As "Operation Midway Blitz" launches in the Chicago area this week, former acting ICE Chief Jonathan Fahey explains that Americans can expect "known targets" to be the focus on the sweep.ICE has been ramping up its mass deportation efforts since President Donald Trump took office in January, including in large cities such as Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. In recent weeks, Trump has expressed interest in cracking down on crime in the Windy City, after a multi-agency surge in the nations capital has led to a decrease in crime and hundreds of immigration-related arrests."I think it's going to be very targeted towards a lot of people with criminal records either that have been let out of jail and maybe have been convicted or let out of jail pending trial," Fahey said.TRUMP'S LOOMING CHICAGO TAKEOVER PUTS VIOLENT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CRIMES IN SPOTLIGHT: 'INCOMPETENT MAYOR'The Homeland Security expert added that because both Los Angeles and Chicago are considered sanctuary cities, there could be similarities. Fahey said its likely that "the focus is going be criminals, gang members and things of that nature."CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGE"It doesn't mean when they arrest somebody, if they're with a bunch of other people that are here illegally, those people are gonna get locked up as well," he continued.Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker have been adamantly opposed to a federal surge in the city.TOM HOMAN PUTS SANCTUARY CITIES 'ON NOTICE' AS TRUMP ADMINISTRATION CRACKS DOWN ON IMMIGRATION"The City of Chicago received no notice of any enhanced immigration action by the Trump administration," Johnson posted to X. "We remain opposed to any potential militarized immigration enforcement without due process because of ICEs track record of detaining and deporting American citizens and violating the human rights of hundreds of detainees."In a statement from DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin on Tuesday, she said the "operation will target the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens in Chicago."Fahey said that Mondays Supreme Court temporary ruling shooting down a California district court judge on ICEs patrolling strategy in Los Angeles, could send a legal message to Illinois Democrats."I think it could help them legally. I don't think it will change what they're doing, but it could maybe prevent some sort of injunction or other type of thing," he said, as the Supreme Courts stay on a temporary restraining order only applies to Southern California. LOS ANGELES JUDGE WEIGHS SEVERE LIMITS ON TRUMP'S IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT IN CALIFORNIAMcLaughlin called the stay a "win for the safety of Californians and the rule of law," whereas the American Civil Liberties Union considered it deeply concerning."This decision is a devastating setback for our plaintiffs and communities who, for months, have been subjected to immigration stops because of the color of their skin, occupation, or the language they speak," Mohammad Tajsar, senior staff attorney at the ACLU Foundation of Southern California, said in a statement Monday.

UFC fighters' pay or lack thereof has been a recent hot-button topic.It is widely estimated that fighters are given a smaller share of the organization's revenue compared to athletes in other leagues and fighting promotions.There is also much speculation that despite astronomical growth in recent years, fighters' pay has not scaled along with it.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMUFC president Dana White admitted that fighters "don't want" fans to know "what they got paid," but not because they don't make enough.Rather, White believes they don't want to give "handouts" when people find out how much they actually make."There's no gag order on any of these fighters. They could all sit down and do full interviews on how much they make and what they were paid " White told Vegas PBS. "When people find out what you made, it makes life a lot tougher. There are a lot of people sitting around looking for handouts when they find out you made millions of dollars."ELON MUSK PUSHES FOR CONOR MCGREGOR TO 'SAVE IRELAND' AS COUNTRY'S PRESIDENTWhite's net worth is an estimated $500 million, and the UFC recently just scored a nearly-$8 billion deal with Paramount.In 2014, former UFC fighters filed a suit in Las Vegas federal court, seeking class-action status, accusing the company of using "an anticompetitive scheme of long-term exclusive fighter contracts, coercion, and acquisitions of rival MMA promoters to establish and maintain dominance in the MMA industry and suppress fighter compensation," according to a Forbes report on developments in the suit.That suit resulted in a $375 million settlement last year.