A joint statement issued by the U.S., U.K. and a dozen other Western nations on Thursday called out Irans attempts to "kill, kidnap and harass" foreign citizens by working with criminal networks abroad.The Western nations highlighted that dissidents, Jewish citizens and journalists, as well as current and former government officials, were being targeted by Iranian intelligence agents in countries across Europe and North America in a direct violation of national sovereignty."We are united in our opposition to the attempts ofIranianintelligenceservices to kill, kidnap, and harass people in Europe and North America in clear violation of our sovereignty," the statement, also backed by Canada, Germany and France, said.IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER DENIES CALLS TO WIPE ISRAEL 'OFF THE MAP,' ASSASSINATION PLOTS TO KILL TRUMP"We consider these types of attacks, regardless of the target, as violations of our sovereignty," the statement, posted by the U.S. Virtual Embassy of Iran, added. "We are committed to working together to prevent these actions from happening and we call on the Iranian authorities to immediately put an end to such illegal activities in our respective territories."More than a dozen nations condemned Irans actions as "unacceptable," including Albania, Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden.The statement, which served not only as an international rebuke, was also an alert to citizens across the European and North American continents of the hostile activities Tehran is pursuing. The warning comes as geopolitical tensions remain high following the Israeli-U.S. strikes on Iran last month.IRANIAN CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN CLAIMS TO RAISE $40M AS REWARD FOR ASSASSINATING TRUMPReports have long suggested that Iran has increasingly engaged in covert malign behavior to target foreign citizens.Not only was Iran found to be behind an attempted assassination of then-presidential candidate Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 election, but it was also found to be behind a slew of Europe and US-based attacks last fall, reported Reuters.The U.K. has also reported more than 20 incidents since 2022 of Iran-linked plots to kill or kidnap British nationals or individuals on British soil the majority of whom were Iranian dissidents.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPJournalists and activists have been targeted in the U.S. by Iranian murder-for-hire schemes and kidnapping plots for years, particularly in the wake of the 2022 mass protests that broke out following the death of Mahsa Amini, who was killed following her arrest in Iran for allegedly improperly wearing her hijab.Tehran has repeatedly denied its involvement in the murder-for-hire and abduction plots.

Left-wing advocacy group Media Matters for America (MMFA) is reportedly overwhelmed by lawsuits stemming from Elon Musk's company, X, and the Federal Trade Commission, which have led to reduced staff, as some members said they wanted the group to declare bankruptcy.The organization has amassed $15 million worth of legal fees over the last several months, The New York Times reported on July 25, to defend itself against the lawsuits.Media Matters has reportedly scaled back its criticisms of Musk and the FTC, the Times reported, and is dealing with sinking staff morale amid increased infighting.The NYT also said MMFA was experiencing security concerns.JUDGE ALLOWS LAWSUIT BY ELON MUSK'S X AGAINST LEFT-WING MEDIA MATTERS TO PROCEED"Unlike some major media entities that have recently caved to pressure, we understand that this battle is larger than us," President of Media Matters Angelo Carusone told the NYT. "Thats why we continue to carry out our mission and fight in court."Carusone has made several recent appearances on MSNBC, including one on host Nicolle Wallace's show on Wednesday to discuss Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.Musk and X filed a lawsuit against Media Matters, alleging that the media watchdog had defamed the social media platform. The lawsuit followed a report published by MMFA which claimed that ads from major brands including IBM and Comcast could be seen next to pro-Nazi posts on X.Musk's initial lawsuit also led to probes by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton of Texas and Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, the NYT reported. MMFA sued, and the federal court ultimately blocked the investigation in Texas.ELON MUSK CALLS MEDIA MATTERS EVIL PROPAGANDA MACHINE AHEAD OF LAWSUITThe NYT reported that some MMFA members wanted the left-wing advocacy group to declare bankruptcy or back down in order to settle the lawsuits.The FTC launched an inquiry into Media Matters in May about whether it had illegally colluded with advertisers in order to harm Musk's social media platform.Media Matters sued to end the investigation, saying the FTC was leveraging "sweeping governmental powers to attempt to silence and harass an organization for daring to speak the truth," the NYT reported.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREStephen F. Mandel Jr., a hedge fund manager who is a major donor to Media Matters, according to the NYT, suggested in a meeting with those helping raise funds for the left-wing watchdog group that they should think about shutting down.However, Carusone had hinted to the NYT that they weren't considering the option, and said the lawsuits were "a revenge campaign against Media Matters intended to stymie or stop us entirely from exercising our constitutional rights."Fox News' Bradford Betz contributed to this report.

