Orioles pitcher commits two errors on one play in disastrous outing

Baltimore Orioles pitcher Kyle Bradish had a start he probably would like to forget.

Bradish was on the bump against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon. Chicago took the lead in the fifth inning after Bradish committed two errors on one play.

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White Sox shortstop Colin Montgomery was up at the plate with runners on second and first and was issued a walk after Bradish’s pitch was inside. Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman threw the ball back to Bradish, who dropped it and lackadaisically followed it back to the mound. He realized Chase Meidroth was rounding third and heading for home.

Bradish fired the ball to Rutschman, but it was wide to his left. Meidroth scored on the play to give Chicago a 3-2 lead. Bradish was charged with two errors on the play. He struck out Andrew Benintendi to end the inning and was removed before the start of the sixth inning.

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"Yeah, just frustration came out. Unacceptable," Bradish told reporters after the game, via MLB.com. "That's just childish behavior, and that will not happen again."

The Orioles ended up winning the game, 5-3.

Bradish allowed three runs, two earned, and six hits in five innings of work. He struck out seven batters and walked three more, as the Orioles improved to 6-6 on the year.

The 29-year-old is in his fifth season of his MLB career. He underwent Tommy John surgery during the 2024 season and returned to the mound in August 2025. He has a 3.54 ERA with 396 strikeouts in 70 career starts.

Chicago fell to 4-8 with the loss.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Dem Senate nominee distances herself from Kamala Harris ahead of visit: 'Will not be attending'

The Democratic nominee for a Senate seat in Arkansas is trying to distance herself from messaging ties to the mainstream Democratic Party, including former Vice President Kamala Harris, as she wages an uphill bid to flip a Republican Senate seat.

"Arkansas is a very independent state. In fact, if you look at our voting history, we are often split-ticket voters," Hallie Shoffner told Fox News Digital.

"I feel that both of the parties just walked away from rural America — Democrats included," added Shoffner, who is pushing back on claims that she invited Harris to campaign with her.

Her comments come as Harris plans to deliver keynote remarks at the Arkansas Shackelford Dinner in Little Rock later this month — the first campaign event she has headlined since she lost the 2024 presidential election.

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Shoffner strongly denied she had any intention of campaigning with Harris at her upcoming appearance.

"We had nothing to do with bringing the former vice president here. She’s speaking at a Democratic Party of Arkansas event, an event I will not be attending," Shoffner said.

"This woman is coming, and she’s going to be here for all of two hours," she said.

Shoffner believes the party should focus on its future, rather than highlighting high-profile names of the past. She blasted Republican attempts to link Harris’ appearance to her Senate bid.

"The Republican Party of Arkansas is talking like I’m the one who’s responsible. Why? Tom Cotton and the Republican Party, why are we relitigating the 2024 election right now?" Shoffner said, referring to her political opponent, Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.

Instead, Shoffner said she is trying to emulate different Democrats who have used middle-of-the-road platforms to attract rural voters.

"If I were Hallie Shoffner, I’d pretend like I didn’t know Kamala Harris either," Joseph Wood, the chairman of the Republican Party of Arkansas, said in a fiery response to her comments. "But Shoffner can’t hide two very important things: her 25 donations to Harris, or that Harris is coming to Arkansas to raise money that will be used to try and help her failing campaign." 

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Shoffner mentioned former Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., who was defeated in 2024, as an example of a different Democrat.

"One of the things I really like about Sen. Tester is he takes the same approach when he's going into diverse political communities in Montana," Shoffner said.

"We're all Arkansans. We're all Montanans. You know, we want to be able to buy our groceries. We want to put gas in our car. We want to know that our job is going to be there the next day," Shoffner said.

Tester represented Montana as a senator from 2007 to 2025. He lost his re-election bid to newcomer Sen. Tim Sheehy, R-Mont.

Despite asserting confidence in charting her own course, Shoffner faces an uphill race against Cotton, the current chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

Cotton, who was handpicked by former Senate Majority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., to run for the Senate in 2014, has come to the defense of President Donald Trump's military engagement against Iran.

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Shoffner believes that’s a weakness she can exploit.

