President Donald Trump tore into former President Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal on Sunday, accusing him of empowering Tehran while defending his own military action against Iran."Obama signed that stupid deal where he paid them billions and billions of dollars, he thought he could bribe them," Trump told Kristen Welker during a "Meet the Press" interview in Wisconsin.Trump made the comments after Welker challenged him on Irans nuclear program and argued Tehran moved closest to weapons-grade uranium after Trump withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement."They were developing it during the nuclear deal," Trump said. "You dont know that?"TRUMP UNLEASHES ON OBAMA'S 'DISASTER' IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL, SAYS HE WAS 'HONORED' TO RIP IT APARTTrump directly blamed Obama for Iran's nuclear progress, saying the former president's agreement failed to stop Tehran from advancing toward a weapon."They got all of this uranium during Obama, you know that, dont you?" Trump said. "Thats how they got there They got there. They developed it during the Obama, Barack Hussein Obama ..."Welker pushed back, saying Iran "escalated their development" after the deal was ended, before trying to move the interview to the economy.Trump interrupted to argue that his decision to strike Iran prevented a catastrophic outcome."If I didnt go in there with the B-2 bombers, they would right now have a nuclear weapon, and it could be that half of the world would be eradicated," Trump said.Earlier in the interview, Trump defended his decision to take military action despite years of campaigning against "endless wars.""I had to stop a country very powerful, very dangerous country from having a nuclear weapon because theyd use it," Trump said. "Theyd blow up the world, theyd blow up the Middle East, theyd blow up Israel, theyd come here, theyd blow up Europe."NUCLEAR EXPERTS WARN IRANS URANIUM RIGHT IS A MYTH, SAY TRUMP IS RIGHT TO HOLD FIRMTrump claimed the mission was consistent with his "America First" foreign policy platform because he views a nuclear Iran as a direct threat to the United States."Im doing the world a service, but Im doing our country a service," Trump said. "Its America First. Im doing our country a service."Welker pressed Trump on whether he broke his campaign promise not to start new wars."First of all, I didnt guarantee no war," Trump said. "Why would I have built the strongest military in the world?"He also rejected comparisons to Vietnam and Iraq, arguing the Iran conflict was limited and nearing its conclusion."This is not an endless war," Trump said. "Weve been doing this for three months. Much of it has been under the form a pretty good form of ceasefire."TRUMP SAYS US SANK 10 SHIPS IN IRAN STRIKE, LAST, BEST CHANCE TO ACT"If we left tomorrow, if we just said, 'All right, lets get out,' itll take them 15 or 20 years to rebuild back, but Im not going to give them even that chance They cannot have a nuclear weapon."The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action was reached in 2015 between Iran, the United States, other world powers and the European Union. The Obama administration said the agreement required Iran to reduce its uranium stockpile and accept limits on uranium enrichment and monitoring in exchange for phased sanctions relief.Trump withdrew the United States from the agreement in 2018, calling it unacceptable and ordering sanctions to be reimposed. At the time, his administration said the deal failed to protect U.S. national security interests and gave Iran access to money while only delaying its nuclear ambitions.Trump abruptly ended the sit-down with Welker after the host repeatedly challenged his claims about election fraud, Californias vote count and his proposed "anti-weaponization" fund. He accused NBC, ABC, CBS and CNN of being "crooked" during a final exchange over his claims about U.S. elections."Youre a one-sided crooked network," Trump told Welker. "Sorry. Lets call it quits because Ive had enough. Thank you, darling. Have a good time."Fox News Digital reached out to former President Barack Obama for comment but did not immediately hear back.

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Stacey King, a three-time NBA champion and a broadcaster for the Chicago Bulls, has died, the team announced on Sunday. He was 59.Bulls executives Jerry and Michael Reinsdorf released statements on Kings death.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!"Stacey King was a cherished member of the Bulls family and one of the truly unique personalities in our organizations history," Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said. "His connection to Chicago, the Bulls and our fans spanned more than three decades first as a player and later as the unmistakable voice that helped bring Bulls basketball into the homes of generations of fans."We will miss him deeply and remember the joy, energy, humor, candor and passion he brought to our organization, our broadcasts and our fans every day. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones."Michael Reinsdorf, the teams president and CEO, remembered King as a player who "loved being a Bull.""You could feel it in everything he did the way he played, the way he called games and the way he connected with our fans," he said. "He had a unique gift for bringing people together and making every game feel personal. He brought an energy and love for the game that came through in every broadcast, helping fans feel connected to our team.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Whether it was through a broadcast, a conversation or a photo with a fan, Stacey made people feel seen and valued. We were fortunate to know him not only as a player and broadcaster, but as a friend. Stacey genuinely cared about people, and he made our organization better. We will miss him dearly, and his impact, memory and legacy will remain a part of the Chicago Bulls forever."Chicago selected King with the No. 6 overall pick of the 1989 draft out of Oklahoma.He played four full seasons with the Bulls before he joined the Minnesota Timberwolves, Miami Heat, Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks during his career.King was on the Bulls during their first three-peat run from 1990 to 1993. He averaged 6.4 points in 438 career games.After King retired, he started his broadcasting career in 2006. He was with CSN Chicago and the Chicago Sports Network.

A middle-aged hiker was found dead in the Hollywood Hills Saturday afternoon after an attempted rescue by air, officials said.

To reassure regional allies, the U.S. needs to open the Strait of Hormuz and be poised to use force again.

