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San Francisco judge not convinced reparations fund will be discriminatory during lawsuit hearing

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:49:10 -0400

San Francisco Superior Court Judge Joseph Quinn ruled last week that a lawsuit challenging the city's race-based reparations fund is premature, sustaining a demurrer against the suit.

A demurrer is an objection stating that the evidence presented was not sufficient to proceed for a review by the judge.

"We are disappointed by the Superior Court's ruling, but remain undeterred. The government cannot use taxpayer money to administer funds for programs that discriminate on the basis of race. The next step will be to either amend the complaint or appeal," a Pacific Legal Foundation spokesperson told Fox News Digital on Tuesday.

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Quinn also granted the Pacific Legal Foundation leave to amend, giving them a chance to fix any errors in their case.

The Pacific Legal Foundation, several San Francisco residents, and the Californians for Equal Rights Foundation sued San Francisco, challenging an ordinance that establishes a fund for Black residents.

The lawsuit alleges that the ordinance discriminates on the basis of race because it allows taxpayer money to be funneled into the fund. The plaintiffs said a win would protect taxpayers from supporting a government-run, race-based program and establish boundaries for other cities implementing similar policies.

Quinn was reportedly not convinced by claims that the reparations plan is discriminatory, stating that there is not enough evidence yet to determine if the use of the program would have racial implications.

"Both the United States and California Constitutions forbid this," the nonprofit says in its complaint. "Government may not allocate benefits, opportunities or burdens according to race or lineage."

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"This is a taxpayer standing challenge at the pleading stage against an ordinance that assigns a public agency, a taxpayer-funded agency, with the responsibility of administering a fund for an unlawful purpose," said Andrew Quinio, an attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation.

"How do you know that?" Quinn asked, pushing back on the claim that reparations would be distributed unlawfully.

According to Courthouse News, "Quinn and Quinio had a rousing back-and-forth about taxpayer standing and other issues. Quinn asked whether ‘a possibility that something race-conscious is going to happen’ was enough to bring a claim."

"Quinio said yes, it was sufficient," the outlet reported.

"‘No, it’s not," Quinn replied.

"‘There’s no authority for that.’ He noted that if that were true, ‘then we would have thousands of taxpayer actions, challenging all kinds of laws that citizens disagree with because something might happen under that law.’"

Quinn reportedly said that, provided that the plan has one race-neutral option, the plaintiffs would need to show how the ordinance was unlawful in every application it could potentially have to adequately challenge it.

Quinn was appointed by former Democratic California Governor Jerry Brown.

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San Francisco officials and Californians for Equal Rights did not respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Democratic Mayor Daniel Lurie in December signed an ordinance that creates a reparations fund that could one day grant each of the city's eligible Black residents up to $5 million in reparations for alleged historic discrimination and displacement.

The ordinance, passed by the Board of Supervisors in December, was signed by Lurie two days before Christmas. It established the legal framework for the fund but did not allocate funds or guarantee payments.

The fund can be financed with private donations, foundations and other non-city sources. Any taxpayer-funded reparations payouts would require separate legislation, an identified funding source and mayoral approval.

Deion Sanders declares he's cancer-free, addresses incontinence ahead of Colorado football season

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:45:03 -0400

Deion Sanders is a Pro Football Hall of Famer, the football coach at the University of Colorado, and the only athlete ever to play in both a Super Bowl and a World Series. But the last few years have been a tougher challenge to his health than any opponent ever was during his football career.

And he's still finding a way to come out victorious.

"I got my life back," Sanders said in a nationally televised interview this week. "I got my swagger back."

Sanders revealed during a "Good Morning America" appearance that he's finally cancer-free. The blood clots that attacked him years ago — resulting in the amputation of multiple toes — and returned last year, forcing him to undergo an aspiration thrombectomy procedure in his left leg, were not even part of the conversation.

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"I'm cancer free. I'm good," Sanders said. "Great doctors in Colorado that [have] brought me through. God has brought me through. I'm thankful, I'm healthy. I got my swagger back. Like, I'm ready to go, coach my butt off. And I'm having a good time.

"But early detection was key getting on it early, because you know amputation, so they were checking for something else and stumbled upon this. So early detection helped me out tremendously."

Blood clots forced Sanders to have surgery in 2023 to improve his circulation. But last year he began experiencing severe leg pain and concerns about the recurring clots. That led to the clot-removing procedure. All that atop the 2025 diagnosis of an aggressive form of bladder cancer that was discovered during one of his regularly scheduled vascular exams.

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The cancer treatment included doctors removing his bladder and reconstructing a new one using part of his intestine.

That intended solution to one problem caused other issues.

"Now you're sitting in the room, don't know what's what, can't control your bladder," Sanders said. "You got a whole new bladder. Your bladder don't know you, you don't know it. You're peeing in the bed. I remember going to a speaking engagement and the first thing I do, and we left that morning, like 7 a.m. and I had to be there at 830. First thing I do is grab my crotch. Because I'm like, oh, my God, I hope I haven't peed on myself. I didn't bring another change of clothes.

"When you're playing a football game, night game, we played, we fly back on the plane. First thing you do is wake up and you grab your crotch. Oh, my God, I hope I haven't peed on myself."

Those potentially embarrassing episodes somehow made Sanders money. He signed on to be a spokesman for Depend and its disposable adult incontinence underwear.

"I don't have to be afraid to travel anymore," Sanders said. "I don't have to be afraid to have a good night's sleep. I have the product that helps me."

With his health issues seemingly in retreat, Sanders is ready to take on another challenge that he's more comfortable addressing — coaching the Buffaloes in the upcoming season.

"Winning," Sanders answered when asked what he's looking forward to next. "And I'm healthy. I got my health back. I got my swagger back ... I got my me back. You know, last year, this time, I'm fighting cancer. Didn't know which way it was gonna go ...

"But I'm fully back now. Last year, [at] this time it it wasn't a good look."

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Trump tears into Stephen A Smith as feud grows: 'Arrogant fool, a low IQ individual'

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:42:06 -0400

President Donald Trump took another swipe at ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith as the two traded barbs over the president’s attendance at the New York Knicks’ NBA Finals game.

Smith initially said Trump’s attendance would be a detriment to NBA fans and the city. Trump was asked to respond to Smith’s comments by Fox News Digital/OutKick on Monday night. The president said he wasn’t sure that Smith had the "aptitude" or a "high IQ" to run for office.

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The ESPN "First Take" star criticized Trump further on the show and on his own podcast. He questioned Trump’s America First policies, policies toward the affordability crisis and getting involved in conflicts in the Middle East.

The president shot back Wednesday morning.

"Stephen A. Smith is an arrogant fool, a low IQ individual," Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. "In other words, he’s ‘dumb as a rock,’ and totally unqualified to ever think of running for high political office, or even low political office, for that matter!

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"He’d get annihilated in a debate by the most incompetent of politicians. Joe Biden’s now ‘fabled’ performance would look great by comparison to anything that this loudmouth huckster has to offer, which isn’t much! Within a few weeks, they’d laugh him out of politics!!!"

Smith has teased a possible presidential run in the past.

He added that he was only being critical of Trump for going to the Knicks’ game – nothing political.

"To go there, knowing the inconvenience it would cause and knowing that thousands of people who would be displaced right outside the Garden with their watch parties, which built and fomented a level of momentum, you should be able to appreciate because you were alive at the age of 26, the last time we had anything like this in New York City and you being a Queens, New York, native, you should know better," he said. "But this was the latest example of you thinking about yourself."

The Knicks are back in action on Wednesday night against the San Antonio Spurs for Game 4. New York owns a 2-1 series lead.

How to stream every World Cup match without cable

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:36:13 -0400

The FIFA Club World Cup kicks off June 11 and runs through July 19, with all 104 matches airing on FOX and FS1. Fans can stream the tournament through services that carry those channels, including FOX One, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, DISH and Sling TV. Each provider offers a different mix of channels and pricing, giving viewers several ways to watch every match live without the commitment of cable. Take a look at our rundown of each below to see which is best for you.

For $20 a month, FOX One gives fans access to every FIFA Club World Cup match airing on FOX and FS1. The service includes a three-day free trial, multiview functionality that lets you watch up to four live games at once and DVR capabilities for catching matches on your own schedule. New subscribers can also take advantage of a limited-time offer that provides three months of service for $40, a $20 discount. Through July 1, you can also purchase a Roku Streaming Stick and receive one month of FOX One for free.

Fubo offers access to hundreds of channels, including FOX and FS1 for FIFA Club World Cup coverage. Beyond the tournament, subscribers can watch a wide range of soccer competitions, including Premier League, UEFA Champions League, MLS and Ligue 1 matches. Plans start at $46 per month after a one-month free trial, with higher-tier options available for viewers who want additional channels and features.

