A Revolutionary War-era home tied to a Founding Father is for sale in historic downtown Boston but one detail remains under wraps.The property, called the Ebenezer Hancock House, was built in 1767. The building is located at 10 Marshall Street in the city's tourist-heavy Blackstone Block Historic District.The house sits right on Boston's Freedom Trail and boasts proximity to Faneuil Hall, Haymarket and North Station. It's also a short walk from the North End, a bustling tourist hotspot.DESCENDANTS OF BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL FIGHTERS TELL ABOUT UNSUNG FAMILY HEROESLuxury real estate company LandVest says the building is the last surviving Boston property tied to John Hancock. The Founding Father owned the house before transferring the title to his brother Ebenezer for whom the house is now named.The three-story house still maintains Georgian-era interior details, although it was expanded in the 1970s. It is now in use as a law office."[It] remains the only vernacular structure dating to the mid-1700s to survive in central Boston," the firm's website states.The listing added, "It is reportedly the site where Ebenezer Hancock, deputy paymaster of the Continental Army and John Hancocks younger brother, stored 2 million silver crowns, loaned by the French government, prior to disbursement to the troops."MYSTERIOUS 18TH-CENTURY WARSHIP UNEARTHED AT GROUND ZERO SITE GETS NEW HOMEDave Killen, a commercial real estate broker with LandVest, told Fox News Digital the listing is aimed at commercial buyers, rather than residential ones."We are actively looking for a buyer who loves the history and the location, and who will embrace their role as a steward of this Boston landmark site with enthusiasm," the broker said."Given the propertys location in the heart of the Blackstone Block, this likely means an owner occupant for office, retail or mixed use."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERYet one mystery remains.The asking price is a closely held secret, available only to serious buyers. Killen declined to share the price with Fox News Digital.But the property is one of a kind and the broker said similar listings are "extremely rare" on the Boston market."This is the first time in approximately 50 years the property has been available for sale," he said."The current owners, who have been conscientious stewards of the site, acquired the property in 1976 and helped facilitatethe landmark designation."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleAbove all, Killen noted that the property "may have one of the best untold stories for a historical site in downtown Boston.""The Freedom Trail is literally steps from the front door, and I think because the site has been owned and occupied by a law firm of some discretion for the last 50 years, the historicalauthenticityof this property may be less widely understood than that of some of its more famous peers," the broker said."We are gratefulthat the story of 10 Marshall Street is being told," he added."And we are excited to see what this new chapter brings."

Tragedy struck the Japanese boxing world as two boxers died from injuries suffered in their fights that were on the same exact card.Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa, both 28, each suffered brain injuries that resulted in their untimely deaths.Kotari collapsed shortly after completing a 12-round draw against Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation junior lightweight champion Yamato Hata on Aug. 2.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe underwent emergency brain surgery for a subdural hematoma a condition where blood collects between the brain and skull but died on Friday.Urakawa suffered a knockout loss to Yoji Saito, and he, too, had to undergo a brain operation, a craniotomy, in an attempt to save his life.JAKE PAUL HIRES ELON MUSK'S FORMER ATTORNEY TO GO AFTER CRITICS MAKING STAGED FIGHT CLAIMS"We extend our deepest condolences to the families, friends, and the Japanese boxing community during this incredibly difficult time," the World Boxing Organization said on social media.In response, the Japanese Boxing Commission has announced all OPBF title bouts will now be reduced from 12 rounds to 10.Earlier this year, Irish boxer John Cooney died a week after being taken into intensive care following his Celtic super-featherweight title defeat to Nathan Howells in Belfast.A boxer from Nigeria also died after collapsing in the ring during a fight in April.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore suffered a devastating injury on the first play of his preseason appearance after he missed the entire 2024 season with a knee injury.Moore appeared in the Vikings 20-10 win over the Houston Texans. He checked into the game as a punt returner and when he received the ball he was tackled by Texans linebacker Jamal Hill as he ran out of bounds.