A suspected Hamas terrorist, reportedly granted asylum a year from the Gaza war, was arrested by Greek police for allegedly plotting an attack on an Israeli cruise line.The Gaza man, 37, was arrested on the Greek island of Crete on Sunday for his alleged ties to one of four suspected Hamas terrorists previously arrested in Cyprus, having traveled with him to Malaysia, where they allegedly received training in making explosives from commercially available chemical agents.The Israeli cruise ship MS Crown Iris was the believed target of the attack before it was scheduled to arrive in Crete on Tuesday. Police did not publicly identify the man or name a target in their initial statement.Searches in homes in both Crete and the Greek capital, Athens, turned up a number of mobile phones, a laptop, external hard drives and bank cards, The Associated Press reported.3 ALLEGED HAMAS MEMBERS ACCUSED OF PLOTTING AGAINST JEWISH INSTITUTIONS IN GERMANYThe suspect, an electrician who has been reportedly living in Crete for the past year and working at a hotel there after being granted asylum, will appear before a magistrate later Sunday.The suspected terrorist had placed an online order for what police said were "chemical agents" that could be used in the manufacture of explosives, according to the report.State broadcaster ERT, cited by Israeli and Greek media, reported that police also found laboratory equipment.TWO CONVICTED OF TERRORISM IN DENMARK FOR GRENADE ATTACK NEAR ISRAELI EMBASSYThe case appears to be part of a broader regional counterterrorism probe. Cypriot authorities arrested two Palestinians on May 22 after intelligence led investigators to materials in two residences that police said could be used to manufacture explosives. Two more Palestinian men were detained May 29 as part of the same investigation, according to Greek police.The Crown Iris has become a recurring flashpoint at Greek ports amid anger over the war in Gaza. Protesters gathered near the ship when it docked in Piraeus on Wednesday, June 3, and demonstrations against the vessel have followed it at Greek ports since last year.Protesters allege that Mano Maritime, the owner of the MS Crown Iris, is profiting from the Hamas-Israel war by selling tourist services to Israel Defense Forces soldiers during breaks from active duty.In July 2025, Greek police used tear gas and made arrests as demonstrators tried to block the ship at Agios Nikolaos on Crete.The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities have not announced formal charges against the suspect.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Across the state, county and city ballot measures raising levies are trailing or have been defeated.

Spencer Pratts independent bid to make the Los Angeles mayoral runoff hangs in the balance nearly a week after Election Day.With the jungle primary leaving incumbent Democrat Mayor Karen Bass already ruled to have advanced to a November runoff, Pratt's margin over Democrat City Councilmember Nithya Raman has slimmed to just 1% with a few thousand ballots left to make up the difference.Pratt led Raman by just 7,494 votes in the latest AP elections tally with 78% of the vote counted to date. Bass remained in first place with 235,180 votes (34.8%), while Pratt had 184,596 votes (27.3%) and Raman had 177,102 votes (26.2%).Los Angeles County continues to count ballots postmarked on or before Election Day and received by Tuesday, June 9, drawing the attention of the Republican National Committee. The election results must only be counted within 30 days and certified by July 10.CALIFORNIAS SLUGGISH VOTE COUNTING RIPPED ACROSS THE POLITICAL SPECTRUM: 'EXTREMELY EMBARRASSING'"The California primary ended on June 2, 2026; yet California is still counting ballots," the RNC website tracker counting the seconds since polls closed reads."The states election system is a complete joke. The RNC is tracking every hour it takes California to finish the count."The latest ballot update gave Raman another boost, as she picked up 23,514 votes in the latest batch, more than double Pratts 10,336-vote gain. That cut Pratts lead by 13,178 votes in a single day and pushed the contest for second place into uncertain territory.Pratt posted a meme to X decrying the ongoing ballot count in the race."Me trying to figure out how votes get counted in LA," he wrote Saturday night.Under Californias top-two primary system, if no candidate wins more than 50% of the votes, the two highest vote-getters advance to the general election. The AP reported that Bass advanced to the runoff after finishing first in the crowded mayoral primary, while Pratt and Raman continued battling for the remaining November spot.Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., pointed to California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom when discussing the delayed results."The question to the rest of the world is what happened to California elections? Well, I'll tell you, it's Gavin Newsom," McCarthy told Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures." "When Gavin Newsom was elected governor of California, you knew who was elected in a day to two days. Now it takes more than weeks, almost a month.""Why did we get here?" McCarthy continued. "Gavin changed a number of election laws in which you want to see is what did he do and why did he cause it?"WATCH: LEFT-WING LA MAYOR FACES REALITY TV CHALLENGERS BLUNT TAKEDOWNS IN HEATED MAYORAL DEBATEThe slow count has drawn heightened attention because later-counted ballots have steadily cut into Pratts lead.Longtime Democrat strategist Michael Trujillo told The California Post on Saturday that the trend pointed to a likely runoff appearance for Raman, calling the late ballot counting "normal" for California and telling critics to "go back to where you came from.""I was always a little jealous of east coast elections getting so much attention in the media and on this app, yeah nevermind," he wrote on X. "The stupidity from these out of state analysts and reporters and the bots and fake accounts it brings to what is really a very NORMAL process happening in Los Angeles and California is annoying."Go back to where you came from, thanks."SPENCER PRATT SEIZES ON HOMELESSNESS REMARKS BY KAREN BASS, BLASTS DEMOCRAT FOR FAILURESConservatives on X are decrying the probability of Pratt being shut out of the runoff."Spencer Pratt is likely going to be overtaken by far left Nithya Raman today," Robby Starbuck wrote on X. "This graph shows the count on Election Day through last night. "Nithya did this by suddenly winning 1st in every new ballot drop."North Korean 'elections' have more self respect. Even theyd find it absurd for 3rd to suddenly jump to 1st place in every ballot drop DAYS after an election. Its just ludicrous."That post also brought the attention of X owner Elon Musk."The reason ID is banned in California (and New York) elections is to enable large-scale fraud," Musk claimed on X, replying to Starbuck's post. "When you combine no ID and mail-in voting, fraud is de facto legalized."SCOTUS CONSERVATIVES SIGNAL READINESS TO CURB LATE-ARRIVING MAIL BALLOTSStarbuck noted the historic run Raman's count has made."ChatGPT cant find a single example of a 3rd place candidate surging, days AFTER Election Day, to overtake 2nd place," he wrote Sunday morning. "It couldnt find 1 example in all of American history. Thats whats happening with Nithya Raman & Spencer Pratt."Los Angeles has 3rd world country elections."Democrats merely point back to an overwhelming edge in registered Democrat voters versus Republicans, even if Pratt is running as an independent."IF SOMETHING CAN BE EXPLAINED BY A CONVOLUTED CONSPIRACY THEORYOR SIMPLE MATHTHEN MATH ALWAYS WINS," Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Calif., wrote on X. "LA Registered Voters. Approximate number of Dems: 1,224,737 Approximate number of Republicans: 326,292."RNC RAILS AGAINST CALIFORNIA'S LATE MAIL-IN BALLOT COUNTING AMID NATIONAL LITIGATION: 'IT IS ABSURD'Americans "want to see election integrity," McCarthy told host Maria Bartiromo on Sunday."They want to see transparency and they want to see timely reporting: We had that in California," McCarthy, a former Republican House member in the deep-blue state, said. "We were very liberal in the rules about absentee ballots, but we had accountability.""We had cut off voter registration 30 days before the election. That helps the registrars to know who's going to vote and the candidates," he continued. "Now we have same day voter, and you don't have to show ID. Gavin changed the rules where he mails ballots to everyone. So he took away the choice to Californians to vote in person or to vote absentee. Everybody gets mailed a ballot. But he didn't clean up the rolls. So that raises doubt in people's minds."McCarthy noted Raman's Election Night disappointment was originally telling."When you look at the LA mayor's race, the third place person gave it like a concession speech that night and cried, and she was getting the most votes in the last drop," McCarthy said. "So if she didn't even believe that she could move up, that puts in question to the whole election itself. And that's why it brings doubt to people."President Donald Trump had weighed in, too, with the RNC pointing to the pending Watson v. RNC Supreme Court decision on late ballot counting due soon.The Watson decision might come before the end of June.".@POTUS is right," the RNC's Election Integrity unit posted on X. "That's why the RNC has boots on the ground and is fighting in the Supreme Court to stop ballots received after Election Day from being counted. MAKE ELECTIONS SECURE AGAIN!"