Sling remains a popular option for sports fans looking to stream live events without a traditional cable package. To watch the World Cup matches on FOX and FS1, viewers can choose Sling Select, which starts at $20 per month, or Sling Blue, which starts at $46 per month. Sling Select focuses on core channels, while Sling Blue expands the lineup with more than 40 channels, including a broader selection of sports programming.

Hulu + Live TV offers access to FOX, FS1 and a wide range of other sports and entertainment channels for $90 per month. The subscription also includes Hulu's on-demand library, along with Disney+ and ESPN, making it a strong option for households that want a mix of live sports, movies and family-friendly programming. While it costs more than some competing services, the breadth of content helps justify the higher price.

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Viewers who prefer a traditional pay-TV experience can turn to DISH, a satellite TV provider that offers some of the largest channel lineups available. The America's Top 120 package includes FOX and more than 190 channels for $90 per month. For even more programming, DISH also offers America's Top 200 with more than 240 channels and America's Top 250 with more than 290 channels.

Dan Sullivan accuses same-name challenger of trying to 'rig' Alaska Senate race

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:33:00 -0400

Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, is in a predicament.

The lawmaker, who is seeking a third term in the upper chamber, is staring down a tough challenge in former Rep. Mary Peltola, D-Alaska. But first, he’s got to beat Dan J. Sullivan, a same-name rival running against him in the Republican primary.

The senator contended in an interview with Fox News Digital that the other Dan J. Sullivan, a political newcomer with few ties to the GOP, is a Democratic plant.

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"His primary purpose is not to win an election, it's to confuse Alaskans and rig the vote for my opponent, the Democrat," Sullivan said. "He's not in it to win it. He's in it to rig it."

The name confusion could prove particularly consequential in Alaska given its ranked-choice voting system, where voters list candidates in order of preference. If Dan J. Sullivan is allowed to stay on the primary ballot, both he and incumbent Dan S. Sullivan could advance to the general election in which the top four vote-getters will appear.

Sullivan, the senator, is not the only one looking into Dan J. Sullivan, the candidate.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), the Senate GOP’s campaign arm, requested that the Federal Election Commission (FEC) investigate an alleged "coordinated scheme" between Dan J. Sullivan and Amber Lee, an Alaska Democratic consultant tied to the nascent campaign.

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Earlier this week, Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom, R-Alaska, sent a letter to Dan J. Sullivan citing "credible allegations" that he launched his candidacy to confuse voters at the ballot box and siphon off votes from the senator.

"Specifically, it was alleged that you filed for office with the intent to use your identical first and last name and newfound affiliation with the Republican Party to confuse or deceive voters who intend to vote for Senator Sullivan into mistakenly voting for you instead," Dahlstrom wrote Monday. "If true, this would be an unprecedented situation."

Dahlstrom, who is tasked with overseeing Alaska’s elections, said Dan J. Sullivan must clarify several details about his political background and campaign announcement to determine whether he can appear on the August primary ballot.

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The election official asked Dan. J. Sullivan to submit a sworn affidavit by Wednesday clarifying whether he had affiliated with the Republican Party before his Senate bid.

Dahlstrom is also scrutinizing Dan J. Sullivan’s ties to Lee, who has supported Peltola during her prior House races.

Metadata from the campaign’s announcement showed Lee as its author, Fox News Digital previously reported.

Sullivan, the senator, contended that his primary opponent was a "far-left liberal," with a track record of donating to Democrats.

Dan J. Sullivan, a former schoolteacher and U.S. Forest Service employee, previously donated to former Rep. Mary Peltola, the top Democratic contender in the race, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings.

The lawmaker has asked his Democratic colleagues about the situation, and he said that they had no idea what’s going on. He’s turned his ire to the top, accusing Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., the chair of Senate Democrats’ campaign committee, of colluding to defeat him.

Alaska is among several battleground states that Democrats are aggressively targeting as part of their efforts to retake Senate control.

Fox News Digital reached out to Schumer for comment. When asked about a coordinated effort to insert Dan J. Sullivan into the race, or if they were aware of his candidacy, a spokesperson for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) said, "No."

"Is Schumer or Gillibrand and their staffs or the DSCC or the staff at the DSCC — were they aware? Were they coordinating, orchestrating? I mean, if that's the case, that would be a huge scandal," Sullivan said.

"Think about it. Schumer has talked about flipping the Alaska seat, he hand-recruited and handpicked Peltola as his top recruit for Alaska, and now he's trying to rig the election in Alaska by deceiving the voters," he continued.

Former Louisiana mayor gets jail time for sex with son's teen friend at house party

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:18:57 -0400

A former Louisiana mayor convicted of having sex with her teenage son's friend at an alcohol-fueled party was branded a "predator" in court Tuesday by the victim's mother before a judge sentenced the disgraced politician to 90 days behind bars.

Misty Roberts, 43, the former mayor of DeRidder, was convicted in March of carnal knowledge of a juvenile and indecent behavior with a juvenile after having sex with the 16-year-old boy during a July 2024 birthday party for her son at her home. Prosecutors had urged the court to impose the maximum 17-year sentence, arguing Roberts had failed to accept responsibility for her actions.

"This is not a dumb lady. This is somebody who managed an entire city budget," prosecutor Charles Robinson said according to the New York Post, arguing that Roberts "has not come to the realization of accountability."

Instead, Judge D. Kent Savoie sentenced Roberts to 90 days in jail, along with two suspended five-year sentences. He also ordered her to undergo therapy, register as a sex offender and submit to regular drug and alcohol testing.

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Before sentencing, the victim's mother delivered an emotional statement accusing Roberts of preying on a child entrusted to her care.

"Danger doesn’t always look like danger," she told the court, according to KPLC-TV. "This predator has hair extensions, high heels, Botox and other augmentations."

Roberts apologized in court and said she would "blame myself for the rest of my life," while telling the victim's family she was sorry for the pain and embarrassment they had endured.

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Text messages between Roberts and her teen son had been shown to the jury, with the pair discussing what type of alcohol the teenagers wanted for the party.

Additional text messages from the night of the party show Roberts’ son calling the situation "crazy" and telling her that his younger sister was emotional.

Upon taking the stand, Roberts’ daughter told the court that she witnessed her mother and the victim "on top of each other" the night of the party, KPLC reported.

Roberts' ex-husband, Duncan Clanton, reportedly testified that Roberts confessed to having sex with the teenage boy and that the couple’s children had caught them in the act.

The ex-mayor said during sentencing that she was "an embarrassment" to the city, according to reports, and had asked others to lie on her behalf about the incident because she feared her ex-husband would not allow her to see her children again.

"I’m here just asking for grace and mercy and the opportunity to do what the Lord has asked me to do, which is be a mom," Roberts said.

Fox News Digital’s Julia Bonavita contributed to this report.

Fox News Now launches across social media platforms to give viewers behind-the-scenes access to the network

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:10:36 -0400

Fox News viewers can now get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the stories and personalities they see on-air every day with the launch of Fox News Now.

Available across X, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, Fox News Now takes audiences inside the network's newsrooms, dressing rooms, studios and reporting locations where the magic happens, offering an up-close look at how television's most-watched cable news network comes together each day.

From candid moments with anchors and correspondents to exclusive glimpses of breaking news coverage and life behind the camera, Fox News Now gives fans a new way to connect with the people and stories driving the headlines.

One recent Fox News Now video featured "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier reflecting on some of the most memorable interviews of his career, including a high-stakes 2010 sit-down with then-President Barack Obama just days before a House vote on the Affordable Care Act.

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Looking back at the interview, Baier recalled realizing early on that he would need to press Obama for direct answers as a White House aide stood nearby with a countdown clock limiting the conversation to 20 minutes.

"I had 30 minutes when we started with President Obama, and we walked in and he said, 'Bret, we're going to do this for 20 minutes?' And I said, 'Sure, Mr. President, I'll take whatever time you've got,'" Baier recalled, looking down at a tablet playing the interview.

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"Two questions in, I was halfway done with the interview and, at some point, I decided either I have to press or this is just going to be fruitless as far as getting answers," he said.

The interview featured one of the central questions surrounding Obamacare at the time: whether Americans who liked their doctors would be able to keep them under the new healthcare law.

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In another behind-the-scenes video, "Fox & Friends First" co-host Carley Shimkus gave viewers a glimpse into her early-morning routine, taking them from the makeup chair to the studio as she prepared to go live before sunrise.

"Saturday in America" host Kayleigh McEnany also offered viewers a post-show travel vlog and a dual-cooking session with Kennedy, while the "Ruthless" podcast members hopped on some of the latest viral trends in other recently-posted videos.

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Fans can follow along for more exclusive moments, behind-the-scenes access and untold stories from across the Fox News universe.

Cardi B's reaction to Karmelo Anthony verdict draws millions of views and fierce criticism

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:05:55 -0400

The public reaction to Karmelo Anthony's guilty verdict on Tuesday is garnering a shock wave of responses online; people are either supporting the jury's decision or criticizing it, in support of Austin Metcalf's killer.