All across Europe, officials in popular vacation destinations have been grappling with the ravages of overtourism prompting locals to speak out about the strain this has taken on their communities.Last year, over three million people traveled to Paris, France, to witness the 2024 Olympic Games.About 230,000 Americans attended the Olympics, accounting for the largest group of foreign visitors, according to the official website Paris je t'aime.'CARBON PASSPORTS' WOULD TRACK TRAVEL AND EVEN RESTRICT HOW SOME PEOPLE TAKE VACATIONNow, locals in the hilltop area of the 18th arrondissement, Montmartre, are sounding the alarm about the surge of tourism in Paris.Following the Olympic Games, the number of visitors traveling to Paris has skyrocketed, according to Reuters.Paris officials say 2025 may rank as one of the busiest years yet, as there is a 20% rise in January bookings compared to last year, Reuters reported.Montmartre resident Anne Renaudi has lived in the area for 29 years. She told Reuters a historic section of the city now looks like a theme park after it was made famous in the movie "Amelie.""People come for three hours, have fun, buy a beret or a crpe, and leave as if they were in an amusement park," said Renaudie.SUMMER BEACH BATTLE BETWEEN LOCALS AND VISITORS HEATS UP AS OVERTOURISM SOARSShe said, "We're down to two or three butchers, two cheese shops. They're disappearing one after the other Now, it's a lot of ice cream, crpes, taco places."Renaudie heads the Vivre Montmartre Association, which has proposed measures to crack down on the strains of tourism.The group has looked at limiting tour groups to 25 people, banning loudspeakers and raising the tourist tax.In 2024, 48.7 million visitors traveled across Paris with about 11 million of them spending time in Montmartre.One popular landmark that tourists enjoy checking out is the 140-year-old Sacre-Coeur Basilica. It sits atop the Montmartre hill and is surrounded by narrow streets for visitors to explore.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleLocal resident Anthea Quenel shared her frustration over the tour groups that congest the streets."Sometimes I have to really raise my voice and say, 'Sorry, I want to pass," said Quenel to Reuters.She added, "It's like Disneyland."The troves of tourists have impacted housing prices, with the 18th arrondissement mayor addressing the impact on residents."For me, the big issue is housing. That means fighting against Airbnb and rental platforms," said Mayor Eric Lejoindre.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERIn the past decade, real estate prices rose by 19%, according to Reuters.Similarly, local residents of Mexico City have been making their feelings known about unwanted tourists visiting their home areas.Residents were protesting mass tourism, with hundreds of people taking to the streets and demanding stricter housing laws and legislation to regulatetourism levels.Government officials caved to the requests by announcing a preliminary planto address gentrification and the other concerns of locals, The Associated Press (AP) reported.Reuters and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

The chairwoman of the Los Angeles County GOP, who herself was a legal immigrant, says that pro-sanctuary Democrats in the state are deliberately fostering a "two-tiered" justice system designed to trap Latinos and immigrants in a "permanent underclass."In an interview with Fox News Digital, Roxanne Hoge, who immigrated to the U.S. in 1976 and became a citizen 2000, said that despite Democrats claims to be the party of the immigrant, their policies are designed to keep Latinos and immigrants down."If you're a person who pays your taxes, obeys the law, doesn't throw litter on the street and returns your library books, you're a chump. Because