Rep. Michael McCaul said Sunday that the U.S. should put more pressure on Russia and force Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to its war with Ukraine.

A video of Angel Reese going through her warmup routine went incredibly viral across social media over the weekend. The original video was deleted after millions of views, but the internet lives on forever, and the clip of Reese showing off her unique shooting form has continued to garner a ton of attention.The video shows Reese chucking up some 3-point shots ahead of her Atlanta Dream's road contest against the Indiana Fever on Thursday, and yes, chucking is the proper word to describe what Reese is doing with the basketball.The right-foot toe tap, her right hand on the front side of the basketball as she launches it with her left hand, and her eyes immediately following the ball as it leaves, makes for one of the wildest, non-fundamental shots you'll ever see.The footwork mixed with the sounds of her shots banging off the rim makes for quite the clip.ANGEL REESE'S SHOOTING WOES HIGHLIGHTED IN VIRAL SEQUENCE AS LIBERTY DOMINATE SKYThe video becomes that much more painful to watch when you remember this is a professional athlete paid to play basketball. The footwork is what you typically see from a right-handed shooter, but with Reese allegedly being left-handed, it's as if she's doing everything backward.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!ESPN reporter Kareem Copeland originally shared the video of Reese going through her warm-up routine on X, but later deleted it. It's unclear why he chose to delete the video after it racked up millions of views and thousands of shares.Perhaps he was sick of having his mentions filled with people mocking Reese's shooting form.Reese finished the contest against the Fever, an 83-71 loss for Atlanta, with 11 points, 10 rebounds and four turnovers while missing the lone three-point attempt she had.The three-point shot is not a strong point of Reese's game as she is shooting just 9.1% from deep 10 games into the 2026 WNBA season.

Sen. Mark Warner said Sunday that allegations against Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner will be up to voters to weigh, but are "disturbing" if true.

An woman who ran a Louisiana daycare out of her home has been charged with negligent homicide after a 3-year-old boy drowned in a backyard pool, remaining unconscious in the water for about 20 minutes before she pulled him out, authorities said.The Ascension Parish Sheriffs Office (APSO) arrested Joann Johnson, 37, of Prairieville, Louisiana, for the drowning death of the boy she was babysitting after surveillance video showed the drowning boy struggled in the water and was left lifeless."One of the hardest parts of watching that video is seeing little Ian struggle for his life for several minutes," APSO Donovan Jackson told WAFB in Baton Rouge, with reports indicating the boy was identified as Ian Perez."And the second hardest part of watching this is seeing him in that pool about 20 minutes after he had drowned. For over 20 minutes, there was no supervision."TIKTOK INFLUENCER'S HUSBAND FACES POSSIBLE FELONY CHARGE AFTER SON'S TRAGIC POOL ACCIDENTThe drowning was reported to 911 at approximately 3:50 p.m. on May 18. Johnson, who faces two to 10 years in prison if convicted, was charged weeks later and turned herself in Wednesday on $100,000 bond.After responding to the 911 call, deputies found the boy and attempted lifesaving measures alongside medical responders, including CPR. The boy was flown by Air Med to an area hospital, where he was later pronounced dead."We understand that accidents happen," Jackson told WAFB. "You may lose sight of them for a minute or two, maybe five minutes, but for over 20 minutes, that is a problem, and that is clear negligence."Whether it is an accident or not, that is clear negligence."FREAK ACCIDENT AT THE BEACH SENDS TEEN TO ICU AS MOM WARNS OF WATERFRONT DANGERSurveillance video reviewed in the investigation showed two young children in Johnsons care playing near a backyard swimming pool without safety wear, authorities said. The victim fell into the pool and drowned, remaining unconscious in the water for about 20 minutes before Johnson was seen retrieving him, according to investigators.Johnson was not a licensed daycare provider, and was looking after the 3-year-old boy in a "family friend arrangement," Jackson told WAFB."No parent should have to deal with the loss of their child, especially when that loss is due to someone elses negligence," Jackson added.ICE ARRESTS RELEASED ILLEGAL ALIEN ACCUSED OF KILLING DAUGHTER, 9, IN ARIZONA ROLLOVER CRASH"A three-year-old boy the friendliest child you could ever meet he was very charismatic and full of energy. He absolutely loved playing with his bicycle, toy cars, and stuffed animals," the family of Perez wrote in a statement translated from Spanish, according to WAFB."He was very close to his five-year-old sister, Deyrin Prez."Their mother was a single parent, constantly striving for her children; they were always the most important thing in her life."The incident, coming just weeks before summer break for schools, signals a warning for parents and children about home and pool safety."If youre going to have a pool and have children around that pool, especially children who are not yours, you better make sure you have every safety measure in place for that child's well-being," Jackson said.

