Archaeologists in Turkey recently excavated the ruins of a millennia-old city, revealing a fifth-century Christian church with a message that hasn't been seen in over 1,000 years.The excavation took place at Olympus, an ancient Lycian port city in Turkeys Antalya province, according to Anadolu Agency (AA), a state-run news outlet in Ankara.The city has been excavated continuously since 2006, but during the recent season, archaeologists uncovered multiple mosaic floors, along with large storage jars called pithoi.ARCHAEOLOGISTS EXCAVATE ANCIENT WORKSHOP WITH UNFINISHED SCULPTURES ON GREEK ISLANDExcavator Gokcen Kurtulus Oztaskin, an associate professor at Pamukkale University, told AA that the site "continues to surprise us with its mosaics."The professor noted that "in 2017, 2022 and 2023, we discovered richly decorated mosaic floors at the sites we worked on. This year, we uncovered and restored the floor mosaics of Church No. 1."The most striking discovery was an inscription found at Church No. 1's entrance.Oztaskin translated the message as: "Only those on the righteous path may enter here."ANCIENT CHRISTIAN TOMB COMPLEX REVEALED BENEATH RUBBLE FROM SYRIA'S CIVIL WAROlympus was abandoned by the 12th century meaning the inscription has not been seen since.The mosaics also featured vegetable motifs, a common artistic element of the era.The names of benefactors were also visible on the mosaics, indicating that an affluent class once flourished in Olympus.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERExcavators also found a newly uncovered building that resembles a temple, though more work will be done to determine its age and function.Olympus was in use for several centuries. It still bears some remnants of Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine architecture.Archaeologists have uncovered multiple churches, a bridge and an entrance complex.They also found the Bishops Palace, the Antimakhos sarcophagus and the Lycian Marcus Aurelius Archepolis Monumental Tomb.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleThe discoveries come on the heels of several recent breakthroughs in early Christian archaeology.Earlier this spring, an archaeologist uncovered an ancient Christian settlement in Jordan known as Tharais.Last year, historians unveiled the earliest-known evidence of Christianity north of the Alps, in the form of a silver inscription.

An officer sued by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser for allegedly sharing information with federal immigration agents in violation of state law continues to be under investigation, but he could face a hefty fine."The complaint filed against the deputy is a civil lawsuit (not criminal). Violations of these laws can result in an injunction and civil penalties up to $50,000," Lawrence Pacheco, director of communications at the Colorado Attorney Generals Office, said in an email to Fox News Digital Friday.Mesa County Sheriff's Deputy Alexander Zwinckand another deputy were disciplined by the sheriffs office for allegedly sharing information with federal immigration agents on a drug task force during a Brazilian college student's arrest for an expired visa, according to The Associated Press.COLORADO DEPUTIES VIOLATED NEW STATE LAW WHEN SHARING INFORMATION WITH FEDERAL IMMIGRATION AGENTSMesa County Sheriff Todd Rowell said Caroline Dias-Goncalves, a 19-year-old nursing student, was pulled over by Zwinck for a traffic stop June 5 after she was allegedly driving too close to a semi-truck. While Dias-Goncalves was released with a warning after about 20 minutes, federal immigration agents stopped her and arrested her shortly after.Zwinck was placed on three weeks of unpaid leave, and Erik Olson was placed on two weeks of unpaid leave, Rowell said in a statement. Both were removed from the task force.Two supervisors were also disciplined, with one suspended without pay for two days and another receiving a letter of reprimand. A third supervisor received counseling.FLORIDA AG REFUSES TO BACK DOWN AFTER CONTEMPT RULING IN STATE IMMIGRATION LAW BATTLECLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGE"Based on our findings, the Mesa County Sheriffs Office should not have had any role in the chain of events leading to Miss Dias-Goncalvess detention, and I regret that this occurred. I apologize to Miss Dias-Goncalves," Mesa County Sheriff Todd Rowell said in a statement on Wednesday."I have pushed for collaboration with state and federal partners to solve crime in our community. In the area of drug interdiction, HSI has been our primary federal law enforcement partner. Although discussions were had with HSI supervision in the months preceding this incident to ensure my deputies would not be involved in immigration enforcement, the administrative review showed that those lines of collaboration were crossed."Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed legislation earlier this year that prevents local governments from sharing immigration information with immigration officials at the federal level.'OBEY THE LAW': CONSERVATIVE FIREBRAND TORCHES BLUE STATE IMMIGRATION POLICIES AMID MAJOR LAWSUIT"Basically, this new law gives a narrow exception for Colorado law enforcement to cooperate with the federal government if ICE or the Department of Homeland Security asks for assistance in a particular crime investigation," Kristi Burton Brown, executive vice president of Advance Colorado, wrote in an email to Fox News Digital."However, there is an absolute ban on local law enforcement proactively notifying DHS if they discover that a violent criminal or repeat felon is here illegally. If they report to ICE anyway, they will face a $50,000 fine."The law preventing law enforcement from cooperating with the federal government in many circumstances was blasted by Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Colo., a former police officer."As a former cop, I know firsthand how Colorados sanctuary laws have flipped the switch on crime, handcuffing cops instead of criminals. Let me be clear: our states leftist laws dont prioritize public safety, they prioritize political games," Evans posted to X.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to a disturbing new Hamas propaganda video showing 24-year-old Israeli hostage Evyatar David severely emaciated and digging what he said was his own grave."The cruelty of Hamas has no boundaries," Netanyahu said in a statement. "While the State of Israel is allowing the entry of humanitarian aid to the residents of Gaza, the terrorists of Hamas are deliberately starving our hostages and document them in a cynical and evil manner.""The entire world must take a stand in a clear message against the criminal Nazi abuse perpetrated by the Hamas terror organization," Netanyahu added.The office of the Israeli prime minister said Saturday that Netanyahu had spoken "at length" with the families of David and another hostage, Rom Braslavski, who was recently seen in similar condition. Netanyahu "expressed profound shock over the materials distributed by the terror organizations Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad." According to his office, the prime minister told the families "that the efforts to return all our hostages are ongoing, and will continue constantly and relentlessly."FREED AMERICAN-ISRAELI HOSTAGE DETAILS STARVATION AND ABUSE BY HAMAS AS FAMILIES PUSH TRUMP FOR DEALHis office said Netanyahu also "conveyed, in his wife Sara's name, a great embrace to the families, telling them that she is heartbroken over the unbearable videos."In one video released by the terror group and made public Friday, a shirtless David is seen crossing off dates on a calendar and digging the grave in a tunnel barely as tall as he is.In a statement released through the Hostages Families Forum Headquarters, David's family said they were forced to watch their beloved son and brother "deliberately and cynically starved in Hamass tunnels in Gaza a living skeleton, buried alive.""The deliberate starvation of our son as part of a propaganda campaign is one of the most horrifying acts the world has seen," the family said.David's brother, Ilay, spoke at a massive rally demanding a ceasefire and hostage release deal in Tel Aviv over the weekend.TRUMP BOASTS HE 'STOPPED ABOUT FIVE WARS' WHILE OPENING NEW SCOTLAND GOLF COURSE, VOWS TO WORK WITH NETANYAHU"They are on the absolute brink of death. In their current, unimaginable condition, they may have only days left to live," Ilay told the crowd in Hostages Square. "Hamas is using Evyatar in one of the most horrific and calculated campaigns of cruelty imaginable. A live hunger experiment. They are starving him deliberately, systematically, using his agonizing suffering as a twisted tool for depraved propaganda.""This is not just a violation of international law," he said. "It is a brutal, barbaric assault on every shred of basic human decency. It's an act so vile it scars the very soul of humanity." The U.S. and Israel pulled their negotiators from Doha, Qatar, two weeks ago as ceasefire and hostage-release talks with Hamas reached a standstill.On Friday, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee and Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff met with Netayahu in Israel before spending several hours in Gaza inspecting food distribution centers amid hunger concerns.Witkoff said they spent over five hours inside Gaza "level-setting the facts on the ground, assessing conditions," and meeting with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and other agencies.He said the purpose of the visit was to give President Donald Trump "a clear understanding of the humanitarian situation and help craft a plan to deliver food and medical aid to the people of Gaza."Chapin Fay, a spokesperson for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, said the visit reflected Trump's understanding of the stakes and that "feeding civilians, not Hamas, must be the priority."Fox News' Yael Kuriel and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

