Former FAA COO and United Vice president David Grizzle joins 'Fox News Live' to weigh in on air traffic controller staffing shortages and outdated technology causing flight issues.

Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes breaks down the FBIs Russia collusion probe on Sunday Morning Futures.

FBI bomb technicians are investigating an apparent car bombing near a Palm Springs, California fertility clinic on Saturday, which officials say is probably one of the largest bombing investigations that weve had in Southern California.

Democratic strategist James Carville joins 'MediaBuzz' to discuss the Democrats' cover-up of former President Joe Biden's mental decline and the party's future.

CNN's Abby Phillip suggested on Friday that Robert Hur "undersold" the extent of Biden's memory lapses in his interview with the former president during the classified documents probe.

Republican National Committee chair Michael Whatley joins 'MediaBuzz' to discuss former FBI director James Comey posting a photo to social media suggesting the assassination of President Donald Trump and media backlash over Qatar's jet gift offer.

A TikTok video played a key role in one mothers cancer diagnosis after it prompted her to see a doctor regarding a strange marking on her fingernail, SWNS reported.Lauren Koltcz, 45, from North Royalton, Ohio, noticed a brown line on her left thumbnail, but thought it was caused by a vitamin deficiency."I had this nagging feeling it was something more than a vitamin deficiency," she said.4 TROUBLING CANCER TRENDS YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT IN 2025When the brown line became thicker, the mother of two spoke to her nurse practitioner, who said it could be a fungal infection."I put some fungal medication on my thumb, but it didn't do anything," she said, as SWNS reported.Then, in February 2025, Koltcz noticed the line spreading across her nail."I started researching online and found some TikTok videos from dermatologists," she recalled.RARE SPINAL CANCER TUMOR REMOVED THROUGH PATIENTS EYE AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITALIn one video, a dermatologist implored those with brown lines on their nails to see a medical professional.Koltcz booked an appointment at Cleveland Clinic, where doctors took a biopsy of the brown area.The next day, she got a call from her doctor, Alison Vidimos, MD, who said they needed to do a biopsy."I was concerned because the pigmentation on her nail was very dark, there were different shades of brown, and the spot was wider than 3 millimeters," said Vidimos, who is chairman emeritus of Cleveland Clinics Department of Dermatology.TERMINAL COLON CANCER PATIENT SAVED BY BREAKTHROUGH TREATMENTThe biopsy results came back four days later."I just couldnt believe it. Everybody knows someone whos had cancer, and now I was one of them," Koltcz said.The results showed that Koltcz had subungual melanoma a skin cancer that develops under the nail but they had caught it at stage 0, meaning the melanoma was only in the top layer of the skin.Subungual melanoma (nail melanoma) is a serious and rare type of skin cancer, accounting for 0.7% to 3.5% of all melanomas worldwide, according to Cleveland Clinic.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/healthIt can impact any nail and discoloration doesnt always occur, which is why it's so important to take note of any nail changes."When this type of cancer is caught early, there's over a 95% survival rate," Vidimos said in a press release from Cleveland Clinic. "But if its neglected and not diagnosed at an early stage, it can spread to the lymph nodes and make treatment more challenging."Nail melanomas are often diagnosed late, according to the doctor, because people dont think about checking their nails.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTERPrompt surgery removed Koltczs cancer and some of the tissue around the area to ensure that no cancer cells remained.While she currently shows no evidence of cancer, Koltcz will have regular follow-ups with her dermatologist."I just kept thinking, How lucky am I that I caught it in time and had such great doctors to treat it?'"

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham turned heads on Saturday afternoon with her outfit before the teams win over the Chicago Sky.Cunningham wore a black jacket over a black sheer outfit and heels and walked the Fevers carpet, which they had rolled out for the outfit checks before the game. She posed for a few pictures of herself and with teammate Lexie Hull.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMUnfortunately, Cunningham put on sweats instead of a Fever jersey. She was ruled out of the game with an ankle injury.The Fever acquired Cunningham in a trade with the Phoenix Mercury in the offseason. She averaged 8.4 points and 3.9 rebounds in 40 games. She shot 37.8% from 3-point range and 42.9% from the field in all.FEVER STAR LEFT STUNNED AFTER LEARNING SHE RECEIVED TECHNICAL FOUL IN CAITLIN CLARK-ANGEL REESE INCIDENTCunningham went viral a few times during the 2024 season with some of the outfits she wore before games. One "Love Island" dress even became the talk of social media, but she told Fox News Digital in August that it was mom-approved.She took the attention as a sign of the times as more interest has been paid to the WNBA since Caitlin Clark entered the league. Pregame "fit checks" have been one of the ways the league has captured attention on social media."I do think it's super cool that people are interested in what we do off the court now," Cunningham told Fox News Digital last year. "Our tunnel fits have been a fashion show, and people are so excited and intrigued about what we're going to wear."Fox News Paulina Dedaj contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