"Does it work for the people of Arkansas? That's the point of Congress. That there should have been an Arkansan up there in D.C. who said, ‘Now, wait a minute, they need diesel and fertilizer prices to be low.’ That is when a senator or a representative from a state is supposed to step in and say, ‘My people at home will be affected,’" Shoffner said.

Shoffner will face off against Cotton in the state’s general election on Nov. 3.

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City’s BLM-era mental health push puts cops in danger after sword-wielding suspect stabs officer: police

Boston officials spent the years after George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests pushing a mental health-first response model meant to reduce the role of police in psychiatric emergencies. But that strategy came under scrutiny Saturday after police said a man in crisis stabbed an officer.

The city’s flagship approach is built on the long-running Boston Emergency Services Team, or BEST, a partnership that Boston police say has been in place since 2011.

After the 2020 unrest, however, City Hall moved to expand and elevate that model. In April 2021, Boston launched a pilot explicitly aimed at increasing the role of mental health workers and decreasing the role of police in crisis calls.

The policy shift was on display on Saturday.

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Police Commissioner Michael Cox said officers were called around 10:45 a.m. after a man reported that four armed people outside his apartment near Northwestern University wanted to harm him.

Officers could not find anyone matching that description but spoke with the caller through the door and then requested EMS and a mental health clinician, through the BEST program, after concluding he was in immediate need of psychiatric help.

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According to Cox, EMS and the clinician spent roughly 35 to 45 minutes talking with the man from outside the apartment and trying to persuade him to come out for treatment.

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Instead, police said, he suddenly emerged carrying a sword, stabbed a Boston officer in the arm and knocked the clinician to the ground.

"One or more officers fired a Taser and their firearm at the individual, bringing the person to a halt," the commissioner said. "EMS immediately provided medical attention. Unfortunately, the person succumbed to the injuries."

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The person has not been immediately identified.

The officer stabbed was given a tourniquet on scene before being taken to the hospital. Several officers and two EMS clinicians were also taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, according to Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden.

"Today serves as a reminder of the dangers inherent in this work and the sacrifice our members make every day. Members of Boston EMS show up to save lives — not to be assaulted. No one should face violence for simply doing their job," Boston EMS said in a statement.

"Our thoughts are with our injured members, the Boston Police officers, and everyone affected by today’s incident."

Boston Police are investigating.

Fox News Digital reached out to the police and mayor for comment.

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Giants' Dexter Lawrence requests trade as contract negotiations get stagnant: reports

New York Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence reportedly requested a trade from the team and has made clear to the organization he will not be at the team’s offseason workouts.

Lawrence has been trying to "negotiate a contract reflecting his value to the Giants" the last two years but talks have remained stagnant, ESPN reported on Monday. Discussions about a new deal reportedly haven’t moved forward even with John Harbaugh coming in as head coach.

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The burly 340-pound defensive lineman is a three-time Pro Bowler and has been with the Giants through some rough seasons. Despite that, he’s been one of their better defensive players since the team selected him in the first round of the 2019 draft out of Clemson.

Lawrence has 30.5 sacks, 15 pass break-ups and 341 tackles in 109 career games with New York.

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Last season, Lawrence played in all 17 games for the first time in his career. He had an interception to go along with 31 tackles and a half-sack.

The 28-year-old player signed a four-year contract extension with the Giants in 2023, reportedly worth $87.5 million. He has two years left on his current deal. He would be paid $18.5 million in 2026 and $15.5 million if a new deal isn’t negotiated.

It’s unclear what team would be interested in trading for Lawrence. But with the NFL Draft around the corner, New York would likely expect at least two picks from any team trading for Lawrence.

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Kate Middleton looks elegant in cream set with Prince William and their kids as they return to Easter service

Kate Middleton looked elegant for this year’s Easter Sunday service.

The royal wore a cream-colored fitted blazer with a belt detail, paired with a matching calf-length skirt.

Middleton added a taupe handbag and heels, along with a cream hat.

She added a delicate cross necklace and dangling earrings to finish off her Easter Sunday look.

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Middleton was joined by her husband Prince William, and their three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

They attended Easter Matins Service at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.

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Princess Charlotte coordinated with her mom in a cream and brown coat.

Prince William wore a navy suit with a striped blue and white tie.

