Joe Bugner, a former heavyweight boxer who fought Muhammad Ali twice in his career, has died.Bugner was 75 years old."It is with great sadness that the Former British, European Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion and World Championship contender Joe Bugner has passed away at his care home in Brisbane, Australia," the British Boxing Board of Control confirmed on Monday."The British Boxing Board of Control passes on its condolences to Joes family."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBugner was a talented boxer, but he wasnt in the good graces of those in his native Britain after sending Henry Cooper, a boxing legend in the commonwealth, into retirement after beating him in 1971. The victory gave him the British, Commonwealth and European heavyweight titles. Bugner didnt hold on to those belts after losing them later in 1971.HULK HOGAN NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY WAS IN PRODUCTION BEFORE HIS DEATH; WRESTLER DID 20-PLUS HOURS OF INTERVIEWSHe went on to face off against Ali for the first time in 1973 when they entered the ring in a non-title fight in Las Vegas. Bugner was able to go the distance against the boxing icon, though Ali would get the win by points.Just five months later, Bugner was in the ring against the legendary Joe Frazier, this time on home soil at Earls Court in London. Like the fight against Ali, Bugner was able to go the distance, but he came up short as Frazier won by points.The most thrilling fight, though, came between Bugner and Ali in Kuala Lumpur in 1975, their second time fighting each other. In front of a packed-out crowd, Bugner and Ali went a full 15 rounds on the canvas, though the former came out as the loser by points once more.Bugner fought for 32 years, ending his career in 1999 before relocating to Australia. He spent the final years of his life in an assisted living home after being diagnosed with dementia.Bugner went 69-14 over his 83 fights, 41 of which ended inside the distance.Bugner was a Hungary-born boxer who moved to Britain as a child refugee amid the 1956 Soviet invasion.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Although Hollywood filmmaker Woody Allen isnt a supporter of President Donald Trump, he told comedian Bill Maher that Trump was a "pleasure to work with" on a movie set.On the latest episode of Mahers "Club Random" podcast posted Monday, Allen recalled directing Trump in his 1998 film "Celebrity" and praised the former presidents cameo."No, Im not a Trumper. Im one of the few people who can say he directed Trump. I directed Trump in a movie in Celebrity. And he was, you know, he was a pleasure to work with and a very good actor," the 89-year-old director told Maher.BILL MAHER SLAMS MODERN ENTERTAINERS FOR LACKING OLD-SCHOOL WORK ETHICPlaying himself, Trump appeared in a scene with actress Judy Davis, where he discussed tearing down St. Patricks Cathedral in New York City and replacing it with a "very, very tall and beautiful building.""He was very polite and hit his mark and did everything correctly and had a real flair for show business," Allen recalled.Maher joked, "How dare you?""Oh, if you think you were canceled before," Maher added sarcastically, apparently referencing the sexual misconduct allegations against Allen, which Allen has denied.CHICAGO PASTOR BLASTS DEMOCRATS FOR OUTRIGHT LYING ABOUT CRIME, URGES TRUMP TO SEND NATIONAL GUARDAllen quipped, "I wish I could direct him now. If he would let me direct him now that hes president, I think I could do wonders.""But he was very easy to work with," Allen continued.Maher agreed that Trump is different when hes not acting as a politician. Maher, who has long been one of the presidents fiercest critics, met with Trump at the White House earlier this year and spoke positively about their encounter."Yeah, hes different in person, and when you say that, people who are purely emotional get very upset, even though its just the truth. Were just saying the truth," Maher told Allen.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREThe filmmaker emphasized that he did not vote for Trump in the last election."Well, you know, Im a Democrat. I voted for Kamala Harris," Allen said. "And I take issue with him on, you know, 95% of the things, maybe 99%. But as an actor, he was very good. He was very convincing and veryyou know, he had a charismatic quality as an actor, and Im surprised he wanted to go into politics."Trump has made cameos in numerous movies, including "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" and "Zoolander."

