Dan Bongino challenges The New York Times' article on FBI politicization, countering with data showing record-low murder rates and increased violent criminal arrests.

He played the half-human, half-demon Cole Turner in the WB supernatural series “Charmed” and a self-destructive playboy in the FX series “Nip/Tuck.”

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The big, beautiful bill is a horror. It’s also an opportunity.

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I went to West Africa to report on girls’ education. I left convinced that the Western feminist movement has grown far too comfortable fighting only for itself.

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Charles Edward Stevenson Jr., 20, is accused of firing a single shot at the girl's dad, who was driving a Ford F150.

Speaking Saturday, WNBPA VP Breanna Stewart said the league’s response was “pretty polar opposite” to the players union’s initial proposal. 

The Yankees have spent three-plus weeks now being outplayed by their opponents — and beating themselves.

The 44-year-old singer styled the look with a green button down and white sunglasses.

Welcome to the Cam Skattebo-Tyrone Tracy Jr. Era. 

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The biggest names in rock, from Metallica to Slayer, came to pay tribute to the men who created their entire genre – and even in old age, Sabbath’s sound has bludgeoning force

Fireworks burst over Villa Park’s pitch, Black Sabbath wave goodbye, and the inventors of metal leave the stage for the final time. It has not been an epic show – just War Pigs, NIB, Iron Man and Paranoid – but is the farewell this extraordinary band deserve, with an undercard of stadium-fillers and festival headliners come to pay tribute.

The returning Bill Ward adds the swing other Sabbath drummers have never managed, Tony Iommi churns out those monstrous riffs, Geezer Butler flits around them on bass, and Ozzy Osbourne … is Ozzy Osbourne, a baffled and discomfited force of nature.

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Some two dozen girls still unaccounted for after summer camps swept away as Guadalupe River rises 26ft in 45 minutes

Rescuers by Saturday had begun the grim task of recovering the bodies of children and adults who were swept away in a deadly flash flood in Texas, caused by a powerful storm that killed dozens of people.

At an evening briefing, local officials said that 43 people had been confirmed dead, 15 of them children, with at least 27 girls from a summer camp still missing.

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Brian Tarrence, 51, was last seen June 25.

CNN reporter Ed Lavandera found the desperate father, Ty Badon, calling out his daughter’s name along with his son along the receded waters of the river that Friday morning were inundated and swelled up to 26 feet after a once-in-a-century storm struck the area. 

Piers and Ruffin Boyett were fast asleep at Camp La Junta in Hunt, Texas, when they awoke at 4 a.m. Friday to rising flood waters.

The Mets thoroughly outplayed the Yankees again.

Sitting next to Gov. Greg Abbott, Noem was asked by reporters why the National Weather Service's alerts about the heavy rainfall and flash flooding were "delayed," and said a situation was inherited.

Mamdani is a lightweight whose experience and ideas are as vaporous as steam wafting from a midtown manhole.

Hutchins died on Wednesday after suffering a fatal ATV accident near Jenner's Malibu condo. She was 29.

Of course the Blackhawks did as little as possible around July 1 because of course the Blackhawks are going to tank for Gavin McKenna.

• Captain says England were not good enough on the ball

• Jess Carter: ‘We were a bit scared, not aggressive enough’

Leah Williamson admitted England were not good enough on the ball and said “cheap, one-versus-one defending” cost the Lionesses badly in their 2-1 defeat against France, but vowed her side would improve before facing the Netherlands on Wednesday.

The defending European champions looked second-best to France for large portions of their meeting in Zurich and the Lionesses captain said: “When you’re losing the ball really cheaply, and then you’re in emergency defending, and when you’ve done four or five counterattacks in a row against quality like that, it is tough, but we hold ourselves to higher standards, in the individual battles.

“The positive is that I’ve not seen us like that, in terms of turning over the ball so much, for a while now, so yes [while it is] really frustrating, I think that’s how we’ll take today. Tomorrow, back on it.”

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The Islanders had two more contracts on their to-do list before Saturday’s 5 p.m. deadline for player-elected arbitration.

