The chief of police in an Idaho college town rocked by Bryan Kohberger's deadly home invasion stabbings is pushing back on reports that a surviving roommate overheard the killer referring to one of the victims by name.The clarification comes amid reports that surviving roommate Dylan Mortensen overheard Kohberger mention 21-year-old victim Kaylee Goncalves by name at the time of the murders."I'm not quite sure where they got that, that report, but that doesn't seem accurate to me," Moscow Police Chief Anthony Dahlinger told Fox News' Paul Mauro this week.BRYAN KOHBERGER PLEADED GUILTY TO IDAHO STUDENT MURDERS, BUT THESE KEY QUESTIONS REMAIN UNANSWEREDDahlinger's department released hundreds of pages of documents on the case last month after Kohberger's sentencing. Then Idaho State Police released more than 500 additional pages over the weekend.The disputed claim appears on page 91 of the state police documents, in a second-hand conversation:"Sometime in the early morning hours, [Mortensen] was awoken and opened her room door and heard a male say 'It's OK Kaylee, I'm here for you' and crying," reads a narrative summary from Idaho State Trooper Jeffory Talbott, based on information he said he received from Moscow Police Sgt. Dustin Blaker.INSIDE THE HORROR: IDAHO FOUR CRIME SCENE PHOTOS REVEAL BLOODY AFTERMATH OF ATTACK"The only thing that I believe was reported was that he said something someone heard a voice say something along the lines of, It's OK, I'm here to help you,'" Dahlinger said.Mortensen, who came within 3 feet of Kohberger on the night of the massacre but escaped harm herself, overheard that utterance, according to court documents as well as recently released police records.WATCH: Judge blocks new Idaho crime scene photos as police dispute Kohberger reportShe told police she thought she heard Goncalves, one of the four stabbing victims, but later said that it was probably Xana Kernodle, 20, another roommate killed in the attack.READ BRYAN KOHBERGER'S SIGNED KILLER CONFESSIONPrior to Kohberger's guilty plea, the defense attacked her credibility and alleged that her story had shifted over the course of multiple interviews with police.Those claims proved irrelevant when he admitted to the crimes as part of a plea deal to avoid the death penalty, which prosecutors would have sought if the jurors convicted him at trial.BRYAN KOHBERGER ACCEPTS PLEA DEAL IN IDAHO STUDENT MURDERS CASEThe other two victims were Madison Mogen, 21, and Ethan Chapin, 20.Kohberger pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree murder and another of felony burglary.Idaho Judge Steven Hippler sentenced him to four consecutive life prison terms without the possibility of parole, plus another 10 years. Under the deal, he waived his right to appeal and to seek a reduced sentence.WATCH: Idaho police chief details Kohberger's 'abnormal behavior' after college murdersCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAuthorities have maintained that they could prove Kohberger targeted the home at 1122 King Road but not which roommate or roommates he was after. He stalked the location at least a dozen times before the murders and returned to the scene hours later.Tune in for Mauro's full interview with Chief Dahlinger Thursday morning on "FOX & Friends."

WWE star Naomi relinquished the Womens World Championship on Monday as she announced shes pregnant with her first child.Naomi won the title when she cashed in her Money in the Bank contract during a match between Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley at Evolution. She then retained the title at SummerSlam, winning a triple-threat match that included Sky and Ripley.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMLast week, WWE said she wasnt cleared to compete in a title defense against Sky. It sparked speculation that Naomi could have been injured and may have to be out for a while. However, she appeared on the latest episode of "Monday Night Raw" and announced her personal news.She asked fans to view the videoboard. She and her real-life husband Jimmy Uso appeared on "Whats Your Story? With Stephanie McMahon" and he announced they were expecting a child."Im pregnant and Im having a baby," Naomi added.WWE OFFICIAL CHARLES ROBINSON REVEALS BAT BITE CAUSED HOSPITAL VISIT: 'GREAT WAY TO START THE MORNING'Back in the ring, Naomi was a bit emotional as the WWE fans cheered her on. She was a bit reluctant to relinquish the championship she fought so hard to win back."I aint handing you s---," she told RAW general manager Adam Pearce. "My hormones are jumping like a disco. This aint the time nor place so I advise you to get the hell out of my face."Naomi said the women in the WWE locker room should be thanking Uso because without him they wouldnt have stood a chance of taking the title off of her.However, Naomi laid the championship in the middle of the ring and vacated the belt."On the bright side, I guess the bloodline continues baby!" she added with her patented maniacal laugh.She vowed that she would come back for the title in "nine months and some change.""Even if I gotta come back breastfeeding with my baby in my arms, Im coming back to pick up where I left off," she said.