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Top-ranked Georgia rolls past Missouri, moves closer to SEC championship game return
Georgia made the most of its return to No. 1. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 31-point first-half lead and went on to roll past Missouri 48-21 between the famed hedges at Sanford Stadium.
Georgia running back Nate Frazier rushed for three touchdowns, while quarterback Gunnar Stockton accounted for two more scores.
The performance marked a sharp turnaround from last month, when the Bulldogs first reached No. 1 before suffering a stunning home loss to the unranked Auburn Tigers.
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The Bulldogs avoided a repeat against another group of Tigers, scoring on their first five possessions. Frazier rushed for 72 yards. Stockton finished with 252 passing yards. Georgia held Missouri to 286 total yards, with much of the Tigers’ production coming after the outcome was decided.
The tone was set almost instantly when Raylen Wilson intercepted Austin Simmons on the first play from scrimmage. Wilson returned his first career pick 30 yards to the Missouri 7-yard line. Two plays later, Frazier scored on a 4-yard run, putting the Bulldogs ahead just 61 seconds into the game.
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It only got worse for Mizzou.
Stockton scored on an 8-yard touchdown run, Frazier capped an 87-yard drive with a 3-yard TD, Peyton Woodring booted a 41-yard field goal and Stockton capped the barrage with a 12-yard scoring pass to Isiah Canion just past the midway point of the second quarter.
Simmons threw for 175 yards and three touchdowns, but most of his production only made the final score a bit more respectable.
Georgia has cruised to victory in each of their last three games — dominating Florida, Ole Miss and now Mizzou by a combined score of 117-36.
Georgia travels to South Carolina next week to close out its SEC regular-season schedule. Missouri hosts Kentucky.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Kristin Cavallari makes steamy bedroom confession ahead of 40th birthday
Kristin Cavallari is giving fans an inside look at what goes on in her bedroom in a steamy confession on her podcast.
In a recent episode of her "Let's Be Honest" podcast, the 39-year-old reality star opened up about her upcoming 40th birthday and gave some insight into her sex life, noting she isn't having sex but says: "Your sex drive as you get older is like wild."
"Like age 40, I'm way more sexual than I was at 25. Again, it would be nice if I had an outlet for it, but we can have sex with ourselves, which is what I f---ing do all the time," she said. "But that's one of the reasons why I can't wait to be in a relationship is I feel like I've become this like sexual being."
She explained that her last relationship "was a very sexual relationship," but that that was something she needed, and admits it is something she misses.
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Cavallari added that she is now looking forward to turning 40, saying, "If this is what 40s is, like f- - - yeah. This is fun."
Earlier in the episode, the "Very Cavallari" star quipped that it "takes one to two years of abstinence to become a nun" and that she is on her way towards that achievement.
The reality star was previously married to former professional football quarterback Jay Cutler from 2013 to 2020, when she announced they were getting a divorce. They share three children; Camden, 14, Jaxon, 12, and Saylor, 10.
When speaking about her divorce, on the "Aspire with Emma Grede" podcast in July 2026, the "Laguna Beach" star claimed she gained the confidence to leave her marriage because of the success of her company, Uncommon James.
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"Which is interesting because if I didn't have Uncommon James, I could have taken half of his money, right? But because I had this company, there was a really large asset on our balance sheet," she said. "I didn't get anything, which I'm so happy about now. But I don't get any money from my ex-husband. I had to give him half the value of Uncommon James in cash and properties and everything else. Yeah. Isn't that interesting?"
Following her divorce, she dated Mark Estes for a few months in 2024 and country singer Morgan Wallen. She told Bunnie XO on the "Dumb Blonde" podcast in December 2024 that Wallen "was good in bed."
"I'll be honest with you. He was the first guy in my f---ing life that wasn’t just completely enamored with me ... It really threw me," she said. "I love having the upper hand and I feel like with him, I didn't have the upper hand."
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She later shared in an April 2025 episode of her podcast that she was in a relationship with former NHL player Nate Thompson but that they had called things off in March.
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She shared that while he was "the most honest, pure, amazing, quote-unquote relationship," she had experienced, she decided to call it quits after realizing she "just didn't wanna be in a relationship."
"He is an ex-hockey player. He's been retired for a couple years now. He's a dad. He's someone who has done a lot of work on himself, and we really connected on such a deep level," she explained. "Honestly, one of the deeper relationships I've had, especially in such a short amount of time."