St. Judes Childrens Hospital estimates around 400,000 kids around the world will be diagnosed with cancer this year. In the U.S., research and treatments have helped increase survival rates. 80% of kids live five years or more with treatment, but a lot of work is being done to improve that statistic and find cures for more rare forms of cancer."Kids with brain tumors were left behind. Because the treatments are very old, they are from the 80s, believe it or not," Fernando Goldsztein said.Fernandos son, Frederico, was diagnosed with a brain tumor when he was nine years old. Medulloblastoma is the most common brain tumor in children, but it is still rare. Just five out of one million kids are diagnosed with the disease each year, which has made finding funding for new research difficult."Unfortunately, he relapsed," Fernando said. "I was told by the doctors back then that there was nothing to do to save my son, that I should go back to home and spend time with him."WOMAN BEATS DEADLY BRAIN CANCER WITH INVESTIGATIONAL CELL THERAPY: 'TRULY AMAZING'The five-year survival rate for medulloblastoma patients is more than 80%. But if the disease comes back, the five-year survival rate drops to less than 40%."When I received that devastating news five years ago, after two weeks, I kind of recovered, you never recover, right? But I kind of recovered and I said, Ive got to do something, I will do something,'" Fernando said.CANCER DEATHS HIT 'ALARMING' SURGE DUE TO COMMON HEALTH CONDITION, EXPERTS SAYFernando has made it his mission to find a cure for Frederico, who is still dealing with recurrent medulloblastoma at the age of 18. Two years after Fredericos cancer returned, Fernando launched the Medulloblastoma Initiative, or MBI, alongside Dr. Roger Packer, one of the worlds leading Medulloblastoma researchers at Childrens National Hospital in Washington, D.C."We are trying to find a cure for this disease as soon as possible. So, it's a model that brings together the best minds in the field," Fernando said. "MBI is all about collaboration and synergy. The scientists, to be funded by us, they have to work as a group."The initiative has brought together more than a dozen labs from around the world."By each one having each piece of the puzzle, we were able to move very fast and are achieving very interesting results," Fernando said.Since Fox last spoke with MBI, the group has helped fast-track at least two clinical trials at the University of Florida for medulloblastoma and several other studies are in the works."We have much more in our pipeline," Fernando said. "We are excited with these results."INTERNATIONAL EFFORT SEEKS NEW TREATMENTS FOR PEDIATRIC HEART DISEASEIn a clinical trial funded by MBI, scientists are programming patients white blood cells to seek and destroy tumor cells. The results have been promising, and one participants cancer was nearly eliminated.In a separate study still being tested on mice, scientists at the University of Florida are researching an experimental mRNA-based cancer vaccine. The study could lead to a universal shot that helps jump-start a patients immune system when fighting cancer.100% of the donations given to MBI go to supporting research and clinical trials to help kids like Frederico. Fernando says his son is doing well thanks to much of the new research being done."He is an outlier, but we know that this type of tumor comes back, so it's running against time. And that's why we are moving fast to save him and to save thousands of other kids out there," Fernando said.You can learn more or donate to the Medulloblastoma Initiative at https://mbinitiative.org/.

Three people, including a child, were injured Monday evening when a minivan plowed into a crowd at a festival in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, according to reports.The three-day Kipona festival was ending around 6 p.m. when a woman in a red minivan drove around parked cars and barricades before striking the crowd, the Harrisburg Bureau of Police told a local ABC station.MONSTER TRUCK WHEEL DETACHES DURING SHOW IN WASHINGTON, DESTROYING MULTIPLE CARS IN NEARBY PARKING LOTPolice said a child and two adults were injured.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPLocal station FOX 43 reported that police were not aware of any life-threatening injuries.This is a developing story.