You know that little moment when your phone rings and the name on the screen makes you drop everything?Maybe it says your spouse, your daughter, your boss or your best friend. You answer because you trust the name. Then the voice sounds familiar too.That is exactly what makes the latest phone scams so dangerous.Scammers no longer have to call from a strange number. They can spoof a trusted contact's phone number. Then they can use AI voice tools to sound like someone you know. Android is now rolling out a new feature called fake call detection to help warn you when that familiar call may be a fake.FAKE AGENT PHONE SCAMS ARE SPREADING FAST ACROSS THE USAndroid fake call detection is a new protection built into Phone by Google. It is designed to spot suspected spoofed calls when both people on the call use Phone by Google.Think of it as your phone quietly asking, "Is this call really coming from that person's device?" If the answer looks suspicious, your phone can show a warning and advise you to hang up. That small alert could stop a scam before fear, panic or confusion takes over.ANDROID SECURITY UPGRADES OUTSMART SCAMS AND PROTECT YOUR PRIVACYThe feature works automatically in the background. You do not need to answer a quiz, scan a code or press a button during the call. When a trusted contact calls you, their phone sends a silent confirmation signal to your phone. That signal helps prove the call really came from their device.If a scammer spoofs your contact's number, that confirmation signal may be missing. Your phone then checks with your contact's actual device. If the real device says it is not placing a call, your screen can warn you that the call may be fake.The system uses end-to-end encrypted RCS technology, so the check happens privately. You can also turn the feature off in Phone by Google settings.AI DEEPFAKE ROMANCE SCAM STEALS WOMAN'S HOME AND LIFE SAVINGSFor years, caller ID gave people a sense of control. If the name looked familiar, most of us felt safer picking up. That old habit now works in the scammer's favor.Scammers can use internet-based calling tools to spoof numbers. That means your phone may display the name of someone you trust, even though the call comes from somewhere else.Then comes the AI voice trick. With today's audio tools, scammers can make a fake voice sound shockingly real. They may pretend to be a family member in trouble, a bank employee warning about fraud or a manager asking for urgent help.SCAMMERS EXPLOITED MOMS FEARS TO STEAL HER ENTIRE LIFE'S SAVINGSThat combination makes the call feel personal and immediate. It also makes you more likely to act before you think.Impersonation scams have become a major global problem. INTERPOL's March 2026 Global Financial Fraud Threat Assessment cited impersonation fraud as one of the leading contributors to more than $400 billion in global losses.In the U.S., impersonation scams remain one of the top fraud categories reported to the FTC. Losses reached $2.95 billion in 2024.GLOBAL SCAM CRACKDOWN LEADS TO 276 ARRESTSThose numbers tell you why this feature deserves attention. Scammers go where the money is. Right now, they know trusted voices and trusted names can open the door.Google says fake call detection is rolling out globally in Phone by Google this month, starting with Pixel devices.The feature is available on Android 12 and newer devices with Phone by Google, Contacts and Google Messages installed. It also requires RCS capability in Google Messages.SAMSUNG MESSAGES ENDING? WHAT ANDROID OWNERS MUST KNOWThere is one key limitation. Both you and the person calling you must use Phone by Google for fake call detection to work.Phone by Google already comes as the default phone app on many Android devices. If your phone uses a different calling app, you can install Phone by Google from the Play Store and set it as your default phone app.This feature gives you an extra warning at the exact moment you need it most. That timing is important. Scam calls often rely on emotion. The caller may say someone got arrested, a loved one had an accident or a bank account faces an urgent threat.SSA IMPERSONATION SCAMS ARE GETTING MORE PERSONALWhen the voice sounds familiar, your guard drops. A warning on your screen can interrupt that emotional rush. It gives you a reason to stop, hang up and verify the story another way.This new tool helps, but it cannot protect you from every scam. It may not work if the other person does not use Phone by Google. It also may not cover calls from businesses, unknown numbers or contacts using unsupported devices. So you still need basic scam rules.If someone asks for money, gift cards, crypto, account codes or remote access to your device, hang up. Then call the person or company back using a number you already trust.Also, never stay on the line just because the caller tells you to. That is one of the oldest pressure tactics in the scammer playbook.AI voice scams work because they sound personal, urgent and believable, so your best defense is to slow the conversation down before you act.Pick a simple word or phrase that only your close family knows. It should be easy to remember but hard for a scammer to guess. Then, if someone calls with an emergency and asks for money, ask for the safe word. If they cannot give it, hang up and verify the story another way.9 WAYS SCAMMERS CAN USE YOUR PHONE NUMBER TO TRY TO TRICK YOUScammers want you scared because fear makes people act fast. That is why fake emergency calls often sound intense, emotional and rushed. Take a breath before you do anything. A real loved one, bank or employer will let you verify what is happening.If a call feels suspicious, hang up. Then call the person back using a number saved in your contacts or one you know is real. Do not use a number, link or instruction the caller gives you. That could send you right back to the scammer.Do not send gift cards, crypto, wire transfers or payment app transfers because a caller sounds convincing. Also, never share a one-time passcode, PIN or account login code over the phone. Once scammers get that information, they can move fast.Use the built-in protections already available on your device. Pixel and Samsung users can enable Scam Detection in the Phone by Google app to help flag suspicious calls. Also, consider using strong antivirus software that includes AI-powered scam protection to help detect scams in texts, online content and deepfake videos. Keep an eye on call warnings too. If your phone tells you something looks risky, treat that alert seriously. Get my picks for the best 2026 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android & iOS devices at Cyberguy.comUpdate Phone by Google, Google Contacts and Google Messages when updates are available. These tools work best when your apps and phone software stay current. Updates often include security improvements, bug fixes and new scam protections.Here's how to check for updates on Android:You can also turn on automatic app updates by opening the Google Play Store app, tapping your profile icon, then going to Settings > Network preferences > Auto-update apps. From there, choose whether to update apps over Wi-Fi, over Wi-Fi or mobile data, with limited mobile data or not at all.Android's fake call detection is a smart step in the fight against AI-powered phone scams. It recognizes something many people already know: the name on your caller ID no longer proves the person calling you is real. This feature gives Android users another layer of protection when scammers try to hijack trust. Still, the safest move remains simple. Slow down, verify the call and never let panic make the decision for you.Should the government do more to stop scammers from using AI voices to impersonate the people you trust? Let us know by writing to us at CyberGuy.comSign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportCopyright 2026 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

Democrat Xavier Becerra starts out with a huge advantage over Republican Steve Hilton. How will they use the next five months? To discuss their policy differences? Or just talk about Trump?