Indiana Hoosiers boost College Football Playoff hopes with 27-13 win over USC Trojans
The Indiana Hoosiers' hopes of making the College Football Playoff and defending their national title are still alive thanks to a 27-13 win over the USC Trojans.
It's kind of hard to believe that USC and Indiana had only played five times going into Saturday's game in Bloomington, and boy, was this one big.
Both teams came in facing what was effectively a "must-win" scenario as far as having a shot at the College Football Playoff.
Lincoln Riley and the Trojans have struggled on the road, and that's what they were facing on Saturday. As for the Hoosiers, their ground game took a hit before the game even began when running back Turbo Richard was ruled out.
Both defenses were clicking in the first half, which put points at a premium. Indiana struck first when QB Grant Wilson hit tight end Brock Schott for six.
Somewhat strangely, both teams missed field goals in the first half, but each of them made up for it with another. That made it a 10-7 game with under a minute until halftime.
That's when USC's Deven Bryant picked off Wilson, putting the ball back in quarterback Jayden Maiava's hands.
After a 51-yard bomb to Kayden Dixon-Wyatt, Maiava hit wideout Zacharyus Williams for a 7-yard touchdown to tie it.
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Each team added a field goal early in the second half, and then Indiana pulled ahead thanks to a five-play, 75-yard drive, capped off by a Khobie Martin touchdown.
USC followed with a lengthy drive that ended early in the fourth quarter with a field goal attempt to cut the Indiana lead to four.
However, kicker Caden Chittenden — who came in after Ryon Sayeri missed a field goal on the first drive of the game — missed a kick of his own, costing the Trojans some much-needed points.
Later in the quarter, the Trojans found themselves deep in Hoosier territory, but once again, they left points on the board when Maiava threw an interception in the red zone.
It proved to be even costlier than that, as the Hoosiers took the ball 93 yards, most of it thanks to a 42-yard touchdown pass to Charlie Becker.
Those miscues for USC added up, and the final one came on 4th-and-13 at their own end of the field. Maiava — who, in fairness, was running out of options to keep his team in it — threw a prayer downfield, only for it to be picked off by defensive back Jamari Sharpe.
That was all she wrote. A third loss on the year means it's pretty much curtains for USC's playoff hopes, while Indiana moves to 9-1 on the year and 6-1 in Big Ten play.
The Hoosiers will head out to Washington next week to take on the Huskies, while USC will look to bounce back against the struggling Maryland Terrapins.
Robot dogs mounted with rifles deployed in anti-gang stadium operation in Haiti
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele released a video this week showing military forces using robotic dogs mounted with rifles in an operation to take back a stadium in Haiti from gang control.
"Under the bilateral agreement between the Haitian government and the government of El Salvador, a joint operation involving the Haitian National Police, the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), the Task Force, and the Salvadoran Special Forces successfully took control of Sylvio Cator Stadium and secured it," Bukele wrote on X in a translation from Haitian Creole.
The video showed the robots moving down a hallway and up a set of stairs with the rifle on top.
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It’s unclear exactly how the robots assisted in the Port-au-Prince operation.
Bukele said "several human skulls" were found inside the stadium during the operation.
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"We will now establish an operational base at the stadium so we can continue advancing deeper into territory controlled by the gangs," he said. "We now have the upper hand on the ground."
Bukele demanded gang members leave the area before their offensive began.
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"Those who choose to stay and fight our forces will have to face the consequences," he said.
Cracking down on gangs has been a hallmark of Bukele’s presidency since he took office in 2019.
Millions of Americans use marijuana to sleep, but new study raises troubling questions
Marijuana may be making sleep quality worse, despite its widespread use as a sleep aid, a recent Northwestern Medicine study found.
The findings of the study, which included 1,266 participants, showed that both lifetime and recent cannabis users objectively had worse sleep quality, although they did not report their sleep to be worse.
Participants were monitored for almost 35 years, from young adulthood into middle age, with scientists tracking their use of cannabis over time.
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In middle age, participants wore a sleep monitor on their wrist for a week and filled out surveys about their sleep quality.
This allowed researchers to compare objective and subjective reports of participants’ sleep.
"Our data do not support the belief that cannabis is helpful as a sleep aid," said senior study author Mercedes R. Carnethon, Ph.D., as Northwestern Now reported.