Reality TV stars Sean and Catherine Lowe are addressing the Ozempic craze in Hollywood, labeling the movement "triggering" and "hard to watch."The former "Bachelor" stars have found an alternative route when it comes to wellness. Sean and Catherine spoke to Fox News Digital about the new fitness habits they've created and their commitment to healthy Atkins recipes."We're inundated with [the Ozempic] messaging, and it's really hard, because we just don't know what's going to happen in the long term," Catherine said. "But we've seen that consistency and doing things more considerately about your wellness and making habits be part of your life that you're not going to see things instantly, but if you are consistent over a period of time, you're gonna be healthier."And so, Sean always talks about, just consistency is so important. And I think we are so prone to taking an easy route, but there are other options out there ... I think there's a lot of restriction, too."BROOKE BURKE SAYS OZEMPIC CAUSES TERRIBLE METABOLIC ISSUES, WARNS AGAINST TRYING TO 'CHEAT THE SYSTEMShe added: "It's been hard to watch the Ozempic craze. It's been, I'm sure, triggering for a lot of people, but there's a healthier route, and I think if you're willing to stay on track at something for a longer period of time, you'll see probably a healthier lifestyle in general."Sean and Catherine, who have partnered with Atkins for a healthier lifestyle, shared that they focus on walking after meals, going to the gym and consistency to stay on track with their goals."[You] try to go to the gym every day, and then you try to make really smart choices, which Atkins helps us do," Sean explained. "But I think where people get in trouble is when it's like all or nothing, 100 miles an hour, really strict, oppressive diet that you know is not gonna last.""And doing the same in the gym, just going way too hard, way too fast," he added. "And it's just, it's not built for longevity. So, for me, it's consistently making good choices, consistently going to the gym, being active, things like that."DENISE AUSTIN'S SECRET TO ROCKING A BIKINI BETTER AT 68 THAN HER 30SAPP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE INSTAGRAM POSTSean and Catherine first met on season 17 of "The Bachelor." The two ended the show with an engagement and later married in a televised ceremony in 2014.After 11 years of marriage, the two don't believe their marriage has any spark left. Instead, Sean and Catherine joked they enjoy a "consistent fun simmer.""We met in such an unconventional way, and what attracted me to her the most was just this energy and this playfulness that she has," Sean said. "And I think we still have that 11 years later. Like, we're constantly just being playful with one another and acting like kids who are in love, right?"WATCH: 'Bachelor' couple says it's 'hard to watch the Ozempic craze'Catherine added: "We're just best friends, and we spend a ridiculous amount of time together. So, you know, most people, if they are away from each other for most of the day, you want to spend quality time with them. But we like literally disperse it throughout every single day. We're always together. And so we're just best friends, and we do everything together.""It's less of like quality time and a concentrated effort. It's more, this is who I wanna be with all the time."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSAfter meeting on reality television, the two chose to build a family together. The couple share two sons, Samuel and Isaiah, along with their daughter, Mia.Sean and Catherine pointed to their commitment to authenticity when it comes to how they've navigated the spotlight while raising their children."Honestly, I feel like we both at the onset of whatever fame this is we really just stayed true to ourselves," Catherine said. "So, the pressure isn't super high. We just live life and happen to have a platform."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERFor the couple, it's been "really easy" to show up online authentically because of their supportive followers who have grown from "Bachelor" fans into an online community."From the beginning, we've just shared authentic pictures and videos of us and our kids and having fun and things like that," Sean noted. "It's been really neat to see the people who watched us, what was that, 12 years ago, and then they became followers. And they've just kind of been on this journey with us for 12 years. And so, to answer your question more directly, it's been really easy because I think more times than not the people who follow us are just really supportive and kind and have nice things to say. And sometimes we share difficult things in our lives, and people offer support and encouragement. So for us, it's kind of natural and easy. And it's also been rewarding to, you know, have such good feedback from followers on social media."

