Sharon Stone divulged a few secrets about her love life.Stone, 57, was in the hot seat during a recent guest appearance on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" with her "Nobody 2" co-star Bob Odenkirk.Cohen asked the "Basic Instinct" actress to clear up rumors surrounding her past relationships, including hear-say that Stone dated Grammy-award-winning rapper Nelly.SHARON STONE TOOK JOAN COLLINS' ADVICE TO AVOID DOING 2 THINGS AFTER 40"I mean ... this is crazy enough that I actually might believe it," Cohen said before agreeing with Odenkirk who chimed in, "I'm gonna say yeah.""Sharon, did you go on a date with Nelly?" the Bravo patriarch asked, to which Stone said, "Yes, I did."Love was not on the line for the pair, though, and Stone admitted she only went on one date with the "Country Grammar" artist.SHARON STONE, 66, RECREATES BASIC INSTINCT SCENE IN RACY LINGERIE AND HEELSStone was previously married to Michael Greenburg from 1984-87, and then married Phil Bronstein in 1998. Their relationship ended in 2004.The "Casino" star adopted her first son, Roan, 25, with Bronstein. She then adopted Laird, 20, in 2005, followed by son Quinn, 19, the following year.Stone reflected on a more difficult time in her life during an interview with Today. The actress confessed that her family took priority after she experienced a medical scare which nearly cost her life.In September 2001, Stone suffered a stroke and doctors thought she might not live. She had acerebral hemorrhage that lasted nine days.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"I have been a person who's been blessed to have ... I had a very big career at one point," Stone told the outlet. "In the 90s, I think it would be fair to say I pretty much owned the 90s as an actress."I stopped when I had a stroke. I had a massive, massive stroke and nearly died. So, I couldn't work. When I reconsidered what value things had to me in life."Stone added, "I really wanted to have children and spend my time with them and I only really worked as much as I needed to support my family, but now my children have left the nest, and now I'm back to work."She previously told The Hollywood Reporter that she suffered extreme financial strain after suffering the stroke."I had $18 million saved because of all my success, but when I got back into my bank account, it was all gone," said Stone, who revealed people took "advantage" of her in her weakest moments because they "thought [she] was going to die.""My refrigerator, my phone everything was in other peoples names. I had zero money."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERDespite the major setback, Stone said she chose to move forward."I decided to stay present and let go," she said. "I decided not to hang onto being sick or to any bitterness or anger. If you bite into the seed of bitterness, it never leaves you. But if you hold faith, even if that faith is the size of a mustard seed, you will survive.""So, I live for joy now," she added. "I live for purpose."Fox News Digital's Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.

Catherine Zeta-Jones doesn't believe her real estate portfolio can be considered "excessive."In a recent interview with The Sunday Times, the 55-year-old actress spoke about the many properties she owns with her husband, Michael Douglas, including two in New York, one in Canada and one in Spain."I know it sounds very jet-set, and I love to surround myself with beauty, but its not excessive, its very comfortable," she told the outlet.Michael and Zeta-Jones married in a lavish New York ceremony in 2000, and had two children; son Dylan, 25, and daughter, Carys, 22.JESSICA BIEL SHARES RARE GLIMPSE INTO MONTANA FAMILY LIFE WITH JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE AFTER LEAVING HOLLYWOODAfter getting married, the couple moved away from the busy streets of New York, choosing to make Bermuda their home base.The actress attributes the move to her dislike of "the city in the summertime," explaining that it's "too hot," later joking she didn't enjoy the Hamptons either because it was "the same people in shorts" and that "the social calendar is exhausting.""So Michael took me to Bermuda because his mother was Bermudian and I thought, I love this," she explained. "Its an hour and a half in a plane. Its a British colony, there were pictures of the Queen when I went to the bank. So we bought a house there and stayed for ten years."The actress also admitted to having a passion for clothing and accessories, telling the outlet she goes "to all the vintage stores in Paris" and invests in pieces "that you are probably never going to wear, like a gorgeous cape."Her love of all things fashion has been passed down to her daughter, who Zeta-Jones notes "loves my closet.""I get excited about evening dresses. For me, a pair of jeans is a pair of jeans. Spending 200 on a white T-shirt? Nah. But when it comes to couture, beautiful beading, the artistry I love the theatre of fashion," she said. " I have probably the biggest Fendi Baguette bag collection, and shes [Carys] just found more in my mums house. Ive got everything from denim to pearl to sequins. Carla Fendi used to give them to me all the time, right when they were hot potatoes."At the time of their marriage, Zeta-Jones had just starred in her breakthrough role in the 1998 movie, "The Mask of Zorro," while Douglas was already known for his roles in the films "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "Wall Street," the latter of which earned him an Academy Award for best actor.Zeta-Jones would go on to win an Academy Award as well, for her supporting role as Velma Kelly in "Chicago." She and Michael keep their Oscars in different homes."Mine is in the country house in New York, Michaels is in the apartment in New York," she said. "We keep them apart, just in case, you know, there isnt like hanky-panky going on there."While Michael's big break didn't come until he starred in the series "The Streets of San Francisco" in the early 1970s, he comes from a famous family, his father being the three-time Academy Award-nominated actor, Kirk Douglas, most known for his role in the 1960 film, "Spartacus."Kirk died in February 2020 at the age of 103."He was a flirty little thing," Zeta-Jones said. "He was wonderful and he was very fond of me, as I was of him. I miss him. They [Kirk and his wife, Anne] left a philanthropic legacy that was way beyond movies."Zeta-Jones is currently starring as Morticia Addams in the popular Netflix series, "Wednesday."