"As cannabis becomes increasingly available and accepted, it's important to better understand its long-term associations with health behaviors such as sleep," Carnethon added.
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Among all participants, a greater lifetime exposure to marijuana was linked to worse objective sleep quality.
Those who had a higher cannabis usage over time were generally asleep for a lower percentage of the night and experienced more sleep disruption.
Similarly, recent cannabis users were more likely to have more sleep fragmentation and lower sleep efficiency, compared to people who never used the substance.
The study also found there was a much higher chance that recent cannabis users would sleep longer than eight hours per night.
The study discusses the differences between objective and subjective reports of sleep quality.
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"What makes this study particularly interesting is that participants who used cannabis demonstrated objectively poorer sleep, yet their own assessments of sleep quality did not reflect those differences," Alfred Joshua, M.D., a board-certified emergency medicine physician based in California, told Fox News Digital. (He was not involved with the new study.)
"In other words, someone may believe marijuana is helping them sleep, while objective measurements suggest otherwise."
Researchers considered multiple outside factors including age, race, sex, smoking frequency, alcohol consumption, physical activity and more.
Even with these factors taken into account, the study found a consistent correlation between cannabis use and poorer objectively measured sleep.
The mode of cannabis consumption, such as smoking versus taking edibles, was not considered.
"It is not surprising that the actual quality of sleep of these subjects, after chronic marijuana use, is poor compared to those who do not smoke marijuana because people who claim that they need to smoke marijuana before they go to sleep, in order to relax, are only kidding themselves," board-certified psychiatrist Carole Lieberman, M.D., of California told Fox News Digital. (She, too, was not affiliated with the new study.)
"It is more a psychological addiction than a physical one," she added. "They enjoy the high that they get right away, but the marijuana doesn't help them to sleep better."
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"The researchers found that greater cumulative cannabis exposure was associated with reduced sleep efficiency, increased sleep fragmentation and more time spent awake after initially falling asleep," said Joshua, the board-certified emergency medicine physician.
"These findings raise important questions about whether habitual marijuana use is a sustainable strategy for managing sleep problems," he added.
Fox News Digital recently reported on other cannabis findings.
A study of nearly 450,000 American adults, for instance, linked cannabis use to an increased risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease.
The findings were scheduled for presentation at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2026 in Chicago Nov. 6–9. They showed that both casual and heavy marijuana users have higher odds of heart conditions compared to non-users.
Khloe Quill of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.
Private planes and roadtrips: AEW goes above and beyond to get to Phoenix for Full Gear despite travel chaos
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) dropkicked a nationwide nightmare to make sure its talent and personnel made it to Phoenix for Full Gear on Saturday despite travel chaos that plagued millions across the U.S.
AEW owner Tony Khan brought in some wrestlers and other workers on private planes just to make sure they were going to show up for the fans, who were expected to pack the Mortgage Matchup Center for one of the company’s top pay-per-views on the calendar.
"I know it’s been an incredibly challenging few days for a lot of people," Khan said in a video posted to his social media. "My sympathies to everybody affected by all of the flight cancelations and delays. Yesterday, as you can imagine, was a hectic day as it was for a lot of people with the flights grounded and that applied to all flights yesterday – private and public flights. For AEW, we’re the same as everyone else, we’re not trying to break any rules. Everybody was grounded and we started formulating a plan that has come together really, really well."
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Khan said everyone on the Full Gear pay-per-view card arrived in Phoenix. Khan sent private planes at three "hub locations" to bring the wrestlers and other personnel to the Mortgage Matchup Center. The only thing that changed was the Tailgate Brawl – which will occur on the Full Gear pre-show.
Khan said he believed everyone probably would have made it on their scheduled flights.
"I think it was virtually impossible given how many flights of people who work in AEW have been canceled had I not dispatched the private planes to the three hub locations, I think it’s very unlikely everybody would have made it here. I think there probably would have been some changes to the main card."
Adam Copeland, who battles Kazuchika Okada for the AEW International Championship, said it was "challenging" to get from the East Coast all the way to Phoenix.
"I was going down the runway about to take off for Denver and the pilot came on and said there’s a ground stoppage nationwide. I was like, ‘OK.’ I called Beth (Phoenix) and she came and got me and I went home," he said. "No idea if I was going to make it today. All of my flights started getting canceled one after the other after the other. Everyone else’s flights were starting to take off but mine weren’t.
