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    George Pickens looking ahead after Steelers trade him to Cowboys: 'Im glad to be here in Dallas'
    George Pickens is now a member of the Dallas Cowboys after a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers became official Thursday.The 24-year-old polarizing receiver spoke with reporters on a conference call Thursday, saying he found out about the trade via social media.NFL fans were using Pickens old NFL Draft reaction to share the news.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I found out when everyone else found out," Pickens said, via CBS Sports. "I feel great. I like the mojo here. I like the swag. There's a lot of new players I've been meeting. I feel like they have a good thing going, for sure." Pickens added he didnt request a trade out of Pittsburgh despite rumors throughout the offseason. Steelers fans started speculating when Pickens was no longer following the team on Instagram.COWBOYS, STEELERS AGREE TO TRADE FOR GEORGE PICKENSHe also posted a picture of himself standing with Tom Brady, part owner of the Las Vegas Raiders."This game is just as much a business as it is football," Pickens said. "Its kind of like out of my control. Im glad to be here in Dallas and able to continue the winning culture that they have."While Pickens was arguably the best receiving option for Pittsburgh the past three seasons, head coach Mike Tomlin publicly called Pickens out after taunting and unsportsmanlike penalties. Pickens also got into arguments with fans in the stands."You just have to grow up, man," Tomlin said last season. "Its an emotional game. These divisional games are big. He has a target on his back because hes George. He understands that, but he has to grow up. He has to grow up in a hurry."Tomlin made those comments after the Steelers' 44-38 win on the road in Week 13, when Pickens was assessed taunting and unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.While Pickens understands his past actions open him up to criticism, hes ready for the next chapter of his career."I feel like everybody in the world is working on growing on their bettering of their self," he said. I feel like growth for me is taking a great direction in me coming to the Cowboys."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
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    Letitia James town hall derailed by Trump supporters question: Will you apologize?
    A town hall being held by New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday night was briefly disrupted when an apparent supporter of President Donald Trump stood up to challenge her to apologize to the president.Though panelists mainly voiced leftist talking points throughout the night and the room primarily consisted of anti-Trump individuals, one apparent supporter of Trump stood up to ask James a question."My question is for Tish James. Will you apologize to President Trump for wasting millions of dollars and the state of New York for a witch trial?" asked the man, adding, "And how does it feel to know that you are [going to] prison for mortgage fraud?"The crowd erupted with boos and the man was escorted out.DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OPENS CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION INTO NY AG LETITIA JAMESThough she did not directly respond to the man, James did shout "thank you for coming" over the crowd.James, a Democrat, is best known for filing a lawsuit against Trump and several of his family members, as well as associates and businesses, alleging "numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation" regarding financial statements.Though Trump was ordered to pay $454 million in civil damages, the fine was later reduced significantly.In response, Trump has called James case part of a "witch hunt" against him on the taxpayers dime.The Department of Justice has since opened a criminal investigation into James.TAXPAYERS COULD BE FORCED TO FUND TRUMP FOE LETITIA JAMES LEGAL DEFENSE IF DEM BUDGET ITEM PASSESNews of the federal probe follows a criminal referral from the Trump administration's Federal Housing Finance Agency Director, William Pulte. He requested the DOJ investigate James over accusations that she misrepresented a single-family home in Virginia as her primary residence to obtain more favorable loan terms.She's also accused of misrepresenting the number of livable units in a multifamily Brooklyn house to obtain better loan terms.In April, NYC attorney Pierre Debbas told Fox News Digital that the criminal referral targeting James likely wouldn't have happened if she hadn't spent years going after Trump in court."The attorney general's case that was brought against Donald Trump was honestly a pure manipulation of the legal system, and it was laughable," he said."To be perfectly frank, this is a retaliatory case brought by the president for what the attorney general did to him over the last several years," he went on. "Something that's never taken place in the history of New York that was isolated at one particular person for a politically driven purpose."
