Kamala Harris recently questioned Donald Trump’s stamina in one of her few live appearances. Trump had canceled two interviews and a speech to the NRA, opening a door for Harris to claim he’s tiring. That doesn’t include the many previous rallies and interviews he’s done over the last year (WSJ 10/18/24). Running hoaxes and reading from a teleprompter requires very little stamina. The truth is, Kamala Harris is not and never will be ready for prime time and everyone knows it.

This is illegal, is it not? These actions by the South African immigrant, who made his billions on government contracts, who stamped his X on twitter so that he can be the loudest mouth on earth, yet desperately wants to rocket to Mars, can’t actually turn our precious democracy into a lottery…Elon Musk is dramatically ratcheting up his attempt to use his money to help Trump win Pennsylvania. In an appearance in Harrisburg, Pa., on Saturday, Musk, the world’s richest person, said that each day through Election Day he would be “randomly” awarding $1 million to some people who sign his super PAC’s conservative petition. Musk has previously said that his super PAC would pay $100 to every signer in the state. www.nytimes.com/...

On Saturday, multiple reports said the Steelers would name veteran signal-caller Russell Wilson the starter for the team's Week 7 game against the New York Jets. Fourth-year quarterback Justin Fields started the first six games of the season. On Tuesday, reports from the NFL Network indicated Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin was still weighing the decision. Fields helped the Steelers win their first three games of the year. Wilson enters Sunday's game with a 3-1 career record as a starter against the Jets.

Former NFL running back Eddie Lacy allegedly had a blood alcohol (BAC) level of .325% when he was taken into police custody in Scottsdale, Arizona, Sept. 30, according to TMZ Sports. Lacy was later arrested for four DUI violations — including an extreme DUI charge — and possession of an open container of alcohol inside a vehicle, the Scottsdale Police Department previously confirmed to Fox News Digital. In Arizona, an extreme DUI charge can be applied to a BAC of at least .15%. The case involved a DUI and included two counts of extreme DUI. Lacy pleaded guilty to having an extreme DUI with a BAC of at least .20%.

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11 Tennessee was one of the most anticipated games on the Week 8 college football slate. But the Crimson Tide fell 24-17 and dropped to 5-2 on the year, which put a dent in their College Football Playoff hopes. Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe and Tennessee signal-caller Nico Iamaleava got off to sluggish starts. Volunteers fans and presumably the coaching staff held their collective breath when Iamaleava went down after he was tackled hard. Sampson barreled in from three yards after Iamaleava connected with Dont’e Thornton for 55 yards to the Alabama 3.

A few things to know after millions of people in Cuba were left without electricity for two days when the nation's electrical grid collapsedWhat to know about the electrical grid failure that plunged Cuba into darknessHAVANA -- Millions of people in Cuba were left without electricity for two days after the nation's energy grid went down when one of the island's major power plants failed. Even in a country that for decades has been accustomed to frequent outages amid a series of economic crises, the grid failure was unprecedented in modern times, aside from incidents involving powerful hurricanes, such as one in 2022. But problems in the electrical grid have helped sparked street protests several times in recent years, including large demonstrations in July 2021 that led to international criticism of the government for its harsh response. Cuba gets its power from huge thermoelectric plants like Antonio Guiteras and some smaller ones, which require crude oil to operate. Authorities have been working since last year on a project to upgrade the island’s electrical grid through the use of alternative power sources.

Kangaroo on the loose in Florida after bear enters enclosureKangaroo on the loose in Florida after bear enters enclosureResidents of a small town in Florida were told to keep their eyes peeled for a most unusual lost animal: a kangaroo. Chitwood shared a screenshot from the "Pierson Community Page" on Facebook, showing a kangaroo hopping along a road. Read On The Fox News AppA kangaroo was seen hopping around Pierson, Florida, prompting a response from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office. A woman who lives in Pierson told Fox 35 Orlando that she was "stunned" to see the Australian marsupial hopping around. Original article source: Kangaroo on the loose in Florida after bear enters enclosure

PoliticsUsher speaks at Harris rally in AtlantaUsher encouraged folks to vote for Kamala Harris at a rally in Atlanta on Oct. 19.

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ToplineBoeing reached a tentative agreement with its striking union workers Saturday, according to multiple outlets, potentially ending a five-week-long strike that halted production of the company’s key aircraft, threatened large layoffs and heightened its financial struggles. (AP Photo/Manuel Valdes) Associated PressKey FactsThe tentative deal includes a 35% wage increase over four years for workers, according to The Wall Street Journal, up from its initial offer of 25%. That is how many unionized Boeing workers rejected the previous tentative deal that was also recommended by union leaders, the Journal reported. Key BackgroundThe production-halting strike against Boeing is the latest obstacle faced by the aerospace company. Further ReadingBoeing Will Cut About 10% Of Its Workforce Amid Strike And Financial Struggles (Forbes)

The "catastrophic failure" of an aluminum ferry gangway caused the deaths Saturday of seven people who were attending an annual cultural event on historic Sapelo Island off the coast of Georgia, officials said Sunday. "We are heartbroken to learn about the ferry dock walkway collapse on Georgia's Sapelo Island," Biden said in the statement. Vice President Kamala Harris is also "praying for all those who were killed or injured in the collapse of the ferry dock walkway on Georgia's Sapelo Island," she said in a statement Saturday. Sapelo Island is located about 70 miles south of Savannah, Georgia. 'Catastrophic failure' cited in gangway collapse that killed 7 on Georgia's Sapelo Island originally appeared on abcnews.go.com

Hezbollah launches drone and rocket attack on Israel Both Israel and Hamas are doubling down on their positions following Israel's killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Calls arrived around 1:30 p.m. on Friday reporting a fire in front of a home in the Oakland hills. The fire burned two homes and damaged several others, while forcing hundreds to evacuate. The blaze in the Oakland Hills burned a day before the Oct. 19 anniversary of a 1991 fire that destroyed nearly 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. During a diablo wind, the air is so dry that relative humidity levels plunge, drying out vegetation and making it ready to burn. The strong winds are expected to last through part of the weekend.