Anthony was charged, tried and ultimately convicted of murder for stabbing and killing 17-year-old Metcalf at a high school track meet in April 2025. He was sentenced to 35 years behind bars.

Anthony, who is now 19 years old, stabbed Metcalf in the chest during an altercation between two teens near a team tent at Kuykendall Stadium in Frisco, Texas.

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Following Tuesday's verdict, rapper Cardi B posted on X, "Wow! Just freakin wow! DISGUSTING… This is not justice, this is trying to make an example!!!"

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The artist's post has generated 10 million views with tens of thousands of impressions. Tomi Lahren, a Fox News political commentator and host of Outkick's "Tomi Lahren Is Fearless," responded to the post saying, "Yes, the example is, don't stab somebody in the chest. Thanks for playing."

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Others have also weighed in on the post. Matt Van Swol, a user with more than half a million followers, replied: "I know… It’s like, 'Damn, Black people cant stab any White people to death anymore and not go to prison just because they are Black.' Devastating."

Zeek Arkham, a former New York Police Department officer and current host of "Reasonable Suspiscion" podcast, replied: "'Trying to make an example?' Yes, Cardi…stabbing people is bad. We should make stabbing people as unattractive as possible. Might cause people to think before they stab someone. Thanks… I think?"

Fox News Digital has reached out to Cardi B's team for further comment.

These early Prime Day deals all have 10,000+ five-star ratings — and prices start at $4

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 10:47:13 -0400

Prime Day is a couple of weeks away, but some of the top best-sellers on Amazon are already on sale ahead of the major shopping event. We rounded up those with at least 10,000 five-star ratings — only the best of the best — including Apple AirPods 4, the Stanley Quencher tumbler and the shopper-favorite Paula's Choice 2% BHA exfoliant. Early discounts reach up to 55% off, with prices starting at just $4.

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Simplify your skincare routine with Medicube's Zero Pore Pads 2.0. The dual-textured pads are infused with a blend of AHA, BHA and PHA acids, with one side designed to gently exfoliate and the other to help smooth and refresh skin.

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Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant features salicylic acid, an ingredient commonly used in exfoliating skincare products. The lightweight formula is designed to help remove surface buildup and promote smoother-looking skin over time.

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Tucson woman wanted for kidnapping and assault has no connection to Nancy Guthrie case, authorities say

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 10:29:44 -0400

The Tucson woman wanted in connection with a kidnapping and assault case 6.8 miles from Nancy Guthrie's home remains at large Wednesday morning and has no connection to the 84-year-old's suspected abduction, according to authorities.

The Pima County Sheriff's Department is asking for the public's help tracking down Coral Michelle Smith, 40, who is wanted in connection with a May 29 incident near the intersection of La Cholla Boulevard and River Road.

According to the county's Crime Stoppers affiliate, 88-Crime, the attack involved an alleged assault with a deadly weapon.

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Authorities never indicated there could be a connection to the Guthrie case.

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They're asking anyone who sees her to call 911 immediately and not to approach or attempt to detain her themselves.

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Court records show Smith has been accused of kidnapping, assault and disorderly conduct in the past. Her 2020 kidnapping charge was dismissed, but she was convicted of residential robbery in the same case. The victim was under 15.

She's served multiple prior stints in prison and has a number of aliases, including "Corral Albright" and "Under the Sea Smith," according to local reports.

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She has a number of tattoos, including a smiley face and heart on her right ankle, a rose with flames on her right foot and the phrase "love, life family" on her left leg. She has blonde hair and blue eyes.

Smith is described as standing about 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing around 136 pounds.

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Anyone who sees Smith is asked to call 911 immediately. To provide information anonymously, call Tucson's 88-Crime hotline at 1-520-882-7463. There is a $1,000 reward for information leading to her arrest.

Guthrie is the 84-year-old mother of "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie.

No suspects have been publicly identified in connection with Guthrie's Feb. 1 disappearance, but authorities have described a man who appeared on her front doorstep in Nest camera video as average height and build — between 5 feet, 9 inches and 5 feet, 10 inches tall.

The Guthrie family is asking anyone with information on her abduction to contact 1-800-CALL-FBI. There is a combined reward of more than $1.2 million.

Ella Langley goes viral with passionate comments about her Christian faith, God, love and religion

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 10:28:40 -0400

Country music sensation Ella Langley continues to prove she's one of the best people in entertainment.

Langley has been on an unstoppable role lately, and she's built herself a massive following in the genre she's dominating.

It's not just the music fans love. It's the fact that the "Nicotine" singer comes off as incredibly authentic, and is very open about who she is as a person.

That includes a deep Christian faith.

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The incredibly talented singer was performing over the weekend at Railbird Festival in Lexington, Kentucky, according to Whiskey Riff, when she took some time to address God, Christianity and faith.

Langley said the following, in part, when speaking to the crowd:

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You can watch her comments in the video below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

People were quick to show Langley major support in the comments on TikTok. One person wrote, "I pray she never loses her boldness to share her Faith."

Another fan added, "I love how she uses her talent and platform to share her faith!!!!!"

A third commented, "This makes me love her even more."

Clearly, people are big supporters of Langley not being shy about her faith.

I have no doubt Langley will continue to push her pro-faith message for her millions of followers. Let me know what you think at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Orioles' Leody Taveras suffers most embarrassing strikeout of the pitch clock era against his former team

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 10:20:41 -0400

Not all strikeouts are created equal, and nothing may exemplify that more than the punch-out Baltimore Orioles center fielder Leody Taveras endured against the Seattle Mariners.

Taveras, who played 28 games for Seattle a season ago, was Baltimore's leadoff man in the bottom of the ninth with his club trailing 4-2 at home. In a spot where he could have jump-started a comeback, he instead struck out in what very well could be the most embarrassing fashion possible of the modern era.

Sitting on a 2-2 count, Taveras took a pitch well outside and began walking to first base, thinking he had just been walked. He even began taking off his elbow guard before realizing that he had the pitch count wrong.

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Unfortunately for him, that's not the most embarrassing part of the at-bat.

With the pitch clock immediately restarting after the pitch, and Taveras wasting a few precious seconds to adjust his equipment and eventually step back into the batter's box, he didn't realize the clock was ticking. This led to a full-count strikeout in the bottom of the ninth on a pitch clock violation.

Brutal is an appropriate word to describe the sequence at the dish.

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That's a mistake that simply cannot happen in that situation in a professional baseball game at any level, let alone in The Show.

The MLB pitch clock is 15 seconds when the bases are empty, which they were during Taveras' at bat, and a player must be settled in the batter's box by the eight-second mark on the clock.

While the baseball gods were clearly not on the Orioles' side during Taveras' at-bat, his teammates managed to overcome the free out and score two runs in the bottom of the frame to tie things up at 4-4.

Ultimately, the Mariners took care of business in the 10th inning and won the contest 5-4, handing Baltimore its fourth loss in a row.

Taveras finished the night with one hit and two RBI, but his lone strikeout in the game in the bottom of the ninth inning will understandably be the most memorable moment of the ballgame.

'World's Best Ex-Girlfriend' Morgan Riddle done dating athletes, Nikki Spoelstra's selfies for haters & malls

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 10:11:55 -0400

It's hump day, and you've arrived at "America’s Best Daily Internet Column." Joe literally made the call to the bullpen on Tuesday morning. It wasn’t all we discussed on the relatively short phone call, but he's traveling on business, and I'll be toeing the rubber for the next two days.

We're starting Wednesday's Screencaps off with tennis pro Taylor Fritz's ex-girlfriend, the self-described "World's Best Ex-Girlfriend," Morgan Riddle swearing off athletes. This is a shocking turn of events for the former WAG whose influencer career took off after going viral at Wimbledon a few years ago.

This isn't your average ex-girlfriend of an athlete. She was also labeled "The Most Famous Woman in Men's Tennis" on the cover of the the New York Times. What happened during her almost six years with Fritz?

Whatever it is, she's gone from one of the hottest names in all of tennis to slapping together a list of what she's looking for in her next relationship and a must is that they're not an athlete. These sorts of lists are always a good sign. I'm sure the perfect guy who isn’t an athlete is out there for her. She's the real star.

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"I made, like, a 33-point non-negotiables list for [my next relationship]. It has basic things like political alignment, shared life goals, intellectual intimacy, no sports betting or gambling, only makes my life happier," Riddle told Elle. "I’ll never date an athlete again."

Best of luck to Morgan Riddle. It's a shame we'll not get anymore "get ready with me" content before she heads out to the court for her share of the camera time. Although she's swearing off dating athletes, not showing up to sporting events to fulfill her influencer duties. We may not have seen the last of her near a tennis court.

I could get into how insane the Stanley Cup Final has been. If you're not watching that, you're missing out on some wild hockey. There's been a hat trick by a player in one period, three goals scored by a team in 39 seconds and unbelievable comebacks.

