A recent annual cleanup at a Colorado ski resort turned into something of a treasure hunt as staff uncovered everything from outdated technology to a hamburger flipper.Earlier this summer, Breckenridge Ski Resort in Breckenridge, Colorado, announced that its staffers had teamed up to remove a whopping 780 pounds of trash.Much of the garbage came from patrons who accidentally dropped things off the ski lift. The resort said the effort required 150 employees and yielded some unusual finds.VISIT THESE NEW ENGLAND SKI RESORTS THIS WINTER FOR BREATHTAKING VIEWS, SLOPES FOR BEGINNERS, EXPERTSThe oddest find was a message in a bottle, prompting some speculation about what it might contain.A spokesperson for Breckenridge Ski Resort told KDVR that it wasn't a romantic love letter from decades past, however. It was actually just an old COVID-19 vaccination card.Staff members also spotted a cracked iPhone and an iPod Nano, along with a $2 Canadian coin.Other strange finds?Plenty of vape cartridges, along with an inexplicable hamburger flipper.TOP AFFORDABLE SKI RESORTS IN US FOR HITTING THE SLOPES THIS YEARAs expected, the cleanup also turned up lots of empty bottles and general trash.The resort's senior communications manager Max Winter told Fox News Digital in late July that surprisingly the staffs favorite find didnt make the video of the efforts."[It was] actually, believe it or not, a family of moose!" Winter said."A couple of our employees stumbled across the family while searching for lost and discarded items."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"While our team kept their distance and didn't take any photos, their encounter serves as a great reminder that our natural spaces are a shared home, and it is up to each of us to do our part to take care of them," he added.Though many of the items were trash, Winter noted that most of the 780-pound weight was made up of larger items that were recycled or upcycled."In some very rare cases, we've even been able to reunite items with their previous owners," he recalled.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle"For example, a few years ago at our sister resort, Keystone, our teams were able to match an engraved engagement ring with a guest months after [the person's] visit."The spokesperson added that the effort, called Mountain Clean Up Day, is one of the staff's favorite annual events."It gives us a chance to give some love back to the mountains we call home," Winter said."In addition to being the right thing to do for our mountain, it's also a fun paid event to connect with our teammates, see what wacky items may have been lost in the season's powderdays, and, of course, enjoy a free lunch on the mountain."

The path to a deal on confirming a slew of President Donald Trumps nominees appeared shaky at best in the Senate Saturday, as Republicans and Democrats sparred over terms and conditions to find a way forward.Senators were supposed to be long gone from Washington by now, but Trumps demands to ram his nominees through Senate Democrats historic blockade have kept lawmakers in town. But by late afternoon, not much progress had been made.RECESS ON ICE AS REPUBLICANS HUNKER DOWN FOR HIGH-STAKES NOMINEE BLITZWhen asked if any headway had been made, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., told Fox News Digital, "Unfortunately, not really, no.""The Dems are dug in on a position that's just not working," he said.Negotiations have been ongoing among Republicans, Democrats and the White House. Thune and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., met last night to discuss an offer from Democrats. The two have not spoken directly since then, instead communicating through intermediaries, Thune said. However, he expected they would talk again later Saturday.Senate Republicans want to strike a deal that would see nominees that made it through committee with bipartisan support get lightning-fast votes on the floor, but Schumer has not relented.SENATE GOP EYES RULES REVOLT AS DEMS STONEWALL TRUMP NOMINEESA source familiar with negotiations said Senate Democrats are looking for deals on the release of funding withheld by the White House and a guarantee that there will be no future rescissions packages a particular sticking point for them heading into the looming deadline to fund the government. In exchange, they are offering a tranche of nominees to go ahead now, and another round later in the fall.But Trump, who is at his Bedminster, N.J., golf course, has demanded that lawmakers stay in town and pass the entire slate of nominees on the Senate calendar, which has ballooned to over 150.The president lauded Senate Republicans in a post to Truth Social on Saturday "for fighting, over the Weekend and far beyond, if necessary, in order