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Tell me, is this good? Last week, Oklahoma angler Gabe Brannick set out with High Water Guide Service to fish for some paddlefish on the Neosho River. However, this guided trip quickly turned into one Brannick will never forget… Because he reeled in a MASSIVE 110.1 pound bighead carp, which ordinarily would be good enough to earn him an IGFA world record, however, because he snagged it while looking for paddlefish, it won’t count. The world record doesn’t recognize snagging as a method of catch according to Field & Stream. And on top of that, he blew the previous record...

This week on Fox News, host Neil Cavuto blasted President Donald Trump‘s criticism of the network in a monologue dubbed “Common Sense” that he delivered on Thursday. Cavuto claims that the president makes clear that “to fact check him is to be all but dead to him” and that “my job is to cover you, not fawn over you.” The host of the right-leaning network seemed to have had enough of Trump’s backsliding every time the network reports on something negative. “First of all, Mr. President, we don’t work for you.” he declared. “I don’t work for you.”

Salford may have been a relatively unknown city in Manchester, but that all changed when Zohaib Alam, 15, won a towering 8-ft (2.4m) high bust of none other than Jeremy Clarkson. I know Jeremy Clarkson has got a big head but we said it would fit after we found out the dimensions. It was amazing when we found out that we had won. It’s the first time we’ve won anything.

At his campaign-style fundraiser for Senator Michael Bennet in Colorado today, President Obama gave an enthusiastic shout out to the U.S. Olympians from that state.

Answers to key questions as Bonds begins legal journey By Mark Fainaru-Wada and T. J. Quinn Updated: December 6, 2007 When Barry Bonds walks into the Phillip Burton Federal Building in San Francisco on Friday, it will be only the beginning of an unpredictable legal odyssey. A few days after the fourth anniversary of his BALCO grand jury testimony, Bonds will surrender to U.S. marshals, go through the bureaucratic rigmarole of being arrested and later appear in court to enter a plea on four counts of perjury and one of obstructing justice. Outside the courtroom and all over the United...

Sen. John McCain will be live on Sean Hannity's radio show after 4 PM EDT. Go to hannity.com to listen.

Neil Cavuto Takes Lead in TV Business Wed Aug 28, 2:43 PM ET By DAVID BAUDER, AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Neil Cavuto has a sunny personality, the kind that manages to find a bright side to a crippling disease. Yet if the business news anchor perceives any kind of slight, then watch out. As with many of his colleagues at Fox News Channel, that's when a feisty side emerges. The people at Microsoft found out about that in June when none of their executives were available to talk about a deal with Verizon on Cavuto's show. Backed...

O'Reilly's tragic flaw -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: May 13, 2002 1:00 a.m. Eastern By Geoff Metcalf -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- © 2002 WorldNetDaily.com Bill O'Reilly's hissy fit on the air with Don Imus has done more damage to the O'Reilly package than 50 Matt Drudges. The last time I wrote about an O'Reilly-Drudge dustup, Bill told me, "I don't need radio." And that is true, but as I wrote previously, he obviously wants it. O'Reilly had done a magnificent job positioning himself and his Fox "O'Reilly Factor" as a bastion of "no spin." He had crystallized himself as the guy who would ask the hard...