Day: December 1, 2024

The Buccaneers pull out a win after allowing a go-ahead touchdown in the final minute of the fourth quarter. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports.

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Many people can name a Saint, like Joan of Arc, for instance. But their life stories, including their struggles and mistakes, are not commonly known. They are human, after all. That is why iconic filmmaker Martin Scorsese tells some of their stories in the new FOX Nation series, “Martin Scorsese Presents The Saints.” FOX News Rundown host recently spoke to theologian and FOX News Contributor Johnathan Morris about the docudrama, the background of some of the Saints featured, and how Scorsese’s own faith journey inspired the project. Morris, a former Catholic priest, also discussed portraying a priest in the Scorsese film The Irishman. We often must cut interviews short during the week, but we thought you might like to hear the full interview. Today on Fox News Rundown Extra, we will share our entire interview with theologian Jonathan Morris and let you learn more about Catholic saints, Martin Scorsese, and the FOX Nation series.
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The Vikings continues their winning streak by rallying to beat the Cardinals. Correspondent Mark Meyers reports.

The Seahawks assure themselves of at least another week atop the NFC West. Correspondent Tom Mariam reports.

Anthony Richardson’s late heroics led the Colts to a dramatic road win at New England. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

The Commanders solidify their hold on a playoff berth by blasting the Titans. Correspondent Mike Reeves reports.

The Texans hold on for a win against the Jaguars. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports

Russia has been aiding the Syrian air force to carry out intensive airstrikes in Idlib and Hama provinces. The strikes come after rebel forces in the north of the country launched their rapid offensive, taking the city of Aleppo, earlier this week. We speak to a member of the volunteer civil defence group, known as the White Helmets, who are scrambling to respond to the bombings. Also in the programme: Huge protests continue in Georgia despite the prime minister appearing to row back on his unpopular pledge to suspend EU accession efforts; and Belgium becomes the first country to give legally enforceable labour rights to sex workers. (Picture: White Helmets members work at the scene of what the organisation says is a strike in Idlib. Credit: White Helmets handout/Reuters)