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Dak Prescott needed to redeem himself after an interception early in the fourth quarter sparked the Pittsburgh Steelers’ go-ahead touchdown drive.With 4:56 left in the game, Prescott led the Cowboys on a 15-play, 70-yard drive that saw him throw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Holbert to take lead. Tolbert had DeShon Elliott hanging on him as he made the grab.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMDallas held Pittsburgh out of the end zone in the final 40 seconds and picked up a 20-17 victory. The Cowboys moved to 3-2 with the win.Prescott – even with two crucial interceptions – was 29-of-42 with 352 passing yards. He had another touchdown pass to Rico Dowdle. Prescott’s interception to cornerback Joey Porter Jr. gave the Steelers new life.Justin Fields led the Steelers on a 12-play, 63-yard drive. He threw a go-ahead touchdown pass to Pat Freiermuth to take the lead. Pittsburgh’s defense, which played great for most of the game, couldn’t get off the field on the following drive.STEELERS, COWBOYS FANS RECEIVE DIRE WARNING FROM STADIUM OFFICIALS AS THUNDERSTORMS DELAY KICKOFFFields was 15-of-27 with 127 passing yards and two touchdown passes. He added 27 yards on the ground.While there were clearly signs of a Steelers offense, the Cowboys’ defense played their opponents as tough as they could. They got to Fields three times and Pittsburgh was 3-of-12 on third downs. The Steelers only had 17 first downs in total.Prescott connected with nine different receivers. Tolbert led the way with seven catches for 87 yards. CeeDee Lamb had five catches for 62 yards.Pittsburgh fell to 3-2 on the season with the loss.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.



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A man allegedly vandalized a gas station in Memphis, Tennessee, after he was denied access to its bathroom, according to police.The suspect driving a white Chevy Impala stopped at a gas station on Winchester Road shortly before 2 p.m. on Sept. 16, according to WMC.He was denied access to the gas station bathroom after stopping at the business.3 EX-OFFICERS CONVICTED IN FATAL BEATING OF TYRE NICHOLSThe man became angry, walked outside and threw a rock at the store’s window before leaving in his vehicle.A short time later, the man returned to the gas station and began to smash two gas pumps.MORE THAN 50 SEMI-TRUCKS TIRES VANDALIZED AT TENNESSEE TRUCK STOP, DEPUTIES SAYVideo of the incident shows the upset man smashing a pump on the ground, swinging it around and hitting it on the ground until the nozzle popped off and gas began spewing out.Police are searching for the suspect, who is wanted for vandalism.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe suspect was described as average height, with short dark hair and a chin beard.



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The San Diego Padres won Game 2 of their National League Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, 10-2, on Sunday as the matchup was marred by fans throwing objects onto the field.The game was delayed briefly in the bottom of the seventh after a fan threw a baseball toward left fielder Jurickson Profar’s direction. Then, more objects were thrown toward right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMUmpires put the game on hold while the Dodgers’ public address announcer implored fans not to throw objects on to the field. Padres manager Mike Shildt had an impromptu team huddle on the field as security got the situation under control.”He wanted to make sure his players were safe,” FOX Sports Ken Rosenthal said on the broadcast of Shildt’s concerns amid the chaotic situation. “People were throwing debris at his players and he was concerned that they were in danger.”As the game churned on, Tatis was seen still jawing at fans while in the Padres dugout.It turned out to be a longer night for the Dodgers than they had hoped.PHILLIES’ NICK CASTELLANOS DELIVERS WALK-OFF HIT TO DEFEAT METS IN NLDS GAME 2Tatis started the game with a solo home run off of Dodgers starter Jack Flaherty in the first inning. In the bottom of the inning, Profar robbed Mookie Betts of a home run and started a back and forth with fans sitting near the short left field fence at Dodger Stadium.Flaherty later drilled Tatis with a pitch and ignited a war of words with Manny Machado during the game. It may have electrified the crowd as the game continued.But where it mattered, on the scoreboard, that’s where San Diego had the advantage. The Padres won the game and tied the series.The Padres scored three runs in the eighth and ninth innings respectively. Jackson Merrill broke the game open with a two-run homer in the eighth. Tatis added another home run in the top of the ninth.Both Tatis and Merrill had three hits and three RBI. Padres starter Yu Darvish gave San Diego seven solid innings, allowing one run on three hits and struck out three.The series goes back to San Diego on Tuesday night.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.