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe athletic cart came out for Moore and he was taken to the locker room. He placed a towel over his head as emotions ran high."It's one of the most painful things for me as a head coach when I feel that emotion," Vikings head coach Kevin OConnell said, via ESPN. "I make a life out of trying to leave others better than I found them. In that situation, there is nothing I can do, which is the worst feeling as a coach. So you just consult with him and make sure that he knows he's not going to be alone."OConnell described the knee injury as "pretty significant."EX-NBA PLAYER MAKES SHEDEUR SANDERS-LEBRON JAMES COMPARISON AFTER QB'S PRESEASON DEBUTMoore only played in eight games in 2022 when he was with the Arizona Cardinals as he battled a hamstring issue. He signed with the Atlanta Falcons in 2024 and suffered a season-ending knee injury in training camp.He joined the Vikings this past March, but he may be out for the season once again.The Vikings are loaded with wide receivers trying to make the team and become the No. 2 behind Justin Jefferson before Jordan Addison sits out due to a suspension to start the year.Fifteen different players were targeted in the preseason game as Sam Howell, Max Brosmer, J.J. McCarthy and Brett Rypien got reps at quarterback.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul once lieutenant governor under Andrew Cuomo said Sunday she has identified "areas of alignment" with democratic socialist New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani."Fox News Sunday" host Shannon Bream asked Hochul if she supported Mamdani, who is now running against Cuomo and others, after noting how the candidate praised her for hosting Texas Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to deter a GOP redistricting plan."We still have many differences. I don't know how you whitewash that away," Hochul said. "He can agree with me, and many people agree with, and I think it's not just Democrats who say New Yorkers stand up for our rights. We do that. It's what we're hardwired to do. We're fighters. I'm a mom from Buffalo. I guess they're not used to taking on a mom from Buffalo, perhaps."CUOMO SUPPORTERS LOOK TO WEALTHY ENCLAVE TO TAKE DOWN MAMDANI: REPORT"There's many areas of disagreement, but also there's areas of alignment, including affordability," the governor added of Mamdani. "You know, his election touched a nerve. And people said, you know what, we're just not getting ahead. And the Trump policies that were promised to lift people up, reduce costs, not touch Medicaid, make sure that tariffs create jobs, none of that happened. So there is this sense of we need some change now."As governor, Hochul said she's worked with two different mayors of New York City already, and she'll continue to "work with whomever the voters want me to, and I'll make it work."GOV. HOCHUL DODGES ON WHETHER SHE'LL ENDORSE ZOHRAN MAMDANI"I will make it work out because I'm not going to go to war with the 8 million residents of New York that I also represent, so my job is to calm things down," Hochul said. "Let's see what the election results are, but people have to recognize that candidate for mayor has also touched a nerve and we need to be responsive to that. So I'm aligned with him that we need to start finding ways to make life more affordable for New Yorkers."Hochul assumed the role of governor after Cuomo stepped down amid multiple controversies and she was later elected to a full term.After a June Democratic mayoral primary loss to Mamdani, Cuomo joined incumbent New York City Mayor Eric Adams as another independent candidate running in the general election.Adams and Cuomo have traded barbs about which of them should drop out before November to better the chances of a Mamdani defeat.

An American ballerina imprisoned in Russia for more than one year has opened up about her agonizing ordeal and how President Trump gave her a "warm" welcome upon her return home."Im really happy to be here, and Im really happy to be back in America," Ksenia Karelina, a dual Russian and U.S. citizen, shared on Fox News' "My View with Lara Trump."Karelina was detained in Jan. 2024 when she had traveled to Russia, her home country, to visit her family. The ballerina, who worked as an esthetician at a Los Angeles spa, had been accused of treason over a 2022 donation totaling $51.80 that she made to a U.S. charity supporting victims of the war in Ukraine. She was sentenced to 12 years in a Russian labor camp."Right when I landed in my homeland, thats when everything started. I was going through border control for the paperwork check. They asked if I had another passport. I said that I do, and they asked for the passport, and they saw the other passport is an American passport. They took both documents, and they say theyre going to talk with me separate, and it was 11 hours of the first examination overnight," Karelina said.BRITTNEY GRINER REVEALS DISTURBING TRUTH ABOUT HER RUSSIAN PRISON CELLMATE'S CRIMES: 'DIDNT REALLY SLEEP'Russia invaded Ukraine in Feb. 2022, after having previously taken Crimea in 2014. Russia is estimated to have suffered nearly one million casualties with 250,000 killed, and Ukraine has seen as many as 400,000 casualties total with 60,000-100,000 believed to be killed, according to a Feb. 2025 CSIS report.Karelina shared that Russian authorities told her she was facing a lifetime sentence over the so-called "treason." The dual national said that, at first, the whole experience was surreal to her."You dont really realize it could be real," Karelina said. "You can imagine about prison just watching the movies or something, its that, but more."The ballerina said her parents were patriotic citizens of Russia, as she was as well, and it was devastating to her family that the country that they loved captured their own daughter.