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth held his first call with his Chinese counterpart, Admiral Dong Jun, on Sept. 9, in a conversation that comes as Beijing deepens ties with Moscow and Pyongyang while showcasing its own military might.Pentagon chief spokesperson Sean Parnell said Hegseth "forthrightly relayed that the U.S. has vital interests in the Asia-Pacific, the priority theater, and will resolutely protect those interests.""Hegseth made clear that the United States does not seek conflict with China nor is it pursuing regime change or strangulation of the PRC."Parnell said the call, which occurred on Tuesday but was made public Wednesday, was "candid and constructive," and the defense chiefs agreed to further discussions.XI JINPING HAILS 'UNSTOPPABLE' CHINA AS TRUMP ACCUSES BEIJING OF CONSPIRING AGAINST USFox News Digital reached out to the Chinese embassy for comment on the call.Last week, China hosted a military parade where President Xi Jinping showcased his regional alliances in public appearances with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin.Xi at the time hinted at his ambitions toward Taiwan, saying thatthe Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) would "resolutely safeguard national sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity."Xi has repeatedly set 2027, the 100th anniversary of the PLA, as a deadline for military modernization a timeline U.S. officials warn could coincide with preparations for aninvasion of Taiwan.During the parade, China showcased its full nuclear triad, hypersonic missiles and new stealth drones.3 NEW CHINESE WEAPONS HIGHLIGHTED AT MILITARY PARADE WATCHED BY PUTIN, KIMThe show of force came two months after the U.S. hosted its own military parade to coincide with the Armys 250th birthday.In recent years, Beijing has deepened its security partnerships with Pyongyang and Moscow through arms transfers and military technology exchanges.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe U.S. has accused North Korea of supplying munitions to Russia for its war in Ukraine, while Chinese firms have been sanctioned for helping Russia skirt Western export controls.President Donald Trump, however, has suggested he may meet with Xi in the future as trade negotiations drag on.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a suspected MS-13 gang member in New York who officials said was living "just steps" away from a middle school.Jamie Manual Perez Perez, 42, was taken into custody on Sept. 3 in Brentwood by ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the agency announced Tuesday."This alleged MS-13 associate resided mere feet from school property and went about his life virtually unchecked and consequence-free until his past finally caught up with him," HSI New York Special Agent in Charge Ricky Patel said in a statement.Perez Perez, a Salvadorean national, was "wanted by Interpol and had a Red Notice for aggravated extortion and threat to injure a person charges stemming from crimes he allegedly committed in his home country," according to ICE.ICE SWOOPS IN ON MS-13 KINGPIN HIDING IN AMERICA'S HEARTLAND AFTER INVESTIGATIONOfficials said Perez Perez initially was taken into custody by the Border Patrol in El Paso, Texas, in April 2019, after illegally entering the U.S."Border Patrol officials issued him a notice to appear, and he was subsequently placed in removal proceedings, with an individual hearing scheduled for February 2026," ICE said.Perez Perez was arrested in New York following a vehicle stop. He will now remain in ICE custody pending his deportation from American soil.ICE SLAMS BLUE CITY FOR RELEASING SUSPECT IN CHILD SEX CASE DESPITE DETAINER REQUEST FROM FEDERAL AGENTS"This MS-13 gang member and international fugitive mistakenly thought he could hide out in the United States to evade justice in his home country," said ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) New York City acting Field Office Director Judith Almodovar. "Let this arrest serve notice that we remain committed to protecting our communities by removing criminal illegal aliens from our country."Patel also said, "Children deserve to safely go to school each day without the fear of what evil might be lurking next door.""I thank HSI New Yorks Long Island investigators who, alongside our ICE partners, are targeting the proliferation and complacency of vicious transnational criminal street gangs in our communities every day," he added.

