing, "Praying for Spokane!"
As messages of support poured in, firefighters continued battling three major blazes being managed as part of the Spokane-area wildfire response.
According to Incident Commander Benjamin Cossel with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Autumn Lane Fire has burned 3,333 acres, the Old Trail Fire has scorched 3,481 acres, and the Fairview Fire has grown to 914 acres. All three fires remained 0% contained as of the latest update.
More than 900 firefighters and support personnel have been deployed across the three fires, with the Autumn Lane Fire remaining the primary focus.
Authorities said approximately 5,000 homes have been evacuated as firefighters continue battling the blazes. Incident command has confirmed more than 600 structures have been destroyed, though officials cautioned that number could rise as crews gain access to damaged areas.
The American Red Cross Northwest Region said more than 400 people and their pets spent Saturday night at an emergency shelter in Spokane after the fast-moving wildfires forced widespread evacuations.
"Extreme weather conditions led three separate wildfires to wreak havoc on Saturday, forcing widespread evacuations, causing extensive destruction, and forever changing the lives of those affected," the Red Cross said, adding that it has launched a "massive relief effort" and is seeking donations and volunteers to assist displaced residents.
Rep. Michael Baumgartner, R-Wash., said he spoke with Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin about the fire situation and potential federal assistance.
"After Gov. Ferguson requests emergency assistance he will take the official request for FEMA support to President Trump," Baumgartner wrote on X, adding that he appreciated Mullin's "care and concern for what our community is experiencing."
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson later said he spoke directly with President Donald Trump and Mullin, describing the devastation unfolding in Spokane and elsewhere across the state.
"Just a few minutes ago, I spoke with President Trump and Secretary Mullin. I detailed how dire and devastating the situation is in Spokane and across our state," Ferguson wrote on X.
Ferguson said Trump "expressed his concern for the people of Washington during this difficult time" and that the two would "be working together on additional requests for federal assistance."
"I deeply appreciate the President taking time to have this conversation, and I am optimistic we will receive a quick approval for our request for a federal emergency declaration," Ferguson wrote.
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., said she also spoke with Mullin and said the federal government is closely tracking the disaster.
"He made clear the federal government will do everything it can to support response and recovery—that is my top priority right now and I deeply appreciate that commitment," Murray wrote on X.
Calling the destruction "heartbreaking," Murray said "it will be a long road to recovery."
"Right now, EVERYONE needs to listen carefully to local officials," she wrote. "I am so grateful to our fire crews and first responders who are saving lives, including our WA National Guard, servicemembers from Fairchild, and the many individuals coming from out of state to fight these fires."
As the response continued, the Spokane County Board of Commissioners unanimously declared a state of emergency, giving county officials additional authority to quickly purchase emergency equipment and supplies.
"My heart goes out to those who have been affected by these devastating fires and my prayers are with the first responders who will continue working through the night and into tomorrow," Spokane County Commissioner Mary Brooks said.
Officials also urged people to stay away from lakes, rivers and other waterways where firefighting aircraft are collecting water to battle the blazes.
Emergency officials warned boaters, kayakers, paddleboarders and others on the water to give aircraft plenty of space as they make frequent low-level passes, saying doing so is critical to keeping both crews and the public safe while allowing firefighters to continue protecting threatened communities.
Fox News' Sarah Alegre contributed to this report.
James Carville vows to abandon Democratic Party if far-left Hasan Piker becomes leading voice
Democratic strategist James Carville pledged to leave the Democratic Party if far-left streamer Hasan Piker becomes a leading voice in it and argued that an "overwhelming majority" of Democrats agree.
"I am not going to be in the same party with Hasan Piker," he said on "The Sunday Briefing."Â
"If he becomes a force in a Democratic Party, I'm out of here. I have no intention of ever being in the same political party with that guy," Carville continued.Â
Piker, a self-described socialist streamer who campaigned with Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, has emerged as a leading voice on the left as democratic socialists gain ground in elections across the country.
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Piker drew widespread criticism after saying "America deserved 9/11" during a stream in 2019. He later said in an interview that he "obviously" did not mean America deserved the attacks and defended the viral quote as a critique of U.S. foreign policy.
"I can't sit here and tell you for certain how this is going to turn out, but the one thing I can tell you for certain, Hasan Piker and James Carville are not going to be in the same political party. One of us is going to leave. It might even be me," Carville told Fox News.
Piker recently named Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., as his preferred Democratic presidential candidate for 2028 and argued there is "0% chance" the Democratic nominee will be pro-Israel in "any way, shape or form" as polling shows support for Israel has collapsed among Democrats.
The rise of democratic socialism comes as the Democratic National Committee (DNC) faces internal challenges, with Chair Ken Martin grappling with mounting debt. Carville said the DNC will have to "un-constipate itself," adding that he "can’t help them."