On May 4, the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association made girls flag football the 35th sanctioned varsity sport in the state. The vote took a few minutes. The work behind it took 15 years.Sanctioning girls flag football as a varsity sport makes opportunity official. Too turning years of grassroots effort by parents, educators, coaches, students and us into lasting equity through stable funding, structured competition and a clear pathway for girls to advance.Football has always been a powerful force for connections bridging communities, generations and backgrounds. Too often, access to the game has not matched its promise. Opportunity, resources and the simple assurance that a girl belongs on the field have been unevenly shared. Girls flag football is changing that, not through symbolism, but through sustained commitment, real belief and decisive action.That belief has been matched by investment. Since 2011, the New York Jets have supported more than 260 teams across three countries, reaching over 7,000 young women each year through more than $2.5 million in funding and grants. What began as a question of possibility supporting roughly 20 schools in New York Citys Public Schools Athletic League has become a movement, and with it, a responsibility to keep pushing forward.SERENA WILLIAMS, ICE CUBE, OTHERS IN TALKS WITH NFL FOR POTENTIAL PRO WOMEN'S FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE: REPORTFor us, the numbers have never been the point theyre just evidence of what happens when a community commits to making room. New Jerseys vote is the latest, and most personal, milestone in that work. It is the culmination of a five-year effort led by students, coaches, schools and advocates who believe the game deserves equal standing.That journey began in earnest in 2021, when the Jets launched New Jerseys first high school girls flag football league with eight schools, all located within a short drive of our Florham Park facility. Within two years, that modest start grew into a league of more than 100 schools and 1,000 athletes, expanding statewide and into Long Island and the Hudson Valley.From the outset, the goal was clear: girls flag football should stand alongside soccer, lacrosse, softball, and yes, boys tackle football, as an official varsity sport. New York reached that mark in 2023. New Jersey now joins it, closing an opportunity gap that has been open too long.ELI MANNING TAKES ON YET ANOTHER JOB AS HE TEASES POSSIBLE OLYMPIC APPEARANCEMost recently, the Betty Wold Johnson Foundation has been central to that progress. Its mission reflects the values my mother lived by: expanding opportunity, opening doors and measuring success not in words but in impact.Today, the commitment spans every level of the game. We helped the Eastern College Athletic Conference launch the nations largest collegiate womens flag football league, supported by a $1 million grant from the Betty Wold Johnson Foundation. We continue to invest in youth and middle-school programs that strengthen the pipeline. Internationally, we have helped establish the first NFL-supported girls flag football leagues in the United Kingdom and Ireland.With flag football set to debut as an Olympic sport at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, the pathway is now visible end to end but only if the first step is real. That is what sanctioning delivers. Varsity status moves girls flag football from a promising program to a permanent part of high school athletics, unlocking sustainable funding, structured competition, dedicated coaching and the long-term infrastructure that any serious sport requires.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONA girl playing her first season in a New Jersey high school today can see, clearly and without imagination, the steps from her school field to a college program, to a national team, to the Olympic stage. And because varsity status takes the sport out of the discretion of any one school, that pathway becomes reliable for the next class of athletes as well. Nearly 160 New Jersey high schools are expected to field teams next season a clear sign that this is not a moment of attention. It is a structural shift.It is also a moment that does not belong to any one organization. It belongs to the parents who advocated at school board meetings, the educators who listened, the athletic directors who made room on the calendar, the coaches who built programs from inception and the students who showed up, competed and made the case for themselves on the field. This movement has always been powered by community. The Jets role has been to have the vision, invest, build the path and make sure the door stays open.Together, we have made New Jersey a national model for equity in sports and ensured that the next generation of female athletes no longer has to ask for a place on the field, because opportunity is finally official.They already have one.

In L.A.'s Fashion District, quinceaera shops struggle after ICE raids scared off their Latino clientele.

The top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles said Friday said there are "multiple election fraud investigations underway" but did not give any information on specifics.