The left-leaning government of Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing growing criticism for failing to take seriously a march attended by an estimated70,000 people Sunday to protest growing antisemitism and violence against Jews.The main surge in British antisemitism has its origins in pro-Palestinian activism that bleeds at times into support for the U.S.-designated terrorist movement Hamas, according to experts. Hamas invaded Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, and slaughtered roughly 1,200 people, including American and British citizens.According to a survey commissioned by the U.K.-based Campaign Against Antisemitism on British adults attitudes towards Jews, "an astounding 21% of the British public affirmed four or more antisemitic statements, compared to 16% last year. In 2021, the figure was 11%."UK PUNK-RAP DUO SPARKS OUTRAGE WITH ANTI-ISRAEL CHANTS AT MAJOR MUSIC FESTIVALA spokesperson for the Campaign Against Antisemitism told Fox News Digital that, "The absence of a senior government representative from Britains March Against Antisemitism was disappointing. We reached out weeks ago to all major parties to ensure that the Jewish community would hear from high-ranking figures with relevant portfolios at a time when antisemitism in Britain is at its highest levels in living memory. The opposition and Reform UK understood the importance of this moment and responded accordingly by sending senior officials, the Government did not."The spokesperson for the campaign against antisemitism added, "Instead, Labour dragged its feet and at the last moment offered a backbench peer, which could hardly be said to represent the government, let alone carry the authority of a senior minister. That fell far short of what was required and expected. The decision not to send a proper representative was scandalous, and it will do nothing to reassure British Jews that this government has their back or even recognizes the scale of the crisis."Britains Chief Rabbi, Sir Efraim Mirvis, told the protestors: "These are awful times. We have seen an explosion of hatred right across the UK. Antisemitism is rife right across the UK. You will see it. You will hear it. You will feel it. Britain, wake up now."According to the campaigns representative, "Sundays March Against Antisemitism was a powerful show of unity, with an estimated 70,000 people taking to the streets of London to stand shoulder to shoulder against the record levels of antisemitism blighting our country."An Israeli minister told Fox News Digital last year that London is the "worlds most antisemitic city."UK GOVERNMENT ACCUSED OF CRACKING DOWN ON FREE SPEECH: 'THINK BEFORE YOU POST'When asked about whether British Jews should immigrate to Israel, the spokesperson for the campaign organization said "Since Oct. 7, 2023, half of British Jews have considered leaving the U.K. due to antisemitism, rising to two-thirds among young Jews. Only a third of the community believes Jews have a long-term future here. Jews should not be made to feel they must leave Britain to be safe. It is the responsibility of the authorities to ensure that our community can live proudly and securely in this country."Adding to the problems facing British Jews was the appointment last week by Keir Starmer of Shabana Mahmood as his new Home Secretary the equivalent of Americas secretary of Homeland Security who has been accused of stoking hatred of the Jewish state by her anti-Israel activism.Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation in Washington D.C., slammed her appointment, writing on X, "A far Left, Israel hating extremist is now the UK Home Secretary," and linked to a video ofMahmood, participating in an anti-Israel protest.Fox News Digital reached out numerous times to British Prime Minister Keir Starmers office for a comment. A spokeswoman said she would respond but had not answered by time of publication. Starmer has faced criticism from Israels government for his decision to recognize a Palestinan state. Israel views the move as a reward for Hamas massacre on Oct. 7.The stakes are high for British Jews because the mass rallies against Israel in the countryhave frequently generated antisemitism.The U.K. has also declined to outlawIrans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in contrast to the United States, Canada and Australia. According to a July British parliamentary report, Irans regime is seeking to kill and abduct. The clerical regime uses the IRGC for its terrorist and kidnapping operations abroad.The spokesperson for the Campaign Against Antisemitism warned,"British Jews are facing the worst antisemitism we have ever recorded. Our young people are being radicalized before our eyes and hatred is spreading unchecked. At such a perilous time, the Jewish community needed to hear clearly from the government that it stands with us. Instead, the Prime Ministers absence has left British Jews questioning whether this government is serious about confronting the hatred consuming our country."