Regular exercise is known to benefit physical and mental health but there has been some debate about whether pursuing physical improvement could conflict with Christian principles.Some have cautioned that putting too much focus on fitness could veer into "idol worship," which is when another pursuit surpasses devotion to God.In the book "Counterfeit Gods: The Empty Promises of Money, Sex, and Power and the Only Hope that Matters," author Tim Keller defines an idol as "anything more important to you than God, anything that absorbs your heart and imagination more than God, anything you seek to give you what only God can give."According to some points of view, that could even include exercise.FORGET 10,000 STEPS RESEARCH REVEALS THE REAL NUMBER YOU NEED FOR BETTER HEALTHOthers like Hunter Sprague, a Christian bodybuilder and father of three in Texas take a different perspective.After spending time in Christian ministry, Sprague tapped into his personal passion for exercise and strength-building to launch Monolith Movement, a coaching and mentorship platform that helps men balance faith and fitness.In an on-camera interview with Fox News Digital, Sprague described physical health as a form of spiritual stewardship, which is reflected in 1 Corinthians in the New Testament: "Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit ... therefore honor God with your body." (See part of the interview in the video at the top of this article.)SIMPLE JAPANESE FITNESS TREND COULD ADD 7 YEARS TO LIFE EXPECTANCY, EXPERTS SAYSprague acknowledged that in Gnosticism a set of ancient religious beliefs that emerged around the 1st and 2nd centuries AD followers believed that the physical body and the material world "just didnt matter.""If you're going to be saved, be enlightened, you have to kind of ascend the body," he said of the belief. "Its this mindset that it's all about my heart, and my body doesn't matter."Over time, Sprague was able to strike a balance between his commitment to physical fitness and his devotion to his faith."Our bodies matter, our physical material world matters it was created," he said, noting that the physical form is a critical part of who we are designed to be."That is the natural created order if the Lord didn't desire for you to have a body, you wouldnt have one.""I think the Lord kind of used fitness to illuminate a lot of this to me," Sprague went on. "I can't just live a mental faith there has to be some experiential power that goes along with it."In his view, exercise and fitness are a form of embracing the control the "agency" that the Lord has given us over our bodies."This is primarily a matter of stewardship," Sprague said. "How are you stewarding the fact that you have a functioning body? How are you stewarding the fact that you've been given all of these tools and resources and abilities?""What are you doing with it for the benefit of others, for your benefit, as you seek to love the Lord and delight in him, and have that sense of peace and hope and resilience?"In his own personal fitness routine, Sprague said he focuses on a mix of strength training and cardio."For a lot of people, fitness equates to just weight loss, but if you're losing weight without building muscle, you're shooting yourself in the foot," he told Fox News Digital.Strength training is "absolutely crucial" for Americans right now, the expert said, as many people are "overweight and under-muscled."Sprague spends three to four days a week in the gym lifting weights and using cable machines."It's the hard part, it's the slow burn. It doesn't happen by accident," he said. "Its just pushing myself week after week, competing against myself."EXERCISE PROGRAM REDUCES COMMON CANCER RECURRENCE AND BOOSTS SURVIVALFor cardio, Sprague recommends finding opportunities to keep moving and to increase daily steps."You'll see a massive difference between 2,000 or 4,000 steps and doubling that to 8,000 or 10,000," he said. "And if you can go up from there, the more the merrier."Walking is an "easy barrier to entry," he said, and is very good for brain health and digestion.In addition to alternating between walking and sprinting, Sprague recommends finding other ways to stay active in day-to-day life."Just more activity that's coupled with something you enjoy is really helpful," he said.ZONE 2 TRAINING: THE TRENDING WORKOUT THAT BURNS FAT WITHOUT INTENSE EXERCISEIn terms of nutrition, Sprague focuses on what he calls "modular eating," including a few lean proteins, fibrous vegetables and a handful of carbs.If hes trying to achieve a particular goal, he carefully tracks his food intake to get "absolute clarity" into how hes doing.When it comes to supplements, Sprague said he keeps it "very, very simple.""I do creatine and monohydrate every day. I'll utilize protein powders to reach my protein target with minimal calories."For anyone looking to honor their body and also honor the Lord, Sprague said its important to recognize that the physical being matters, but that it will never be the main source of happiness or peace."Its hard to be satisfied, its hard to get to a place where you're like, I'm done, I made it," Sprague said. "There's always going to be this sense of, There's more to go, theres more to do.""My identity, my worth, my value, isn't wrapped up in what I achieve physically rather, this process is just a joy in itself."In the pursuit of greater physical fitness, Sprague said its essential to "notice God's goodness" in all of it."Its a means of grace that the Lord designed endorphins for you he designed dopamine for you," he noted. "He designed the feeling of accomplishment you get when you lift something or run a little bit farther or have a really good day with your food that's not inconsequential."Setting specific goals and making a plan to achieve them is the most effective path to success, according to the expert.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"Just get some momentum and start putting one foot in front of the other," Sprague advised."It all comes down to time and effort. Put some pressure on yourself, set some deadlines and just go do it because the thinking, considering and mulling it over will get you absolutely nowhere," he went on.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/health"And the more you bring the Lord into this and notice His goodness in it, the better it goes."