"Even still, my flight to get out here is tomorrow at 5:37. So, Tony Khan sent a plane to come get us. Poor (Tony) Schiavone got there early so he was sitting there at 9 o’clock. I don’t think we were taking off until 11 so I was like, come have a coffee, come pet my dogs. We had a big dog cuddle-fest this morning and my girls got to meet Tony and we had some coffee – we made the best of it."
Tony Schiavone, one-third of the AEW broadcast team, was set to fly out of Atlanta when he made the last-minute decision to take a smaller plane out of Asheville, North Carolina, because of the uncertainty that he may have been delayed or canceled. He told his wife he wasn’t going to drive all the way to Phoenix, but he would have if he had the time to make the 27-hour trip.
"But that was OK because I waited, got to hang out with Adam Copeland, which was pretty cool," he said. "It was a pretty cool day but it was a very challenging day. I guess I got here around 2 o’clock local time here in the afternoon. My car is still in Asheville. I have no idea how I’m gonna get it but it doesn’t matter. I’m glad I’m here. I would do anything to make it to Full Gear. … I would have driven to Phoenix! I would have, but I didn’t have the time."
Mark Davis and Jake Doyle, the duo known as Davis and Doyle, will challenge for the AEW World Tag Team Championship against The Young Bucks. But it was far from easy for them to get to the arena.
"Tumultuous last 24 hours leading up to Full Gear," Davis said. "For me, I had to run across the great state of Florida. I went from Tampa to Orlando, trying to get a flight – didn’t happen. Thankfully, the big guy had our back and I think he’s pretty excited to see Davis and Doyle take down some Young Bucks here this evening at Full Gear."
Doyle made it clear, "It’s a bad day to be a Buck."
"It was already a bad day to be a Buck but then I had to drive to Detroit, then drive to Chicago, then sit on a private jet, which is pretty awesome, but I had to sit on that jet for eight hours, waiting to get here to tear up these Young Bucks.
"So, Tony Khan, thank you for that jet. Young Bucks, I don’t feel sorry for you."
Matt and Nick Jackson – The Young Bucks – were only in California. They had to make the drive to Phoenix.
"We told each other, we’re blessed, we’re in California. A lot of these guys are coming further than us, but we will do anything – planes, trains and automobiles – we will be here at Full Gear," Matt Jackson said. "We have a big match tonight – Davis and Doyle. Two intimidating meatheads that actually had our number the last couple times when we’ve been in the ring. We talked about it on the drive. We had six hours to really think about it and strategize. Yeah, the travel sucked but we’re ready and we’re gonna rock the house tonight at Full Gear."
Excalibur, Schiavone’s broadcast teammate, said he was at the gym when he got a text about the travel chaos. He said he planned to jump in a car to go from Southern California to Phoenix. He drove five hours to get to the arena but took solace in the fact he got a chance to stop in the desert he doesn’t normally stop in.
"I made it. I wouldn’t miss this for the world. I know people have much tougher travel days than I did. I mean a five-hour drive, it’s doable, but in wrestling terms, it’s nothing," he said. "I wasn’t going to miss this for the world. I know a lot of people in AEW, everybody in AEW, has the same idea, same feeling, if there’s any way possible for them to be here today, they’re gonna be here at Full Gear. … There’s nothing that can keep me from Full Gear today."
Nigel McGuinness, the third person on the broadcast team, got to Phoenix from Los Angeles. He jumped in his car when he learned about the travel woes.
"There was no way I was gonna miss Full Gear," he said. "There’s something about being in professional wrestling where you make the show no matter what. I’ve never missed a show and there was no way I was going to miss Full Gear."
The main pay-per-view card begins at 8 p.m. ET and can be seen on HBO Max.
Michigan loses again and the noise around Kyle Whittingham's job grows as Oregon keeps playoff hopes alive
If you close your eyes and listen closely, you can hear the faint heartbeat of the Oregon Ducks' College Football Playoff hopes.
On the other hand, for Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham, the noise surrounding his job is deafening. No. 16 Oregon (7-3) beat Michigan (5-5) 31-7 on Saturday. The outlook for both teams couldn't be more different.
The loss for Michigan makes the possibility of Whittingham being a one-and-done head coach all the more real, while Oregon keeps it playoff hopes alive.
