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(CNN) Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwell didn't leave anything to chance when it came to signing J.J. Watt -- the American businessman personally flew his jet to scoop up and transport the three-time defensive player of the year to his new team. After weeks of speculation, it was the Cardinals who won the hotly contested race to sign Watt on a two-year deal reportedly worth $31 million, with Bidwell adding that personal touch to take the five-time Pro-Bowler to his new home in Scottsdale, Arizona. "I'm very excited. My wife and I are very excited to be here," Watt told the team's official Twitter account after landing. "Mr. Bidwill, [general manager] Steve [Keim], everybody here has been unbelievable so far and I'm just excited to get started. I'm very excited to get started, get to work, get to know the people of Arizona and to go to work, to try and help them win a championship." "The one thing that I can promise you is I'm going to work my ass off … [Read more...] about NFL owner, who is also a pilot, jets in to help secure J.J. Watt deal

(CNN) The horse racing industry is facing renewed scrutiny over animal welfare after footage emerged showing an amateur jockey jumping onto the back of a dead horse. On Tuesday, the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board tweeted that it was "aware of further social media content circulating and the matter is under investigation." The video, which was widely circulated on social media on Monday, shows people laughing and joking when an individual poses on the back of the stricken horse. The group appears to be standing on the gallops, where racehorses train. The man who sits on the horse is yet to be officially confirmed by authorities but, in an interview with The Irish Field , amateur jockey Rob James confirmed it was him and apologized for his actions. "To try defending my stupidity at the time would add further insult and hurt to the many loyal people that have supported me during my career," he said, stating the video was taken nearly five years ago. Read … [Read more...] about Horse racing faces new welfare scrutiny after more footage appears of a jockey posing on a dead horse

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) warns that gun control targeting the so-called “Charleston Loophole” could be before Congress for a vote as early as next week. The NSSF told Breitbart News the bill, the Enhanced Background Check Act of 2021, is sponsored by House Whip Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC) and “could be on the floor as early as next week, bypassing House Judiciary altogether.” The bill was previously introduced as the Enhanced Background Check Act of 2019. That bill was designed to “[revise] background check requirements applicable to proposed firearm transfers from a federal firearms licensee (e.g., a licensed gun dealer) to an unlicensed person.” The goal of this aspect of the bill was to revamp the review period for National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) checks in the event that expanded review time is necessary. Currently, a three-day business extension can be made on NICS check, but the Enhanced Background Check Act would extend to “not … [Read more...] about NSSF: ‘Charleston Loophole’ Gun Control Could Come Next Week

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — As COVID-19 infection rates drop and vaccinations climb, Philadelphia health officials suggest some restrictions could be lifted later this week. That could mean baseball fans can attend the Phillies’ home opener in April. Officials are reviewing restrictions on crowd sizes set to expire March 1. READ MORE: Stimulus Check Update: When Could Another Economic Relief Payment Arrive? The Flyers, Phillies and Sixers have all submitted requests and proposals to the city to let fans back at their games, and it looks like that could happen, with some limitations. “I’m looking forward to getting back to normal,” Mayor Jim Kenney said. The mayor says the new normal could be fans at Citizens Bank Park for Phillies Opening Day on April 1. “It’s likely there would be some fans in the stands at the Phillies’ home opener, but how many is gonna depend, not just on us, but also what the state decides,” Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said. The health … [Read more...] about COVID In Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Says ‘It’s Likely’ Some Fans Could Attend Phillies’ Home Opener

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for March 1 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A doctor who amassed a social media following for posting TikTok videos dancing in his scrubs has been hit with a $45 million sexual assault lawsuit by a former colleague and social worker in Portland who says he sent inappropriate text messages and touched her inappropriately, according to court papers and reports. The lawsuit was filed late Friday in Portland against Dr. Jason Campbell and his former employer, Oregon Health & Science University, according to court papers shared online but The Oregonian was first to report the complaint. It alleges Campbell harassed a female social worker last year at Portland's Veterans Affairs Medical Center, including through unwanted touching and sending sexually charged text messages. Campbell’s dance videos on TikTok have generated millions of views and media … [Read more...] about ‘TikTok Doc,’ former employer hit with $45M sexual assault, harassment suit