Former Vice President Kamala Harris complained about a lack of support from former President Joe Biden's White House team during her 2024 presidential campaign in an excerpt from her new book published Wednesday."They had a huge comms team; they had Karine Jean-Pierre briefing in the pressroom every day. But getting anything positive said about my work or any defense against untrue attacks was almost impossible," Harris wrote in her new book, according to The Atlantic.The book about her failed 2024 presidential bid, titled "107 Days," will be released Sept. 30.KAMALA HARRIS RULES OUT 2026 RUN IN HER HOME STATE OF CALIFORNIAHarris cited a specific example, a 2021 meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, during which he hoped to resolve "friction" between the two countries caused by the Australia-U.K.-U.S. security pact.She referenced headlines stating she used a "French accent" during the trip and called the notion "total nonsense," but added, "the White House seemed glad to let reporting about my gaffe overwhelm the significant thaw in foreign relations Id achieved."She also accused Biden's staff of fueling other negative reporting, specifically reports about her staff."Worse, I often learned that the presidents staff was adding fuel to negative narratives that sprang up around me. One narrative that took a stubborn hold was that I had a chaotic' office and unusually high staff turnover during my first year," she wrote.She said her staff had the additional challenge of "confronting gendered stereotypes" and said she was the first vice president to have a dedicated press pool "tracking my every public move."HARRIS ADMITS BIDEN 'GOT TIRED,' DENIES 'CONSPIRACY' TO HIDE MENTAL DECLINEHARRIS TAPS DEM EMAILS LISTS TO MARKET NEW BOOK, SPARKING PARTY NEUTRALITY CONCERNSHarris also suggested Biden's inner circle wanted to knock her down further by having her tackle "irregular immigration.""When Republicans mischaracterized my role as border czar, no one in the White House comms team helped me to effectively push back and explain what I had really been tasked to do, nor to highlight any of the progress I had achieved," Harris wrote.Harris defended her record on immigration in the book excerpt and said her story went untold by the White House."Their thinking was zero-sum: If shes shining, hes dimmed. None of them grasped that if I did well, he did well. That given the concerns about his age, my visible success as his vice president was vital. It would serve as a testament to his judgment in choosing me and reassurance that if something happened, the country was in good hands. My success was important for him," the former vice president wrote. "His team didnt get it."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREBiden's office did not immediately return a request for comment.

Former ESPN personality Samantha Ponder called on New York City Mayor Eric Adams to take measures to ensure a brutal killing, like the one that took place in Charlotte, doesnt happen.Ponder posted a message on social media in reaction to the killing of Iryna Zarutska. President Donald Trump has since called for Decarlos Brown Jr., the man accused of murder in the stabbing of the woman on a Charlotte light rail car, to face the death penalty.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe former host wrote that Adams should make it a point to get "clearly unwell and violent men" off the streets."I take the subway multiple times a day, every day, with my 3 kids. Every single day we encounter several clearly unwell and violent men," she wrote on X. "Ive taught my kids not to make eye contact, to switch train cars even when its not our stop & to never get on a nearly empty train. All split second decisions as we try to gauge whether an obviously sick person is going to hurt someone or just continue screaming, knocking things over, etc."The horrific video of Irynas murder has confirmed my belief that we HAVE to get these men off the streets. Our DAs and judges have failed us. They show the illusion of empathy for the mentally ill but it is neither loving nor safe to continue to let career criminals roam the streets."She tagged Adams X account in the post.Ponder reacted with some of the comments she received over her post. She made clear that what happened in Charlotte and what she deals with in New York arent isolated incidents.IRYNA ZARUTSKA'S FAMILY DEMANDS JUSTICE IN FIRST STATEMENT SINCE 'HORRIFIC' STABBING"I dont know how you live like that. Why subject your kids to degeneracy and violence? So many places to live," one person wrote.Ponder responded, "Like Charlotte? Or how about Auburn, Alabama? Maybe Athens? This is happening all over the country. It wasn't always like this here and it doesn't have to be."When another person told her to move to Arizona, Ponder revealed a harrowing tale from when she was a child."I was followed to school at age 5 by an exposed child molester in Arizona. Had a kidnapper try to pull me inside his van at a bus stop in Arizona. Should I go on? There's a lot more," she wrote.Brown, who is Black, was arrested soon after the stabbing and charged with first-degree murder. On Tuesday, the Department of Justice charged Brown with one count of committing an act causing death on a mass transportation system.Records obtained by Fox News Digital showed that Brown has a history of arrests going