Last night was just your typical eight-goal game won by the Hurricanes to even the series with the Golden Knights at two games apiece.

I could dive deeper into that, but I'm going to use this call to the bullpen to address a couple of things I would have had to wait until Sunday to address. The first thing I wanted to address was Bob, who made an appearance on Sunday Screencaps when he sent in greetings and meat from North Las Vegas.

I evidently forgot to respond to him. I want to first and foremost thank him for sending his meat my way. I encourage everyone to do so as they fire up the grills during grilling season. Now that I have that out of the way, I want to also address the Go Pack Go he included.

One of my good friends is a Packers fan and for that reason I'm forced to root against them. Keep the meat coming, but I hope for nothing but misery in Green Bay each and every season for the team and their fans.

I feel much better getting that off my chest.

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Next up on the agenda is malls. I was dragged out to the mall by my wife last weekend, and I was shocked at how many people were there. All I keep hearing is how malls are dead, and I assumed that was the case. I saw people, I saw multiple dogs, and even some dog crap smeared across the floor after being trampled on.

We occasionally go out to the mall. The trips usually take place if we're out of town or around Christmas for some last-minute shopping. This trip reminded me of one of those trips around the holidays.

Gen X Warren M. and his wife are still making their way out to malls. He writes:

Hey SeanJo,

Great work today on Sunday Screencaps, and I’m glad to see someone from my neck of the woods emailing in, Matt from Palm Beach Gardens.

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Anyway, malls have been a hot discussion on OutKick these days. Zach wrote about his hometown mall getting demolished in favor of, at least in part, an outdoor outlet mall. The mall he mentioned was a nearly a ghost town when my wife and I stopped in 11 years ago when wedding planning in Stuart, Florida (we ended up getting married in Southwest Florida).

We go to the Palm Beach Gardens mall, which is getting more and more fancy like the Boca Raton mall. It’s got all my wife’s favorite stores and some nice restaurants like Cooper’s Hawk, Marlin Bar, and Tap 42.

The old Palm Beach Mall is now an outdoor outlet mall while two others should probably be torn down. The one in my town of Wellington saw major stores leave over the last decade. They should keep half of it with the nice theater and comedy club, then tear down the rest and make it an exclusive place.

As a Gen Xer, malls were always the place to go. And that’s probably why I’m writing so much about our local malls. Crazy how half in our area are very nice and the other half are ghost towns.

Have a great one!

SeanJo

Warren, thanks as always for the support and for breaking down the Florida mall scene. I want to know what it's like out there across the country.

Are people still braving the emotional support dog shit covered floors and going to malls? Are malls dead or have they started to bounce back?

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That's it for this hump day and my first of two relief appearances. As I mentioned, Joe is on a business trip. He'll be back on Friday. Let me know what the mall scene looks like in your area.

We have a few here within 30 to 45 minutes and I assume since they're still up and running, and the one I went to was packed, that people are still frequenting them.

Keep sending your meat and whatever else you'd like my way. If sent emails my way already, I haven’t forgotten about them. They will either be included tomorrow or Sunday. The inbox is open at sean.joseph@outkick.com. You can also follow me on Twitter and over on Instagram if you'd like. Feel free to slide into the DMs.

Country singer Alana Springsteen felt like a 'black sheep' growing up for wanting to leave her hometown

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 10:00:54 -0400

Alana Springsteen is sharing why she never felt like she fit in while growing up in her hometown.

During a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the 25-year-old singer and songwriter discussed her latest autobiographical album, "I Hope This Helps" – which is out now — and why she always felt like a "black sheep" growing up.

"I always felt just a little out of place in my hometown and my family. Where I grew up, people, they're born there, they stay there, they live there, they just kind of never leave," she explained. "Most of my family has never been out of the country, let alone traveled the US, and I just had all of these dreams of traveling seeing other cultures wanting to see what was outside of my little bubble when I was a little kid, and I didn't really understand that, and I don't think there were many people around me that had that same passion."

The singer went on to explain that while those around her have gone on to get married and have children, she "didn't grow up dreaming about my wedding," but instead would dream about performing in stadiums.

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She explained that her dreams for her future and what she prioritized "were a little different than what I was raised to believe was right."

"What I've learned is that we're all created so differently for different purposes, and the more I've leaned into the things that make me different, that make the black sheep, the more [I] ended up exactly where I'm meant to be, and it's made me realize that all of those things are my superpower, and they make me uniquely built to live this life," she said.

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When speaking about her newest album, "I Hope This Helps," Springsteen has referred to it as the most personal chapter in her life, saying her "gauge these days for when writing a song" is that she needs to feel "a little bit terrified" when she has finished, otherwise she didn't do it right.

For this album specifically, she wanted to "say the things that scare me the most," saying sometimes the best thing to do in order to heal is to "face those things that you've been running from," adding, "that's what this album was for me."

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"I think it changed the way I see myself, so I knew inevitably that the people who cared enough to really listen would see me differently, and to be honest, my whole life I've been so concerned with what people think," she said. "I'm a people pleaser. A lot of times I tend to prioritize what people think over being who I truly am and just being fully authentic."

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"I tried my best with this album to use that as an exercise of just like, it doesn't matter what people think," she added. "Some people will take something great from it, some people may judge you, but I'm trying to be comfortable being a little misunderstood in this season of my life."

"I Hope This Helps" is Springsteen's second studio album, following her breakout debut album, "Twenty Something," which was released in 2023, which featured collaborations with major country stars, including Chris Stapleton and Mitchell Tenpenny.

In addition to working with big-named stars on her album, Springsteen also performed to massive crowds as the opening act for both Luke Bryan and Keith Urban during their respective tours in 2024 and 2025.

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Working with Urban was special for Springsteen, as he is someone she "looked up to for so long."

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Springsteen told Fox News Digital during her first ever appearance at the Stagecoach Festival.

"I don’t know if he knows this, but he basically taught me how to play guitar when I was nine-years-old," she told Fox News Digital in May. "I just remember having his records on repeat, trying to learn those licks, those riffs, just obsessed with his songwriting, obsessed with everything he does, so to be on tour with him is so special."

Do not click fake 'account recovery' Amazon email

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 09:43:56 -0400

Amazon is getting ready for Prime Day, and you can bet scammers are, too. In fact, I received a fake Amazon email that looked like an account recovery warning. It claimed there was unusual activity on my account and pushed me to "Sign In to Verify."

That kind of message can make anyone uneasy. It certainly did for me. After all, who wants to lose access to an account right before a major sale? Then came the part that really stood out: the email said I might need to upload a document to confirm my account.

That was the giveaway. A real deal can save you money. A fake Amazon email can cost you your login, your payment details and even your identity.

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The timing made this phishing email more convincing. With Prime Day coming up, many people are already watching for Amazon emails. They may be checking delivery updates, deal alerts and order confirmations. That creates the perfect opening for a fake account warning.

The email used the same tricks you see in many phishing scams. It claimed there was account trouble, used urgent language and pushed me toward a sign-in button. That is exactly what scammers want.

They want you to react before you inspect the message. They want you to sign in before you think through the request. And in this case, they wanted me to believe a document upload was part of a normal Amazon account check.

This fake Amazon email had several warning signs. First, it landed in my junk folder. That alone does not prove fraud, but it should make you cautious.

Second, the subject line sounded awkward. It said, "Account Recovery: Sign-in and Verify your Amazon account." That wording felt stiff and a little off.

Third, the greeting was generic. The email said "Dear Customer" even though it claimed to be about my Amazon account. That alone does not prove the email is fake, but it adds to the concern.

Fourth, the message created urgency. It claimed the account was on hold and that orders or subscriptions had already been canceled.

Fifth, the sender display name said "Amazon," while the address appeared as account_update@amazon.com. That may look official at first. Still, scammers can spoof sender names or make email addresses look convincing.

Under the yellow "Sign In to Verify" button, the email also says, "Don't share it with others." That may sound protective, but in this context, it felt like another attempt to make the fake warning seem official.

The biggest warning sign came from the document request. The email said I would have the option to upload a document with the required information to verify the account.

That should stop you cold. Scammers may be after more than your Amazon password. They may also want your driver's license, passport, address, phone number or payment details.

This scam works because it hits a very real fear. Most people do not want to lose access to an online shopping account. That concern grows when a big sale is about to start. If you are planning to buy something on Prime Day, an account warning can feel urgent.

The email also borrowed Amazon's familiar look. It used the Amazon name, a logo area and a yellow sign-in button. It also included a footer that appeared to show an Amazon.com link. That can make the message feel safer than it really is.

Here is the problem. The visible link text in an email can mislead you. A link can appear to point to Amazon while sending you somewhere else. It can also pass through tracking links, redirects or look-alike pages. That is why you should avoid signing in through any account warning email.