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREUKRAINIAN US AMBASSADOR, SEEN WITH HEAD IN HANDS DURING OVAL OFFICE MEETING, IS DEPARTING DCShe told Lara Trump that her family had to focus on supporting each other in order to survive the ordeal. Karelina said she drew inspiration from a book about a saint who survived in the desert in order to endure the endless days trapped inside the walls of her prison cell."You just need to survive somehow, and you just drag day to day I had this phrase in my head Just one more step, just do one more step, just one more step,' and thats how you drag through this, at first especially," she said.Karelina said she and her boyfriend, Chris Van Heerden, wrote letters back and forth throughout her ordeal in the penal colony. She said he was her "hero" who never stopped fighting for her. The ballerina said that Van Heerden never expressed any doubt that she would be freed.On April 10, 2025, her boyfriend was proved correct when Karelina was released in a prisoner swap.After her release, Karelina met with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office, which she likened to meeting an old friend."Never in my life I would imagine being in the Oval Office shaking President Trumps hand. It felt so warm, it felt almost like stopping by at someone you knew for a while. He was very warm, he was very simple, very welcoming. He was funny. He joked right away it felt overwhelming, and now I can tell more than ever if not for President Trump, Id still be in a Russian prison, but he really does care about regular citizens," Karelina said.The ballerina said she is now working to help free Olga Jezler, a 35-year-old United States permanent resident, who has been imprisoned in Russia for the last three years. She also expressed hope for an end to the war in Ukraine."People shouldnt die with no reason. I really hope everythings going to be peaceful soon."

President Donald Trump will use the upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin to test how serious Putin is about ending the war with Ukraine, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Sunday.Rutte told ABC's "This Week" that the meeting comes as Trump continues to put pressure on Putin, noting the recent secondary sanctions on countries like India, which purchased Russian oil, and delivering lethal weapons to Ukraine."Next Friday will be important because it will be about testing Putin, how serious he is on bringing this terrible war to an end," Rutte said.Trump announced the first in-person meeting with Putin since Moscow launched its deadly invasion of Ukraine in 2022 in a Truth Social post on Saturday. The leaders are expected to meet in Alaska on Friday, Aug. 15.TRUMP, PUTIN WILL HOLD FIRST IN-PERSON MEETING SINCE UKRAINE INVASIONIn recent weeks, Trump hasrefused to mince wordswhen asked about Putin. Trump said during a Cabinet meeting July 8 he was fed up with Putin and said he was eyeing potentially imposing new sanctions on Russia.The NATO chief called the upcoming meeting "an important step" in the process of reaching full-scale peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, however, wasnt expected to be at the summit with Trump and Putin as of Sunday. Despite Zelenskyys absence, Rutte said "we need Ukraine at the table.""It will be about territory," Rutte said of the upcoming meeting. "It will, of course, be about security guarantees, but also about the absolute need to acknowledge that Ukraine decides on its own future, that Ukraine has to be a sovereign nation deciding on its geopolitical future, of course having no limitations to its own military troop levels, and for NATO to have no limitations on our presence on the eastern flank in countries like Latvia, Estonia and Finland."PUTIN ALLY WARNS TITANIC EFFORTS ARE UNDERWAY TO SINK TRUMP SUMMIT OVER UKRAINE WARU.S. Ambassador to NATO MatthewWhitakertold CNN on Sunday that no decision had been made at this point about whether Zelenskyy would be invited to the meeting."If [Trump] thinks that that is the best scenario to invite Zelenskyy, then he'll do that," Whitakersaid, adding that "there's time to make that decision."When asked about whether Putin can be trusted, Whitaker said that in any situation of competing national interests it will be actions, not words, that decide whether peace is achieved and preserved."Words are cheap, but in this case, whether it's the Russians or the Ukrainians, both sides are going to have to take the actions to have peace and to continue to honor that peace," he said.Fox News Digitals Diana Stancy contributed to this report.