Prince George and Prince Louis matched in black suits with light blue ties.

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They joined King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Service.

The Prince and Princess of Wales made their return to Easter Service with the family this year, after skipping the last two years.

They skipped the 2024 service due to Middleton’s cancer battle. She had announced her diagnosis just weeks prior.

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In 2025, they spent Easter in Norfolk. Middleton had announced her cancer was in remission three months prior.

Her decision to choose a cream-colored look instead of blue came as a surprise.

British broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard predicted: "Expect Princess Catherine to make a stylish statement, at Easter church services, likely in a blue Catherine Walker coat dress, a favorite of hers."

"This color choice symbolizes stability, trust, and strength, reflecting the occasion’s significance. True to form, she’ll probably reuse an outfit, promoting sustainability and humility," Chard noted.

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"Her elegant style will be balanced with subtle details and sentimental jewelry, adding a touch of personality," Chard concluded.

Royal Commentator Amanda Matta also predicted blue would appear — and it did — with Prince William, Prince George and Prince Louis wearing the color.

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"Blue does pop up quite frequently on the entire Wales family during high-profile family events like Easter. While Kate is often credited for ‘dressing’ her family in the signature shade, it has been a royal favorite with Queen Camilla and Elizabeth II before her," Matta explained.

"It signals regality, evokes stability, and is said to inspire sympathetic thoughts towards the wearer," Matta said.

Her favorite fashion detail Middleton has done though, was when she "sported bright red nail polish in 2023," Matta revealed.

"She has rarely been seen with an eye-catching manicure even since. It was a small signal that she was stepping into a more confident role within the institution as Princess of Wales," Matta concluded.

King Charles wore a blue pinstripe suit for the service, while Queen Camilla donned a red coat and hat.

The Royal Family shared a message to Instagram in honor of Easter Sunday.

An image of a cross with "Happy Easter. He is risen!" was posted to the Royal Family Instagram page.

The caption said: "Wishing you a joyous Easter Sunday to Christians celebrating in the Uk, the Commonwealth and around the world today."

Former Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson were not in attendance for the Easter service, amid the Jeffrey Epstein ties fallout.

Their children, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie also did not attend and had made alternative plans.

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John Lithgow says much of JK Rowling’s trans remarks have been ‘twisted and misrepresented’

Actor John Lithgow said much of J.K. Rowling’s views on transgender issues have been "twisted and misrepresented," despite his own disagreements with "much" of what the author has said.

"I do disagree with much of [what she has said]," Lithgow told journalist David Remnick late last month.

"Much of it, I think, has been twisted and misrepresented, and she has sort of doubled down on it at her own cause."

Lithgow, 80, who is set to portray Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore in the upcoming "Harry Potter" HBO television series, said he was aware of the controversy surrounding Rowling before signing on, and even faced pressure to walk away from the project.

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"I was urged to walk away, and I was not about to do that," he said, explaining that he felt "the reasons to do it were much, much stronger" than objections to Rowling’s comments.

After Lithgow explained his decision, Remnick pressed further on Rowling’s rhetoric, noting how "surprised" he has been by the "ferocity" and, at times, "cruelty" in the tone of her public comments.

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Lithgow responded, "Yes, I'm surprised by it, too, and disappointed by it."

Rowling, who authored all seven books in the "Harry Potter" series, has angered transgender activists for years with her outspoken opposition to transgender ideology and her defense of women-only spaces.

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She has taken to social media multiple times to weigh in on issues relevant to the subject, including transgender athletes in women's sport, biological men entering female-only spaces and the legal definition of a woman while providing support for other women who have opposed transgender ideology.

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Lithgow previously said he had considered walking away from his role due to Rowling's views, according to The New York Times, which cited his "interest in queer culture" while delving into the topic.

Lithgow noted that non-binary actor Aud Mason-Hyde, his co-star in a separate project, called his decision to join the Potter show "disconcerting" and "vaguely hurtful" and, because of the pushback, he "considered quitting the series but decided not to" and pushed forward, well aware of possible ramifications.

"Every interview I will ever do for the rest of my life this will come up," he told the outlet.

Fox News' Brian Flood contributed to this report.

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