A Florida police department is taking a victory lap after thwarting an unsanctioned "teen takeover," marking the latest move from law enforcement working to combat the viral events sweeping the nation.Authorities with the St. Augustine Beach Police Department shut down an unsanctioned event scheduled for Thursday at a local pier after they used electronic monitoring to identify the plan before it dissolved into chaos."Were a beach town, so weve always had spring break crowds that show up but nothing thats been organized like this with the sole intent of just causing disruption," St. Augustine Beach Police Chief Daniel Carswell told Fox News Digital.The gathering was initially scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday, according to the event flyer shared by the department.VIRAL TEEN TAKEOVERS UNLEASH CHAOS NATIONWIDE AS MALLS, BEACHES AND RESTAURANTS BECOME BATTLEGROUNDS"Pull up. Turn Up. Take over," the flyer reads, with a large "Canceled" banner plastered across the post on social media.According to Carswell, the department is working alongside neighboring law enforcement agencies to leverage an electronic monitoring system designed to flag planned events before they take place."We work together great, especially with the [St. Johns County] Sheriffs Office," Carswell said. "They have whats called a Real-Time Intelligence Center or ARTIC and thats their job."SPRING BREAK HOT SPOT DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY, CURFEW AFTER ROWDY TAKEOVERS SPARK MASS ARRESTSIn the days leading up to Thursdays planned takeover, Carswell said ARTIC flagged the event to authorities, providing enough time to shut it down."They search the internet, theyre searching constantly for threats to our community and threats to the public," Carswell said. "They came across this and sent it to us. Which was fortunate for us, because we had time to act."In the days leading up to the unsanctioned event, the St. Augustine Beach Police Department used social media to spread the word that the viral takeover had been canceled.CHAOTIC TEEN BRAWL GOES VIRAL AFTER TEEN TERROR PROMPTS US ATTORNEY PIRRO'S PLAN TO PROSECUTE PARENTS"All we can do is what we did, which was putting it out there that this is not a sanctioned event. If you come with the intention of causing chaos or causing disruption, there's going to be zero tolerance."The department also deployed additional officers to the pier in the event attendees still showed up a move that could mean local law enforcement agencies are left understaffed as they devote manpower to the unsanctioned takeovers."Were a small police department, were 25 police officers," Carswell told Fox News Digital. "So it is a complete drain on our resources, especially when its unplanned thats the danger of it."HUNDREDS OF TEENAGERS TRANSFORM PEACEFUL BEACH INTO CHAOS AS POLICE FORCED TO BREAK UP FIGHTSCarswell added that the unpredictability of each unplanned event creates a dangerous situation for responding officers and the community."We don't know how many people could show up," Carswell said. "It could be tens, it could be hundreds we don't know. And that is overwhelming to our resources. To have to call in people on their days off or pull resources from other agencies to come down here to the beach in preparation for this [event]."No charges were filed stemming from the planned takeover event scheduled Thursday, Carswell added.GOT A TIP?The rise of teen takeovers overtaking neighborhoods and communities throughout the country has gotten the attention of Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who condemned the trend in a social media post."Whoever is organizing these teen takeovers, congrats: you have my attention," Uthmeier wrote. "This behavior is unacceptable, and Im having our Statewide Prosecutors develop a plan to investigate and prosecute those who are responsible for these events. Stay tuned. More to come."FOLLOW US ON XOn Sunday, May 31, hundreds of teens descended on Clearwater Beach on the Sunshine States west coast, prompting a massive police response that ended in multiple people being detained, FOX 13 reported.TEEN TAKEOVER SPIRALS INTO CHAOSGUNFIRE REPORTED AS POLICE RUSH IN DAY AFTER LEADERS CALL FOR CALMAuthorities said a 17-year-old sustained non-life-threatening injuries after being shot during an alleged altercation near Coronado Drive and Devon Drive during the unsanctioned event. A 16-year-old was subsequently arrested in connection with the alleged shooting, the outlet reported.GET BREAKING NEWS BY EMAIL"What we saw yesterday is behavior that is completely unacceptable," Council member Ryan Cotton said. "It's reprehensible and will not be tolerated within the city limits of Clearwater, as far as I'm concerned."Additionally, authorities in Palm Beach County were looking into another teen takeover planned for Friday at the Wellington Green Mall, according to WPBF.CLICK HERE FOR MORE US NEWSOfficials reportedly became aware of the takeover after a flyer was circulated on social media, calling on local teens to "bring your crew, bring the energy, let's take over," and are monitoring the situation.As schools throughout the country are releasing students for summer vacation, Carswell offered a stark warning for both the teenagers planning to partake in such takeovers and their parents."They're risking their future and they're risking the safety of others," Carswell told Fox News Digital. "We want you to come out here to the beach, have fun and be kids.""But to come here with the sole intention to, the flyer says, Turn up, take over, let's make a movie, [and] create chaos, things like that, then you're jeopardizing not only your future, but the safety and the future of other people."

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Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., told Fox News Digital ahead of Tuesday's South Carolina Republican gubernatorial primary that President Donald Trump's endorsement has done little to boost her opponent's standing with conservative voters, arguing that many grassroots Republicans are "very upset" with the decision."It's not going over well for her with the grassroots, which is why she didn't get much of a bump," Mace said. "She got maybe a five point bump not much.""And she's going to be in a runoff and I think at that point all bets are off."Mace was referring to South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, whom Trump endorsed last week, as Mace and Trump have publicly broken in recent months.FIRST ON FOX: REPUBLICAN FIREBRAND NANCY MACE LAUNCHES BID FOR SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR"Its a dog fight," Mace said. "Were in it and Im gonna fight to the death."Mace shared that she wasnt shocked when Trump chose not to endorse her because of her vote in Congress to push for the release of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein."I knew it was on the line when I voted to release the Epstein files, and I'm a survivor," Mace said. "If the price to pay for an endorsement was to not release those files, I would never pay it."Mace was one of four Republicans to sign a petition last year to force a vote in the House on the Epstein Files Transparency Act, legislation that urged the Department of Justice to publish all its information on its probe into Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell millions of documents.NANCY MACE TORCHES CLEMSON UNIVERSITY OVER 15-GENDER MENU: 'NOT ON MY WATCH'Trumps endorsement in the Republican primary was also in favor of South Carolinas current term-limited governor, Henry McMaster, who has also endorsed Evette as his potential successor. Trump wrote that he expected Evette would choose the current governors son, Henry McMaster Jr., as her lieutenant governor."Pam Evette is a good friend, fighter, and WINNER, and will be a terrific Governor of South Carolina," the president posted. "Pam has my Complete and Total Endorsement SHE WILL NEVER LET YOU DOWN!"Trump's endorsement came days before the June 9 primary and as early voting was getting underway in South Carolina.MACE TARGETS SQUAD DEM WITH PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL BAN ON FOREIGN-BORN LAWMAKERSTuesdays crowded Republican primary field includes Evette, Attorney General Alan Wilson, Rep. Ralph Norman, R-S.C., businessman Rom Reddy and Mace. If no candidate wins a majority, the top two finishers will advance to a runoff a situation Mace predicted could reshape the race despite Trump's backing of Evette."I disagree with this endorsement," Mace said. "And I'm going to vote for myself. I'm asking voters in South Carolina to vote for me as well on Tuesday."