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The illegal immigrant truck driver who is accused of causing a crash in Fort Pierce, Florida, that killed three people failed English and road sign tests, officials investigating the wreck said.Harjinder Singh, who crossed into the United States illegally in 2018 via the southern border, obtained a commercial driver's license in California. He attempted to obtain work authorization, but it was rejected by the first Trump administration on Sept. 14, 2020, according to Tricia McLaughlin, Homeland Security assistant secretary for public affairs."During [Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's] interview with the driver, investigators administered an English Language Proficiency (ELP) assessment in accordance with FMCSA guidance," the Department of Transportation said in a statement. "The driver failed the assessment, providing correct responses to just 2 of 12 verbal questions and only accurately identifying 1 of 4 highway traffic signs."FLORIDATRAGEDYSHOWSWHYTRUMPSTRUCKING LICENSECRACKDOWNISNEEDEDThe DOT indicated that the investigation began on Aug. 14, two days after the crash.Singh has been charged with three counts of vehicular homicide. He was arrested in Stockton, California, on Saturday.According to the DOT, Singh was issued a regular full-term commercial drivers license in the state of Washington in July 2023, but illegal immigrants are not allowed to obtain this type of license.A year later, Singh was issued a limited-term/non-domiciled commercial driver's license in California. The DOT is investigating further whether the issuance of that license followed federal regulations.On July 3, the New Mexico State Police pulled Singh over and conducted a roadside inspection of him. He was given a speeding ticket, but not subjected to an English language proficiency test, which was required by law beginning on June 25.Singh allegedly made a U-turn in an unauthorized area on the Florida Turnpike, causing his truck to jackknife and collide with a minivan. The three occupants of the minivan died in the crash.The crash sparked a bitter spat between the office of California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom and McLaughlin, as Newsom's office tried to wriggle its way out of responsibility for Singh's work permit.ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT TRUCK DRIVER ACCUSED IN DEADLY FLORIDA CRASH GOT BIDEN WORK PERMIT AFTER TRUMP DENIAL: DHS"Hey, genius: the federal government (TRUMP ADMIN) already confirmed that this guy meets federal and state immigration requirements YOU issued him a work permit (EAD). As usual, the Trump Administration is either lying or clueless," Newsom's office said in a post on X when criticized by McLaughlin."False. Harjinder Singh is in the United States illegally and his work authorization was rejected under the Trump Administration on September 14, 2020," McLaughlin replied. "It was later approved under the Biden Administration June 9, 2021. The state of California issues Commercial Drivers Licenses. There is no national CDL."A spokesperson for Newsom told Fox News Digital that Singh was reissued a work permit on April 9, and once again blamed Trump.ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ACCUSED OF KILLING 3 IN FLORIDA HIGHWAY CRASH CROSSED BORDER INTO CALIFORNIA IN 2018: DHS"Why dont you ask Trump about the drivers federally issued work permit and when he entered this country?" the spokesperson said in a statement. "Spoiler alert: it was in 2018 under Trump whoops. He would have been eligible in any state. California followed federal law, something the President knows nothing about.""In fact, the driver in this case was reissued an Employment Authorization (work permit) on 4/9/2025 and, if my math is correct, that falls within the current presidential term," the statement continued.Fox News' Louis Casiano contributed to this report.