back more than a decade, including convictions for felony larceny and felony breaking and entering in 2013, and a 2015 conviction for robbery with a dangerous weapon that sent him to prison for more than six years. He was released in 2020 but remained on parole until 2021, and subsequent charges against him included communicating threats and misuse of the 911 system earlier this year.Trump has since called on cities to end cashless bail.Fox News' Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Fly fishing is as much about preparation as it is patience. The right gear doesnt just make your time on the water more enjoyable. It also gives you an edge when it counts. From waders that keep you dry to rods that deliver the perfect cast in any weather, smart packing can be the difference between landing a trophy fish or telling the story of the one that got away. Whether youre new to the sport or just upgrading your setup, these essentials cover everything you need for a more successful day on the water.The perfect fly rod for you depends on your experience and personal preferences. AScott Wave fly rod is a popular choice. Its a lightweight, high-performance option that works in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Its American-made and comes with a hard protective case for traveling.Another high-end option is theMarksman Fly Rod by Hardy. The English-made rod is lightweight but still durable thanks to the carbon fiber blank, which also provides more sensitivity so you never miss a catch. For an affordable but still sturdy option, thisOrvis Encounter fly rod does the trick. Its a graphite rod thats ideal for beginners, but still a trusty choice for more advanced anglers.THE ANGLERS GUIDE TO THE BEST FISHING RODSTheres a never ending limit to the flies you can bring with you, but this simple assortment kit has a mix of everything. The flies target trout, grayling, salmon, steelhead, pike and more. Choose from a 30-piece set all the way to a 168-piece set. Included is a waterproof fly box thatll keep your flies organized and safe, even if you drop them a few times.Original price: $49.99Waders are obviously important when fly fishing, assuming you want to stay dry. Theres a huge price range when it comes to waders. You can getthis affordable pair from Amazon that also comes with wading botts. Theyre simple waders, but they have a built-in pocket and adjustable waistband.Those looking for a more high-end pair can grab theseSimms waders. Theyre made from breathable, waterproof material and have fleece-lined hand-warming pockets as well as a zippered pocket that protects your phone keys, or is perfect for storing flies. They also have built-in waterproof stockings.A fly vest holds your flies and gives you plenty of storage space for your phone and other valuables while youre in the water. You can get avest with 18 pockets from Amazon. Its made of lightweight, fast-drying material so it wont bog you down.Cabelas has a more lightweight fly-fishing vest that also has 18 pockets.REEL IN HOT DEALS ON COLD-WEATHER FISHING GEAROriginal price: $22.90Anytime youre near the water, its a good idea to have a dry bag on hand. You can store all your belongings just in case they get dropped in the water. An Earth Pak dry bag includes a certified dry case for your phone.Simms large Dry Creek dry bag rolls up into a compact ball when youre not using it and has a clip you can hook to your boat.Protect your eyes from harmful UV rays with a pair of polarized sunglasses. They keep your eyes safe when the glare bounces off the water.Amazon has a pair of athletic polarized sunglasses for an affordable price. They come in all kinds of colors and have nose grips and side grips to ensure they stay on. If you want an upgrade, these high-ratedOakley polarized sunglasses are a tough and sleek option.Original price: $19.99Keep all the tools you need together with thisfly-fishing tools kit. The seven-piece kit comes with scissors, hook cases, spool holders and more. Its essentially everything you need to tie, cut and organize your fishing lines.GO FISHING WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANK WITH THESE BUDGET-FRIENDLY FISHING GADGETSA fishing hat provides some much-needed protection from the sun, even on cooler days. You can choose from a variety of styles, like thiswide-brim fishing hat from Amazon. It comes with an adjustable neck strap that helps keep the hat secure on windy days. For just a fish-themed baseball hat, go with thisSimms rope cap that features a blockprint of a fish. Add some amusement to your day with this"Fly or Die" trucker hat thatll keep you feeling and looking cool.For more deals, visitwww.foxnews.com/dealsReeling in the fish is only part of the battle. A fishing net helps you get the fish faster, ensuring you can safely release it or dress it for the meat. Atelescoping fishing net is a good option both for convenience and storage. It folds down when youre not using it and telescopes out when you need to reach a fish thats stubbornly far away.Fishpond makes a fishing net belt system that includes a water-wicking wading belt that includes a spot for the fishing net. There are places to add extra line and pockets for additional nets and flies.If youre anAmazon Prime member, you can get these items sent to your door ASAP. You canjoin or start a 30-day free trial to start your shopping today.