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Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., cursed out a Fox News Digital reporter after he began asking about allegations of a sexual relationship between her and Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., that were recently raised by a woman identifying herself as Massie's ex-girlfriend."F you, first of all! Boebert said to a Fox News Digital reporter when bringing up claims from Massies alleged ex-girlfriend."If you're gonna bring me into this, like, the sexist stuff is like out of control," she continued. "So there's your clickbait that you were looking for."FIVE TIMES NANCY PELOSI LOST HER COOL WITH THE MEDIABoebert then declined to discuss the allegations further.The exchange came after Boebert had been discussing President Donald Trump's efforts to unseat Republican incumbents and Massie's political future.The former congressional staffer Cynthia West, who previously worked for Rep. Victoria Spartz, R-Ind., accused Massie of bragging to her about an alleged sexual encounter with Boebert within weeks of his wife's death.West also accused Massie of offering her $5,000 to drop a wrongful termination lawsuit she was pursuing against Spartz, an ally of Massie. The allegations surfaced just a week before Massie lost his House seat in the May 19 Republican primary."I don't want to talk about anybody's exes and their crazy s that they do," Boebert said to the reporter.Before the exchange turned contentious, Boebert was answering questions about whether Trump's strategy of backing primary challengers against Republican incumbents is backfiring on the GOP agenda.MTG SAYS GOP'S FUTURE 'DESTROYED' AFTER TRUMP-BACKED PRIMARY CHALLENGER DEFEATS THOMAS MASSIE IN PRIMARY"I think most of the folks that have lost their primaries, they were backfiring on the GOP agenda Cassidy, Cornyn," Boebert replied."I mean, obviously Thomas Massie is the only one that I'm a little sad about," she said.Boebert was also asked about Massies recent announcement that he is filing for re-election in 2028. Many are speculating that Massie could make a 2028 presidential run as he said he is unsure which position he will be seeking re-election for."I havent made a final decision about which office to seek, if I run," he wrote in a post on X announcing his re-election filing with the Federal Election Commission.TRUMP CALLS OUT REP THOMAS MASSIE: 'KENTUCKY, GET THIS LOSER OUT OF POLITICS' TUESDAYBoebert shared that she was unsure of Massies next move, before she reprimanded the reporter for shifting the conversation to allegations raised by West."He filed for something," she said. "He didn't specify what and I don't know if he's going to move forward with that or not. I dont know." "Hopefully he leaves here and makes some money," Boebert added.Moments later, the reporter began asking about the allegations from Massies alleged ex-girlfriend, prompting Boebert's expletive-laced response.Boebert declined to discuss the allegations further and walked away from the interview.

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Authorities have identified a Pennsylvania teenager nearly 26 years after her murder in a rare case where investigators knew the killer's identity long before they knew the victim's name.The FBI's Boston field office, Massachusetts State Police and Suffolk County District Attorney's Office announced Wednesday that "Chelsea Jane Doe" has been identified as Tiffany Bradley, a 16-year-old from Allentown, Pennsylvania, through advanced DNA testing and investigative genetic genealogy.Bradley's killer, Eugene McCollom, pleaded guilty years ago and is serving a life sentence. But despite securing a conviction, investigators spent decades trying to determine the identity of the teenage victim."We have waited so long for this day," Massachusetts State Police Col. Geoffrey Noble said during a news conference. "It is rare to have a case like this one, where we knew the suspect's name before the victim's."HEADLESS, HANDLESS BODY FOUND ON NEW YORK ROAD 56 YEARS AGO IDENTIFIED THROUGH DNA, KILLER REMAINS UNKNOWNPolice discovered Bradley's remains on Nov. 13, 2000, in the parking lot of the Soldier's Home in Chelsea, Massachusetts, about 315 miles from her hometown.At Wednesday's news conference, Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden described the scene investigators encountered."They found a body of an unknown female," Hayden said. "Tragically, she had been cut in half. She was without her head and without any hands."COLD-CASE FUGITIVE BUSTED SOUTH OF THE BORDER AS NEW DNA TECH ALLEGEDLY TIES HIM TO TEENS ROADSIDE KILLINGAuthorities said McCollom, who remains incarcerated, admitted to killing Bradley after she arrived in the Boston area and later told investigators where additional remains had been buried.According to the FBI, Bradley had been trafficked across state lines before her death.Authorities said advances in DNA technology and genealogical research ultimately allowed investigators to identify Bradley and notify her family nearly 26 years after her death.DNA INNOVATION CREDITED IN IDAHO, RACHEL MORIN CASES SIGNALS SHIFT IN RACE TO CATCH KILLERS, LAB FOUNDER SAYS"Today, we can finally state her name: Tiffany Bradley of Allentown, Pennsylvania," the FBI Boston office wrote in a Facebook post announcing the breakthrough.For Bradley's family, the identification brought an end to decades of unanswered questions."Her last conversation with her favorite cousin was cut short with her voice trembling, saying, 'I'll call you later. I have to go,'" Bradley's relative, Shakirah Wiggins, said during the news conference. "That call never came and was replaced with 26 years of waiting, wondering why."Wiggins thanked investigators for continuing to pursue the case long after the killer had been identified."It is totally amazing that, after 26 years, people cared enough to give her a name and return her to our family," she said. "The wheels of justice run slowly, but surely."Fox News Digital reached out to the FBI's Boston field office for additional comment but did not immediately receive a response.