Kristin Cavallari's ex-husband set out to right the record regarding the former couple's finances after the reality TV star made some bold claims.Cavallari insisted the NFL star never funded her company, Uncommon James, and that she never received any money in the divorce. Cutler insisted Cavallari's claims were "completely false" in an episode of his podcast, "Take it Outside.""Lets think about this logically. Not a penny, OK. Married for, I dont know, seven years or so, three kids," Cutler said. "You can go and see how much I made in the NFL. Its online. You can see the contract from year to year and the total amount at the end of 12 years. So, you go to divorce and each side gets a lawyer, and then you go to court and theres a judge.""In the state of Tennessee, if we would have went to the judge and been like, Hey, he's going to keep every single dollar over the past seven years and you're going to get nothing," he continued. "There's not a judge in the state of Tennessee that would have signed that. They would be like, No, this isn't this isn't right. This isn't legal. Not happening. So, there's that. B, she has a lawyer. I have a lawyer. Is her lawyer really going to be like, Fine, you get zero dollars. He gets to keep all the money that was made over the seven years. Absolutely not."KRISTIN CAVALLARI FLASHES HER ABS IN LEOPARD PRINT BIKINI ON CABO VACATIONCavallari made the claims about Cutler's involvement in Uncommon James during an episode of her podcast, "Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour.""Our revenue is close to $50 million a year, but because I was obviously a WAG athletes wives and girlfriends, if youre not familiar people love to say that everything I have in my life is because of my ex-husband, and that my ex-husband funded Uncommon James," Cavallari shared. "But I am, to this day, 100% owner, and Ive never taken any outside funding.""I have never gotten a penny from my ex-husband," she claimed. "I didnt get any money from our divorce, so lets just clear that up."The two married in 2013 and announced their split in 2020. The former couple finalized their divorce in 2022.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSWhile addressing Cavallari's claims on his podcast, Cutler referred to Uncommon James as a "marital asset.""I think its reckless," he said of Cavallari's claims. "I think its borderline slander to insinuate that there was zero dollars split during the marriage that each side got. Its insanity. Its completely false, completely untrue. It is, it just is. Ive got a divorce decree. Ive got something thats signed by the judge its, like, 67 pages it says the number breakdown.""I'm not going to get into those exact numbers, but I can guarantee you it's definitely not zero dollars," he added.The football star, who played his last season in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins, claimed Cavallari could "without a doubt" live comfortably with the money from the divorce.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERA source familiar with the couple's marriage told People magazine that Cutler's response is "a standard gaslighting tactic from a known narcissist.""His answer was manipulated into something completely different than what Kristin was initially saying," the insider added.Fox News Digital reached out to Cavallari's representative for comment.

Antisemitism is exploding in America. Jews are being harassed on campuses, vilified in city councils, and demonized in political campaigns. Radical candidates are winning more often, threatening to forever change some of Americas biggest and best cities. That should terrify anyone who cares about freedom.But in the middle of this rising storm, one voice cuts through the cowardice and excuses: Leo Terrell.A fighter, not a fence-sitterToo many public figures stay silent when antisemitism rears its head. They hide behind platitudes or twist themselves into knots to avoid offending radicals who openly target Jews. Leo Terrell does the opposite.THOUSANDS STORM MANHATTAN CALLING FOR 'GLOBAL INTIFADA,' A PHRASE WITH A PENDING VIOLENCE DESIGNATIONWhen activists smear Israel as an apartheid state, Terrell calls it what it is: a lie meant to delegitimize the only Jewish homeland. When politicians turn a blind eye to antisemitic hate on our streets, Terrell blasts them for their hypocrisy. When campus mobs intimidate Jewish students, he doesnt pretend its "free expression" he calls it bigotry, pure and simple.And he backs up his words with action. He uses his media platforms to expose antisemitism in city halls, in classrooms, and in the culture. He calls out candidates who pander to anti-Jewish extremists. He rallies everyday Americans to reject the lies and to stand proudly with Israel and the Jewish people.He doesnt mince words. He doesnt play politics. He tells the truth.Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with JewsWhat makes Leo Terrells courage so powerful is that its rooted in principle, not popularity. His passion is grounded in the values his father instilled in him the conviction that "bless the Jews and you will be blessed." Those words shaped his worldview, giving him a moral clarity that so many others lack today.He understands something many refuse to say out loud: the Jewish fight against antisemitism is an American fight.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONAnd in standing with Jews today, Terrell revives a proud legacy. Decades ago, Jews marched with Black Americans during the civil rights movement, linking arms and risking everything to fight for justice and equality. Now, in a moment of rising antisemitism, it is powerful and deeply moving to see a Black leader like Leo Terrell standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Jews again. Our communities have fought for one another before. And we must continue to fight for one another now.Why America needs more Leo TerrellsAntisemitism is not going away on its own. It is being fueled by campus radicals, tolerated by weak politicians, and even mainstreamed by ambitious leaders. That is why voices like Leo Terrells are not just refreshing they are essential.America needs more people who will fight, not flinch. More people who will choose truth over comfort. More people willing to take the heat to do whats right.Leo Terrell embodies that spirit. He is a fighter. He is an ally. And he is proof that one courageous voice can inspire millions to stand up against hate.SIGN UP FOR ANTISEMITISM EXPOSED NEWSLETTERThe bottom lineAntisemitism thrives in silence. It withers when it is confronted by fearless truth-tellers. That is why Leo Terrell matters so much right now.He doesnt just talk about antisemitism he takes it on. He doesnt just debate it he destroys it. And in doing so, he shows America what real moral courage looks like.If we want a future where Jews are safe and America stays strong, we dont just need to applaud Leo Terrell. We need to follow his lead and we need to stand together, just as we did generations ago.