FBI Director Kash Patel hinted at a "wave of transparency" on the horizon as the agency struggles to rebuild public trust, especially in the wake of longstanding controversy over alleged politicization and selective prosecution.Sitting alongside FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino for a "Sunday Morning Futures" exclusive interview, Patel pointed to the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation as an example of political bias and institutional failure. He claimed senior officials within the Department of Justice "hijacked" their constitutional responsibilities by selectively deciding which cases to pursue."You asked in the beginning how the FBI was weaponized," he said to host Maria Bartiromo. "Well, the FBI hijacked the constitutional responsibility of the Department of Justice and the Attorney General, and James Comey and others specifically decided what cases to prosecute and not prosecute. Don't believe me? Go to the videotape in the Hillary Clinton investigation."GRAHAM GRILLS FBI NOMINEE PATEL OVER 'DISGUSTING' AND 'CORRUPT' CROSSFIRE HURRICANE PROBE"We don't decide prosecutions, and neither does any agent or intel analyst. We have great partners under Attorney General [Pam] Bondi. We work with them and discuss the matter with them, but the prosecutorial decision is with them."Patel said that new agency leadership has uncovered additional details regarding the Crossfire Hurricane investigation into President Donald Trump's alleged ties to Russia and are working with Congress to put out information surrounding the episode."That's how vindictive and vicious the former leadership structure here was. Not only did they bastardize the FISA process and lie to the American public, they withheld and hid documentation and put it in rooms where people weren't supposed to look," Patel said."It's a good thing we're here now to clean it up, and you're about to see a wave of transparency Just give us about a week or two."THE 6 BIGGEST FBI SCANDALS UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATIONPatel and Bongino's wide-ranging interview with Bartiromo centered on investments in homeland security, alleged corruption among past agency leadership and restoring public trust in the institution.In a pointed critique, Patel accused his FBI predecessors of "intentionally failing the American public" by putting on what he called the "biggest D.C. deception game" ever seen.He claimed the bureau's reputation as a storied law enforcement agency was damaged by the likes of leaders like James Comey, Andrew McCabe and Peter Strzok and accused them of weaponizing the FBI for political purposes, misleading both the courts and the American people."They said the FBI was the most storied institution for law enforcement, and it was, and it will be again very soon," Patel vowed, tossing in an allegation that the former leadership used taxpayer funds, potentially illegally, to run their operation and withheld key evidence from the court."That's what broke the FBI. And then, when they were caught, they lied about it and [few media personalities] were brave enough to cover it six, seven, eight years ago, and we're still talking about it today because Congress is working rigorously with us [and] the Crossfire Hurricane documents are coming fast and hard, and they're being sent there un-redacted so we can have full accountability.""That's how you restore the trust that was lost to the American public when it comes to the FBI," Patel said.

The Philadelphia Phillies bullpen took a major hit on Sunday as Major League Baseball announced that closer Jose Alvarado has been suspended for 80 games after he tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug.MLB said that Alvarado had tested positive for exogenous testosterone and violated the leagues drug policy.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The Phillies fully support Major League Baseball's Joint Prevention and Treatment Program and are disappointed to hear today's news of Joses violation," the team said in a statement.Alvarado will be ineligible for the postseason should Philadelphia make it.The left-handed pitcher has been one of the best relievers in the league since he joined the Phillies from the Tampa Bay Rays in 2021. He lowered his ERA from 2021 to 2023 from 4.20 to 1.74. He had a 4.09 ERA in 66 appearances in 2024.ORIOLES PART WAYS WITH MANAGER BRANDON HYDE AFTER POOR START TO 2025 SEASONAlvarado appeared in 20 games for the Phillies this season. He had a 2.70 ERA with seven saves and 25 strikeouts. He went viral earlier this month when he wrote a sweet message to his mom on his hat for Mothers Day.Losing Alvarado is a major obstacle for the Phillies. The team will have to lean on Jordan Romano, Matt Strahm and Orion Kerkering even more as the season wears on.Philadelphia were 27-18 and in second place in the National League East division as they entered Sunday.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.