When it comes to behind-the-scenes secrets on "Wheel of Fortune," host Ryan Seacrest is not afraid to spill.During a recent interview in promotion of the beloved show's 43rd season, Seacrest who took over hosting duties for Pat Sajak last year shared how the show creates the clicking sound viewers hear when a contestant spins the wheel. The on-set secret even surprised co-host Vanna White."Do you know the clicking sound? There are rubber bands like you used to have with orthodontia on your teeth thats what makes the clicking," Seacrest told "Good Morning America" on Sept. 5.WHEEL OF FORTUNE HOST PAT SAJAK TAKES TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE IN FAREWELL INTERVIEW: WHOS CUTTING ONIONS?'"Do you know I never knew that?" White admitted."Well, welcome to season 43!" Seacrest responded.Sajaks retirement in 2024 marked an end to 42 years of hosting the show. Weeks after his announcement, Seacrest was officially named as his replacement. White later signed a contract that will keep her on the show through the 2025-2026 season.The popular game show first premiered on television in 1975. Sajak started hosting in 1981, with White joining him the following year.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSSajak became one of the most beloved television hosts in game show history, with one expert previously telling Fox News Digital his appeal is "like humidity. You can't see it, but you can certainly feel it.""Sajak embodies everything you would want in a host calm, charismatic, clean-cut and very likable," Doug Eldridge, founder of Achilles PR, continued. "He managed banter with contestants, while celebrating them in victory and consoling them in defeat. He did so with a small smile and a big heart.""It was a perfect storm in a lot of ways," Eldridge said. "Timing, tempo and teamwork. When you look at the timing, game shows reached their zenith in the 1960s and 70s the timing [of Sajak and White's takeover] was like the last few clicks at the top of the roller coaster climb, when it comes to American viewing habits."For this season's "Year of Fun!," the game show will be amping up the excitement in the studio and for viewers at home with more tournaments, bigger prizes, and extra opportunities to win, according to a press release."Ryan brings his charm, warmth and playfulness into his interactions with the contestants and co-host Vanna White, and that has resonated with our viewers," the show's executive producer, Bellamie Blackstone, said in the release. "A big part of the success we saw last season can be credited to these many wonderful moments, so we decided to embrace it, and make The Year of Fun the season 43 theme."

NFL kicker Jake Moody faced the consequences even as the San Francisco 49ers were able to pull out a victory against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 1.The 49ers waived Moody on Tuesday after a brutal kicking performance. He was 1-for-3 against the Seahawks, only connecting on a 32-yarder. He missed a 27-yard field goal in the second quarter and had a 36-yarder blocked in the third quarter.START STREAMING WITH A 7-DAY FREE TRIAL AT FOXONE.COM OR DOWNLOAD THE FOX ONE APP ON YOUR FAVORITE DEVICESan Francisco won the game, 17-13, but it may not have been so close if the field goals were made.Head coach Kyle Shanahan appeared to be committed to Moody in the moment but plans seemingly changed between Sunday and Tuesday."Right now, I have no question," he said, via Pro Football Talk. "Im trying to finish today, get on a plane and evaluate stuff, and go back at it. Ask me every day and Ill answer how I am right at that moment."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe 49ers were expected to sign Eddy Pineiro to replace him, NFL Network reported.Moody joined the 49ers in 2023 when the team selected him in the third round of the draft out of Michigan. He made an incredible impact for the team during Super Bowl LVIII against the Kansas City Chiefs.He briefly set the record for longest field goal in a Super Bowl when he nailed a 55-yarder. Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker broke the mark later in the game.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.