World Boxing, the international governing body for the sport of boxing, announced a new policy on Wednesday that introduces mandatory sex testing to ensure only females compete in the women's category.The change came a year after the world watched Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting, two boxers who previously failed sex tests, win women's Olympic boxing gold medals in Paris.The Khelif and Yu-ting's gold medal runs prompted global backlash and controversy amid rising concerns over males competing in women's sports. Now, World Boxing has introduced a policy that will effectively prevent similar incidents from occurring at future events."World Boxing respects the dignity of all individuals and is keen to ensure it is as inclusive as possible, yet in a combat sport like boxing, we have a duty of care to deliver safety and competitiveness fairness which are the key principles that have guided the development and creation of this policy," World Boxing President Boris van der Vorst said in an announcement."It has been a long and detailed process, but it was vital that we examined all of the medical, legal and sporting issues raised by this issue and I am confident that in introducing testing to certify the eligibility of an athlete to compete as a male or female, the new policy on Sex Age and Weight will deliver sporting integrity and protect the safety of all participants."We recognize that the issues relating to eligibility in boxing are more pronounced in the womens events which is why we have made the decision to implement the policy in the female category first, where it will apply for the forthcoming World Boxing Championships and this was communicated to all of our member National Federations some time ago, to enable them to begin the process of testing.FORMER UPENN SWIMMER REFLECTS ON BEING TEAMMATES WITH LIA THOMASThe new policy stated that national teams will be responsible for testing and confirming the biological sex of their athletes when entering them into competitions, via PCR or functional medical equivalent genetic screening test.The national teams must now provide certification of their chromosomal sex and failure to provide it will render the athlete ineligible to compete and could even lead to sanctions against the athlete and national team.The mandatory testing will go into affect just in time for the 2025 World Boxing championships in Liverpool starting Sept. 4.In a May letter to Khelif's national team, the Algerian Boxing Federation, World Boxing announced that it would adopt mandatory sex testing and that Khelif would need to pass one in order to compete in the Eindhoven Box Cup in June.Khelif ended up skipping the tournament. President Donald Trump said that there will be a "strong form of testing" when asked about potential genetic testing for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics at a press conference on Aug. 5.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham told her mom to delete a post on social media slamming Connecticut Sun guard Bria Hartley as a "disgruntled player" after Cunningham suffered a season-ending knee injury during Sundays game.The Fever announced Tuesday that Cunningham would miss the remainder of the season after she suffered a right knee injury when Hartley fell into her leg in the second quarter of Indianas 99-93 overtime win overthe Sun.Cunninghams mom, Paula, took to social media after the injury to call out Hartley in a since-deleted post on X.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Hartley is a disgruntled player having trouble everywhere she goes; shes plain mean and plays out of control."But Cunningham revealed in her podcast,"Show Me Something," that she told her mom to delete the post, adding that she and Hartley are good friends."There was no ill intent. I think it was a basketball play. I was just in the wrong spot at the wrong time; she fell," Cunningham said. "Theres no way she would go in there and intentionally try to hurt me. I have nothing but love for Bria, and I even told my mom, because she tweeted something, I was like, No, mom! I get it, but I promise you that Bria and I are super cool and she would never try to hurt me."FEVER STAR SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM TO MISS REMAINDER OF 2025 WNBA SEASON WITH RIGHT KNEE INJURYCunningham continued, "There are some girls that I think might, but she wouldnt do that. I have nothing but love, and I hope people stop giving Bria some heat because I dont think she meant to do that at all."Cunningham also confirmed in her podcast that she suffered an MCL tear and will undergo surgery in the coming days."I did tear my MCL, and if you're going to hurt your knee, that is the best possible case."The Fever have been riddled with injuries this season, losing star guardCaitlin Clark for the majority of the regular season. Guards Sydney Colson and Aari McDonald were also sidelined earlier this month with a torn ACL and a broken foot bone, respectively."This year, just as a whole I think the league as a whole, but really us weve just gone through so much adversity and injury-wise it's just been like you cant make this s--- up," Cunningham said.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