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If you click the link, you may land on a fake Amazon sign-in page. It may look close enough to fool you. Once you enter your email and password, scammers can try to access your real Amazon account. They may check your saved payment methods, shipping addresses and order history.

They may also try that same password on other websites. That becomes a bigger risk if you reuse passwords.

The document request adds another layer of danger. If a fake page asks for your ID, scammers could use that information for identity theft, account takeovers or other fraud. That is why one quick click can turn into a much bigger mess.

A fake Amazon email can look convincing at first, so the best move is to slow down and use these simple checks before you click, sign in or share anything.

Skip buttons like "Sign In to Verify," "View details" or "Restore access." Open the Amazon app or type Amazon.com into your browser yourself.

After signing in directly, go to Your Account > Message Center. If the alert is real, you should see a matching message there.

Scammers often say your account is locked, your orders were canceled, or you must act right away. That pressure is designed to make you click before thinking.

If an email asks for a passport, driver's license or other document, stop. Contact Amazon through the app or website before sending anything.

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Install strong antivirus software on your computer, phone and tablet. Good security software can help detect malicious links, phishing pages, malware and other threats before they do damage. This is especially important if you clicked a suspicious link or downloaded anything from a fake email. Security software should back up your smart habits, not replace them. Get my picks for the best 2026 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices at CyberGuy.com.

Scammers often build more convincing attacks with information they find about you online. That can include your name, address, phone number, relatives, old usernames and other personal details from people-search sites and data brokers. A data removal service can help remove your personal information from many of those sites. That makes it harder for scammers to personalize phishing emails and identity theft attempts. Check out my top picks for data removal services and get a free scan to find out if your personal information is already out on the web by visiting CyberGuy.com.

Forward suspicious Amazon emails to reportascam@amazon.com. Then delete the message from your inbox or junk folder.

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Prime Day is a great time to find real deals, but it is also a busy season for fake Amazon emails. Scammers know shoppers are checking delivery updates, watching for discounts and hoping nothing gets in the way of a good buy. That is what made this email so sneaky. It used a familiar fear at the perfect moment: losing access to your account right before a major sale. The safest move is to slow down before you click. Do not trust the button. Do not trust the sender name alone. Open the Amazon app or type Amazon.com into your browser and check your account yourself.

Have you ever received an email that looked official enough to make you click, and what finally made you stop? Let us know by writing to us at CyberGuy.com.

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Cubs World Series hero embracing Chicago in retirement as 10-year anniversary of broken curse approaches

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 09:37:25 -0400

This November will mark 10 years since the Chicago Cubs were champions for the first time in several generations.

On Nov. 2, 2016, the Cubs broke a curse that had lasted 108 years, winning their first World Series title four years before the Titanic even sank, and many members of the team will get back to Wrigley Field next month to celebrate.

"It's crazy. Time flies. I mean, it was a special team, special run, and it's gonna be fun to celebrate it," Anthony Rizzo recently told Fox News Digital.

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Now in retirement, Rizzo, who signed a one-day contract to retire a Cub after spending nearly four years with the New York Yankees, has been back in Chicago attending Cubs games and recording a podcast with former World Series teammate David Ross. But recently, as the World Cup nears, he partnered with Abbott and Real Madrid to help give rising soccer stars in Chicago a chance to play for the Abbott Dream Team.

The 16 selected male and female "Abbott Dream Team" members, ages 18–19, will travel to Spain on an all‑expenses‑paid trip to train at Real Madrid's official facilities.

"Giving back in the community here in Chicago means the world to me, and these kids getting an opportunity to go to Real Madrid, practice, and train there is pretty special," Rizzo said. "It's a really cool program, they're both respective leaders in their industry, bringing together kids playing soccer, and then harping on the nutrition side of it, as well, means a lot, because it takes a lot to get to the next level, and the fact that Abbott's drilling these kids with nutrition and the importance of it, I think is very important as well."

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"Everyone's talented when you get to the higher levels, right? Everyone has the talent, but it's the mental capacity, it's the little things, and nutrition is, I think, for me, one of the most important things," Rizzo added. "You don't really see the results on the field, but you feel you're gonna recover better, you're gonna sleep better, you have more energy, so taking care of your body is very important, and I let them know that when you get to a certain level, the talent level evens out, and it's what separates you from making it, or getting that opportunity, or being ready for that opportunity when it comes."

Rizzo, of course, knows what it takes to get to, and succeed at, the next level. He found the ultimate success with that 2016 title, which obviously came with additional pressure. But the former first baseman said that, despite fans' desperate desire for a drought to end, he was able to maintain business as usual in the World Series in which he hit .360 with a 1.084 OPS.

"You don't really feel as much of that weight, because you're in the World Series, you're at the highest level, you're one of two teams standing, right? So, all the drought stuff comes in on the outside, and I was only there for five or six years up to that point, so, the previous 102 years ... You just have to, you have to be able to have perspective on it," Rizzo said.

"You have to be able to laugh about it, and for us, we just kept all the outside noise outside, and we just focused on what we had to do to win."

The 2016 Cubs will gather on July 18, 10 years to the day Rizzo hit a three-run homer off New York Mets pitcher Steven Matz in a 5-1 victory to go to 56-36.

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We found 10 patriotic deals in Amazon's America 250 shop — all under $50

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 09:21:32 -0400

America's 250th anniversary is here, and Amazon is celebrating with patriotic gear to help you commemorate the occasion. Whether you're looking for collectible whiskey glasses, classic baseball caps, garden flags or other Americana-inspired finds, these products make it easy to celebrate the nation's historic birthday.

This America 250 baseball cap is the kind of patriotic gear you can wear well beyond the Fourth of July. For less than $20, it features anniversary dates alongside a bold bald eagle and the American flag design. Choose from classic red and blue colorways or opt for a camouflage version.

Raise a toast to America's 250th anniversary with this whiskey glass. The detailed design features an eagle, American flag and the words "We are the People," creating a classic keepsake that celebrates the nation's history while serving your favorite pour.

Give your Fourth of July outfit a rugged update with this distressed America 250 hat. Red, white and blue fabric shows through the worn-in detailing, creating a subtle patriotic look without sacrificing style. The denim construction adds a classic, lived-in feel that pairs well with everything from jeans to a simple T-shirt.

This America 250 anniversary T-shirt comes directly from the official Amazon storefront. The understated design offers a simple way to commemorate the nation's milestone birthday, making it a suitable choice for those who prefer a more subtle look.

This patriotic T-shirt combines classic Americana imagery, including an eagle and an American flag-inspired cross, with the dates marking the nation's 250th anniversary. Available in more than a dozen colors, it offers plenty of options to match your personal style while celebrating the milestone.

Accessorize your America 250 look with these American flag heart earrings. The dangly design is festive enough for the occasion, so you'll be sure to stand out. It's the perfect patriotic addition to your wardrobe for less than $10.

This spirited V-neck T-shirt features an eagle and an American flag graphic, while the star-patterned trim adds an extra Americana-inspired touch. The shirt is available in sizes S through XXL.

Every Fourth of July celebration deserves a flag, and this American 250 edition adds a commemorative touch to the occasion. The flag incorporates classic red, white and blue elements alongside text inspired by the Constitution, while 13 stars representing the original colonies surround the nation's 250th anniversary dates. The result is a distinctive design that honors a special year in American history.

More than 1,000 shoppers bought this America 250 garden flag last month, and at just $10, it's a great way to add patriotic flair to your yard. The double-sided design showcases artwork from every angle without taking up much space.

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Show your patriotic side without sacrificing comfort with this American flag polo. The quick-drying fabric helps keep you comfortable on hot days, while the classic design works just as well for a round of golf as it does for a backyard barbecue or casual Friday at the office.

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Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing executes a slide so illegal it would've made the 1980s proud

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 09:03:07 -0400

Los Angeles Dodgers' catcher Dalton Rushing reminded baseball fans of a simpler time with a perfectly executed slide Tuesday night against the Pirates.

Unfortunately, it was only "perfectly executed" from about 1930 through 2016. Nowadays, what Rushing did in the fifth inning of Tuesday's eventual win over Pittsburgh is deemed illegal.

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Sad. We used to be a proper country!

Anyway, take a look, and judge for yourself:

First of all, the slide itself would've been textbook in the 1980s. They would've shown that on overhead projectors in high school clubhouses across the country.

It's also genuinely funny that Dalton Rushing thought this would hold up in a court of law. What was he thinking here? I mean, he didn't even come CLOSE to the bag itself.

I'd wager to say he was closer to sliding into the outfield grass than he was to sliding into the actual base.

Amazing.

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For those wondering, Major League Baseball changed the sliding rules about a decade ago after Chase Utley famously tried to break Mets shortstop Rubén Tejada in half during the 2015 NLDS:

From MLB:

Rule 6.01 (j), the so-called "Chase Utley slide rule," has been clarified by Major League Baseball. In the process, the rule has been made more workable.