Coal was shoveled into the hype train around Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders over the last few days as he put together a solid performance in his preseason debut.Sanders was 14-of-23 with 138 passing yards and two touchdown passes as Cleveland won, 30-10. The stat line was enough to put Sanders in the conversation about whether he would eventually become the teams starting quarterback in the regular season at least among sports pundits.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins went a step further and compared him to LeBron James when he entered the league as a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers."Shedeur got a preseason game feeling like a playoff opener," the former Boston Celtics center wrote on X. "Like I said, most star power for a Rookie in Cleveland since Lebron!"SHEDEUR SANDERS' COACH DECLINES TO GIVE CLARITY ON QUARTERBACK'S STANDING AFTER STUNNING PRESEASON DEBUTJames was dubbed the "King" by the media ahead of his NBA debut. He was billed as the next Michael Jordan on the court before he even stepped foot on an NBA floor. Hes won four championships since then, but Sanders pre-NFL resume wasnt even close to James accolades.Sanders was a fifth-round selection out of Colorado. He had his best year in his final season with the Buffaloes. He had 4,134 passing yards and 37 touchdown passes.He's still in a fight to even make the roster. The Browns have Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett and fellow rookie Dillon Gabriel on the team in addition to Sanders. Deshaun Watson is also on the injured reserve after tearing his Achilles last season.There are only a few weeks left for quarterbacks to put some space between each other as they vie for roster spots.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Talk-show host Piers Morgan appeared to backtrack his sentiments on what he said were Jake Paul's "staged" fights after Paul and his team threatened legal action."I posted a few weeks ago that Jake Pauls boxing career has been boring staged bulls---. What I meant is that his fights have been predominantly against older, past-their-prime opponents, which may be lucrative for both sides, and may have entertainment value, but dont reveal how he stacks up against currently ranked boxers and therefore are not a good look for the sport,"Morgan posted to X."I did not intend to suggest that the outcome was predetermined and certainly didnt mean to suggest anything illegal.But if reports are correct that Jake is now in negotiations to fight Anthony Joshua, that would obviously be a seriously credible bout against one of the best heavyweights in the world. Jake is welcome to come on Uncensored to discuss this, and verbally slug it out with me, anytime."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMorgan shared TMZ's post that said he "retract[ed]" his initial sentiment, but Morgan replied, "Clarifies, not retracts." He also deleted the post.That did not stop Paul from getting a final laugh, though."Omg the first peasant that I sue gets on his knees and apologizes who am I suing next for lying on my name?" Paul wrote in a post on his Instagram Stories on Saturday.Morgan wrote that he was not sued."If anyone says my fights are staged you will be sued and secondly you're a jealous a-- peasant who cannot even believe how good I am at this sport and you should go to church to fix your insecurities," Paul continued. "I pray for you because I have so much love humanity and that includes the people who are against me genuinely I pray for you and I want the world to be in a better place. You people are filled with a disease and I'm here to help you cure it."Last month, Paul posted to social media that he "asked my team to vigorously go after anyone who makes up lies about my boxing career." He hired attorney Alex Spiro, who once represented Elon Musk and Aaron Hernandez, earlier this month.MVP co-founder Nakisa Bidarian said on social media that Morgan can "count on" Bidarian suing him after the talk show host said the fights are "staged.""Its one thing to say, Youre not a good boxer. Its another thing to say, You fight older guys. But when you say the fights are staged, aka rigged, then youre defaming us," Bidarian told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. "You are destructing value for his brand, for MVPs brand and what we stand for, which is integrity of sport."You're actually attacking the California State Athletic Commission who oversaw this event (Paul vs. Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.). Then youre saying were risking going to federal prison for putting on staged events. So enough is enough, weve been patient for a long time, and now its time people either retract and admit they were wrong or go through with legal action.""Every single Jake Paul fight has been sanctioned by an athletic commission," Bidarian added. "Every single Jake Paul fight has had sports betting available on it. Every single Jake Paul fight has been with a large media partner. For someone to say that any of Jake's fights are anything other than professionally sanctioned fights with clear rules, is ridiculous."The calls about rigged fights grew loud after Paul fought Mike Tyson. At the time, Bidarian told Fox News Digital that it was all legitimate.