FIRST ON FOX: More than 550 arrests have been made in the nation's capital amid President Donald Trump's crime crackdown that began earlier in August, including officials recovering illegal firearms and removing drugs from the streets, photos shared with Fox News Digital show.Local police and federal law enforcement officers in the city have made more than 550 arrests since Aug. 7, including the apprehensions of three known gangbangers, one of whom was an MS-13 member, according to White House data provided Wednesday to Fox News Digital."Thanks to President Trumps bold actions to Make DC Safe Again, more than 550 dangerous criminals have been removed from the streets of our nations capital," White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers told Fox News Digital Wednesday of the arrests."While the Fake News tried to sell a lie that D.C. was safe, these arrests reveal the truth," she continued. "Hundreds of violent criminals have been arrested by federal law enforcement agents for carrying illegal weapons, distributing deadly drugs, committing armed robbery, and having ties to dangerous gangs like MS-13. President Trump is making DC safe again by enforcing the law and everyday Americans support his commonsense, tough-on-crime policies."MS-13 GANG MEMBER ARRESTED IN DC AS BONDI TOUTS ADMIN'S 'EXTRAORDINARY' CRIME CRACKDOWNTuesday evening's sweep of the city included 91 arrests, Fox News Digital learned, including 25 arrests of illegal aliens. Many of the illegal aliens arrested had prior criminal histories, according to the White House, including multiple illegal reentries, and a threat to kidnap or injure a person, destruction of property, burglary, possession of drugs and driving while intoxicated.68 DC SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN SINGLE NIGHT AS WHITE HOUSE TOUTS TRUMP'S PUSH TO 'CLEAN UP' CAPITAL CITYThe White House exclusively shared photos of items recovered during the Tuesday arrests, which included a backpack teeming with baggies of confirmed illegal substances, handguns and a knife.The White House told Fox News Digital that law enforcement has removed substances stretching from marijuana, cocaine, meth and fentanyl from D.C. streets since the crime crackdown began Aug. 7.All in, law enforcement recovered eight illegal firearms Tuesday evening, and made arrests for crimes such as an assault on a police officer, armed robbery, carrying a pistol without license, assault with deadly weapon, driving under the influence and for outstanding arrest warrants related to "Child Abuse (Death)" and involuntary manslaughter charges.HUNDREDS ARRESTED AS TRUMPS WASHINGTON, DC, CRIME CRACKDOWN HITS FULL STRIDEA total of 48 homeless encampments across the city have been removed as of Wednesday, Fox News Digital learned.Trump federalized the Washington, D.C. police department Aug. 11 amid a trend of high-profile attacks and killings in the city following the wild crime trends that erupted in the U.S.' notoriously bloody year of 2020. The more than 550 arrests are part of Trumps March executive order, which established the Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force, ahead of the president federalizing the city in August.WHITE HOUSE LAUNCHES FEDERAL SECURITY BLITZ AS PRESIDENT VOWS TO END DC 'CRIME PLAGUE'Hundreds of National Guard members, as well as the Metropolitan Police Department and personnel from federal agencies, such as the FBI, Drug Enforcement Administration, Capitol Police and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, have taken to the streets of D.C. to conduct sweeps and root out crime. The National Guard is not making arrests, but is assisting law enforcement with deterring crime and protecting the city.There were more than 1,950 law enforcement officials who took part in Tuesday night's sweeps and arrests, Fox News Digital learned. The crackdown is anticipated to continue heating up, including the U.S. Marshals Service offering $500 rewards to individuals who are able to provide tips that lead to arrests.Democrats have slammed Trump over the federalization of the city's police department, claiming crime data show violence is trending downward.The Metropolitan Police Department's crime data is currently under Department of Justice investigation in response to claims the force manipulated the data to produce more favorable crime trends in recent months, Fox News reported Tuesday.SCOOP: TRUMP'S NEWEST DC CRIME CRACKDOWN YIELDS MORE THAN 100 ARRESTSTrump had threatened to federalize the D.C. police department in the weeks leading up to his final decision, citing a handful of high-profile crimes that have rocked the city, including the fatal shooting of 21-year-old congressional intern Eric Tarpinian-Jachym in June; the fatal shooting of a pair of Israeli embassy staffers in May; and a brutal attack on a former Department of Government Efficiency staffer earlier in August.Trump championed the crime crackdown in a press conference Aug. 11, when he first announced he would federalize the local police department under section 740 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, which allows the president to assume emergency control of the capital's police force for 30 days."Our capital city has been overtaken by violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals, roving mobs of wild youth, drugged-out maniacs and homeless people," Trump said Aug. 11. "And we're not going to let it happen anymore. We're not going to take it."