Coco Gauffs run at the 2025 U.S. Open has ended, and it was Naomi Osaka, the Japanese star who won the tournament in 2018 and 2020, who made it happen.Osaka, who famously defeated Serena Williams to capture the title in 2018, was playing like she has in the past to reach the top of the womens singles rankings, defeating Gauff in dominant fashion, 6-3, 6-2, to advance to the quarterfinals in Flushing, New York.The No. 23-ranked womens singles player got off to a roaring start, breaking Gauff in the opening game and continuing to roll from there.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMGauff struggled to break Osaka herself, as the latter never once faced a break point on her serve throughout the match. Gauff finished the match with an uncharacteristic 33 unforced errors, which ultimately put her in a rut that Osaka took advantage of."I was super locked in," Osaka said on the court after her match. "I felt like everyone wanted to watch a really great match and I hope thats what you got."COCO GAUFF FIRES BACK AT CRITICS QUESTIONING HER GLAM TENNIS LOOKS AT US OPEN: 'I'M A HUMAN'This is Osakas first trip to the quarterfinals in a Grand Slam since she won the Australian Open in 2021. She has dealt with mental health struggles in the past, bravely speaking up about them while taking a break from the sport as a result.Osaka also gave birth to her daughter, Shai, in 2023, which led to an absence from the court.Osaka addressed the crowd on Monday, saying that she was trying hard not to cry because of how much she loves playing in front of them."Honestly, I have so much fun out here. I was telling everyone, literally, I was out here in the stands two months after giving birth to my daughter and I was watching Coco. I just really wanted an opportunity to come out here and play. This is my favorite court in the world and it means so much to be back here."Osaka and Gauff share a friendship even when theyre pit against each other on the court. But it is Osaka moving on to face No. 11 Karolna Muchov in the quarterfinals on Tuesday.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

U.S. Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., will not seek re-election next year, according to media reports.The move will mark the end of Nadler's 34 years in Congress where he has been a leading liberal voice on a range of issues."Watching the Biden thing really said something about the necessity for generational change in the party, and I think I want to respect that," Nadler told the New York Times.REP. NADLER CONDEMNS TRUMP ADMIN AFTER STAFF MEMBER HANDCUFFED DURING CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE SECURITY SWEEPThat was evident when Nadler, 78, was forced to give up his House Judiciary Committee leadership at the beginning of the term when it became clear a younger, more energetic colleague would beat him.Nadler has been a vocal critic of President Donald Trump, warning fellow Democrats about Trump's leadership style. The two have sparred dating back to the 1980s over Manhattan development projects."Im not saying we should change over the entire party," he said. "But I think a certain amount of change is very helpful, especially when we face the challenge of Trump and his incipient fascism."DEM REP. NADLER PICTURED WITH HEAD DOWN, EYES CLOSED DURING TESTIMONY FROM OTHERS OF MIGRANT CRIME VICTIMSHe ultimately succeeded in steering articles of impeachment through his committee in 2019.Nadler didn't discuss who could potentially succeed him, saying multiple candidates could run to replace him.But a person familiar with his thinking told the Times that Nadler planned to support Micah Lasher, who represents parts of the Upper West Side in the New York State Assembly, should he run.In speaking with the Times, Nadler said he was confident of the Democrats' chances of taking back control of the House next year."Then you can cut the reign of terror in half," he said.Fox News Digital has reached out to Nadler's office.In a post on X, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani praised Nadler as a champion of progressivism."For more than 30 years, when New Yorkers needed a champion, we have turned to Jerry Nadler - and he has delivered for us time and again," the post states. "Few leaders can claim to have made such an impact on the fabric of our city.""Congress will be worse off without his leadership, but our democracy will be better for the selflessness that has defined a legendary career," he added.In a statement, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., called Nadler a "relentless fighter for justice, civil rights and liberties and the fundamental promise of equality for all.""After the attacks of September 11, 2001, he spent years fighting for the care and support that New York City and his constituents needed to begin to rebuild and heal," said Jeffries. "As Dean of the New York delegation, Congressman Nadler has been a dear friend and valued mentor to myself and so many others throughout the People's House.""Jerrys years of leadership have earned him a spot among our nations greatest public servants," he added. "He will be deeply missed by the House Democratic Caucus next term and we wish him and his family the very best in this new chapter."