if you want to start a business the right way, you're going to be waiting for a couple of years. But if you roll up a grocery cart with a propane tank and some raw chicken on a sidewalk with a homeless person sleeping next to you, the city will give you carte blanche. And that's the sort of thing that I think leads to the degradation of a once-great city," she said, adding, "California claims to be for all sorts of employee protections and we're for the worker, and yet they are also for the unbelievable exploitation of indentured servants.""Democrats got really upset when Republicans took away the slaves. They said, Who's going to pick the cotton? And now that the Republicans are saying, Hey, let's enforce immigration law, which is a purview of the federal government, theyre really upset saying, Who's going to pick our crops and our weed?" she said.NEWSOM OFFICE DISMISSES CRIME FEARS, DEFENDS SANCTUARY POLICIES AMID SURGE IN VIOLENCE: 'FAKE NEWS'Earlier this month, federal agents conducting an immigration enforcement raid at a state-licensed cannabis facility north of Los Angeles found nine unaccompanied migrant children.Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott said the facility was "under investigation for child labor violations."He posted a photo to X on Friday afternoon, captioned: "These are the juveniles found in the marijuana facility - almost all unaccompanied, one as young as 14. California are you ready to partner with us to stop child exploitation?""This is Newsoms California," Scott added.Hoge told Fox News Digital that "as one myself," she believes "what's really important to understand is just how cruel and unfair progressives are to brown people."NUMBERS DONT LIE: FORMER JUDGE SAYS HOUSTON MIGRANT SEX CRIME WAVE TIED TO BORDER FAILURES"We have to remember that every time the Democrats start whining about illegal immigration, which they use to prop up their numbers and their economy, remember that they are saying how little they think of people who are beneath them," she went on. "That's what this is all about. They'd like a permanent underclass. And California is not that kind of place."Hoge also accused Democrats like California Governor Gavin Newsom and L.A. Mayor Karen Bass of manipulating immigrant populations with scare tactics regarding President Donald Trumps immigration enforcement. She pointed to a recent case in which a Mexican illegal immigrant named Yuriana Julia Pelaez Calderon allegedly faked her own ICE kidnapping. Before being discovered to be an elaborate hoax, Calderons supposed kidnapping was widely reported by media outlets and even pushed by Bass, who cited the incident as an example of the Trump administration promoting fear in immigrant communities."Turns out the poor lady, whether for mental reasons or just to be part of the group, faked a kidnapping and said it was ICE, and none of the above happened," said Hoge. "And I lay that squarely at the feet of Mayor Karen Bass, Governor Gavin Newsom, and the drama-crats who insist that passing sanctuary city rules will help people when they do the exact opposite.""There was a time when we had, funnily enough, a Republican mayor, Richard Riordan, and L.A. was booming and amazing, and young people were here, and everyone was excited to be living the California dream," she said. "That's not true anymore, because we have a two-tiered system."FORMER ICE CHIEF TORCHES 'UNCONSCIONABLE' BIDEN-ERA POLICIES AS TRUMP'S DHS FINDS MIGRANT CHILDRENFox News Digital reached out to the offices of Newsom and Bass for comment but did not immediately receive a response.Newsom has recently called Trump a "chaos agent" who has "torn asunder" California communities through his administrations immigration enforcement actions.The governor claimed Trumps "cruelty" is "about appearing tough."