Pope Leo XIV joked Saturday that he knows who would win if young people had to choose between seeing him or Latin pop singer Bad Bunny this weekend.The Pope, who began a weeklong visit to Spain on Saturday, acknowledged that he is competing for attention with the Puerto Rican superstar while in Madrid. Many young Spaniards, he suggested, would likely choose the Grammy-winning artist over the pontiff."If they are confronted with the question Do you want to go see Bad Bunny or do you want to go to see the pope? I think many will see Bad Bunny," Leo told reporters aboard the papal plane before his arrival."But I think there will also be a few here to see the pope," he added. "And that says something, you know."WHY BAD BUNNYS GOD BLESS AMERICA MOMENT AT THE SUPER BOWL SPARKED CONTROVERSYBad Bunny, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martnez Ocasio, is currently performing a 10-show run in Madrid as part of his Spanish tour.Leo raised the comparison while discussing what he described as signs of a spiritual awakening among some young people in Spain.The pope said many young adults appear to be searching for meaning and expressed hope that his visit could help "awaken" something within them.POPE LEO XIV GIVES 1ST HOMILY AS AMERICAN PONTIFF, SAYS LOSS IN FAITH HAS LED TO CRISIS IN HUMANITYDespite his remarks, thousands of young Catholics turned out to greet the pope.An estimated 500,000 people gathered in a Madrid plaza Saturday evening for a prayer vigil, chanting, "This is the youth of the pope!"Leo later rode through the crowd in his popemobile while a Spanish rendition of the 1970s musical "Godspell" played.POPE LEO XIV'S SPORTS FANDOM COMING TO LIGHT WITH WHITE SOX WORLD SERIES APPEARANCE, VILLANOVA-KNICKS TIESThe Chicago-born pope was also asked about reports that the Chicago Bears could soon move out of Illinois.The team's board of directors voted Thursday to advance a proposed stadium development project in Hammond, Indiana."Thats out of my pay (scale)," Leo quipped when asked about the potential relocation.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

A 23-year-old New York woman was arrested on hate crime charges, after she allegedly punched, kicked and choked a woman on a New York City subway last weekend in an incident caught on video, the NYPD confirmed to Fox News Digital.Diana Smith, 23, of the Bronx, appeared in video shot by the victim last weekend to yell that "Jews are eating kids!" while riding the crowded subway, and before she told the victim, "Youre a Jew. I can smell the kids."The video then appeared to show the attack, and as other riders reacted, Smith said, "Its OK for her to eat a kid, but I cant choke her down?"NYC ANTISEMITIC INCIDENTS NEARLY TRIPLE DESPITE OTHER CRIMES REACHING RECORD LOWSAfter she hit, kicked and choked the victim, who was identified by the NYPD as a 23-year-old woman, Smith allegedly threw her to the ground and ripped out some of her hair.The video was shared on social media by the Combat Antisemitism Movement.HASAN PIKER SAYS UK HAS BARRED HIM, TRASHES 'UNBELIEVABLE...POWER' OF PRO-ISRAEL GROUPSSmith was arrested after the incident and charged with hate crime assault, hate crime criminal obstructing breathing and hate crime aggravated harassment.The victim was taken to a hospital in stable condition, police said.She suffered minor injuries, the Jerusalem Post reported.The victim told the Post that Smith had earlier been asking if other riders were Jewish, and she also claimed that Jews are stealing wealth, an antisemitic trope.

The Stanley Cup Final shifted to Las Vegas for Game 3 with the Vegas Golden Knights and Carolina Hurricanes knotted at 1-1 after splitting the opening two games in Raleigh.And, as you'd expect from the Golden Knights, this one got started with some theatrics, plus a little help from the city's latest hope at quarterback, who was getting in on the festivities.That's right. Who better to put on siren duty than Raiders draft pick and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza?ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!There was a big surprise when the game got underway: Golden Knights defenseman Brayden McNabb who took a slapshot straight to the face on Thursday in Game 2 was in the Vegas lineup, albeit with a full cage.It goes without saying, but hockey players are just built different.The first period was physical but ultimately scoreless, with Carolina getting more offensive opportunities, leading Vegas in shots 7-2.Vegas captain Mark Stone found the back of the net just 36 seconds into the second period; however, it was ruled offside after a Carolina challenge.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMA few minutes later, Golden Knights forward Jack Eichel found the back of the net, but Carolina challenged this goal as well after Vegas' Ivan Barbashev made contact with Canes goalie Frederik Andersen's head.It was another cut-and-dried review that kept a Golden Knights tally off the board.The first penalty of the night was a self-inflicted one, when the Hurricanes were called for too many men, and it didn't take long for Tomas Hertl to make them pay.Then, just moments later 16 seconds to be exact Mitch Marner was credited with a goal after Carolina defenseman Sean Walker tipped his shot into the back of his own net.But, hey, those own goals are no fun; Marner wanted to get one the old-fashioned way, which he did.What's that, you want more?Well, Mitch Marner who is having the playoffs of his life had more for you.That's right, Marner potted a hat trick in just six minutes and 10 seconds. That's an NHL record.Although, I bet The Rocket's first goal of his lightning-quick hatty wasn't an own goal, but hey, they count the same.What a performance. Maybe he was just doing that so that the next time the team puts him on a rally towel it actually looks like him.After the second intermission, Andersen was pulled in favor of Brand Bussi, who made his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut.Carolina was in a state of disarray in the third, and after going on a power play, Sebastian Aho slashed Marner, who was headed to the net on a short-handed breakaway.Marner was awarded a penalty shot, but Bussi didn't give him much to shoot at, and Marner missed his attempt on the backhand.Carolina's Jordan Martinook got the Hurricanes on the board a little under halfway through the third period to make it 4-1.Just moments later, Taylor Hall tacked on another one to cut Vegas' lead to 4-2.And, while they're doing goals, how about you just throw a Jordan Staal tally in there?Carolina scored those three goals in 39 seconds, the fastest three goals by a single team in Stanley Cup Final history, making what looked like a no-doubt Vegas win into a game once again.Carolina killed off a delay-of-game penalty, which was crucial for staying in the game.Then, Vegas' Shea Theodore airmailed a puck into the stands for delay of game, giving Carolina a late power play.Then as if it couldn't get wilder Andrei Svechnikov tied the game on the power play and with the goalie pulled.And with that, it was off to overtime for the second game in a row.In the extra frame, both teams got their share of chances and opportunities to put a pin in this one and hit the craps tables, but the first overtime period didn't yield a winner.In the second overtime, we finally got a winner, and as wild as this game was, it was only fitting that the game-winner would be unbelievable.That's the same Shea Theodore, by the way, who skied the puck into the stands to set up the tying goal, and he did it after 39 minutes of ice time.What. A. Game.I think after this one, Game 4 which will be on Tuesday in Las Vegas is officially appointment viewing.

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