to get my great Appointments approved, and on their way to helping us MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!""The Radical Left Democrat Senators are doing everything possible to DELAY these wonderful and talented people from being approved," he said. "If George Washington or Abraham Lincoln were up for approval, the Dems would delay, as long as possible, then vote them out."GRIDLOCK CRUMBLES AS SENATE ADVANCES SPENDING BILLS IN RACE AGAINST SHUTDOWNWhile Republicans have confirmed well over 100 of the presidents nominees, the only pick to make it to the floor without objection was Secretary of State Marco Rubio.Not a single one of Trumps nominees has gotten a voice vote or gone through unanimous consent, two floor actions that have been routinely used to advance nominees in the upper chamber throughout the years. At this point four years ago, 49 of former President Joe Bidens picks had been confirmed by voice vote.Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., explained that Republicans have three options that they have enough support among the conference to move forward with: reach a deal with Democrats; adjourn the Senate and give the president runway for recess appointments and finally, a rules-change package, which some Republicans consider the "nuclear option."On recess appointments, a move floated since before Trump took office, Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., contended it would be up to Democrats whether Republicans actually went through with it."The Democrats obstruction is leading to, in very short order, us taking the necessary actions to give the President power to make recess appointments," he said.While it would be a touchy move that would set off a firestorm among Democrats, Republicans arent afraid to move ahead with a rules change. When asked if a rule change should be done before lawmakers leave town, Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., said "I think thatd be best."But the preference is to strike a deal, preferably on a potential package on over 60 nominees that were advanced out of committee in a bipartisan fashion."The reason why we're that way is because Schumer led us down this road," Mullin said. "He didn't have to do it this way."

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke for the first time since superstar pass rusher Micah Parsons requested a trade on Saturday.Jones, 82, had a message for fans in wake of Parsons trade request."I would say to our fans, dont lose any sleep over this," Jones said, via the Star-Telegram.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMJones said he thinks the "world of" Parsons and said his trade request is just part of negotiations.Parsons announced his trade request on social media on Friday, and in his post, Parsons said he did everything to show he wanted to stay with the Cowboys."Yes I wanted to be here. I did everything I could to show that I wanted to be a Cowboy and wear the star on my helmet. I wanted to play in front of the best fans in sports and make this Americas [sic] team once again. The team my pops and I grew up cheering for way up in Harrisburg, PA. Unfortunately, I no longer want to be here," Parsons wrote in his post."I no longer want to held to close door negotiations without my agent present. I no longer want shots taken at me for getting injured while laying it on the line for the organization, our fans and my teammates. I no longer want narratives created and spread to the media about me. I had purposely stayed quiet in hopes of getting something done."COWBOYS STAR CEEDEE LAMB AMONG TEAMMATES TO EXPRESS SUPPORT FOR MICAH PARSONS FOLLOWING TRADE REQUESTParsons said he wanted to get a contract extension after his third season, when he was first eligible for such a deal, but the team had no interest. Parsons said he's "OK with that" and turned his attention to the 2024 season.However, once again, Parsons said there has been "radio silence" from the Cowboys in regard to any potential contract extension after last season."Yet still not a call email or text to my agent about starting a negotiation. Up to today, the team has not had a single conversation with my agent about starting a negotiation. Not one demand has been made by my agent about money years or anything else," Parsons wrote."I have made a tough decision I no longer want to play for the Dallas Cowboys. My trade request has been submitted to Stephen Jones personally," Parsons concluded his post.Parsons has been one of the premier pass-rushers since being selected with 12th overall pick in the 2021NFL Draftout of Penn State. Parsons has made the Pro Bowl in all four seasons of his career.In 63 career games, Parsons has 52.5 sacks with 172 solo tackles and nine forced fumbles. Last season, Parsons had 12 sacks in 13 games.While Jones might tell fans not to lose sleep over Parsons trade request, it would be hard to blame them if they did.