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The Memphis Grizzlies traded Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, four unprotected first-round picks, and a first-round pick swap. This blockbuster deal reshapes both teams’ rosters and draft strategies.
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The 2025 U.S. Open final round was marked by challenging weather conditions, with players showcasing remarkable skill and resilience. Highlights included standout shots and dramatic moments that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
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The San Francisco Giants have acquired All-Star slugger Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox in a surprising trade, according to sources confirmed to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. The deal marks a significant move for both teams as Devers, known for his power-hitting abilities, joins the Giants’ lineup.
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Carlota Ciganda secured her first LPGA Tour win in over 8.5 years by birdying the final two holes at the Meijer LPGA Classic. This victory marks a significant return to form for the Spanish golfer.
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Dodgers manager Dave Roberts indicated that Shohei Ohtani might be nearing the end of his simulated game routine, which could signal his imminent return to pitching. The statement suggests a potential timeline for his comeback.
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Bayern Munich delivered a commanding performance in the Club World Cup, defeating an amateur team and breaking the all-time record for the most goals scored in a single FIFA competition match. The result not only highlights their dominance in international competitions but also cements their status as one of the most formidable teams in modern…
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Singer Nezza performed the Spanish version of the U.S. national anthem at the Los Angeles Dodgers game, claiming the team asked for the English version. The performance occurred amid anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, with Nezza expressing solidarity with the community.
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A Buick Regal with Minnesota plates was towed from a field during a multi-day manhunt for Vance Boelter, who is suspected of assassinating a Democratic state lawmaker and injuring another. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of law enforcement in tracking down dangerous individuals.
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Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. John Teichert emphasized the importance of owing Israel a ‘debt of gratitude’ during an appearance on the Fox Report. The general highlighted the strategic and historical significance of U.S.-Israel relations, particularly in light of ongoing regional tensions involving Iran.
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Rep. Young Kim, R-Calif., discusses anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles and the response from Democratic leaders in the state on 'Fox Report.'
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Rep. Young Kim, R-Calif., called for Congress to address the urgent need for immigration reform amid rising tensions surrounding the Department of Homeland Security’s operations. During an interview on ‘Fox Report,’ Kim highlighted recent anti-ICE protests in Los, Angeles and the contrasting reactions from Democratic leaders in the state.
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Sen. Tom Cotton defended the language he used in his op-ed calling for President Trump to send in troops to Los Angeles amid anti-ICE riots, arguing that it was necessary to restore order when local authorities are ineffective. His comments echoed similar arguments from 2020, drawing criticism from Democrats.
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Republican Senator Tom Cotton has been criticized for the language in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that supported President Trump’s decision to send in National Guard troops to Los Angeles in response to anti-ICE riots. Cotton defended his comments, arguing that local law enforcement was overwhelmed and that federal intervention was necessary to restore order.
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Thousands of people gathered in Los Angeles for an anti-Trump protest, highlighting widespread opposition to the former president. The demonstration, covered by Fox News correspondent Jeff Paul, underscores ongoing tensions surrounding Trump’s rhetoric and its potential to incite violence at rallies.
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Iran’s uranium enrichment is at a stage where the step to weapon-grade uranium is very short, according to the article. The situation remains a focal point of international tension.
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Tehran maintains its nuclear program is solely for civilian purposes, but Israel and other nations question its intentions. Iran’s significant uranium enrichment capabilities have led to fears that the step to weapon-grade uranium is quickly approaching.
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A 39-year-old fashion designer, Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, died after being accidentally shot during a ‘No Kings’ protest in Utah. The incident occurred as event security personnel opened fire on an armed suspect, Arturo Gamboa, who was approaching the crowd with a rifle.
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A 39-year-old man was accidentally shot and killed during a ‘No Kings’ protest in Utah, according to Salt Lake City Police. The incident occurred when event security, responding to an armed suspect with a rifle, opened fire, mistakenly wounding the victim who later died.
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Gwyneth Paltrow posted a topless cooking video on Instagram, prompting reactions from her daughter Apple Martin and social media critics. Paltrow addressed rumors of a feud with Meghan Markle, clarifying their friendship through a tongue-in-cheek video.
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New York State is requiring employers to disclose whether artificial intelligence (AI) is the cause of their layoffs, becoming the first U.S. state to mandate this transparency. The policy aims to help regulators understand AI’s impact on the labor market and ensure informed decisions for workers.
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New York State has mandated that employers disclose if AI is a reason for mass layoffs, marking the first such initiative in the U.S. The change, effective since March, aims to help regulators understand AI’s impact on the labor market.