The New York Yankees have added the bullpen help theyve needed before the MLB trade deadline.New York agreed to a deal to acquire right-handed closer David Bednar in a trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to multiple reports. The deal is pending a medical review.The Yankees are sending a package with Rafael Flores, the teams eighth-best prospect, according to MLB Pipeline, leading the way alongside 19-year-old prospect Edgleen Perez and outfielder Brian Sanchez, according to The New York Post.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBednar, the 30-year-old two-time All-Star, has a 2.37 ERA over 38 innings with 17 saves for the Pirates this season. It was just two years ago he led the National League with 39 saves in his second straight All-Star campaign in Pittsburgh.But Bednar struggled in 2024, owning a 5.77 ERA over 57.2 innings, though he still had 23 saves.PADRES ACQUIRE ALL-STAR CLOSER MASON MILLER FROM ATHLETICS IN BLOCKBUSTER DEAL BEFORE TRADE DEADLINE: REPORTSBednar is a much-needed arm for New York, as their bullpen has been struggling of late. Luke Weaver and Devin Williams, their back-end battery who had been consistent in past seasons, have both had a rollercoaster year.With both Weaver and Williams hitting free agency after the year, Bednars addition is a crucial one. He still has one more year of team control, meaning he will be with the team throughout the 2026 season before free agency in 2027.Relievers are always a hot commodity for playoff pushes before the deadline, and there has been a flurry of deals and big names that have been traded in the last few days.The San Diego Padres made a big splash, acquiring Athletics closer Mason Miller and left-handed pitcher J.P. Sears, a former Yankee, in a deal that sent Leo De Vries, the third-best prospect in baseball, to Sacramento.Across the Bronx and into Queens, the New York Mets bolstered their bullpen with Gregory Soto, Tyler Rogers and Ryan Helsley, the St. Louis Cardinals stud closer for their own playoff push.There are still a few hours left for teams to continue swapping players before the MLB trade deadline at 6 p.m. ET passes.The Yankees, who still have their top prospects in hand, may not be done making moves.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Martha Stewart took a slight jab at Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand, As Ever."Meghan I dont really know very well, and I hope she knows what shes talking about," Stewart, toldYahoo Lifestyle earlier this week of Markle's brand, which is known for raspberry spreads, teas, limited-edition wildflower honey and edible flowers."Authenticity, to me, is everything, and to be authentic and knowledgeable about your subject matter is extremely important."GWYNETH PALTROW SHUTS DOWN MEGHAN MARKLE FEUD RUMORS WITH TONGUE-IN-CHEEK VIDEOThe 83-year-old original lifestyle guru did praise Gwyneth Paltrow for her success in Goop."Gwyneth has been very successful; she created quite an interesting body of businesses," Stewart said of the lifestyle brand founder. "She won an Oscar, for heavens sake, as an actress! Shes pretty powerful."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSEarlier this year, Paltrow did an interview with Vanity Fair in which she told the magazine, "I dont know Meghan and Harry," who also live in Montecito, California. "I mean, Ive met Meghan, who seems really lovely, but I dont know her at all."Maybe Ill try to get through their security detail and bring them a pie."Paltrow, who also found her way to the lifestyle space after an acting career, told Vanity Fair she wasnt overly familiar with Markles widely panned Netflix show, "With Love, Meghan," or her brand As Ever but was inclined to support her.Referring to the backlash Markle has received, Paltrow said when "theres noise about certain women in the culture, I do have, always, a strong instinct to stand up for them."I was raised to see other women as friends, not foes. I think theres always more than enough to go around. Everybody deserves an attempt at everything that they want to try."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe two ladies poked fun at their rumored feud after the "Shakespeare in Love" actress said she didnt know her Montecito neighbor "at all.""I genuinely do not understand this at all whatsoever," the Goop founder said in a video on her Instagram story while answering fans for an "Ask me a question" segment.A fan asked, "Are you comprehending the Meghan Markle beef that social media says you two have?"Paltrow then panned her phone to the left, revealing a shrugging Markle sitting at her kitchen table eating a piece of pie before starting to laugh. Markle alsoposted the video to her Instagram story at the time.

Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Michael Whatley made it official on Thursday, as he announced his bid for a GOP-held Senate seat in battleground North Carolina.Whatley's campaign launch, at an event in his hometown of Gastonia, N.C., comes a week after President Donald Trump endorsed Whatley and urged him to run.The move by the RNC chair also comes four days after Democrats landed their top Senate recruit of the 2026 cycle to date, as former two-term Gov. Roy Cooper declared his candidacy in the race to succeed retiring Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.Cooper's campaign launch bolsters the Democrats' chances of flipping a key GOP-held seat as they try to take a big bite out of the Republicans' 53-47 Senate majority.GAME ON IN NORTH CAROLINA AS TOP DEMOCRAT RECRUIT JUMPS INTO BATTLEGROUND SEAT SENATE RACEThe showdown in North Carolina between Whatley and Cooper is expected to be one of the most competitive and expensive Senate battles in the country.Whatley, a North Carolina native, served as the state's GOP chair for five years before Trump picked him in March of last year to serve as RNC chair.DNC CHAIR TELLS FOX NEWS DIGITAL DEMOCRATS HAVE HIT ROCK BOTTOM - HERE'S HIS PLAN TO REBOUNDTrump called Tillis' announcement last month that he wouldn't seek a third six-year term in the Senate "great news."Tillis is a GOP critic of the president, and Trump torched the senator last month for not supporting his so-called "big, beautiful" spending and tax cut bill.After Tillis' announcement, Trump's daughter-in-law Lara Trump was at the top of the president's list for the open seat in the Tar Heel State.But last week Lara Trump, a North Carolina native who served as RNC co-chair alongside Whatley last year, announced that "after much consideration and heartfelt discussions with my family, friends, and supporters, I have decided not to pursue the United States Senate seat in North Carolina at this time."Whatley, who served as chair of the North Carolina GOP before being elected last year as RNC chair, said recently in a Fox News Digital interview that the Senate showdown in the Tar Heel State is "going to be one of the marquee races in the country.""I feel very good that we're going to be able to hold on to that seat," Whatley predicted. "You know, we've been winning in that Senate seat down there for decades. The President has won that state three times in a row."But beating Cooper, who has won statewide six timesfour times as attorney general and twice as governorwon't be easy.And Cooper's campaign touted this week that the former governor hauled in a record-breaking $3.4 million in fundraising in the first 24 hours of his campaign.Democrats took aim at Whatley in advance of his campaign launch."Now, Whatley is heading back to North Carolina to sell Trumps budget betrayal that took health care away from more than 650,000 North Carolinians and spiked costs for working families," Democratic National Committee communications director Rosemary Boeglin argued in a statement. Trump and Whatleys toxic agenda will hang around Whatley like an albatross."

WWE womens world champion Naomi is set to compete in one of the biggest matches in SummerSlam history when she looks to defend her title against Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky.Naomi, whose real name is Trinity Fatu, cashed in her Money in the Bank contract at Evolution earlier this month to insert herself into a title match that featured Ripley and Sky. She then pinned Sky to steal the show and the championship.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIn the first-ever two-night SummerSlam premium live event, Naomi will have to try to walk out of MetLife Stadium with the belt around her waist."Im super excited. The biggest match of my career for sure," she told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. "At this stage of my career, to be able to step in there and be at this space as the champion against two of, and I genuinely believe this, the best female wrestlers I think we have not just in this division but in the world. Theyre incredible. And I think their work and everything speaks for itself."Im at this point where Im standing in there across from them, its given me the confidence that I need, because Im the champ, and Im here and just being in there with the best of the best. I think its gonna be incredible and really excited about it. It aint gonna be easy, but Im looking forward to it."Naomis turn from being the fan favorite when she returned to WWE a few years ago to being a villain on the roster has been one of the most impressive and underrated stories of 2025. She was the one who attacked Jade Cargill in late December, forcing her out of action. Cargill returned at Elimination Chamber to deliver some payback.WWE CHAMP NAOMI TALKS HULK HOGAN'S IMPACT ON PRO WRESTLING AFTER ICON'S DEATHThe rivalry culminated in a WrestleMania 41 match, where they made history competing in the first non-title womens match without a stipulation in the events history. Naomi lost to Cargill, but warned the division to "proceed with caution."A huge goal was fulfilled when she won the womens Money in the Bank ladder match to get the contract and execute when the time was right."Absolutely, 1,000%," she told Fox News Digital when asked whether it felt good to capitalize on the promise she made. "I definitely felt like a glow I made a lot of promises that I just couldnt deliver (on). So, now that I have, it feels incredible."She added that fans