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Kash Patel announces arrest of suspected ShinyHunters co-conspirator after FBI jobs portal breach
FBI Director Kash Patel announced Friday that agents arrested another suspected co-conspirator linked to the ShinyHunters hacking group earlier this week during the bureau's investigation of a cybersecurity incident involving its jobs website.
The arrest is the latest in a series of FBI actions against the hacking network in recent days, according to Patel, who said investigators are pursuing additional leads and evidence.
"Earlier this week, our agents in the field arrested another suspected co-conspirator of the ShinyHunters group, the group believed to be responsible for the recent FBIjobs.gov incident, which occurred on a platform managed by a third-party vendor," Patel said in an Oct. 9 statement.
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Patel said the FBI is working with its partners to dismantle the group and its associates.
"This arrest demonstrates the strength and reach of our efforts to protect Americans from cybercrime. We will continue to work closely with our partners to disrupt what’s left of the ShinyHunters group and their associates, no matter where they operate."
ShinyHunters, a criminal hacking and extortion group, previously said it obtained sensitive personal information belonging to FBI employees and applicants through the bureau's jobs portal.
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The group said it stole information belonging to nearly all FBI agents and people who applied to work for the bureau, Reuters previously reported. A sample of data shared with the outlet contained agents' names, home addresses, Social Security numbers, assignments and, in some cases, names of family members.
The FBI previously said it was investigating whether the breach originated within its own systems or through a third-party provider supporting FBIJobs.gov. The extent of the alleged breach has not been independently confirmed.
Jason Pack, a retired FBI supervisory special agent and CEO of Media Rep Global Strategies, previously told Fox News Digital the distinction between stolen personnel information and access to classified investigative systems is critical.
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"There is a meaningful difference between somebody obtaining personnel information and somebody gaining access to classified investigative systems," Pack said. "Based on what we know right now, there is no indication they have the keys to the kingdom."
A representative for the Department of Justice did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
Hurricane Isaias forces numerous college football games to have changes, including a cancellation
Hurricane Isaias has moved to a Category 3 storm, as it is set to make landfall in the Florida Gulf Coast.
Because of the storm, numerous college football games set to be played on Saturday were forced to be rescheduled, and one will no longer be played at all.
In all, seven games were altered — eight if you want to include the highly—touted Alabama-Georgia matchup, in which ESPN's "College GameDay" is moving indoors.
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Here are the seven games — as of now — altered because of the storm.
Northeastern State at West Florida
West Florida, which plays its home games in Pensacola, opted to cancel its game, and it is not expected to be made up in the future.
Rice at East Carolina
This remains, as of publishing the lone FBS game to be rescheduled. Originally set to start at 4 p.m. ET, it was moved up three hours.
Florida A&M at Alabama State
Originally slated for Saturday at noon, the game was actually moved up 24 hours to beat the hurricane.
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Southern at Prairie View A&M
This game, played just west of Houston, is actually being moved back one hour, from 3 p.m. ET to 4 p.m. ET.
Davidson at Presbyterian
These teams were originally slated to kick off at 5:30 p.m. ET, but they will now take the field at noon in an effort to beat the storm, which is expected to turn toward the Carolinas after landfall.
East Tennessee State at The Citadel
The Charleston, S.C. game was moved up two hours and will kick off at noon ET.
South Carolina State at Charleston Southern
The schools were supposed to play under the lights but will also play at noon ET.
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The storm is expected to make landfall near the panhandle on Friday evening.
Sophie Cunningham's insufferable ex-teammate mouths off but can't make a shot, ref lowers his shoulder & Ditka
'Nightcaps' is a daily column that catches you up on the biggest sports, news and culture stories you may have missed while pretending to do work at your desk. It runs Monday-Friday on OutKick.com.
Another Friday. We're here. We've made it!
While the left spent all week whining about Sophie Cunningham's hat and firing squad best practices, us PATRIOTS were biding our time, keeping our heads down, and grinding towards another weekend.
And now, we're here. And there ain't a thing they can do about it.
Let's roll.
Welcome to a Friday Nightcaps — the one where Sophie Cunningham's ex-teammate, Sydney Colson, virtue-signals her BUTT off while also having maybe the worst career stats I've ever seen.