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Wyndham Clark is accused of damaging lockers at Oakmont Country Club following his missed cut at the 2025 U.S. Open. This follows a similar incident at the 2025 PGA Championship where he damaged a T-Mobile sign. Clark has a history of expressing frustration through destructive behavior, with previous incidents drawing public apologies.
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Wyndham Clark, the 2023 U.S. Open champion, is accused of damaging lockers at Oakmont Country Club following his missed cut at the 2025 U.S. Open. The incident reportedly occurred after a difficult round, with Clark’s frustration spilling into the locker room. This has reignited discussions about his emotional control, as he had previously damaged a…
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has criticized President Trump’s Marine deployments, stating the city does not want them. The mayor’s comments highlight tensions over federal military involvement in urban areas.
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Henry Winkler reflected on his parenting philosophy during a heartfelt interview on the Today show, emphasizing the importance of listening and allowing children to express themselves. His children surprised him with a Father’s Day video, leaving him emotionally moved and reflecting on his approach to parenting, which contrasts with his own upbringing.
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Henry Winkler reflected on his parenting philosophy during a touching Father’s Day video from his children, emphasizing the importance of listening and allowing kids to express themselves. His children highlighted how his approach created a supportive environment where they could be themselves.
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Russia has returned 4,812 bodies of fallen Ukrainian soldiers this week and plans to deliver an additional 6,000 in the coming days. The repatriation effort aims to give families closure and honor the fallen.
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Former IDF Spokesperson Lt. Col. (Ret.) Jonathan Conricus, along with Senior Fellow at FDD and Co-Founder of “BottomLine Media”, shared commentary on Fox News Digital following Israel’s Operation Rising Lion. The operation, described as historic, reportedly diminished Iran’s influence in the region.
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U.S. Senator Tom Cotton faced scrutiny over his language in an op-ed advocating for the deployment of federal troops during the Los Angeles riots, with CBS host Margaret Brennan questioning his phrasing. Cotton defended his stance, arguing that the use of military force is necessary to restore order in times of civil unrest.
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Senator Tom Cotton faced scrutiny over his op-ed urging the deployment of military forces during the Los Angeles riots, with CBS host Margaret Brennan questioning the phrasing of his call. Cotton defended his position, emphasizing the need for decisive action to restore order.
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Knesset member Ohad Tal rejects Trump’s call for a deal with Iran, calling the idea ‘outrageous’ to negotiate with the ‘evil, jihadist regime.’ Tal argues that Israel’s strikes against Iran are a necessary war to protect the world from Iran’s nuclear ambitions and regional threat, aligning with Trump’s ‘America First’ policy.
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Knesset member Ohad Tal rejected Trump’s call for a deal with Iran, claiming the ‘evil, jihadist regime’ must be toppled first. He argued that Israel’s strikes against Iran are saving the world from the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran.
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A new experimental cholesterol drug, Obicetrapib, has shown potential as a groundbreaking treatment for reducing heart attack risk, according to a Phase 3 clinical trial. The study found that the once-daily pill significantly lowers LDL cholesterol and lipoprotein(a), offering hope for patients with treatment-resistant high cholesterol.
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Alexi Lalas, a Fox Sports soccer analyst, has urged the U.S. Men’s national team to elevate their performance as the 20, Lalas emphasized the need for the U.S. team to focus on their development and maintain a high level of play.
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MIT security studies expert Jim Walsh comments on reports of Israel’s potential military action against Iran’s supreme leader, suggesting that former President Trump’s advice to Netanyahu to ‘back off’ was prudent. The discussion also touches on Iran’s evolving relationship with Russia.
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Mercedes-Benz has unveiled its Vision V concept van, a glimpse into the future of luxury electric mobility. The vehicle features a 65-inch screen and 42 speakers, creating an immersive environment for passengers.
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Authorities in Minnesota have located the vehicle belonging to Vance Boelter, an alleged murderer sought in connection with a recent homicide. Fox News correspondent Brooke Taylor reported on the development during coverage of the ongoing search for Boelter.
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Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., has warned against political violence following the Minnesota state lawmaker shootings, emphasizing the need for caution. The senator also reflected on the significance of Father’s Day, highlighting its importance in his life.
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MSNBC hosts Chris Hayes and Ali Velshi noted a positive and upbeat atmosphere at the D.C. Army parade, highlighting the absence of expected ‘dark’ energy. Their observation contrasts with typical political expectations, suggesting a shift in public sentiment.