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The Ducks came out flying, scoring touchdowns on two of their first three possessions of the game. Ducks quarterback Dylan Raiola opened the scoring when he connected with wide receiver Jeremiah McClellan on a deep ball for a 60-yard touchdown, putting Oregon up 7-0.
The Ducks' second touchdown of the opening quarter came with less excitement, but the points still counted the same. Raiola hit running back Da'Juan Riggs in the flat for his first career receiving touchdown to put Oregon up 14-0.
It looked like the Ducks were on their way to an easy win, but Michigan running back Savion Hiter got the Wolverines on the board with a 70-yard rushing touchdown to cut the deficit in half, making it 14-7.
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Michigan looked like it was going to go into halftime down one score, but instead it had a complete coverage breakdown with seconds remaining in the first half. Raiola scrambled outside the pocket and connected with Dakorien Moore for a 59-yard touchdown after Moore got behind the defensive backs to put Oregon up 21-7.
Coming out of the half, Michigan benched quarterback Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr, looking for a spark.
It looked like Michigan was going to cut into the deficit at the beginning of the fourth quarter, but the Oregon defense slammed the door with the Wolverines on the Ducks' 3-yard line, forcing a turnover on downs. With the game out of reach, Oregon tacked on another score with a 49-yard touchdown from Dierre Hill Jr. off a screen pass.
With just over four minutes left, Whittingham went back to Underwood to end the game.
Oregon's next game is against Michigan State, and beating the Spartans is paramount to staying alive in the playoff race.
For Michigan, its next two games are against ranked opponents. Next week, the Wolverines play No. 4 UCLA and then end their season against No. 20 Ohio State. Losses to either or both of those teams could spur changes in Ann Arbor.
Tennessee Volunteers overcome sluggish offense, jet lag to take down Texas A&M and keep CFP hopes alive
Last week, the Tennessee Volunteers needed a fourth quarter explosion to put the Kentucky Wildcats away.
History repeated itself seven days later in College Station, as the Vols overcame a sluggish first half and a quarterback injury to vanquish Texas A&M on the road and keep their College Football Playoff hopes alive.
Before we go any further, it's important we address the elephant in the room, and that is the FAA ground stop.
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Although Tennessee coach Josh Heupel likely won't admit it, his team's late arrival in the Lone Star State may have contributed to their sleepy start on offense.
The Vols arrived at the team hotel just before 1 a.m. local time, likely offering an explanation for the lack of fireworks on offense.
Luckily for Heupel, his defense was up for the challenge, harassing Aggies quarterback Marcel Reed all afternoon to the tune of just 71 yards passing.
The Aggies could only muster one touchdown the entire game and were held to only 179 total yards.
It's been a hard fall for Texas A&M, who began the season as a top-10 team before falling out of the AP top-25 entirely.
Saturday's loss has the Aggies in danger of missing a bowl game, and they still have a showdown with a surging Texas squad to end the season.
For the Vols, a letdown almost surely would have meant the end of their CFP aspirations, as a third loss could have put those dreams on life support.
Things looked bleak until, ironically, Tennessee was bit with the injury bug when starting quarterback George MacIntyre went out midway through the third quarter.
From that point, the Vols remembered they could run the ball and run it quite well at that, rushing for 196 yards on the day and holding the ball for over 42 minutes.
If Tennessee can replicate this formula of salty defense and controlling the time of possession, they will be a hard out in December and beyond.
With that in mind, the Vols have a date with the LSU Tigers next Saturday before a road game in Nashville against rival Vanderbilt.
If they can navigate that stretch undefeated, they will be a shoo-in to make the CFP.
Once they make it, I doubt anyone will want to play this version of Tennessee.
Kathy Ireland’s husband escapes burning boat after engine explodes 20 miles offshore
Kathy Ireland is thankful after her husband narrowly escaped a fire that engulfed his boat while he was alone at sea.
In a recent Instagram post, the 63-year-old actress shared video of husband Dr. Greg Olsen's boat, the 4th Watch, engulfed in flames. Ireland said Olsen was out alone on the water while she was away on business.
"Life is really hard and really beautiful. God is great," she wrote. "Engine exploded and a fire quickly melted all navigation equipment and survival raft!"
She then thanked everyone "who prayed and continue to pray" for her husband, as well as all "those who aided in the rescue," including "@towboatus_ventura and the entire community" for their quick response.
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"Most of all, we thank our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for this miracle of his survival," she added.