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Seriously. This is who's telling Sophie — and white people — to shut up? The WNBA can do better than this, right?
Right?!
What else? I've got Dak getting heckled by an Uber driver, a referee absolutely trucking a poor soul on the sidelines, and I'm sad about Mike Ditka. What an awful year for deaths.
I feel like we say that every year, but goodness, 2026 has been a real kick to the you-know-whats in terms of death. And we still have three months to go!
Brutal.
On that happy note, grab you a slice of sausage pizza ahead of Sunday's National Sausage Pizza Day, and settle in for a Friday 'Cap!
I've got no real hot takes on pizza beyond the fact that I do, in fact, believe sausage is the best topping. I'm not just saying that because of the occasion. It's the best, by a mile.
Mount Rushmore of Pizza Toppings to kick this Friday class off? Sure. Why not?!
Meatballs as a topping are underrated in the pizza topping game. They're not on every menu, but when they are, HAMMER it. You are welcome!
And that concludes our Ted Talk portion of today's class.
NOW, let's officially get the day started with some ex-WNBA player named Sydney Colson pandering to the left by telling Sophie Cunningham and her white counterparts to PIPE DOWN.
Amazing:
Listen, if you never speak up about a d–n thing when you know it’s impacting the people that you claim to love, care about, you know we’re fighting together as a team, sister, blah blah blah, and you don’t speak up when things affect them. They don’t respect you.
They are just trying to make it.
Let me just tell you now, for real, for real: For the white players in the league, when you don’t say s–t, and even worse, when you say things that are harmful, talking about the trans s–t, nobody respects you. Shut the f–k up. Shut the f–k up. Nobody wants to hear your opinion. Freedom of speech, so you can say it, but just know people are just trying to get by when they’re dealing with you.
And you ought to be ashamed. Y’all ought to be ashamed to act like you’re cool with people, to act like you care about sisterhood, all of these things.
Again, it's just amazing. These "athletes" are just incredible. They're the gifts that keep on giving "the whole year," as Cousin Eddie would say.
As Dan Z. said in the above post, let's quickly remind everyone of the VERY HARMFUL thing Sophie Cunningham told ESPN months ago as it pertains to trans people:
"I got a lot of negative feedback about me hating trans. And I’m like, ‘I never once said that.’ I think that I am here to extend love. But I also think with that love is truth, being honest. And I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn’t have to go against biological men."
That's it! THAT's what Sydney Colson, who played with Cunningham last season in Indiana, deems "harmful" rhetoric.
Speaking of last season, because I had never heard of this girl before this morning, I decided to do some Big J digging to see if her play on the court warranted all this chest-pumping off of it.
It ... did not:
Well, there you have it. That's who is calling out Sophie Cunningham. A player who struggled to score three points per game during her illustrious career in the WNBA.
Okeedokee!
By the way, for the "Sophie stinks, too!" crowd ... she's averaged at least 8 points per game off the bench every year since 2022, including two seasons in double-digits. She's also a top-five three-point shooter in the league.
It ain't close.
OK, let's rapid-fire this Friday class into a big weekend of FOOTBALL!
To hype everyone up, let's start off with a ref in last night's South Alabama-Arkansas State game lowering his shoulder on a 100-yard kick return:
BOOOOM! You don't often see a referee doing the trucking, right? Usually, we're watching those guys get pummeled. Frankly, it's a nice change of pace for the Zebras. I've spent all year ragging on them — for good reason. They've generally stunk at all levels.
But credit where it's due here. This guy had a job to do, and he wasn't gonna let some innocent bystander stand in his way. Nicely done.
Next? Speaking of (not so) innocent bystanders ...
So, Dak and the Cowboys put up their annual primetime clunker last night, and this was the big story that came out of it ...
Someone — boots on the ground say the guy was a driver — called Dak "embarrassing" after he threw two picks in a loss to the winless Buccaneers, and he took exception to it.
I say fair on both accounts, by the way. The guy was pissed. He was clearly a fan. Dak stunk. It was embarrassing.
Dak also has a right to turn his head around and get pissed. I would, too. And if the guy really did turn his head around after saying it, and then doubled down AFTER Dak looked away, it is kind of a wussy move.