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Kristin Davis revealed that one of her "Melrose Place" co-stars gave her the cold shoulder during the time they worked together on the hit '90s prime-time soap drama.During a recent appearance on "Hey Dude... The '90s Called!" podcast, the 60-year-old actress recalled that she "felt like I won the lottery" when she landed the role of the villainous Brooke Armstrong in the third season of "Melrose Place" from 1995 to 1996.However, the "Sex and the City" star told hosts Christine Taylor and David Lascher "there was never a moment of feeling confident" on the set of the Aaron Spelling-created series, and one cast member in particular was not very friendly to her."There were just so many, so many people [on set]," Davis said. "And I felt and I have obviously seen all these people since then, and so many of them are so lovely. But at the time ... it was competitive."KRISTIN DAVIS SLAMS MISOGYNIST CHATTER ABOUT AGING, HER APPEARANCE: I FEEL ANGRY"I had my friends within, like Marcia Cross and I were were close, which was wonderful," she continued. "But there was one, you know, she wouldn't speak to me. Like, she wouldn't speak to me."I never had scenes with her, so it wasn't an issue. But I say, like, 'Good morning,' [and she wouldn't respond]."Taylor noted she also had similar experiences with co-stars, especially during that "period of time" in which she recalled actors were wary of "anybody who could potentially threaten your job.""We've all been on sets where we've had that experience where it was like, 'Oh, I don't think that they love that I'm here, but I'm only here for like a guest star [role] or whatever, right?'" she said.The "Zoolander" star continued, "And sometimes they weren't the nicest on certain sets and other times wonderful, but I feel like it was a period of time. And then, I guarantee you now, 30 years out of it everyone looks back and is like, Oh my God, what an idiot I was."Davis explained she had "seen this person," who she did not name, since that time."She's very nice to me now," Davis said. "And sometimes I'm like, 'Does she remember that she was being not that nice to me?'"Davis said she took the opposite approach when she starred on "Sex and the City," describing herself as the "welcoming committee" when new actors joined the cast or made guest appearances."I tried to get out there quick and be like, Hi, because I remember that horrible feeling," Davis recalled. "It was scary."Despite her negative experience with one co-star, Davis shared that it was "amazing" to be part of "Melrose Place," though she was disappointed that her stint on the show was short.KRISTIN DAVIS SLAMS MISOGYNIST CHATTER ABOUT AGING, HER APPEARANCE: I FEEL ANGRY"Melrose was intimidating in, you know, so many ways, obviously," Davis said. "I mean, I grew up ... watching all the Dallas and Dynasty and blah blah blah.""So, it meant a lot to me to be on there," she added. "Obviously, it was just a job also. Like, at a certain point, you're like, 'I have won the lottery. Like, I have a job. I cannot believe it.'"You know, it's amazing, right, from a young actor perspective," she added. "And, I mean, as far as I know, I was gonna stay there. Like, I didn't know that I was only gonna be one season, which I believe was 32 episodes, which is insane to think about now."Davis' character was killed off in the episode "Devil in a Wet Dress" after she drowned in the Melrose Place pool after falling and hitting her head.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERDuring a February interview with People magazine, Davis revealed that she beat Hilary Swank for the role of Brooke in "Melrose Place.""It was Hilary Swank, myself and a girl named Meredith," Davis recalled of the final auditions for the part.Davis told the outlet she had been worried about her "very, very long hair" at the time since the other actresses on the show had shorter hair. She recalled that she considered cutting her hair but decided against it."I remember going in, and it was just the three of us, and everyone was very nice," Davis recalled. "It wasn't one of those, like, scary rooms, and then you go in one at a time.."And I remember Hilary came out, and she seemed so young, and she had kind of shorter hair and kind of sporty. And I was like, Uh-oh," she continued. "And then Meredith had longer hair also. I was like, 'Oh, good.'"Davis recalled that she and Meredith comforted Swank, who told them, "I totally blew it," after leaving the audition room."Obviously, she goes on to win two Oscars," Davis said of Swank with a laugh. "She did fine. She did fine."

