Liverpool’s owners Fenway Sports Group on Friday announced they will not consider any offers for Philippe Coutinho, having reportedly rejected a second bid of £90million from Barcelona for the attacking midfielder. Liverpool 16/1 to win the PL The Brazil international, who is said to be among the Catalan giants’ preferred options to replace Neymar, is believed to have submitted a transfer request in the wake of that decision. The Reds lost star striker Luis Suarez to Barca in 2014 but, when asked about Liverpool’s ability to cope with the departure of key players, retired striker Fowler said he remains hopeful the 25-year-old will still be at Anfield when the window shuts on August 31....

Starnes appeared for an interview on Fox News morning show Fox & Friends on Tuesday to promote his new book, Culture Jihad, which alleges that the political left is attempting to “kill” the nation. During the segment, he railed against left-wing politicians and polls showing that young people are increasingly less interested in religion and being patriotic. “I noticed that there was a trend developing in the country with the rise of socialism....

During a radio appearance with Fox Nation’s Todd Starnes earlier today, Pirro promoted the so-called “great replacement theory,” a conspiracy that warns of white genocide. “They hate Donald Trump,” Pirro said, referring to Democrats. “He’s the one they want to get rid of.” “Their plan and their plot to remake America is to bring in the illegals, change the way the voting occurs in this country, give them licenses, they get to vote maybe once, maybe twice, maybe three times,” Pirro continued....

Putting Graham’s previous statement from 1999 on the screen, Wallace pointed out during a Fox News Sunday interview that the GOP senator (who was then in the House of Representatives) had argued that witnesses may need to be called in the Senate trial of Clinton. Meanwhile, Graham has dismissed the possibility when it comes to Trump’s case. “There may be some conflict that has to be resolved by presenting live witnesses,” Graham had said ahead of Clinton’s trial....

In a segment parodying the tone of an awards ceremony, Raymond Arroyo, an author and broadcasting executive, mocked Ocasio-Cortez’s Instagram Live video about the events of January 6, when an armed mob of Donald Trump supporters stormed government buildings in Washington, D.C. Appearing on Fox News show The Ingraham Angle, Arroyo said: “There was one snub that we have to rectify before the Emmys and the Oscars are announced and it’s this Instagram show that may have gotten more viewers than all those Netflix nominees....

“On one hand, it’s outrageous to say that you demand to see a whistleblower. That sentence in and of itself doesn’t make any sense,” Francis said on the panel of Outnumbered. “They are blowing the whistle on corruption that they see, and they’re in that category because they fear they could be punished, they fear reprisal.” Francis, who also co-anchors the Fox Business show After the Bell, pointed out that individuals who come forward to raise such serious concerns often face significant backlash and threats of violence....

During a Wednesday segment of Fox Business’s Varney & Co hosted by Stuart Varney, Peek took aim at Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal proposal, which calls for taking major steps to tackle climate change while simultaneously creating well-paying jobs and improving the nation’s infrastructure. Peek argued this was actually an “attack on poor people.” “That’s what people really have to understand,” the Fox News contributor said. “If you start pushing energy prices or electricity prices higher in this country, doesn’t hurt us....

Trump has told his supporters via Twitter to head to the nation’s capital to join rallies in support of his effort to overturn Biden’s victory. The president continues to push unfounded claims that Biden won through widespread voter fraud, and a growing number of Republican lawmakers are planning a futile attempt to object on January 6 to the electoral votes of key battleground states that went for Biden. During the Fox News morning show Fox & Friends on Monday, a program that is regularly supportive of Trump, hosts Brian Kilmeade and Steve Doocy pointed out that the president and his lawyers have not provided evidence to back the allegations of widespread voter fraud....

In an interview with Fox News on Monday morning, host Brian Kilmeade asked Miller if the campaign has “the worst legal team,” pointing out that Trump’s attorneys “in almost every state, 50 times lost,” even cases seen by Trump-appointed judges. “Do you have the worst legal team who just don’t seem to present a good case?” Kilmeade asked. “Or are you just too late and this case should have been brought before the election?...