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If you're gonna say something, say it! Don't be a keyboard warrior. Man up, call Dak out for his stinker, and let the chips fall where they may.
OK, that's it for today — and this week. Good work, everyone. Solid week. And now we get to enjoy three straight nights of football.
What a blessing. What a country.
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It's only fitting to let the late Mike Ditka take us home.
RIP to a legend.
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Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code FOXNEWS350: Bet $20, Get $350 on Rangers vs Capitals
Lost in the shuffle of the MLB Playoffs and so many great football games happening is the start of the NHL season. Tonight brings us a battle between two great squads as the Rangers take on the Capitals. Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users a chance to earn $350 in FanCash when you wager $20 on the Rangers vs. Capitals or any other NHL game using promo code FOXNEWS350.
The Rangers come into tonight’s contest with a great 4-1-0 record, but their lone loss of the season came on the road. Starting the season hot is always a good sign for your team. They are playing well on both sides of the ice. They have scored 3.20 goals per game to start the year, and they have only allowed 1.60 goals per game.
They started their season with a loss to the Bruins, but have won the past four games, all without needing overtime to get that victory. They’ve also beaten some strong teams. They took down the Lightning, Red Wings, Mammoth, and Islanders. The Rangers have won all three of those games by at least two goals.
The Washington Capitals have only played three games this season, but they are 2-1 to start the year. They lost to the Lightning on the road, falling by a final of 3-1. The two wins came against the Hurricanes and the Penguins. This is their second straight game at home after beating Pittsburgh 5-3 in their last match.
Even though it is just three games, the Capitals have allowed 2.67 goals per game. In their two wins, the Capitals have scored five goals. In their loss, they put in just one goal. They are allowing six more shots per game than they are taking, so they are exposing their goalie to a lot of attempts each game.
Tonight brings two teams off to strong starts in the NHL as the Rangers and Capitals battle. Fanatics is offering new users a chance to get in on the action by betting $20 on the game to receive $350 in FanCash using promo code FOXNEWS350.
This has been a great start for Alexis Lafreniere of the Rangers. He has already found the back of the net three times and has added two assists to his stat sheet. It may just be a great stretch of five games, but if he can keep this pace up for a full season, he will have almost 50 goals. He tied for second on the Rangers in points last season. Lafreniere has played the Capitals 26 times in his career and scored nine goals and five assists.
John Cena 'got ran out' of Hollywood before unexpected second chance
John Cena’s Hollywood career nearly ended before it ever truly got off the ground.
The WWE legend admitted he was "ran out of the movie business" because he simply didn’t care enough about acting, revealing that his heart remained in the wrestling ring as he struggled to embrace the slower pace of life on a film set.
Cena reflected on the rocky start to a Hollywood career that would eventually include roles in "The Suicide Squad," the "Fast & Furious" franchise and "Peacemaker" during an appearance on the "Today" show.
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"It’s been a long journey," he explained. "I think that’s the important one. People think things happen overnight. Those early projects – truth be told – I didn’t have my heart into."
For Cena, his priorities were elsewhere.
"As a young 20-something, God, traveling the world, being out in front of tens of thousands of people every night going nuts and then doing it night after night. That’s where I wanted to be, and that’s where I felt comfortable and fluent," he said, referencing his successful career in the WWE.
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Cena described working on a film set as "super patient" and "super slow."
"I just didn’t have the wisdom for the process," he claimed.
But Hollywood apparently had little patience for Cena’s lack of enthusiasm.
"I got ran out of the movie business for not caring and that’s justifiably so," he added. "If you don’t care about something, give somebody the opportunity that does."
Cena began his acting career with roles in movies such as "The Marine" and "12 Rounds." However, Cena didn't see success until the 2010s with roles in "Trainwreck," "Blockers" and "The Suicide Squad."
He's said his role as Peacemaker in the DC Extended Universe changed his life. The 2021 movie has since been turned into a TV series.
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Cena also joined the "Fast and Furious" franchise in 2021, playing Vin Diesel's character's brother in "Fast 9: The Fast Saga" and "Fast X." The actor later made a cameo in "Barbie" in 2023 and starred in the Hulu original movies "Vacation Friends" plus "Vacation Friends 2."