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Reese Witherspoon looked within to find strength during a particularly difficult time in her life.Witherspoon, 48, joined forces with Laura Dern and Octavia Spencer during a panel discussion for her production company Hello Sunshine’s annual Shine Away event, where she recalled having to “make decisions” both in business and at home.When asked if there was a specific instance in life where she “found” her voice, Witherspoon admitted “so many moments” came to mind, and that she found inspiration from her Hello Sunshine banner.One reason she loves the organization is that “we look for stories that women saved themselves,” Witherspoon said before adding, “because every woman in this room has saved herself,” whether from a “financial situation, an education situation, a bad relationship, you had to save yourself,” per People magazine.REESE WITHERSPOON SEEN WITH NEW MYSTERY MAN: WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT WEALTHY NHL INVESTOR”There’s a moment in all of our lives when you realize, no wait, no one’s coming to help, no one’s coming to make that decision.”KEVIN HART, REESE WITHERSPOON AND OTHER CELEBRITIES WHO HAVE AUTHORED POPULAR CHILDREN’S BOOKSWitherspoon added, “For me, I have to make that decision. I’ve had a lot of those. Being a single mom when I was in my late twenties, I had to make a lot of decisions for my two kids and a lot of financial decisions, too.”The “Legally Blonde” actress was 23 years old when she welcomed her first child into the world, daughter Ava, with ex-husband Ryan Phillippe. The former couple married months before Ava was born in 1999. APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTTheir second son, Deacon, was born in 2003. Three years later, Ryan and Reese announced their separation, and she filed for divorce in November 2006. The following year, their marriage was over with a final divorce settled in June 2008.LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSShe married CAA talent agent Jim Toth in 2011, and welcomed a son named Tennesse James in September 2012. In March 2023, Witherspoon and Toth announced their intent to divorce after 11 years of marriage. “It is with a great deal of care and consideration that we have made the difficult decision to divorce,” they said at the time. “We have enjoyed so many wonderful years together and are moving forward with deep love, kindness and mutual respect for everything we have created together.”When it came to business, Witherspoon remembered thinking she was “doing something wrong” when, even after earning accolades for “Big Little Lies,” she couldn’t keep up on the bills for her production company.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER”I had four employees and I couldn’t keep the lights on. I remember the accountant calling me going, you didn’t make enough money producing those three things to keep four employees,” she said. “And I was like, ‘I’m doing something wrong.'”She added, “The other thing was that I think it was an important moment for me to realize there’s things I didn’t know, and I had to reach out for help, and that’s when I had a friend help me create a business plan. It’s also good to know what you’re not good at, and I know what I’m really good at, but it’s also important to go, ‘I’m not good at something.’”The Academy Award-winner is rumored to be dating financier Oliver Haarmann. The pair have been spotted out together several times, with sources confirming to People that they are “casually” dating.”She enjoys it but doesn’t want it to be a big focus. She’s busy with work and her son,” the source noted. “These are her biggest priorities.”



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A lifelong North Carolina resident shared an inspiring story of how she says a Fox News viewer helped save a life after watching an interview about needed supplies in a community devastated by Hurricane Helene. Mistie Cogbill, of Black Mountain, North Carolina, joined “Cavuto Live” to discuss the overwhelming destruction caused by Hurricane Helene and how her story helped another person in need. Cogbill discussed how grateful their community was for the outpouring of support they have been given and praised the Good Samaritan who heard her testimony. “When I first came on to Fox, we received so much support. We received a load of generators. And this week we heard from a hospice nurse who did not leave her patient and stayed while they were trying to figure out what to do and trying to get oxygen that they needed and got a call to the church and that she didn’t think that her patient would make it for the next hour,” Cogbill explained.BOONE, NC CHURCH BECOMES HELENE RECOVERY HUB, ONE OF DOZENS ACROSS SOUTHEAST: ‘GOD WILL CARRY US THROUGH THIS’Cogbill continued and said their prayers were answered when a Fox News viewer reached out.AMERICAN FLAG STANDS STRONG AFTER TOURIST TOWN LEVELED BY REMNANTS OF HURRICANE HELENE: ‘HOPE AND STRENGTH'”And so the donated generator was able to get there from…specifically from what some of your viewers sent to the church. And they got the generator within 30 minutes of that patient passing away. And it is just so helpful. We just want everyone to know that every little bit helps, even if it’s just on the individual level,” Cogbill expressed. RESCUE MISSION DELIVERING SAFE WATER SYSTEM TO REMOTE AREAS HIT BY HURRICANE HELENECogbill also praised Bat Cave Baptist Church for its efforts to help the community. “They are trying to take such care and caution with trying to find missing persons in the Chimney Rock and Lake Lure area. And we know that there are cracks in the system, and they are definitely going to show up during this. But we really need to know people to know that this region is strong and that we can get through this with support,” Cogbill continued. At least 224 people have lost their lives across six states, with North Carolina bearing the brunt of the devastation. As more areas are searched for the first time, hundreds more are still unaccounted for, with the death toll expected to rise.Helene has now become the second-deadliest hurricane to strike the U.S. mainland in 55 years. The Associated Press contributed to this report. 



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