Under the new Rule 6.01(j), a runner will have to make a "bona fide slide," which is defined as making contact with the ground before reaching the base, being able to and attempting to reach the base with a hand or foot, being able to and attempting to remain on the base at the completion of the slide (except at home plate) and not changing his path for the purpose of initiating contact with a fielder.

That last one really hurts Rushing's case here, given the literal purpose of his slide was to take out the shortstop. Easy call for the umpires, I'd say. Pretty cut and dried stuff.

Anyway, it reminded this MLB fan of simpler times. Some would argue they were better times. Nothing like being able to absolutely wallop someone to break up a double play, or score a run.

Was it dangerous? You betcha. Did we love it? Absolutely.

How can you not be romantic about baseball?

Dennis Quaid ditched LA for Nashville after the once 'fantastic' city went 'downhill'

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 09:00:59 -0400

Dennis Quaid is opening up about why he left Los Angeles, saying the once "fantastic" city has been on a downward slide for years.

The 72-year-old actor joined the growing exodus of residents fleeing LA when he moved to Nashville, Tennessee with his wife Lauren Savoie, 33, in 2020.

During an interview with Fox News Digital, "The Parent Trap" star, who lived in LA for decades, explained how he became frustrated and disillusioned with the management of the city, a sentiment that he believes is shared by many, particularly following the devastating California fires in early 2025.

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"It used to be such a great town and the '90s was nice. And then it's been kind of going downhill and I feel like people pay these taxes for no services is what it gets down to," he said at the country music festival CMA Fest on Saturday.

"And then fire happens and it kind of exposes all those things that go on that should be taken care of," Quaid continued. "So people are — people are angry and half angry, and they're half kind of feel like giving up, to tell you the truth."

"I'm just one of thousands who have left, and I don't know, I hope the town comes back," he added. "I really do. It used to be such a fantastic town. It was. It was a great community, too. And something's happened. People need to be inspired there."

Despite making Nashville his primary residence, Quaid maintained a home in LA's Brentwood neighborhood. In January 2025, Quaid was forced to evacuate his house during the fires, which destroyed more than 18,000 buildings and claimed 31 lives.

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Quaid has been an outspoken critic of LA Mayor Karen Bass over the city's handling of the fires. The actor previously slammed Bass for leaving the country on a trip to Ghana as the blazes erupted. Quaid also blasted local leadership over its preparedness and response, water shortages and cuts to the Los Angeles Fire Department's budget.

Following the fires, Quaid actively participated in the "They Let Us Burn" protests as well as calling for Bass to resign and supporting recall efforts against her. Quaid has described himself as a "commonsense independent" who leans conservative and previously slammed what he said was the "extremely" left shift in Hollywood. He publicly endorsed President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 election and appeared at conservative political events.

When asked about his thoughts on the LA mayoral primary race, Quaid voiced his support for Spencer Pratt. The 42-year-old former reality star is a registered Republican who ran as an Independent in the nonpartisan race.

"I hope Pratt wins," he told Fox News Digital.

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Quaid previously endorsed "The Hills" alum's campaign during an interview with Fox News Digital at the 2nd Annual Military & Veteran Entertainment Awards Gala in LA last month.

The Emmy Award winner didn't hold back when asked why he was endorsing Pratt.

"Why? What are you talking about? Why? Just look around, man," Quaid said.

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Pratt, who has also been a vocal critic of Bass over her response to the fires after losing his own home in the disaster, announced his surprise bid for City Hall at a "They Let Us Burn" protest in January. During his campaign, Pratt emphasized issues such as homelessness, public safety, wildfire response and infrastructure.

In the June 2 primary election, Pratt spent several days in second place behind Bass and appeared on track for the November runoff before late-counted mail ballots steadily narrowed his lead and eventually pushed City Councilmember Nithya Raman ahead.

Though California's vote count is still being finalized, Bass and Raman are now projected to advance to the November election.

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Beyond his frustrations with LA, Quaid has previously said that Nashville's thriving music scene helped draw him to the city.

While best known for his acting work, Quaid has also pursued a decades-long music career. Quaid performs with his band, Dennis Quaid & The Sharks, and has released multiple albums, blending rock, country and gospel influences. In recent years, he has increasingly focused on faith-based music, including his 2023 gospel album "Fallen: A Gospel Record for Sinners."

In 2019, Quaid began working with country music icons Tanya Tucker and the late Kris Kristofferson on a joint recording of the actor's gospel song, "On My Way to Heaven," which also featured Brandi Carlile. Though the song and an accompanying music video were completed years ago, the rollout was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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During CMA Fest, Quaid appeared with Tucker to discuss the music video for "On My Way to Heaven," which will be released alongside the audio single on June 20.

While speaking with Fox News Digital ahead of the event, Quaid shared the story behind their collaboration.

"I'd done a record with The Sharks that I had put the song 'On My Way to Heaven' on, and it came out and went nowhere," he recalled. "Then out of the blue, I get a call from 'TNT' Tanya Tucker, who was my leading lady 40 years before that."

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"She was my first leading lady in movies," Quaid continued. "We did a TV movie called 'Amateur Night at the Dixie Bar and Grill.' Anyway, she called, and she says, 'I really like the song and I wanna do it.'"

"'Really? Well, OK then,'" he remembered telling her. "And then she called back 10 minutes later and said, 'Kris Kristofferson wants to do it.' That blew my mind twice. And especially because Kris was, I mean, my hero from the time I was 17."

"And then over the next two years, really, we recorded with Kris. And Brandi Carlile's doing backups on it. And this is around the time that Tanya was making a record with her. And, you know, it just came together slowly. And then COVID hit."

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Reflecting on the song's origins, Quaid said the song emerged from one of the most transformative periods of his life, as he navigated recovery after his stint in rehab in the early 1990s, revisited religious texts and deepened his personal faith.

"It was right after I got out of what I call 'cocaine school' — rehab," he recalled. "And it was a song that I wrote that night. You know, they tell you you need a higher power in that program there. I started rereading the Bible."

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"I'd read it when I was a kid and I read it cover to cover," Quaid continued. "I also read the 'Dhammapada' and the 'Bhagavad Gita' and all of them and stuff. It was really a personal relationship with Jesus which really struck me, which is what it's all about. And I wrote that song, you know, after doing that, also to let my mother know I was OK.'"

When asked whether country music's emphasis on faith, family and hard work has contributed to its success, Quaid said those values have always been at the heart of the genre.

"That's the way country music has always been, and it's grown," he said. "I grew up on country music, really, with Hank Williams. And my dad would listen to it in the car, the truck on his way to work, because it appealed to working people back then. And it was outside of rock and roll, but it influenced everything."

"I can't think of a genre that's bigger," Quaid added. "Everybody loves it."

Trump’s counterterrorism strategy scores big wins against global terror threats

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 09:00:07 -0400

Last month, Iranian proxy Kataib Hezbollah terrorist Mohammad al Saadi was arrested in Turkey and extradited to New York City, where he was charged with planning and executing terrorist attacks in Europe and the U.S. Al Saadi was accused of firebombing the Bank of New York Mellon in Amsterdam, stabbing two Jewish victims in London, and shooting at the U.S. consulate in Toronto. He was also allegedly targeting Ivanka Trump for assassination.

Al Saadi, who reportedly received training from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), posted a picture of the Kushner home in Florida on social media and boasted that he was "currently in the stage of surveillance and analysis...our revenge is a matter of time." Al Saadi sought to assassinate Ivanka Trump because he wanted to avenge the kinetic strike President Trump launched during his first term, which eliminated IRGC Commander Qasem Soleimani.

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Al Saadi, a 32-year-old Iraqi national who was on his way to Russia when he was arrested, established a travel agency, which specialized in religious trips and gave him cover to travel around the world to connect with terrorist cells. When he was arrested he had an Iraqi Service Passport, a special travel document issued to Iraqi government employees only obtained with the consent of the Prime Minister.

In another successful overseas counterterrorism operation last month, the U.S. and Nigerian Military forces killed senior ISIS terrorist leader Abu Bilal al Manuki, a Nigerian national, who was responsible for global terrorist operations and had also planned terrorist attacks in West Africa and the Sahel. Specific details about how the U.S. and our Nigerian partners found, fixed, and finished al Manuki have not been released.

The Biden administration designated al Manuki as a global terrorist in 2023. According to Nigerian military officials, al Manuki was responsible for supplying ISIS with weapons, explosives, and drones.

These two exquisite kill/capture counterterrorism operations followed the path set out in the Trump administration's Counterterrorism Strategy, which was released in early May 2026 and emphasized the priority of targeting terrorists including al Qaeda and ISIS with external operations capabilities. The Counterterrorism Strategy reflects the president's commander's intent to "identify terror actors and plots before they happen" so that the U.S. government can undertake preemptive measures, thereby denying the terrorists the opportunity to inflict harm on our citizens and homeland.