But after years of finding his footing in Hollywood, Cena said his attitude toward acting couldn't be more different today.
"I’m now super passionate about what I do, and that’s everything from filming to sitting here talking about this movie with you guys. And I’m so lucky to be given a second chance," he said. "And that took 20 years to craft."
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The "Today" hosts also highlighted Cena’s self-awareness as he reflected on how much he has changed over the years.
"Man, I think there’s nothing wrong with taking inventory of yourself, looking in the mirror, loving yourself for your strengths and your flaws and trying to work to be better than you were yesterday," he said.
Cena began his WWE career in 2002 on "Smackdown!" as "The Prototype," eventually transforming into his rapper persona, the "Doctor of Thuganomics."
Throughout his career, Cena has won a record-breaking 17 WWE world championships. He officially retired in 2025.
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Monday Night Football lost half of its audience in one week during Falcons-Saints
On Monday, the Falcons-Saints matchup drew about as small an audience as a national Primetime NFL game can draw in 2026.
The game averaged just 11.9 million viewers across ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes.
For context, the Week 3 Monday night game between the Eagles and Bears drew 22.6 million viewers, nearly double the audience.
A week-over-week decline of roughly 50% is rare. But the disparity also illustrates why neither ESPN nor the NFL should be particularly concerned about Monday's unusually poor number.
Through the first three weeks of the season, Monday Night Football had averaged 21.8 million viewers. Monday's game dropped the season average to 19.325 million.
The decline is almost certainly attributable to the matchup and the game itself. Neither the Falcons nor the Saints is much of a national draw in its current form. Perhaps Michael Penix Jr. and Tyler Shough will become attractions. Today, they are not.
It was also an ugly and largely uncompetitive game, with Atlanta ultimately winning 45-24.
The NFL and ESPN likely knew this wouldn't be a marquee matchup. Instead, they marketed the night around the 20th anniversary of the Saints' return to the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina. In that 2006 game, New Orleans defeated Atlanta after Steve Gleason blocked a punt in one of the defining moments in franchise history, a play now immortalized with a statue outside the stadium.
The pregame commemoration of that anniversary was well done, even if more fans than usual skipped the game that followed.
Looking ahead, ESPN should have no such concerns this coming Monday. The network will broadcast the most intriguing matchup of Week 5, and perhaps of the season so far, when the Bills visit the Rams.
Buffalo and Los Angeles are the two leading Super Bowl favorites, and Josh Allen and Matthew Stafford are widely considered two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. Patrick Mahomes, of course, remains firmly in that discussion.
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If the game stays competitive, the Bills-Rams could surpass the 22.6 million viewers who watched Eagles-Bears two weeks earlier.
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There is one complicating factor, however: the MLB postseason. Both League Championship Series will play Monday. Dodgers-Brewers begins at 5 p.m. ET on Fox, while Rays-Cleveland/Chicago begins at 8 p.m. on TBS.
The NFL game will undoubtedly top the baseball games in overall viewership, but the competition could prevent the Rams-Bills from reaching heights it could otherwise.
Interestingly, NBC will air the Falcons in Primetime this weekend against the Baltimore Ravens.
On Friday, the Ravens ruled out quarterback Lamar Jackson. The quarterback duo of Penix vs. Tyler "Snoop" Huntley is arguably worse than what ESPN aired this past Monday. And the NBC game will air head-to-head with Game 1 of the highly anticipated Dodgers-Brewers series.
Monday Night Football should top Sunday Night Football this week by a notable margin.
Trump no longer attending Alabama-Georgia game due to Hurricane Isaias
President Donald Trump will no longer attend Saturday's SEC matchup between Alabama and Georgia due to Hurricane Isaias, the White House confirmed to OutKick on Friday.
The storm is expected to make landfall near the Florida panhandle Friday night and make its way toward the Carolinas.
Several college football games were altered because of the storm, with six changing their kickoff times and one being canceled entirely.
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Trump attended last week's game between Texas and Tennessee.
ESPN's "College GameDay" announced it would be broadcasting indoors at the Tuscaloosa campus because of the storm.
The Bulldogs are the second-ranked team in the nation, while Alabama is sixth - both squads are undefeated.