With several DSA-endorsed candidates winning their respective primaries across the nation, socialism’s growing influence has intensified debate within the Democratic Party over its ideological direction.Â
"It may be that the two-party system is just going to be under tremendous stress here in the coming months," Carville said.
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Carville has raised concerns over far-left candidates, saying in a recent CNN interview that many of them are "too hard-headed to know that they’re not popular," adding that "people don’t like them."
Carville also warned that democratic socialists are dragging the party’s brand "through the mud."
Fox News Digital reached out to Piker for comment but did not immediately receive a response.Â
Early eating habits could have lasting effects on dementia risk, study suggests
Consuming less sugar during pregnancy and the first years of life may lower the risk of developing dementia decades later, according to new research.
A study published in Neurology found that people who were exposed to less sugar before birth and during their first one to two years of life had up to a 23% lower risk of developing dementia compared with those born after sugar became widely available again.
Researchers examined the health records of more than 64,000 people in the United Kingdom who were born before and after World War II sugar rationing ended in 1953.
People who experienced lower sugar intake before birth and through their first year of life had a 21% lower risk of dementia, while those whose sugar intake remained limited through age two had a 23% lower risk, researchers found.
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The study also found that people with lower sugar exposure early in life developed dementia an average of 2.6 years later than those who consumed more sugar.
"Our findings suggest that limiting sugar during the earliest stages of life may have lasting benefits for brain health," study author Jiazhen Zheng of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology said in the press release.
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Dariush Mozaffarian, director of the Food is Medicine Institute at Tufts University, who was not involved in the study, said the research raises an interesting question but cautioned against drawing firm conclusions.
"I'm impressed with the researchers' creativity, pulling together information across decades to look at this question, but the findings are not convincing," Mozaffarian told Fox News Digital.
He said many other factors likely differed between people born during and after wartime, including overall nutrition and calorie intake, making it difficult to know whether sugar alone explains the difference.
Still, Mozaffarian said the broader guidance for pregnant women remains the same.
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"Ultimately, we know from other research that women who are pregnant should consume the healthiest foods possible for both their own health and that of their baby," he told Fox News Digital.
He recommended focusing on minimally processed foods such as fruits, vegetables, beans, nuts, seeds, whole grains, fermented dairy products and fish while limiting ultra-processed foods high in sugar, starch and salt.
Researchers stressed that the study found only an association between early-life sugar intake and dementia risk and does not prove that reducing sugar directly prevents the disease.
Researchers also noted several limitations, including that the study used exposure to a historical rationing policy as a proxy for individual sugar intake and could not eliminate the influence of other differences between the groups.
As a result, the findings cannot establish a direct cause-and-effect relationship between lower sugar intake early in life and a reduced risk of dementia.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has Tony Romo's back, believes he will 'work through' OWI arrest
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones believes his former franchise quarterback, Tony Romo, will "work through" his recent OWI arrest in Wisconsin.
Jones, who saw Romo under center for 13 seasons in Dallas, talked about him during a recent interview with KDFW Fox 4, saying he has been in contact with the quarterback-turned-broadcaster.
Romo was arrested on July 23 on charges of operating a vehicle while under the influence, as well as allegedly possessing an open container of alcohol in his vehicle and unsafe passing to the right.
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"I love him," Jones said. "I love what he’s about. I love his character. I love his love of sport. And he’s a very, very unique talent. And the real question is – and I don’t even have to ask what the answer is: Do you think Tony Romo knows how to get up when he gets knocked down? He had a life of that. And absolutely, that’s one of his greatest attributes, is that he can handle adversity.
"So this is something that he will work though. He is a unique talent.… So, obviously, I’m a big fan of his, big fan of his family, and let me tell you right now, he’s as real as he sounds. He feels every down time, he feels every up time."
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Romo’s case has been quite the NFL storyline as training camp began across the league last week, especially as police bodycam footage became available.
Romo, who was driving after playing a round in the Wisconsin Amateur Golf Championship, was seen telling police that he had "zero" drinks, and even questioned why they thought he was intoxicated.
"Because I’m coming from a golf course, you think I’m drunk?" Romo was heard saying.
Romo was detained by police and transported to a nearby station to conduct field sobriety tests after the arresting officer said she observed red, glassy eyes and smelled alcohol on Romo’s breath.
After completing the tests, Romo refused to take a breath test, telling the officer, "I've heard from all the lawyers don't ever do that."
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A week later, Romo was sidelined by CBS Sports as their top NFL analyst alongside play-by-play voice Jim Nantz. The network announced this past Friday that Romo "is on leave from his role at CBS Sports until further notice."
It is unclear how this leave will be observed for Romo, but former Houston Texans great defensive end J.J. Watt will be taking his place in the booth next to Nantz and sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson.
The 46-year-old became CBS’ top NFL analyst on April 4, 2017, which was the same day he announced his retirement from the NFL.