Theres a reason the New York Yankees are called the Bronx Bombers.In their 13-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday at George M. Steinbrenner Field, the Yankees swatted nine home runs. They became the first team in MLB history to have multiple games with nine or more homers, according to baseball journalist Sarah Langs.The other time came earlier this season, when the Yankees hit nine home runs in a 20-9 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on March 29.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Yankees jumped on Rays starter Shane Baz immediately.Aaron Judge demolished a 92-mph cutter 429 feet into the batters eye in center field for a 1-0 lead.It was Judges 40th home run of the season and the fourth time in his career he had reached the mark. Judge became the fourth Yankee with at least four 40-homer seasons, joining Babe Ruth (11), Lou Gehrig (5) and Mickey Mantle (4).Left fielder Cody Bellinger followed Judge and crushed another 92-mph cutter 381 feet over the right-field wall to make it 2-0.Right fielder Giancarlo Stanton then joined the home run barrage, smoking a 99-mph fastball 386 feet over the right-center field wall to extend the lead to 3-0.Judge, Bellinger and Stanton hitting back-to-back-to-back home runs marked the third time the Yankees have done so this season. They became the first team in major league history to hit three consecutive first-inning homers three times in one season (also March 29 and April 29 against the Baltimore Orioles).MLB SUSPENDS VICTOR ROBLES 10 GAMES FOR THROWING BAT AT PITCHERIn the second inning, Yankees third baseman Jose Caballero homered against his former team, a two-run shot that made it 5-0.The Rays answered with two runs in the bottom half of the second inning, but the Yankees responded right away in the top of the third inning. Second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. ripped an 85-mph curveball 382 feet into the right-field seats for a 6-2 lead.Stanton added his second homer of the night in the fourth inning, a three-run blast off reliever Ian Seymour that stretched the lead to 9-2.Catcher Ben Rice went back-to-back with Stanton as he added a solo shot to make it 10-2.In the top of the sixth inning, Bellinger clubbed his second homer, a two-run shot, pushing the lead to 12-2.Caballero capped the night in the ninth inning with his second homer of the game, and the Yankees ninth home run of the game, with a solo blast that made it 13-3.The Yankees (68-57) won their fourth straight game and will look to extend their streak Wednesday at 7:35 p.m. ET when they face the Rays (61-65) in the finale of the two-game series.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk is applauding Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, saying the two-time NFL MVP showed "courage and conviction" after facing criticism for sharing Kirks faith-based post on X that read, "Its all about Jesus.""I just want to say to Lamar you are more than welcome in this big movement that we are building" the conservative influencer told "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday, referencing reports of a Christian revival in America."You could be a Democrat, you could be on the left. I don't care. Jesus is honestly the most important thing."RAVENS' LAMAR JACKSON SPARKS OUTRAGE AFTER RE-POSTING CONSERVATIVE INFLUENCER'S CHRISTIAN MESSAGEThe quarterbacks X timeline is filled with religious content, with posts such as "God is Good" and Bible verses from other accounts. His political beliefs, however, remain unclear.Jackson faced criticism on Sunday after he re-shared Kirk's post, drawing ire from those who disagree with Kirk's politics.One wrote, "Its not the message that is the problem, its the messenger. If Lamar Jackson was a plumber and not a NFL player, Charlie Kirk would call him a DEI hire he wouldnt trust to work in his home."JETS' JUSTIN FIELDS SHARES HE'S 'LOW-KEY ADDICTED' TO READING HIS BIBLE, TALKS RELATIONSHIP WITH GODFox News Digital previously reached out to a Jackson rep for comment.Kirk said he believes the backlash stems from celebrities and star athletes not being "allowed" to share views that are considered conservative."He's a phenomenal talent, a once-in-a-generation, two-time MVP, and I'm just thrilled that he hasn't apologized or backed down, to the best of my knowledge, for just retweeting a very simple Sunday message: 'It's all about Jesus,'" he said."We are seeing Gen Z go back to church in record numbers. We are seeing a Christian revival. That should give everyone in this audience hope. It's the greatest news happening in America right now, and God bless Lamar Jackson for having the courage and the conviction to repost that on his social media."Who cares what the naysayers say? He's standing firm for what matters most, which is the gospel of Jesus Christ."Fox News' Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.