Both teams are undefeated and considered national championship contenders. The game will kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET and air nationally on ABC.
The SEC rivals met twice last season. Alabama earned a 24-21 regular-season victory in Athens before Georgia responded with a dominant 28-7 win in the SEC Championship Game. Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart improved to just 2-7 against the Crimson Tide with the conference title victory.
Trump attended the teams’ memorable 2024 meeting in Tuscaloosa, when Alabama built a 28-point lead and held on for a 41-34 victory. He watched that game from a suite alongside several prominent Republican figures.
In 2025, Trump became the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl. He also appeared at the Daytona 500, the U.S. Open men’s final, the Ryder Cup, the Army-Navy game and multiple UFC events.
Fox News' Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.
WWE's Michael Cole may have no idea the outcome of major matches like Money in the Bank ahead of time
The pro wrestling matches are famously pre-determined. Everyone who tunes into events – small or large – knows that the outcome of the match has already been decided. But that doesn’t necessarily mean everyone knows who is going to win or lose at all times.
Viewers certainly don’t know. They may have an inkling of who would win based on the story places like WWE want to tell, but nothing is ever 100% certain. Now, how about the broadcasters? A viewer may anticipate that those calling the match, like Michael Cole, already know whose hand is going to be raised at the end of the match. But that’s not always the case.
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Cole explained in an interview with OutKick’s Bobby Burack for OutKick Dropkick that he doesn’t like to know what the outcome is going to be sometimes, especially in unique matches like this weekend’s Money in the Bank. Men and women will participate in separate matches and try to climb the ladder to earn a future shot at a world title.
"Fifty-fifty. Sometimes I do because I need to know where to lead the audience in terms of where stories may be going each and every week," Cole said of knowing the result of the matches. "Of course, we’re episodic TV. We need to be able to explain to the audience where we’re going each and every week.
"Sometimes, I don’t like to know the ending of matches. The Money in the Bank match is a great example. I want the excitement to take over. There have been some great matches over the years where I didn’t know the finish for: The Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar when Brock Lesnar defeated Undertaker and ended his undefeated streak at WrestleMania. I didn’t know that was going to happen. I didn’t know that Seth Rollins was going to cash in the Money in the Bank at WrestleMania. ‘Heist of the Century’ I came up with on the fly."
The Money in the Bank premium live event is highly anticipated by fans each year. Everyone wants to know who is going to get that push and earn an opportunity for a world title shot.
The men’s match includes: CM Punk, Kevin Owens, Trick Williams, Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans and Penta. The women’s match includes: Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend and Tiffany Stratton.
Cole ranked Money in the Bank somewhere around the level of two other major premium live events.
"Money in the Bank, for us, is right up there. Almost at the same level as the Royal Rumble, Survivor Series," he said. "Not quite WrestleMania or SummerSlam, but it’s getting there. It’s such an important part of our calendar because it’s an opportunity for a man and a woman to change their entire career and change their lives.
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"When you climb the ladder and grab the briefcase, a contract is inside that you can cash in for a title opportunity whenever you want it. And this year’s field is so great. There’s some veterans. There’s a lot of rookies. So it’s going to be amazing to see who has an opportunity to really change their life around."
Cole said, for the most part, he won’t know the winners of the event and he will have to come up with the perfect line on the fly which will forever be cemented in the winners’ legacy.
"Money in the Bank is really unique because ladder matches are a very difficult match to call because the action is nonstop," he explained. "There’s really no rest period for us to really be able to tell stories or develop our characters. It’s really pedal to the metal, go, go, go, from the time the bell rings. We do a lot of our work during the entrances. We try to explain to people who some of these superstars are. It’s very important because we have a new audience each and every time that we have a premium live event. It’s important that we bring our characters forward.
"This year’s Money in the Bank ladder match, both on the men’s and on the women’s sides, have a lot of newcomers. So, we’re really going to have to do our job in the entrances of explaining to people who these characters are and why they should have an emotional connection to them. That’s a big part of this. And again, of course, there’s the ending. The person who finally climbs the ladder and grabs the briefcase. How can you make that moment different? How can you make that moment special? And that’s my job."
Money in the Bank takes place at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans on Saturday. The event begins at 6 p.m. ET.