If you're planning to breeze through airport security using TSA PreCheck, you should first check the URL. The TSA just posted an urgent warning on Facebook reminding travelers to use only the official government site when signing up for PreCheck.The post says,"Signing up for TSA PreCheck? Make sure you're using a safe and trusted .gov website" and includes this official link, tsa.gov/precheck.Why the warning? Because scammers are out in full force, hoping to trick busy travelers into handing over personal information, and even money, by posing as TSA PreCheck.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERSOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION PHISHING SCAM TARGETS RETIREESScammers have created fake emails and websites that look exactly like TSA PreCheck. They send these phishing emails to people who are eager to skip airport security lines. The messages urge you to click a link, enroll fast and pay the fee.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?But here's the problem. You're not signing up for anything legitimate. You're giving your data, and possibly your credit card, to a scammer. Even worse, you may not find out until you're standing at the airport, expecting a smoother journey that never comes.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) also issued a warning to help travelers spot the scam before it's too late. Here are the key steps and our recommendations to stay safe.Always start your application at tsa.gov/precheck. Type the URL directly into your browser. Never trust a link from an unexpected email or text.Avoid clicking on links in emails or texts you weren't expecting, even if they look polished and professional. Scammers are getting better at impersonating trusted sources. A strong antivirus can flag phishing emails and block malicious websites before you click. It's an essential line of defense, especially when scammers are spoofing trusted organizations like the TSA.Get my picks for the best 2025 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices atCyberGuy.com/LockUpYourTechIf this is your first time applying, you pay the fee in person at a TSA enrollment center. Anyone asking you to pay online during first-time enrollment is a scammer.Note: TSA will not reimburse applicants who attempt to enroll in TSA PreCheck through a fraudulent website.Scammers often rush you. If someone pressures you to pay quickly or click now, walk away.Personal data removal services can help remove your personal information from data broker sites. That reduces the chance of scammers targeting you in the first place. While no service promises to remove all your data from the internet, having a removal service is great if you want to constantly monitor and automate the process of removing your information from hundreds of sites continuously over a longer period of time.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERECheck out my top picks for data removal services and get a free scan to find out if your personal information is already out on the web by visiting Cyberguy.com/DeleteGet a free scan to find out if your personal information is already out on the web:Cyberguy.com/FreeScanUse MFA for any accounts tied to your travel plans, like your email, airline apps or identity verification services. If scammers do get access, MFA adds an extra layer of protection.Before entering any personal details, make sure the site starts with "https://" and ends with ".gov"-not ".com" or ".org." Secure and official sites matter.If something feels off, report it to ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Even if you're unsure, your report could help stop the next scam.Getting TSA PreCheck should make travel easier, but only if you do it the right way. The real process is simple, but scammers are exploiting people's urgency. That's why it's essential to slow down, double-check links and start at the official government site. Remember:No one enjoys long TSA lines. PreCheck is a valuable tool, but only if you protect yourself from scammers posing as the TSA. The official government site is your safest bet. Stay alert. Bookmark tsa.gov/precheck. Share this with a friend who's traveling soon.Have you ever second-guessed a link that seemed just a little too convenient? Let us know by writing to us atCyberguy.com/ContactSign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERCopyright 2025 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

Ty Burrell played the ultimate dad, Phil Dunphy, on the hit television sitcom, "Modern Family."Shortly after the popular show wrapped, Burrell and wife Holly packed up their lives in Los Angeles for the opportunity to raise their daughters in Utah.Burrell, 57, now says he has no regrets about moving away from Hollywood for a quieter life in Salt Lake City.MODERN FAMILY STAR ARIEL WINTER FLED LA TO ESCAPE TRAUMA FROM CHILDHOOD STARDOM"It's just been spectacular," Burrell told People magazine about his family's new lifestyle in Utah."We moved here right after ['Modern Family'] ended, and I don't have any regrets. It's been lovely and a great place to raise the kids.""The Good Life" voice actor admitted he is "itching" to get back in front of the camera, but for now, his voiceover work enables more time for activities, despite growing up without a love of the great outdoors."My parents weren't really those kinds of people," Burrell confessed."So at first, when we moved here, it almost felt like cosplay, like we were pretending to be people who were outdoorsy, and now we really truly love it."Burrell isn't the only "Modern Family" star who left the City of Angels after the series wrapped in 2020.