Ireland also shared a note she wrote to her husband following the incident, saying her "heart is both heavy and full" because she knows how much "love, sweat and life you poured into this vessel."
"This vessel brought so much joy and so many blessings to our family and countless others," she continued.
"My heart is heavy with yours. This is more than a boat, there are many implications. My heart is mostly full. Full because of the outpouring of love and support. Multitudes were praying for you! I’m so thankful to all who rushed to pray and come to your rescue."
"I’m so thankful God gifted you with a brilliant mind to navigate this disaster so seamlessly," she added. "I’m eternally thankful to Him for loving and rescuing you. Though the vessel is no more, the 4th Watch is forever. You named that boat so profoundly. He has so much ahead for you! I’m so proud of you."
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Fans in the comments section shared well-wishes for Ireland and Olsen, with some recounting their own experiences with losing their belongings due to a fire.
"Unbelievable!!! I’m SO grateful your husband is ok," one fan wrote. "🙏 And having parents who lost their home in a fire I completely understand your sadness about the loss of the boat. "
"Oh my! I am so glad he is safe," another added. "The boat and gear is replaceable, but the emotions are real. So sorry!!!!" A third follower wrote, "So sorry to hear this, BUT, Thankful to God that he saved your Precious One!"
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The TowBoatUS Ventura Instagram account also shared video of the fire and its aftermath, saying the company received a call about the fire around 3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon, noting the vessel was "20 nautical miles west of Santa Barbara Harbor."
In its post, TowBoatUS Ventura credited Olsen for his quick thinking, noting that he "was prepared and did everything right." They wrote that he initially "attempted to extinguish the fire before ultimately activating his EPIRB and abandoning ship into a kayak."
"This was about as good an outcome as one could hope for in an otherwise serious emergency," the message read. "A well-prepared mariner, good samaritans nearby, and commercial vessels equipped and ready to respond made all the difference. It is a great reminder of the importance of preparedness, cooperation, and the maritime community looking out for one another."
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Olsen and Ireland tied the knot in August 1988 in San Diego, California, and share three children: Erik, 32, Lily, 27, and Chloe, 23.
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They celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary this year, with Ireland paying tribute to him on Instagram.
"Life with you is an awesome adventure! Our secret to our lasting love is no secret at all. It’s God’s design. He is at the center of our marriage and it is He who equips us to see each other through His eyes. My respect and love for you is bigger than life! It’s a privilege to experience God working through you in such powerful ways! Your character, courage and conviction are beautiful! I love you always, Your forever and only First Mate❤️."
Kai Trump opens up about relationship with Tiger Woods, her mother's boyfriend: 'I love him so much'
Kai Trump is getting some pretty good golf advice.
The 19-year-old's freshman season at the University of Miami was halted last month after she was forced to undergo another wrist surgery. But surely, her source of information has dealt with his fair share of injuries.
That, of course, is Tiger Woods, who is dating Trump's mother, Vanessa. Vanessa is the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr.
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Trump and the 15-time major champion hard-launched their relationship in March of last year.
"He's the best. I love him so much, and he's a great guy, and he helps me whenever I want," the president's granddaughter said to Golfweek.
Shortly after Woods was arrested on charges of DUI, Vanessa Trump showed support for her boyfriend.
"Love you," Vanessa Trump wrote over a picture of herself hugging Woods as the two appeared to relax on a hammock. The photo, posted to her Instagram Stories early Friday morning, was the same photo Woods shared on X when he first announced his relationship with her.
Tiger's son, Charlie, and Kai Trump played at a tournament together at the 2025 Junior Invitational.
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After his highly publicized divorce from Elin Nordegren, Woods was linked to Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn in the 2010s. He was dating Erica Herman at the time he won the Masters in 2019, but they, too, had a very public breakup that included sexual harassment allegations and an NDA lawsuit filed by Herman.
Woods and Nordegren have appeared to be amicable in recent years, as they co-parent Charlie and Sam Woods. The two were recently together at Charlie's high school where he officially signed to play college golf at Florida State.
Woods has played in just 18 events since the start of the new decade, and his best finish in a major during that span is a tie for 38th at the 2020 Masters.
Tiger's return to the golf course remains to be determined — he has not played since the 2024 Open Championship. When he was arrested in March, he said he was "hoping to" play in April's Masters, but he ultimately missed the entire 2026 season.
As for Kai Trump, it's not yet known when she'll return to the golf course, either.