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Kourtney Kardashian is catching some heat.On Friday, the reality star and mom of four, 46, took to social media to share snapshots of her family vacation in Idaho. One photo, in particular, features her 21-month- old son, Rocky who she shares with husband, Travis Barker aboard a boat without a lifejacket."Food for the soul," Kardashian captioned the post.Social media users were quick to share their reactions to Kardashian's parenting decision.KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN CATCHES PARENTING POLICE WRATH FOR 'TACKY' HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS: 'KIDS CAN SEE THOSE'"No life jacket??? And the Mother of the year award goes to" one user commented."Not having a life jacket on your baby while in a boat is reckless and ILLEGAL," another wrote.One day later, Kardashian responded to the backlash."Update: bought a life vest that fits!" she wrote on her Instagram story, over a screenshot of an infant life vest."Good looking out. Honestly didn't think about some of the dangers," she continued. "Thank you for making me aware and hopefully this helps make other mommies aware of the dangers of certain types of boating without a life vest."APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTFollowers quickly praised the Lemme founder for her response."I love that instead of getting angry she took the advice and wants to protect her child. Shes a great mom," one user commented. "no need to chastise her anymore guys.""What a great response from Kourtney. There are many times in life when we just simply don't think of something until someone points it out. Great Mom response," another wrote.A representative for Kardashian did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.This isn't the first time Kardashian has been a victim of the parenting police.The eldest of the Kardashian/Jenner brood shared a carousel of images welcoming in the new month of October, with a questionable lawn display prominently featured outside of her Southern California abode.Two massive inflatable skeletons were blown up and perched on the grass beneath a tree, with one giant skeleton sitting on top of the other plastic skeleton in a suggestive manner, leaving little to the imagination of her followers. "The inflatables are cringe," one Instagram user wrote, while another commented, "Your kids can SEE those skeletons.""As a mother of four kids I find it disgusting you would do that to those inflatables," one follower wrote.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERBarker and Kardashian have never shied away from public displays of affection since revealing their relationship in 2021.The couple welcomed baby Rocky in November, more than one year after officially tying the knot during a fairytale wedding in Italy.She has three children with her former partner, Scott Disick, while Barker also has three kids with his ex-wife, Shanna Moakler.Fox News Digital's Tracy Wright contributed to this post.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., called out former Vice President Kamala Harris and her campaign on Sunday for being influenced by wealthy people in 2024 and failing to speak to working families.CNN's "State of the Union" host Dana Bash pressed Sanders on a statement he made on one of his "Fighting Oligarchy" tour stops about the former vice president.Bash played a clip of Sanders telling the crowd, "One of the reasons, in my view, that Kamala Harris lost this election is she had too many billionaires telling her not to speak up for the working-class of this country."The CNN host reacted to the clip and said, "ouch."JOE ROGAN ASKS BERNIE SANDERS IF HE WILL RUN FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN, WHAT HE WOULD DO ON DAY ONE"I like her, shes a friend of mine, but her core consultants, you know, were heavily influenced by very wealthy people. How do you run for president and not develop a strong agenda which speaks to the economic crises facing working families?" Sanders asked."You know, more income and wealth inequality today than weve ever had. You have 60% of our people living paycheck to paycheck. Youve got a healthcare system which is broken and dysfunctional and despite spending so much were the only major country not to guarantee health care to all people. How do you not talk about these issues?" Sanders continued.Bash pushed back and said Harris talked about affordability.Sanders argued that Harris talked about it vaguely, but said he didn't want to rehash the 2024 campaign."I think the clue to Democratic victories is to understand that youve got to stand unequivocally with the working class of this country. You need an agenda that speaks to the needs of working people," Sanders said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREHe went on to call for guaranteed healthcare for all Americans and an increased minimum wage."Is it [a] radical idea to say that in the midst of a competitive global economy, we need to make sure we have the best educated workforce that all of our kids, regardless of income, should be able to get a higher education? These ideas exist all over the world. They dont exist in America, and they dont exist because of the power of the oligarchs, economically and politically," he said.The senator called America's political system "broken and corrupt."Sanders was also asked if he planned to run for president again in 2028."Oh, god. Lets not worry about that. I am going to be 84 years of age next month, as a matter of fact. So I think that speaks for itself. But right now, what is more important in my view and I want to see, obviously, the most progressive candidate that we can have is to rally the grassroots of America," he said.