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The upcoming Monday, June 16 edition of ‘Special Report’ will feature an interview with ExxonMobil’s CEO. The interview is expected to cover key topics related to the oil and gas industry, including the company’s strategic direction and recent developments.
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Chicago Sky star Angel Reese secured her first triple-double in a game against the Connecticut Sun, but the victory was marred by a heated on-court altercation with Sun guard Bria Hartley. Reese shoved Hartley after being pulled by her hair, prompting involvement from Connecticut forward Olivia Nelson-Ododa and veteran Tina Charles.
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The Turkish government has granted the Diyan, the state-run religious affairs institution, the authority to censor Quran translations, raising concerns about religious freedom.
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Exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi claims the regime is at its weakest following Israeli strikes, stating it’s only a matter of time before people overthrow the government. Pahlavi emphasized the Iranian people are the key force needed to topple the regime, which has been in to place for decades and now has a tremendous…
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Iranian exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi claims the regime is at its weakest following Israeli strikes, stating it’s only a matter of time before people overthrow the government. He emphasized the people’s role in ousting the government and called for international solidarity.
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Newly released video shows Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics and EMTs responding to the latest barrage of strikes in northern Israel. The footage provides a glimpse into the immediate aftermath of the attacks and the efforts of first responders.
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) shared a video on social media showing a surface-to-air missile launcher in Tehran being destroyed. This action underscores the IDF’s strategic operations against Iranian military infrastructure.
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Gen. Jack Keane warns that Iran’s nuclear program remains a critical issue, with most of its nuclear enterprise still in play. His comments come amid tensions following Israel’s Operation Rising Lion.
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Angel City FC, a National Women’s Soccer League team, has adopted the moniker ‘Immigrant City Football Club’ in response to anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles. Players and club investor Becky G made strong statements supporting immigration, emphasizing the city’s strength through diversity.
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Democratic Senator Alex Padilla of California denied attempts to be disrespectful or disruptive during a press conference with DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, asserting he was simply asking a question. The incident, which was widely viewed, prompted mixed reactions from lawmakers, with some calling it a ‘disgusting situation.’
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Anti-ICE protests in the U.S. and Iran’s military strikes are raising questions about immigration policy and regional stability. The developments involving Musk and Trump highlight ongoing political dynamics and public sentiment.
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Israeli Member of Knesset Ohad Tal has condemned the idea of negotiating with Iran, calling it ‘outr, and aligning with Trump’s ‘America First’ policy. His comments reflect growing Israeli skepticism towards diplomatic engagement with Tehran.
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Spain’s housing crisis is worsening due to the surge in short-term rentals and investor demand, which are driving up prices and leaving locals struggling to afford homes. Locals are increasingly blaming tourists and speculators for the escalating situation.
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Short-term rentals are worsening Spain’s housing crisis, with investor demand driving up property prices. For many locals, the situation is devastating.
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Former National Security Council senior director Michael Allen and former counterterrorism coordinator Nathan Sales join ‘Fox News Live’ to discuss President Donald Trump vetoing a plan to kill Iran’s supreme leader. The officials warn that tensions could escalate further, emphasizing the risks of a more aggressive approach.
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has been vocal in her defense of the city’s approach to recent anti-ICE protests, explicitly rejecting comparisons to the 1992 Rodney King riots that left the city in turmoil. During an interview with CNN’s ‘State of the Union,’ Bass emphasized that the current unrest is far less severe and confined…
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Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has left the Democratic Party, joining the Independent faction. Her decision reflects growing tensions within the party and her belief that the Democratic Party has become too rigid, prompting her to advocate for a more bipartisan approach.
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Golf influencer Paige Spiranac has come to the defense of 2025 Masters champion Rory McIlroy following his recent clashes with the media. McIlroy, a Northern Irish golfer, decided to skip his media appearances during the U.S. Open after his third round due to frustration.
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Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei is encouraging citizens to convert their hidden savings—estimated at $271 billion—into ‘mattress dollars’ as a sign of confidence in the country’s economic recovery. The President’s call has sparked debate over the feasibility of such a move and its potential impact on the national economy.
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Senator John Fetterman has publicly supported President Trump’s military parade, encouraging Americans to celebrate regardless of politics. The event, which celebrated the 250th anniversary of the US Army, drew thousands to Washington, D.C., but also sparked anti-Trump protests, reflecting the nation’s political divide.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed that Iran had marked former U.S. President Donald Trump as ‘enemy number one,’ aiming to assassinate him. Netanyahu confirmed that he was also a target of the regime after a missile was fired into his home.