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    George Pickens looking ahead after Steelers trade him to Cowboys: 'Im glad to be here in Dallas'
    George Pickens is now a member of the Dallas Cowboys after a trade with the Pittsburgh Steelers became official Thursday.The 24-year-old polarizing receiver spoke with reporters on a conference call Thursday, saying he found out about the trade via social media.NFL fans were using Pickens old NFL Draft reaction to share the news.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I found out when everyone else found out," Pickens said, via CBS Sports. "I feel great. I like the mojo here. I like the swag. There's a lot of new players I've been meeting. I feel like they have a good thing going, for sure." Pickens added he didnt request a trade out of Pittsburgh despite rumors throughout the offseason. Steelers fans started speculating when Pickens was no longer following the team on Instagram.COWBOYS, STEELERS AGREE TO TRADE FOR GEORGE PICKENSHe also posted a picture of himself standing with Tom Brady, part owner of the Las Vegas Raiders."This game is just as much a business as it is football," Pickens said. "Its kind of like out of my control. Im glad to be here in Dallas and able to continue the winning culture that they have."While Pickens was arguably the best receiving option for Pittsburgh the past three seasons, head coach Mike Tomlin publicly called Pickens out after taunting and unsportsmanlike penalties. Pickens also got into arguments with fans in the stands."You just have to grow up, man," Tomlin said last season. "Its an emotional game. These divisional games are big. He has a target on his back because hes George. He understands that, but he has to grow up. He has to grow up in a hurry."Tomlin made those comments after the Steelers' 44-38 win on the road in Week 13, when Pickens was assessed taunting and unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.While Pickens understands his past actions open him up to criticism, hes ready for the next chapter of his career."I feel like everybody in the world is working on growing on their bettering of their self," he said. I feel like growth for me is taking a great direction in me coming to the Cowboys."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
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    Letitia James town hall derailed by Trump supporters question: Will you apologize?
    A town hall being held by New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday night was briefly disrupted when an apparent supporter of President Donald Trump stood up to challenge her to apologize to the president.Though panelists mainly voiced leftist talking points throughout the night and the room primarily consisted of anti-Trump individuals, one apparent supporter of Trump stood up to ask James a question."My question is for Tish James. Will you apologize to President Trump for wasting millions of dollars and the state of New York for a witch trial?" asked the man, adding, "And how does it feel to know that you are [going to] prison for mortgage fraud?"The crowd erupted with boos and the man was escorted out.DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OPENS CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION INTO NY AG LETITIA JAMESThough she did not directly respond to the man, James did shout "thank you for coming" over the crowd.James, a Democrat, is best known for filing a lawsuit against Trump and several of his family members, as well as associates and businesses, alleging "numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation" regarding financial statements.Though Trump was ordered to pay $454 million in civil damages, the fine was later reduced significantly.In response, Trump has called James case part of a "witch hunt" against him on the taxpayers dime.The Department of Justice has since opened a criminal investigation into James.TAXPAYERS COULD BE FORCED TO FUND TRUMP FOE LETITIA JAMES LEGAL DEFENSE IF DEM BUDGET ITEM PASSESNews of the federal probe follows a criminal referral from the Trump administration's Federal Housing Finance Agency Director, William Pulte. He requested the DOJ investigate James over accusations that she misrepresented a single-family home in Virginia as her primary residence to obtain more favorable loan terms.She's also accused of misrepresenting the number of livable units in a multifamily Brooklyn house to obtain better loan terms.In April, NYC attorney Pierre Debbas told Fox News Digital that the criminal referral targeting James likely wouldn't have happened if she hadn't spent years going after Trump in court."The attorney general's case that was brought against Donald Trump was honestly a pure manipulation of the legal system, and it was laughable," he said."To be perfectly frank, this is a retaliatory case brought by the president for what the attorney general did to him over the last several years," he went on. "Something that's never taken place in the history of New York that was isolated at one particular person for a politically driven purpose."
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    The only person who had worse polling numbers than Biden was Kamala Harris, GOP lawmaker says
    Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., says President Donald Trump resonated with Americans on 'Hannity.'
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    The only person who had worse polling numbers than Biden was Kamala Harris, GOP lawmaker says
    Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., says President Donald Trump resonated with Americans on 'Hannity.'
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    Women's fencer Stephanie Turner responds to USA Fencing chair's grilling during a congressional hearing on trans athletes
    USA Fencing chair Damien Lehfeldt was grilled by the DOGE subcommittee after Stephanie Turner was punished for refusing to face a trans competitor.
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    Women's fencer Stephanie Turner responds to USA Fencing chair's grilling during a congressional hearing on trans athletes
    USA Fencing chair Damien Lehfeldt was grilled by the DOGE subcommittee after Stephanie Turner was punished for refusing to face a trans competitor.
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    Greg Gutfeld: So this is what the BLM movement was all about
    Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel unpack the Black Lives Matter movement's effects following a statue erected in Times Square.
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    Jonathan Turley explains the 'danger' for NY AG Letitia James
    Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley discusses the DOJ opening a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James' real estate transactions on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
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    Greg Gutfeld: So this is what the BLM movement was all about
    Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel unpack the Black Lives Matter movement's effects following a statue erected in Times Square.
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    Jonathan Turley explains the 'danger' for NY AG Letitia James
    Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley discusses the DOJ opening a criminal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James' real estate transactions on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
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