The hype is real at Chapel Hill, as celebrities and alumni flocked to see Bill Belichick debut as the North Carolina Tar Heels' new head football coach.It was expected that many were going to be heading to Kenan Stadium to see what the Tar Heels could do, but the names that made their way over on Monday night were stunning.Among them, of course, was Belichicks girlfriend Jordon Hudson, who was spotted in a suite alongside Pro Football Hall of Famer Randy Moss. Moss played his college football at Notre Dame and Marshall, but he was decked out in Carolina blue cheering on the Tar Heels.But the celebrities only shined brighter as the cameras made their way around the stadium.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAfter the Tar Heels began the 2025 season with an opening-drive touchdown, Tar Heels legendary former head basketball coach Roy Williams was clapping in his own suite alongside Michael Jordan, the UNC sensation who turned into one of the best NBA players of all time.TOM BRADY DISHES ON THE 'CHALLENGE' FOR BILL BELICHICK IN 1ST SEASON AT NORTH CAROLINAJordan was rumored to be one of the alumni heading to Kenan Stadium, and it would make sense considering his "Jumpman" logo is all over the Tar Heels uniforms and accessories.Another alumnus who was spotted at the stadium was Pro Football Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor, the New York Giants legend who went second overall in the 1981 NFL Draft out of Chapel Hill. Even Aaron Boone, the New York Yankees manager, took the time to watch the Tar Heels before his squad faces the Houston Astros on the road Tuesday night.From NFL legend Julius Peppers and Team USA soccer star Mia Hamm to country music singers Eric Church and Chase Rice, the buzz was all over Chapel Hill on Monday night as everyone showed up to support Belichick as he embarks on a first in his illustrious coaching career.Belichick may have Super Bowls under his belt, but he has never taken on the gauntlet that is college football, famously shocking everyone when he accepted North Carolinas job this season. He worked fast to get his staff together, including his son, Steve Belichick, coming over from Washington to serve as defensive coordinator.The Tar Heels are unranked to start the season, but much like the Colorado Buffaloes and the hype they got with Deion Sanders taking over the program, Belichicks squad could work its way up the rankings as the year goes along.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A Labor Day celebration in Brooklyn culminated in violence with at least six people shot and another slashed in separate incidents following the West Indian Day Parade, according to the NYPD.Police said the shootings and stabbings occurred across four locations in Crown Heights as parade crowds dispersed between late afternoon and early evening, per Fox 5 NY.The first report came at 5:35 p.m. near 1098 Eastern Parkway, where a woman in her 40s was grazed in the back and a man in his 20s was shot in the leg. Both were hospitalized and are in a stable condition.1 DEAD, 4 WOUNDED AFTER SHOOTING IN NEW YORK CITY, POLICE SAYLess than an hour later, around 6:12 p.m., a man was slashed near Eastern Parkway and Nostrand Avenue.Police confirmed he suffered multiple injuries but declined medical treatment and refused to cooperate with investigators.At 6:46 p.m., two men were shot in the shoulder near Classon Avenue and Eastern Parkway. One was taken to Kings County Hospital, while the other arrived by private means; both were listed in stable condition.Another serious incident occurred minutes later at 6:55 p.m., when a 53-year-old man was struck in the neck and leg outside Yard Pot Restaurant and Bakery on Nostrand Avenue and Sterling Street.NYPD OFFICER SHOT DURING CARJACKING BY CAREER CRIMINAL, ADAMS RIPS JUSTICE REFORMSHe was hospitalized in critical condition. A 40-year-old woman was also shot in the ankle and later arrived at the hospital in stable condition.Police said a person of interest is in custody but offered no details about possible connections between the incidents.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe identities of the victims have also not been released, and no charges have been announced. The investigation is ongoing.