Romo threw for 34,183 yards, 248 touchdowns and 117 interceptions, completing 65.3% of his passes during his career.
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Off-duty trooper and armed citizen hailed as heroes after returning fire on In-N-Out gunman
Police identified the man accused of opening fire Saturday at a recently opened In-N-Out Burger location in Twin Falls, Idaho, revealing he was subdued by an off-duty state trooper and an armed citizen who returned fire during the shooting.
The suspected gunman, identified as Chad Williams, 24, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after fatally shooting an employee and a customer, according to Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks.
Authorities believe Williams acted alone in the attack. He was found dead near the restaurant.
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"We want to take a moment and commend the actions of the off-duty officer and the citizen and their heroic action to stop this incident," Hicks said during a news conference Sunday. "We believe their actions helped drive the suspect away from the scene, preventing further casualties."
Three people died, and seven others were wounded in the shootout, city spokesperson Josh Palmer previously said.
Authorities said two of the injured victims have been released from the hospital, while three are in stable condition and two remain in critical condition.
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Hicks described the incident as one of the most "chaotic" situations his department has faced, saying first responders encountered a scenario unlike anything many law enforcement officers experience in their careers.
The investigation has expanded to include multiple agencies, including local law enforcement partners and the FBI.
FBI Salt Lake City Special Agent in Charge Robert Boles said the bureau has committed its full resources to the investigation.
"We have committed the full weight of our resources to the Twin Falls Police Department, deploying every investigative and intelligence tool at our disposal," Boles said. "Our evidence response teams and victim services specialists are also on the ground, working tirelessly to support both the investigation and those impacted."
Officials said officers from the Meridian, Caldwell and Nampa police departments were sworn in to assist the Idaho State Police with patrols in Twin Falls.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Chris Sabin, Alex Shelley make All Elite Wrestling debut
Chris Sabin and Alex Shelley made their All Elite Wrestling (AEW) debuts on "Collision" earlier this week as the show took place in the tag team’s hometown of Detroit.
Sabin and Shelley, collectively known as the Motor City Machine Guns, put the AEW tag team on notice and said they were with the company because it was where the best wrestle.
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"Did you really think we wouldn’t be here? There’s no place we’d rather be in than the greatest city in civilization," Sabin said. "The place we represented for 20 years. Because this is where the best wrestle."
The Motor City Machine Guns didn’t take long to make an impact.
After Austin Gunn, Colten Gunn, Ace Austin and Juice Robinson – better known as the Bang Bang Gang – defeated Jon Moxley, Pac, Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta in an eight-man tag team match, they were attacked by Clark Connors and David Finlay.
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The Motor City Machine Guns came down to stave off the attack and embraced the Bang Bang Gang in the ring.
Sabin and Shelley are one of the most-decorated tag teams in pro wrestling. The team had stops in WWE, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. They’ve won tag team titles at every stop.
The two were recently seen in WWE for a near-two-year run. But they departed the company back in April.
Now, their emergence in AEW bolsters the company’s tag team division.
Will Levis supremely confident he is capable of being NFL starter while battling for Titans' backup role
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis hasn't played a competitive snap of football since January 2025. Despite that fact, with questions about his health and the situation he currently finds himself in Nashville, the signal-caller has not lost one ounce of confidence.
Levis will likely find himself as the third-string quarterback for the Titans to begin the year, with former first-overall pick Cam Ward entering year two as QB1, but certainly isn't shying away from the tremendous challenge ahead of him of becoming a starting quarterback in the NFL again.
"There are not 32 quarterbacks in this league better than me. I know that for sure," Levis, who has made 21 starts for the Titans, told reporters in Music City on Saturday. "I know I’ve put the tape out there already that I’m a dang good quarterback in this league."
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"I’m not worried about the competition per se or the amount of opportunities that they’re going to give me," he continued. "I just got to make sure that I’m ready for when they are given to me and just preparing to be the best at that as possible."
Levis isn't wrong in saying he has tape as an NFL starting quarterback, but his claim that it is "dang good" would be debated by most.
The former Kentucky star owns a 5-16 record as a starter while throwing for 21 touchdowns and 16 interceptions to go along with a whopping 17 fumbles.
While the Titans' roster around him did him no favors during his time as the starting quarterback, Levis didn't exactly light the world on fire in the early stages of his career.
The 27-year-old underwent season-ending surgery on his throwing shoulder in July 2025 and spent the year on the injured reserve list for Tennessee. Levis, who is set to become a free agent at the end of the 2026 NFL season, is battling against veteran Mitchell Trubisky for the backup role with the season fast approaching.
There is nothing wrong with Levis believing that he is a Top 32 quarterback in the NFL, but stating it while staring at the QB3 position on the depth chart in the early stages of training camp is overzealous.