• Kipyegon runs final 300m in 44 seconds to set record

• Chebet is first woman to run 5,000m inside 14 minutes

Faith Kipyegon bounced back in spectacular style from the disappointment of failing to run a four-minute mile in Paris by shattering her 1500m world record in Eugene.

On a day when the women’s 5,000m world record also fell in the 50th running of the Prefontaine Classic, the 31-year-old Kenyan looked to be odds against to break her record at the bell. Yet Kipyegon was able to find an extra gear as she ran the last 300m in a staggering 44 seconds to break her previous world record by 0.36sec.

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Decision to play Chelsea forward left England outnumbered in midfield during damaging opening defeat at Euro 2025

The hour mark was approaching when Sarina Wiegman rolled the dice or, perhaps more accurately, reached for the comfort blanket. A salvage operation of this scale had not been part of anyone’s masterplan, but at least Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly knew exactly how to move the dial at a European Championship. They were the history makers at Wembley in England’s most recent appearance on this stage; if it was going to be anyone, it surely had to be them.

There were to be no heroics this time, even if Selma Bacha’s late clearance was ultimately all that came between Wiegman’s players and a draw. That statement is, in itself, illusory because the manager must face questions about her selection here. She had plumped for Lauren James’s explosive gifts in the No 10 position, sticking to the claim that the Chelsea forward was ready to ramp up her recovery from injury, but the call backfired badly. England were misshapen and leggy where it mattered; the game simply got away from them and so, with another ill-conceived step against the Netherlands, could their Euro 2025 campaign.

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• Argentina 12-35 England

• Fly-half Ford scores 15 points on his 100th cap

George Ford marked his 100th cap in style as he kicked 15 points to steer England to a highly impressive 35-12 victory over Argentina in the opening game of their two-Test series. In front of a partisan full house at the Estadio Uno in La Plata, an hour’s drive south of Buenos Aires, the century maker displayed his customary calm to steer the tourists through troubled waters early on.

England were reduced to 13 when losing two players to the sin-bin before half-time, yet somehow made it to the interval ahead thanks to Ford’s drop goal. From there they were the only team in the contest. In a remarkable transformation Steve Borthwick’s team bagged four second-half tries, three in seven minutes between the 42nd and 49th minute.

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Many of the model's TikTok followers shared kind words as they reacted to the relatable experience.

Many of the model's TikTok followers shared kind words as they reacted to the relatable experience.

Masked protesters attacked an Israeli restaurant in Melbourne, prompting calls from Jewish leaders and Israeli officials for stronger action against extremism.

A NORAD jet intercepted a civilian plane that violated restricted airspace over Bedminster while President Donald Trump was in town Saturday.

The long absence of Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, from public life had fueled speculation about his health and threats to his life.

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Thousands of Jewish children fled to Britain and other European countries in the 1938-39 rescue mission known as the Kindertransport. Seven recall their journeys, and what came next.

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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem addressed the deadly Texas flood, promising to upgrade "ancient" National Weather Service systems for better early warnings.

This gallery, curated by AP photo editors, features photo highlights from the quarterfinals of the Club World Cup soccer competition in the United States. The tournament ends July 13.

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The Lionesses were beaten 2-1 in their Euro 2025 opener.

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Hours before a massive wall of floodwater barreled down a river in the heart of Texas Hill Country before sunrise on Friday, forecasters with the National Weather Service warned people that dangerous conditions were brewing

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Ford struck 15 points on his 100th Test appearance.

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The case involved the Nottingham Islam Information Point and trustee Harun Abdur Rashid Holmes

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Services such as birth registration and support for separated parents will be offered

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Real Madrid 3-2 Borussia Dortmund: Xabi Alonso’s side booked a date with PSG in the semi-finals

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The Bayern Munich forward went down in agony after clashing with the PSG goalkeeper during the quarter-final in Atlanta, and is set to miss several months

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With merging and collaborating metal acts swapping over on a revolving stage, it’s a fast-spinning Lazy Susan of metal history. Yet there’s precious little ego and plenty of heartfelt humility

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