Since 9/11, the U.S. has developed highly sophisticated counterterrorism tactics by fusing the work of our intelligence agencies with law enforcement and elite U.S. military capabilities. Additionally, as the Counterterrorism Strategy highlights, "there are a number of nations around the world whose militaries, law enforcement agencies, and intelligence units have become the United States' close CT allies and partners." That includes Africa, where according to the Counterterrorism Strategy, the U.S. strategic objective is to "guarantee that none of the Jihadi groups can build a base of operations that allows them to plot and execute attacks against the United States and American interests around the world."

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Both of these impactful counterterrorism operations went off without a hitch because our foreign partners - Nigeria in the case of al Manuki and Turkey in the case of al Saadi- served as powerful force multipliers for our counterterrorism mission. The foundation for our success was the human intelligence on which we relied to find and fix the targets. We will still need to be alert for the possibility that remnants of al Saadi's network might seek to follow through on his terrorist attack plans and the same holds true for al Manuki's ISIS terrorist network, who no doubt will continue to plot and plan against us.

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Bottom line, there should be no safe haven for terrorists who seek to do us harm. And that means we need a forward deployed small footprint of U.S. intelligence and military focused relentlessly not on nation building but on our sacred counterterrorism mission. Geographic separation no longer grants us immunity from terrorist threats because the world is so interconnected. If we fail to deal with terrorist threats over there, then those threats will materialize on our shores over here.

As World Cup begins, there is no question that terrorists have in their crosshairs these high profile soccer games and their massive fanbase. Expect the U.S. Intelligence Community, law enforcement, and the U.S. military together with our foreign allies and partners to be mounting a full court press to ensure the games go on safely and securely.

That's what implementing an effective Counterterrorism Strategy is all about.

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The magic of Omaha: Why the College World Series is unlike anything else in sports that's worth the trip

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 08:54:22 -0400

If you're on the fence about making the trip to Omaha this week to root on your favorite team at the College World Series, just buy the ticket or make the drive.

Just outside the gates of Charles Schwab Field sits a bar that has triggered one of the fiercest competitions that takes place off the actual field. How much alcohol are you prepared to drink, to help your team claim the status of Jell-O-Shot challenge champions?

No, I'm being dead serious. Thanks to a clever idea started by Rocco's Pizza, the alcohol-infused competition has turned into a social media craze, with the leaderboard updated every few hours to keep fans not in Omaha abreast of the challenge.

And yes, it's one of the smartest ideas in recent memory, with a large percentage of the money made going to a local food bank.

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So, purchasing alcohol is actually helping people, just think of it that way.

But, that's not the main reason why you make the trip out to Omaha. Not even close.

I took my first flight to the beautiful state of Nebraska eight years ago, and it might be one of the best decisions I've made in my entire life around a sporting event.

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In reality, the moment you step off the plane at Eppley Airfield, you're hooked. Walking through the small terminal, with just around eight gates, the anticipation builds for what's to come over at least the next five days.

Luckily, if you have the money to spend on a hotel within the five-mile radius of downtown Omaha, the entire College World Series is centrally located. I promise you that the folks who run this event, along with local community members, will make this trip an everlasting memory.

Maybe you take a trip to the old stomping grounds of Rosenblatt Stadium, the previous home of the storied event, where there is still a unique setup that includes plenty of memories.

Whether it's the tailgates that are happening in the parking lot just past the left field wall or the party that is going on at Rocco's Pizza & Cantina with the shot contest.

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I've never seen so many folks willing to spend thousands of dollars just to beat another team in a drinking contest, but never underestimate the power of liquor and college baseball fans.

For the love of all that's good, please remember to pace yourselves. If you are booking a one-way flight to Omaha, prepare for a potentially long 12 days in Nebraska. It's going to be expensive, so maybe spend a few nights outside of the downtown area to help your finances, but make sure to spoil yourself at least once or twice while you’re out there.

The double-elimination part only adds to the intrigue of it all.

Make sure to enjoy these spots while you have some free time.

But, it's inside the stadium where everything comes together for a fan of baseball. No matter if you don't follow the college game much, if any, experiencing the atmosphere in Omaha is worth the trip. I thought of it as a bucket-list item 10 years ago, until I finally arrived and was able to partake in the environment that brings together eight different groups of fans from across the country to one city that will leave you wanting to return.

We talk about the "coolest experiences" in college basketball or football, but being in the area as fans converse through the streets around the stadium, while enjoying everything this beautiful city has to offer, might be one of the most fulfilling parts of my job.

It's the pageantry that comes with standing along the street corner waiting for the team buses to arrive, or watching a team go through a 12-day gauntlet to win a national championship. Honestly, it's hard to really put your finger on just one part of the College World Series that makes it worth the trip.

Take this year for example. The underdog story of the Troy Trojans making their first appearance in Omaha, out of the Sun Belt Conference. Or, West Virginia fans ready to bring that beautiful "Country Roads" hymnal to hopefully celebrate a win.

Maybe, it's the Georgia Bulldogs looking to put a stamp on an SEC championship-winning season, or Ole Miss going on another run to secure a return trip to Omaha for the first time since 2022 where the Rebels won it all.

Heck, North Carolina, Alabama and Texas all have an opportunity to win a national championship, which only adds to the intrigue of playing in the College World Series.

I think I know who will win, but I also know that there have been times when I'm completely caught off-guard. Yes, I'm talking about Coastal Carolina in 2016 winning a national championship.

It's up to the baseball gods now, so just enjoy the ride while you're in Omaha.

Afterwards, make sure to share your experiences with me or find me around the stadium. Enjoy the trip to the College World Series!

Kyle Busch's son suffers heartbreak in emotional return to racing after father's stunning death

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 08:19:04 -0400

Brexton Busch, the 11-year-old son of the late NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, suffered heartbreak on the final lap in his return to racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Busch led the majority of Tuesday's Summer Shootout, but came up just short after being passed on the final turn by Landon Thrasher.

It was Brexton's first race back since his father died late last month just days before he was set to race at Charlotte in the Coca-Cola 600.

Busch, 41, died May 21 after a battle with pneumonia turned into sepsis. The two-time NASCAR champion collapsed during a simulator session the Wednesday of race week, and was rushed to the hospital. He died the next day.

The entire Busch family including Brexton, mother Samantha and his sister, Lennix, were honored during an emotional pre-race ceremony last month. That was the last time any of the Busches made a public appearance until last week, when Brexton returned to Charlotte for practice ahead of Tuesday's race.

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First of all, what a solid pass by Landon Thrasher. Never heard of the kid until last night, but that was textbook stuff.

Yes, it ruined what would've been a great story, but that's racing. It ain't all ham and eggs on the track, you know. Kyle Busch would be the first to tell us that. I'd imagine he told Brexton that a thousand times.

By the looks of it, though, Brexton Busch will be just fine in terms of racing. The kid can wheel an automobile, and will undoubtedly be in NASCAR sooner rather than later.

In fact, Richard Childress is currently holding a spot for him when he's ready. RCR announced last month that Busch's No. 8 would be suspended permanently unless Brexton wanted to use it should he enter the series.

For those keeping tabs at home, Brexton can compete in the NASCAR Truck Series as early as 16. He cannot turn laps in a Cup car until he's 18.

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"The No. 8 is reserved and ready for Brexton Busch when he is ready to go NASCAR racing," the team said in a statement.

Brexton has been an up-and-coming racer for some time now. In recent years, Kyle had spent much of his own racing season following Brexton around during the week.

Samantha Busch is among the most active of the drivers' wives on social media, and has spent several years now documenting life with both Kyle and Brexton racing.

Earlier this year, Brexton raced against his dad for the first time at the Tulsa Shootout.

Good stuff. The Busch Family was born to race, clearly.

Kyle was a two-time Cup champ. Kurt Busch won a title in 2004. Brexton is clearly on the same track. Heck, even Tom Busch, Kyle's 51-year-old father, led laps this week.

That's right. Take a look at how Tuesday's race began:

Lordy. Nothing like a little tug at the heartstrings to get this Wednesday started, huh?

Good to see Brexton Busch back behind the wheel.

Former Disney star reveals her 'genius hack' for cooling down on delayed flight

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 08:00:23 -0400

Former Disney Channel star Leigh-Allyn Baker posted a very talkable video recently showing how she soaked her feet in a cup of ice water while stuck on a delayed airplane — prompting numerous reactions, including many positive ones.

Best known for playing Amy Duncan on Disney Channel's "Good Luck Charlie," Baker shared the video after her flight sat on the runway for roughly two hours with apparently little air conditioning.

"SOS. Stuck on a plane, sitting on the runway, for TWO HOURS," Baker wrote in the video's caption.

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"Almost no A/C! This and menopause are NOT a good combination," she also wrote.

"So I decided to pretend it was just a day to dip my toes in the pool to cool off. This is survival, guys. Don’t judge."

Baker told Fox News Digital the cooling method was born out of necessity during the lengthy delay.