During a segment on Fox New’s The Five, Watters called Home Alone 2 “probably one of the most underrated sequels ever.” “I just saw it with my twins,” Watters said of the film. “They love the Trump cameo. That was one of the most interesting parts of the movie. It was a liberal edit. If you want to edit for time, take out the crazy pigeon lady in Central Park....

During a segment on Fox & Friends on Sunday, Pete Hegseth said visitors have noticed that the “whole tone” of how Jefferson (one of the nation’s founders and the author of the Declaration of Independence) is described at the museum housed in his plantation home near Charlottesville, Virginia, has changed. “And it’s overwhelmingly negative,” he said. “You go to visit the legacy of Thomas Jefferson, and you learn about what a terrible person Thomas Jefferson was....

Thousands of Trump supporters—many without masks—attended rallies in Michigan and Wisconsin on Saturday. The president has continued to downplay the risks of COVID-19, even as tens of thousands of new infections along with hundreds of new deaths are recorded daily—and after being hospitalized himself with the virus earlier in October. “Why does the president continue to hold these rallies where thousands of people are packed together—the vast majority of them without masks?...

But not everybody is a fan of the new initiative. After Fox & Friends played a brief clip of character Karli’s online revelation Friday morning, host Steve Doocy asked radiologist and Fox News contributor Nicole Saphier what she thought about the show’s decision. “So, listen guys, it’s very important to reduce the stigma and increase awareness of substance abuse and mental health in general,” Saphier said. “However I do have some concerns about normalizing substance abuse with our youth,” she said, adding that it’s a parent’s role to have that conversation with their children....

The new SG Paribas has a significance beyond its size. It also shows what France will do–and won’t do–as it evolves from its own species of capitalism to something more like the U.S. variety. Paribas is mainly an investment bank, and doesn’t overlap Societe Generale’s businesses much–leading some analysts to argue out that a better partner for SG would have been its retail rival, Banque Nationale de Paris. That deal would have offered great scope for boosting profits by cutting costs–in other words, firing lots of people....

They have also defied a mounting injury toll that robbed them of some of their best players in the tournament to play some excellent football, with their attack in particular being widely praised by fans and pundits. Kylian Mbappe currently leads the Golden Boots race with five goals, whilst Olivier Giroud broke the all-time French goalscoring record and now has 53 international goals. They defeated England in a tight quarterfinal and now face the fairytale of this World Cup, Morocco, who despite being doubted throughout the tournament, will offer a very stern test for Les Bleus....

An injury-hit France showed early signs of susceptibility – and within nine minutes, they were behind. The move started with a superb long pass from Harry Souttar, who played in Mathew Leckie down the right. A low cross found Craig Goodwin arriving fast at the far post, and the winger rifled high past Hugo Lloris. With Lucas Hernandez forced off in the aftermath having fallen awkwardly when challenging Leckie, his replacement Theo Hernandez was nearly caught out moments after coming on, Mitchell Duke intercepting his loose pass and sending a shot whistling just too high....

But on Saturday against West Virginia he crossed up Gary Brown so bad that the Mountaineer went stumbling down to the hardwood. Hopefully somebody on West Virginia will help Browne locate his recently broken ankles.

Anticipation for the next matchup between the Heat and Pacers started immediately after their last meeting, when players started talking about the next time they'd face off. That game, which ended 90-84 Indiana win, was only a little more than a week ago, but the standing of several key parts to the rivalry have changed since. Vogel is just the latest, but his presence on the bench is crucial for the Pacers....

The 1992 Masters champion was asked about the Saudi-backed start-up in a recent interview with Golf.com. He admitted that he was “disappointed” that some high-profile players like Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson were leaving the PGA Tour to play for LIV Golf. Most golfers have cited the shorter season schedule as one of the most appealing reasons to make the jump, along with frustration about various PGA Tour policies and of course the money they are receiving from the Saudis, which some players have been more forthcoming in discussing than others....

Interim general manager John Hart made the announcement Friday. Gonzalez’ future was in doubt after the Braves missed the playoffs. GM Frank Wren was fired with a week to go in the regular season. It was thought the Braves would wait until a permanent GM was hired to decide on Gonzalez’s future. But with no timetable for making that announcement, the team decided to bring back Gonzalez, who has led the Braves to a pair of postseason appearances and an NL East title during his four years as manager....