The tag-team match between bitter rivals kicked off SummerSlam Night 1 Saturday night at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.Roman Reigns teamed with Jey Uso to take on Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed, who had Paul Heyman in their corner.Reigns and Uso picked up the victory over Breakker and Reed in a bruising match that saw some heavy hitting taking place.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMReigns was competing in his first match since Heyman betrayed him and CM Punk at WrestleMania 41 and aligned himself with Seth Rollins. Breakker and Reed have been in Rollins and Heymans group in the aftermath of WrestleMania. They have been on a tear since then.The match started with an all-out brawl as Reigns and Uso delivered the pain and took out their opponents. The former Bloodline members got a little too cocky and started to dance in the early goings, but Breakker broke it up and dragged Reigns to the outside. Uso went up top and hit a splash. Breaker and Reed soon got back in control of the match.Reed and Breakker went to work as Breakkers flying elbow knocked out Reigns on the outside."Im the man, not this piece of crap," Breakker declared as he continued his assault of the former world heavyweight champion.For a while, Reed and Breakker teamed up to cut the ring in half and take away any chance of Uso tagging in Reigns. Breakker continued to taunt Reigns through the first half of the match.Breakker then overextended himself. He had Uso outside the ring and hanging onto the Spanish announce table. He tried to hit Uso with a double knee jump but missed. Reed tried to stymie Uso but to no avail. Uso went for the tag, but Breakker and Reed both stopped Uso in the nick of time.SETH ROLLINS LOOMS LARGE AT SUMMERSLAM AMID POSSIBLE KNEE INJURYUso needed to dig deep and try to find a way to get to his tag-team partner. Uso nailed Reed with a DDT, got back to his feet and tagged in Reigns. The "Original Tribal Chief" went to work as Reed tagged in Breakker.Reigns pulled out all the stops. He threw Breakker out of the ring, ran off the far side of the ropes and hit a flipping dive over the ropes and onto Breakker and Reed.Reigns was in control, but even after two Superman Punches, Heymans team members were still in control.Uso tagged himself back into the match, but Reed and Breakker couldnt put the team away. Reed tried his own aerial maneuver, taking out Uso and Reigns with a suicide dive. The 330-pounder nearly took himself out on the dive.Breakker followed it up with a flying clothesline onto Reigns and over the Spanish announce table. But Reigns got his revenge moments later, avoiding another Breakker move and instead sending him through the barricade with a spear.Uso and Reigns even dug deep and hit the 1-D on Reed, but still the Australian superstar would kick out of a pin attempt.As Breakker tried to add more bruising battering to Uso, he set him up for a spear. But Reigns stepped in the way and took the brutal spear. Uso capitalized on Breakker fixating on Reigns for a split second and hit a superkick.Uso then hit Reed with a spear and an Uso Splash for the win.What's next for Breakker and Reed is unclear, but it's sure to be a letdown for Rollins, the figurehead of their dangerous alliance.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Senate on Saturday confirmed Jeanine Pirro, President Donald Trumps pick to serve as Washington D.C.s top prosecutor, as lawmakers failed to reach a deal to ram through dozens of the presidents nominees.The onetime New York judge and prosecutor and former Fox News host was one of the over 150 still outstanding nominees on the Senates calendar as Senate Republicans work to find a path forward to ram through Senate Democrats blockade of Trumps nominees, and part of a slew of picks to get a vote over the weekend.But just ahead of her confirmation vote, the path to a deal was derailed, and lawmakers opted to ram through just seven of Trumps nominees before heading home until September.RECESS ON ICE AS REPUBLICANS HUNKER DOWN FOR HIGH-STAKES NOMINEE BLITZPirro, who was confirmed by a 50-45 vote, will serve as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, a post she has held since May on an interim basis.Pirro previously served as the District Attorney in Westchester County, New York, for over a decade. Prior to that, she was on the bench as a judge in Westchester County in the early 1990s."Jeanine is incredibly well-qualified for this position, and is considered one of the Top District Attorneys in the History of the State of New York," Trump said when he nominated Pirro. "She is in a class by herself."HOMESICK GOP SENATORS MULL THROWING OUT THE RULES OVER STONEWALLING DEMSShe was not Trumps first pick for the job, however. His first choice, Ed Martin, failed to gain enough support among Republicans earlier this year. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., effectively tanked Martins nomination over concerns about his views on the Jan. 6, 2021 riot on Capitol Hill.And Pirros road to confirmation was not without its own hiccups and drama.GRASSLEY REBUKES TRUMP'S PRESSURE TO 'HAVE THE COURAGE' TO SPEED UP NOMINATIONSSenate Democrats have accused her of amplifying Trumps 2020 election fraud claims and defending him after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot during her time as a Fox News host, and warned that she would do the presidents bidding in her role as Washington D.C.s top prosecutor.During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last month, Democrats staged a walkout in protest of both her and U.S. District Judge Emil Bove, who was confirmed earlier this week in a tight, 50 to 49 vote. She later advanced out of committee on a party-line vote."Shes an election denialist, recklessly peddling President Trumps Big Lie despite even her own Fox News producers and executives warning her to reel it in," Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, D-Ill. and the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee said of Pirro.

Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Denzel Perryman remained behind bars Saturday after he was taken into custody on weapons charges, authorities said.Los Angeles Sheriffs deputies said multiple guns were discovered during a traffic stop Friday.At least two of the guns found are classified as assault weapons, according to law enforcement.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"On August 1, 2025, at 9:30 p.m., South Los Angeles Station deputies conducted a traffic stop on Los Angeles Chargers football player Denzel Perryman, 32, for vehicle code violations," the sheriff's department said in a statement."During the traffic stop, deputies discovered five firearms in Mr. Perryman's vehicle, two of which were assault-style rifles."The NFL veteran was cooperative with authorities during the traffic stop, according to an incident report.Perryman was booked on felony charges shortly after 10 p.m., records say. He is being held without bond at the South Los Angeles Sheriffs Station, the sheriff's department confirmed.FORMER NFL DEFENSIVE END GREG HARDY ARRESTED IN TEXAS FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT OF FAMILY MEMBERRon Butler, Perryman's agent, said the Pro Bowl defender was in contact with legal experts."Denzel and our team are still gathering information and working closely with legal counsel," Butler told ESPN. "While I can't speak to the details at this time, we're confident things will be handled appropriately through the legal process."Perryman is scheduled to appear at Inglewood Court Tuesday, the sheriffs department said."We are aware of a matter involving Denzel and are gathering information," the team said in a statement.Perryman played for the Chargers from 2017-20 and returned to the team in 2024. Perryman also had stints with the Houston Texans and the Las Vegas Raiders.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

CNN senior political data reporter Harry Enten marveled on Friday at how the Democratic Party has not only failed to find a new leader, but continues to disappoint voters.CNN News Central host Kate Bolduan spoke about former Vice President Kamala Harris breaking her recent silence by speaking in a lengthy interview with late-night host Stephen Colbert, Thursday. Bolduan observed that Harris spoke about her choice not to run for the governorship of California and left the door open for another presidential run in 2028.But Enten argued the Democrats search for a new leader is long from over, suggesting the party remains "historically divided" over the proper path forward to the point that they are "messier than a hoarders basement."KAMALA HARRIS REFUSES TO SAY WHO'S LEADING DEMOCRATIC PARTY WHEN PRESSED BY COLBERT"The water is quite warm. If youre a Democrat potentially thinking about running in 2028, jump right in, because at this point there is no frontrunner," Enten said."One of the reasons why there is no frontrunner," he said, "Nobody wants to put anybody up at the top of their ballot list because, at this particular point, the Democratic brand is in the basement."He continued by citing three very similar polls, suggesting the Democratic Party is perceived as "total and complete garbage in the mind of the American public. The Democratic Partys net favorable rating, record lows in all three. Wall Street Journal, 30 points underwater. CNN, 26 points underwater. Gallup, 26 points underwater."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURECLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPBut the driving force for those polls, he claimed, comes from within the Democratic base itself."That is being driven in large part by discontent within the Democratic base. The Democratic base wants something different," he said. "Well ultimately end up seeing who they choose. It will be quite the thing who ultimately gets the rose."