The actress said that while filming Christmas movies during the summer, she learned ice can be an effective way to cool down.

"My feet were on fire," Baker said. "And imagining a day at a tiny pool seemed nice … and hilarious."

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Rather than complain about the situation, Baker said she decided to have some fun with it.

"I could whine and complain about it, or I could get creative, make light of the situation and spread some laughter," she said.

Baker also said she believes the post resonated with many followers because it showed an imperfect moment.

"I believe the world is craving authenticity," she said. "Imperfection is refreshing in a social media climate that just pushes perfect lives and perfect moments."

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She added that fellow passengers in her row found her stunt amusing.

"My row mates couldn’t stop laughing," Baker said.

The clip quickly drew mixed reactions online, with some viewers calling the move creative and relatable. Others said they felt it was unsanitary.

After posting the video, Baker clarified in the comments section that her feet had not touched the airplane floor.

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"For the record ... my feet never touched the airplane floor," she wrote in the comments section. "They went straight from my shoes to the pool."

Diane Gottsman, a Texas-based etiquette expert who was not present on the flight, told Fox News Digital that passengers should remain mindful of how their behavior affects those around them, particularly in confined spaces.

"As in every public space, we all have a responsibility to be aware of our surroundings and show respect for those standing, walking, or seated around us," Gottsman said.

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She added that airplanes can already be stressful environments for both passengers and crew members.

"Placing your feet in shared areas, or using drinking cups as a spa treatment on a flight, is simply asking for negative feedback," Gottsman said.

Many social media users disagreed with that — calling the move "brilliant" and "creative."

"This is so Amy Duncan and I love it," one commenter wrote, referencing Baker's "Good Luck Charlie" character.

Another commenter said the idea was "actually genius."

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A third wrote, "Do what you gotta do to stay cool!!"

Another person wrote, "Hey, if it works, that’s what counts! Making note of this hack."

Still another chimed in, "I’m stealing that idea for my next trip!"

"I love this so much! You are amazing," a fan gushed.

Others questioned whether the foot soak was appropriate in a confined public space.

A commenter said, "I hope you know the girl sitting next to you."

Belfast burns after Sudanese migrant arrested in brutal knife attack

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 07:58:37 -0400

A Sudanese asylum seeker accused of blinding a Belfast man in one eye during a stabbing attack appeared in court Wednesday as anti-immigrant unrest spread across Northern Ireland.

Hadi Alodid, 30, was ordered to be held in jail after appearing by video in Belfast Magistrates' Court, where prosecutors accused him of blinding Stephen Ogilvie in his left eye during Monday's attack.

Alodid was charged with attempted murder, threatening to kill a radiographer and possessing a knife. He declined legal representation through an Arabic interpreter and did not enter a plea.

The attack, which occurred shortly after 10:30 p.m. Monday in north Belfast and was captured in graphic video footage that quickly spread online, sparked outrage and fueled demonstrations that turned violent overnight. Police said Ogilvie, a man in his 40s, suffered serious injuries to his face, neck, back and eyes, and officers recovered what they believe was a kitchen knife from the scene.

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Video circulating online appeared to show members of the public confronting the attacker, including one person wielding a hurling stick. PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson praised the bystanders as "heroic," saying their intervention helped save the victim's life.

Police said Alodid entered Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland in 2023, applied for asylum and was granted a five-year permit to remain. Authorities initially identified him as Somali before later correcting his nationality to Sudanese.

PSNI Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson said investigators had "no information to suggest that this was a terrorist-related incident" and were not seeking additional suspects.

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Masked men set fire to several homes they believed housed immigrants following the incident. They also burned trash bins, torched a Belfast bus and threw objects at police officers. Firefighters rescued multiple people from burning homes.

Police said they had declared a critical incident and increased their presence across Northern Ireland amid concerns about further unrest.

Anselme Shima, a Belfast resident originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, said he witnessed the aftermath of the unrest near his home.

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"I've lived on my street for almost 10 years, I have a good relationship with my neighbors, but last night was a horrific one," he told Reuters. "We don't know what to do. I'm scared. Seeing this, I'm wondering if I'm next."

First Minister Michelle O'Neill of Sinn Fein described the unrest as "thuggery."

"Groups of masked men burning families out of their homes is nothing less than disgusting cowardice," she said.

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Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly of the Democratic Unionist Party said that "taking frustration at the evil actions of a person out on those who had no part in it is utterly wrong."

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the stabbing attack "sickening" and condemned violence targeting people because of their background.

"The scenes in Belfast last night were shocking and completely unacceptable," Starmer wrote on X. "There is no justification for the violence and disorder that we saw threatening our communities, nor for those who encouraged it, online or elsewhere. It is clear that people were targeted last night because of their background and I will not tolerate it."

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The unrest was amplified online by anti-immigration activists, including Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, better known as Tommy Robinson.

Some politicians said the stabbing should prompt a review of the open border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, a highly sensitive issue because free movement across the border is a central pillar of the peace process that largely ended decades of violence known as "The Troubles." The conflict involving Irish republican and British loyalist militants, as well as U.K. security forces, left nearly 3,600 people dead before the 1998 peace accord.

Much of Tuesday's unrest took place in working-class areas where former paramilitary groups continue to wield influence.

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The case comes amid ongoing debate in Britain over another fatal stabbing that drew national attention in Southampton, England, last year.

Henry Nowak, who was White, was killed by Vickrum Digwa, a Sikh man who falsely claimed to police that he had been the victim of a racist assault by Nowak. Officers initially treated the wounded Nowak as a suspect before recognizing his injuries and attempting to save his life.

Digwa was convicted of murder and sentenced last week to life in prison with a minimum term of 21 years. The case has fueled debate about policing and race, and a protest following the killing turned violent, with some participants attacking officers with chairs and rocks. Several people were later charged with violent disorder.

Fox News Digital's Efrat Lachter and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Game 4 NBA Finals betting turns to the prop market after striking out on the last two games of the series

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 07:51:06 -0400

I find the narratives around the NBA just as intriguing as the games and betting options. There are so many people who claim to hate the NBA or not watch it that have opinions on what players are doing. In the world of hot takes and quick highlights on social media, this is no surprise. People see one thing and make a universal opinion. If that’s you, I suggest not sports betting. While there is some benefit from trusting your gut, you really need to be a critical thinker. I’m trying to dissect Game 4 and see what the best option is as the Spurs look to tie up the series with the Knicks.

I thought Game 2 was the Spurs' best game. I guess I was wrong considering they won Game 3. I’m wrong about a lot of things. This was a total back-and-forth battle, and the final score shows a difference of just four points. However, there really was only one quarter of the game that the Knicks excelled. The Spurs jumped out to a quick lead. Then they gave it all back (and then some) in the second. They won the third and fourth to get the series to 2-1.

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Going down 3-1 is not a death sentence. But, the Spurs really need to avoid it. We know that it is possible to still win, but getting 2-2 means they’ve taken back home court advantage. Victor Wembanyama since the start of the second quarter in Game 2 has scored 54 points, so maybe he has figured some things out about the Knicks' approach to him. Maybe it is just that the Spurs are shooting better in that span. I wouldn’t make too many conclusions one way or another. Like a lot of teams when the 3s are falling, the Spurs are unbeatable.

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You can actually say the same about the New York Knicks. I took them in Game 3 because I felt like they took the best shot from San Antonio, but maybe the hoopla around the game was too much for them to overcome. Jalen Brunson was his typical dominant self. Let me get this out of the way -- he is a foul baiter, he flops, but he is damn good at basketball. He plays incredibly well off of two feet, is creative with getting the shot he wants, and he has no fear. These are the things you see when you watch a full game and not just a clip of him being pushed by Wemby.

Which, by the way, is also being misconstrued. Brunson was holding Wembanyama’s arm and jersey. That’s when he was pushed. It’s almost never a one-sided thing with any instance. But, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a cheap shot or two on Wemby tonight. The Knicks really need to avoid that, though. They are in the driver’s seat. They have a lead, they’ve won two close games. And now they just need to find a way to knock some shots down tonight.

If you’re a Spurs fan, you’re saying this series easily could be 2-1 San Antonio. If you’re a Knicks fan, you’re saying you could be up 3-0 without any real argument against it. The realist recognizes this series has had two games that were toss-ups and one where the Knicks were just better, longer.

New York probably would benefit from a shorter rotation. I get that their bench (and actually using them) helped get them here, but Mikal Bridges played 29 minutes. Sure he barely shot, but his defense is what keeps him out there. Josh Hart is playing great and in my eyes needs 40 minutes. Bridges said he needs to play better, and I expect he will, but I’d be surprised if he scored 13 points. I’ll take the under. I like the superstars to do their things tonight. Brunson and Wembanyama should both get over their totals (27.5 and 26.5, respectively). I’ll stick with prop bets after I’ve given back my wins from Game 1.