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSBurrell's co-star Ariel Winter also ditched Hollywood for a quieter life after negative comments about her body took a toll on her self-esteem."It was just everywhere," she told People magazine. "It was every headline I read about myself, like, grown people writing articles about me saying how I looked terrible or pregnant or like a fat s---. I mean, I was 14. It totally damaged my self-esteem.""I understood what it was like to be hated," Winter added. "No matter what I was going through, I was a target. It made it very difficult to look at myself in the mirror and go, I love this version of me.'"Winter's childhood wasn't only marred by the harsh lights of Hollywood. The young actress was allegedly abused by her mother, who has denied the allegations.At the age of 14, Winter was placed with her sister, Shanelle Gray, after being removed from her home by Child Protective Services."I went on to have a great rest of my teenage years thanks to being under her custody," Winter told the outlet.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTEREric Stonestreet, known for his role on the show as Cameron Tucker, confessed last year that Hollywood life isnt all its cut out to be.After working on the popular sitcom for 11 seasons, Stonestreet, 53. left Los Angeles to head back to his home in Kansas City."What I realized it does is it highlights everything great about our business, the entertainment business," Stonestreet shared on "In Depth with Graham Bensinger.""And it highlights all the douchebaggery of our business. It amplifies it. Because Im here, Im dealing with people from here Im going into the store and having all these authentic, real moments."He continued, "Then I go to Hollywood and youre reminded of some of the types of people that you deal with."While the Kansas City native moved to Los Angeles to jump-start his acting career, he added there were some perks to living in Hollywood."But then youre also offered fruit on a big board," he emphasized. "Would you like some lychee and kiwi, sir? Its like, oh, yeah, this is whats great about Hollywood. So, its really fun. It just amplifies it. Its like, leaving [Kansas City] and going back and doing something is almost more fun than it was living there, doing it."Stonestreet starred alongside co-stars Ed O'Neill, Sofia Vergara, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Julie Bowen, Sarah Hyland and more.When asked if he thinks the ship "sailed in terms of a Modern Family spin-off," Stonestreet replied, "I dont think its potential anymore.""Well, they had their chance. Chris Lloyd and a couple of the writers wrote a really great script that spun Jesse and I off in our life in Missouri, and they said, No. They just said, We dont want to do it."Fox News Digital's Lauryn Overhultz and Stephanie Giang-Paunon contributed to this report.

New York Yankees star Jazz Chisholm Jr. took heat on social media on Saturday over a head-scratching baserunning blunder against his former team, the Miami Marlins.Chisholm was on first base in the top of the second inning with Paul Goldschmidt up at bat. The Yankees batter popped up to Marlins second baseman Xavier Edwards. Chisholm was too far off first base and got caught napping.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMEdwards then threw the ball to first for the inning-ending double play.Chisholm was criticized by the Yankees announcers during the broadcast as well as fans on social media for the brain fart. Yankees manager Aaron Boone also received some backlash on social media."What was Chisholm thinking?" Yankees play-by-play man Michael Kay asked.GIANTS' HELIOT RAMOS SUFFERS MIND-BOGGLING BASERUNNING MISTAKE IN LOSS TO PIRATES: 'MENTAL ERROR'Color commentator Paul ONeill was left in shock, saying, "What is going on?"Boone and first base coach Travis Chapman also had an animated conversation in the dugout.Chishlom said afterward he wouldnt have changed anything, adding that he was trying to be aggressive on the basepaths by forcing Edwards to possibly make an error."I was just trying to be aggressive, already playing with both the middle infielders out there," he said, via The Athletic. "I saw something that I thought they were going to do. He deked it like he was going to do it. He didnt do it. Still trying to be aggressive because I played here before. I know how the field plays. Sometimes you get aggressive and you get caught up and you make an out."Boone said he didnt think about taking Chisholm out of the game.New York lost the game, 2-0. The Yankees only mustered up two hits on Miami. Chisholm was 0-for-2 with a walk and a strikeout.