A Tennessee man faces numerous counts of attempted murder after allegedly trying to detonate explosives while law enforcement officers were apprehending him in his home, according to authorities.The Polk County Sheriffs Office said 54-year-old Kevin Wade ONeal was arrested Friday and charged with 11 counts of attempted first-degree murder for the attempted murders of nine detectives and deputies, 14 counts of possessing prohibited weapons and one count of possessing explosive components.Deputies and detectives went to ONeals home Friday to locate him because he had warrants for his arrest for threatening to kill public officials and law enforcement personnel in Polk County.When the detectives and deputies arrived, they contacted ONeal inside the home and placed him in custody.MANHATTAN BOMB PLOT FOILED AS FEDS CHARGE NY MAN WITH BUILDING, STASHING IEDS ACROSS CITYBut as they were apprehending ONeal, the officers noticed something smoldering inside the room where ONeal was found.The officers saw what they believed was an improvised explosive device (IED) inside the room and quickly evacuated.Once the home was evacuated, members of the Chattanooga Police Department Bomb Squad and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) responded and executed a search warrant at O'Neal's home. During the search, authorities say, they found 14 IEDs.VIRGINIA MAN WHO CHEERED 'POLITICAL ASSASSINATIONS' PLEADS GUILTY AFTER 150 PIPE BOMBS ARE SEIZED FROM HOMEA further investigation determined ONeal allegedly attempted to detonate the IEDs when officers arrived and while they were attempting to arrest him.ONeal was charged with nine counts of attempted first-degree murder for the alleged attempted murders of nine detectives and deputies who were at the home during his arrest.FEDERAL AGENTS THWART MAN'S EXPLOSIVE ALLEGED PLOT AGAINST OFFICERS DURING LA RIOTSHe also faces two additional counts of attempted first-degree murder for the attempted murders of two other people present at the time of his arrest.Additionally, ONeal faces 14 counts of prohibited weapons one for each IED and a single count of possession of explosive components.ONeal is being held at the Polk County Jail.

The future of the WWE womens division was on display at SummerSlam on Saturday night.Tiffany Stratton and Jade Cargill fought in a brutal slobber knocker for the WWE Womens Championship. Stratton came into the match with a reign of more than 200 days and Cargill came into the bout as the Queen of the Ring tournament winner. It was both competitors first SummerSlam appearance.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMStratton started with aerial assaults to try to takedown the powerhouse that is Cargill. She hit a suicide dive to the outside of the ring and hit a Swanton from the top rope. But she got too cute with her gymnastics maneuvers and Cargill caught her.Cargill went on the offensive after that, hitting a back drop and then later the Eye of the Storm. It looked like Cargill was going to take control but one Stratton counter and the champ was back in the drivers seat.WWE STAR SAYS SHE SUFFERED BREAST IMPLANT-RELATED INJURY IN RING: 'IT HAS MOVED'Both competitors were giving it their all. Forearm for forearm, slap for slap, both competitors seemingly were evenly matched. Cargill countered Stratton a Prettiest Moonsault Ever and hit Jaded. But Stratton got her foot on the ropes to thwart the pin count.Cargill brought Stratton up to the top rope in hoping to hit an even bigger Jaded. But Stratton countered and was able to hit her finisher.Stratton got the win and pinned Cargill to retain the title in the high-octane match.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.