arent going to want to miss SummerSlam this year.The two-night event takes place on Saturday and Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENTFox News Digital has obtained the audio recording of the sole 911 call after a violent beatdown involving at least 100 witnesses in downtown Cincinnati early last Saturday morning.A dazed-sounding man called authorities around 3 a.m. on July 26. The call lasted three minutes and 15 seconds, as the 911 operator asked a litany of questions, including how many people had been involved in the fight. It was placed after the brutal beatdown had ended, the caller indicated."At this point, everybody's running out, so it was before, about 20, 30 people, but everybody's out," the caller said.DOJ, FBI INVESTIGATE BRUTAL CINCINNATI ASSAULT CAPTURED IN VIRAL VIDEOAt the one-minute and 30-second mark of the call, the operator asked whether police needed to respond, given that the fight was over."Some people are leaving, some people are still here," the caller said, which he repeated throughout the call.The 911 operator asked several times how many people were involved in the fight, and then asked again whether police were needed."So you keep saying they left, do you need police to respond out?" she asked toward the end of the call.CINCINNATI MAYORAL CANDIDATE, VP VANCE'S HALF-BROTHER, SLAMS CITY LEADERSHIP AFTER BRUTAL BEATDOWN"I would prefer, yes," the man said. "I would prefer, yes. Absolutely."The operator then told the man that an officer would be dispatched "as soon as possible," and asked him not to leave the scene.Out of the 100 or so people who were at the scene, the man was the only one to call 911, according to Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge."That is unacceptable to not call the police," she said in a news conference earlier this week. "Traffic was horrendous. People saw this. They were fighting in front of traffic. Why didn't people call us?"The city has been roundly criticized this week over its handling of the brawl, which set the internet ablaze.Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval responded publicly late Monday, after the beating had been circulated for about 36 hours. He has been on vacation in Canada all week, and finally announced plans to cut his vacation short and return to the city Thursday. A city councilwoman, Victoria Parks, said on Facebook that the victims of the attack "begged for that beat down!"POLICE IDENTIFY MULTIPLE SUSPECTS IN BRUTAL CINCINNATI STREET FIGHT: 'CRUEL AND ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE'In the video, a mob can be seen punching and stomping on two victims on the corner of Fourth and Elm Street. One of the victims, a woman identified only as Holly, was knocked out cold.Montianez Merriweather, 34, and Dekyra Vernon, 24, were arrested Tuesday night. Both face felonious assault, aggravated riot and assault charges. Merriweather is being held on a $500,000 bond, while Vernon is being held on a $200,000 bond.A third suspect, Jermaine Matthews, was taken into custody overnight and charged with aggravated riot and assault. He is being held on a $100,000 bond.Police say charges have been filed against two more people, who are not yet in custody.The Cincinnati Police Department did not return a request for comment Thursday and has not returned multiple comment requests throughout the week.Over the course of the week, Pureval's office has not returned multiple comment requests. Neither has the Cincinnati City Council, nor the City Manager's office.Fox News' Greg Wehner contributed to this report.

Brittney Griner headed to the locker room earlier than the rest of her Atlanta Dream teammates on Wednesday.The Atlanta center was ejected after a referee whistled her for two technical fouls in the second half. Griner was penalized for arguing with and physically contacting a game official.The dispute started after Griner attempted to secure a rebound that was contested by Dallas Wings guard Haley Jones. A foul was assigned to Griner, and she then approached the referee.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe verbal exchange with the official quicklUy led to a technical foul. But shortly after the call, Griner appeared to bump the referee which immediately drew the second technical. Under WNBA rules, a player is automatically removed from a game once they receive two technical fouls.BRITTNEY GRINER HONORED IN PHOENIX RETURN, LEADS DREAM TO WIN OVER FORMER MERCURYGriner quickly began walking towards the tunnel after she was ejected. She finished the game with four points and four rebounds.Griner has appeared in 25 games so far in her first season with the Dream. The WNBA champion spent the first 11 seasons of her career with the Phoenix Mercury before signing with Atlanta this past offseason.She entered Wednesday's game averaging 10.9 points and 5.6 rebounds per game. Those numbers represent career-lows for the 10-time WNBA All-Star.Griner exited when Atlanta held a razor-thin lead over Dallas. The Dream managed to extend the lead in the fourth quarter, but the Wings responded with an 11-2 run.Dream forward Naz Hillmon made a clutch 3-pointer in the game's final seconds to seal the 88-85 victory.Paige Bueckers, the No. 1 selection in April's WNBA Draft, finished the contest with a team-leading 21 points.The win over the Wings pushed the Dream's record to 16-11. Atlanta trails only the defending champion New York Liberty in the Eastern Conference standings.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.