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Radio host Charlamagne Tha God threw some cold water on the idea of former Vice President Kamala Harris running for president in 2028, and urged the Democratic Party to throw the old regime "under the bus.""I don't personally know if I would run for president, if I was her, and, if she does, she has toget a real connection with the people. I think that's something that she's always been missing," he said during Fox News' "My View."Charlamagne sat for an exclusive interview with Fox News host Lara Trump on Saturday, days after Harris revealed she would not be running to be California's next governor."If you look at from 2020 to now, whenever you see her, it always seems like it's transactional, right? Like she ran for president. Soshe was trying to get people's attention for that. Then she became vice president, then she became the actual nominee. People have never seen the VP just out having a conversation, doing what she says she wants to do right there, which is just being of service to the people in that way. I think she just needs to establish a real connection with the people," the radio host continued.KAMALA HARRIS SCOLDS 'PILING ON' AGAINST JOE BIDEN WHEN ASKED ABOUT SEPARATING HERSELF DURING 2024 CAMPAIGNCharlamagne told the Democratic Party to throw the old regime "completely under the bus.""Whoever is going to be leading the party moving forward, whoever says that they're going to be the face of the party, moving forward. You got to be willing to throw that old regime we just saw under the bus," he said, before pointing to CNN host Jake Tapper and Axios reporter Alex Thompson's book, "Original Sin," and calling out the Biden administration."Sowhen a lie of that magnitude is told and not just a lie that we all read about, a lie that we saw with our own ears and heard with our own eyes. And then President Biden dropped out when it was way too late. When you see that happen, you've got to be willing to throw that old regime completely under the bus and say, Hey, I am presenting something totally new," he continued.He also suggested that Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart run on the Democratic ticket in 2028.CHARLAMAGNE GRILLS ERIC SWALWELL ON WHY DEMS SHOULD BE TRUSTED AFTER THEY 'LIED TO US SO LONG' ABOUT BIDEN"I would love to see Jon Stewart run in 2028. If we're talking about like a change agent coming from the outside, that's really going to shake things up and somebody that I feel like can speak to, you know, all people, plus we actually, he's a celebrity who actually knows what they're talking about, we've seen him get legislation and stuff passed before, like, we know where his heart is, he'd be somebody I'd like to see really get in the race and disrupt things in 2028," he said.Charlamagne then added, "maybe a Jon Stewart-Colbert ticket, because, you know, Colbert's not going to have a job."The liberal radio host also suggested the nominee would be a Democratic governor, pointing to Gov. Josh Shapiro, D-Pa., and Gov. Wes Moore, D-Md.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREDuring Charlamagne's radio show this week, he suggested Harris could be a leader of the Democratic Party, but said he wasn't sure about her running again."I don't know if she should run again, but I definitely would like to see her write a book. I definitely would like to, you know, see her start a podcast and just build a real connection with people, you know, and she is - I mean relatively young," Charlamagne said. "I just don't know what's going to happen in 2028, man. I just think Democrats suck so bad. I don't - I don't know."

A man attending a recent Major League Soccer game claimed his choice of attire resulted in him being "asked to leave" the sporting event, according to a video posted on social media.The man, who identified himself in the video as Michael Weitzel, was seen wearing a red "Make America Great Again" hat at Energizer Park, St. Louis City SC's home stadium."I am Michael Weitzel and I have been asked to leave because of the Donald Trump hat," he states in the video during an exchange with security personnel and law enforcement officers.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMA member of the venue's security team responded by saying "they're non-political here they don't want any kind of political" messaging.Weitzel responded by pointing toward a section of fans holding flags and suggesting the items were inherently political. But, the security staff quickly clarified by saying, "Those were pre-approved."Rules at Energizer Park stated that political banners were not allowed in the stadium. It doesn't mention anything about hats.Weitzel then questioned whether the policies were applied evenly. After the personnel assured Weitzel of the equal enforcement of the rules, he said he was "being threatened with arrest," before seeking confirmation that he was "being evicted from the premises."CHIEFS' JAMES WINCHESTER SHOWS OFF MAGA HAT AFTER OVERTIME WIN VS BUCSAs Weitzel made his way to the concourse area, he claimed, "Trump is not welcome in St. Louis City SC Club."One of the security staffers suggested he could return to his seat if he removed his hat. "If you take the hat off you can go back in.""If I take the hat off I can go back in?" Weitzel replied. He quickly took off his hat, but someone off camera informed him, "We are way past that point." Weitzel then placed the hat back on his head."It is not his fault. He is just following the rules," he said in reference to one of the security workers. "So this is what happens when you wear a Donald Trump hat at a St. Louis City SC game."St. Louis City SC did not release any public statements on Saturday about the incident. The team enters Sunday in the No. 14 spot in the MLS Western Conference.Fox News Digital reached out to St. Louis City SC for comment.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.