Bill Belichick had a "welcome to college football" moment on Monday night, as his North Carolina Tar Heels were blown out by the TCU Horned Frogs, 48-14, to begin the 2025 college football season.It was a night filled with expectation, celebrity appearances and pure hype at Kenan Stadium, as Belichicks first taste of being a college football head coach started on home turf in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels were hoping to usher in a new era with a victory to not only notch another first under Belichicks resume, but get the program heading in the right direction from the jump.The Horned Frogs had another thing in mind, though, as they were fazed by the screaming crowd of over 50,000, which included the likes of Randy Moss, Michael Jordan, Roy Williams, Lawrence Taylor and many more.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Belichick era began with an impressive North Carolina opening-drive touchdown, as the Tar Heels went 83 yards down the field with Caleb Hood capping it with his first score of the season.But it was all TCU after that, scoring 41 unanswered points on their way to an easy victory.TOM BRADY DISHES ON THE 'CHALLENGE' FOR BILL BELICHICK IN 1ST SEASON AT NORTH CAROLINAHorned Frogs quarterback Josh Hoover was dicing up the Tar Heels defense, and it started with a 27-yard strike to Jordan Dwyer, who was a favorite all night long in the pass game, for a touchdown that tied the game at seven apiece following the extra point.TCU got more physical on defense, especially at the line of scrimmage, which hindered what UNC wanted to do when they had possession. The Horned Frogs held them to three straight three-and-outs, while taking the lead with a field goal early in the second quarter.North Carolina seemed to get some momentum back when Hoovers pass was too high for his intended receiver, and the Tar Heels Kaleb Cost made an acrobatic interception to flip the field.But UNC quarterback Gio Lopez gave the ball right back to TCU, and it was in the worst way as veteran safety Bud Clark jumped a route and took the interception 25 yards to the house for a pick-six that made it 17-7. The Horned Frogs would end the half with a short field goal, taking a commanding 20-7 lead into the locker room as the crowd was stunned.That feeling wouldnt end, though, as the very first play of the second half was a 75-yard touchdown run by Horned Frogs star running back Kevorian Barnes, who went untouched down the right sideline to break the game open.UNC was unable to come back at that point, as the Horned Frogs continued to run up the score with running back Trent Battle rushing for 28 yards to make it 34-7, and Lopez was sacked by Jonathan Bax, leading his Horned Frogs teammate Devean Deal to scoop up the fumbled football and run it back 37 yards for yet another touchdown.At that point, Belichick switched quarterbacks, going with Max Johnson, who led a touchdown drive late in the third quarter to add some points for the Tar Heels. But the game was out of reach, and its clear the Tar Heels have much to work on heading into next week.Meanwhile, Hoover showed out in front of many NFL scouts, going 27-of-36 for 284 yards with two touchdown passes and one interception thrown. Barnes had 11 carries for 113 yards, while Dwyer hauled in nine receptions for a whopping 136 yards to help TCUs cause.No one expected Belichick to immediately turn the program around and get them to compete for a national title, but this was a shocking result to be dominated at home to kick off his collegiate coaching career. Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A devastating landslide struck Tarasin Village in Sudans Central Darfur on Sunday, Aug. 31, killing at least 1,000 people, according to a rebel group controlling the area.The Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM-A) said the horrific incident was triggered by days of torrential rainfall in late August and has "completely leveled the village to the ground.""Initial information indicates the death of all village residents, estimated to be more than one thousand people. Only one person survived," the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army said in a statement.FLOODS KILL AT LEAST 111 AS NORTHERN NIGERIA BATTLES CLIMATE CHANGE, DRY SPELLS AND HEAVY RAINFALLThe figures cannot be independently verified at this time due to restricted access to the conflict-hit region, but if confirmed it would rank among Sudans deadliest natural disasters in recent history.SUDANESE ARMY SURROUNDS KHARTOUM AIRPORT IN BATTLE FOR CAPITAL, MILITARY SOURCES SAYDarfurs governor, Minni Minnawi, called the landslide a "humanitarian tragedy."The group is calling for help from the U.N. and international aid agencies for assistance in recovering bodies and responding to the disaster.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAccording to earlier reports from the BBC, many residents from North Darfur state sought refuge in the area after the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces forced them out of their homes.This is a developing report.