EXCLUSIVE: Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel are bringing on Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey as an additional deputy director of the bureau, Fox News Digital has learned.Bailey will serve as a co-deputy director, alongside Deputy Director Dan Bongino, Fox News Digital has learned."I am thrilled to welcome Andrew Bailey as Co-Deputy Director of the FBI," Bondi told Fox News Digital. "He has served as a distinguished state attorney general and is a decorated war veteran, bringing expertise and dedication to service. His leadership and commitment to country will be a tremendous asset as we work together to advance President Trumps mission."FBI DIRECTOR KASH PATEL BACKS TRUMP'S DC POLICE TAKEOVER: 'WHEN YOU LET GOOD COPS BE COPS, THEY DELIVER'"The FBI, as the leading investigative body of the federal government under the Department of Justice, will always bring the greatest talent this country has to offer in order to accomplish the goals set forth when an overwhelming majority of American people elected President Donald J. Trump again," Patel told Fox News Digital, adding that Bailey will be an "integral part of this important mission" and said he looks forward to "the continued fight to save America together."Bailey, as Missouris attorney general, launched an anti-human trafficking task force and addressed more than 1,100 reported incidents in Missouri. He also cleared the backlog of Sexual Assault Forensic Evidence (SAFE) kits to improve prosecution of sexual assault cases.Baileys office also defended the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department in civil litigation and has consistently advocated for law enforcement. Bailey was endorsed by the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police.TRUMP CLAIMS DC CRIMES TROUNCE STATS FROM NOTORIOUSLY VIOLENT CITIES WORLDWIDEBaileys office also reported a 133% increase in trial court-level criminal prosecutions.Bailey also has held public officials accountable during his time as attorney general. He demanded the resignation of a sheriff for financial mismanagement and misconduct, and, separately, announced a grand jury indictment against a St. Louis county executive for stealing and election law violations."I am eternally grateful for the opportunity to serve as the Co-Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation," Bailey told Fox News Digital. "I extend my deepest gratitude to President Trump, U.S. Attorney General Bondi and Director Patel for the privilege to join in their stated mission to Make America Safe Again."TRUMP'S PLAN TO DEPLOY NATIONAL GUARD IN DC SPARKS BACKLASH FROM RESIDENTSBUT SOME WELCOME ITA senior administration official told Fox News Digital that President Donald Trump "wants to see bad guys prosecuted, illegals deported, and corrupt politicians held accountable.""We need all hands on deck to accomplish all of these important goals," the official said. "Andrew Bailey will serve as another set of credible, experienced hands to help Attorney General Bondi and FBI Director Patel carry out the Presidents mission."The FBI, under Patels leadership, already has seen 19,000 arrests nationwide thats double the arrests made in all of 2024.Of those, 1,600 individuals have been arrested for violent crimes against children including 270 arrests for human traffickers, according to the FBI. One thousand have been arrested from investigations of foreign terrorist organizations, and three of the "Top 10 Most Wanted" have been arrested in 2025.Patels FBI has rescued 4,000 child victims a 33% increase from 2025; seized 1,500 kilos of fentanyl; and seized 6,300 kilos of methamphetamines.BRAZENLY UNLAWFUL: DC OFFICIALS ESCALATE FIGHT WITH TRUMP OVER POLICE TAKEOVERA senior official told Fox News Digital that the murder rate is currently on track to be the lowest ever recorded in history."President Trump wants to see America quickly become the safest country in the world, and he has put together the best law and order focused team in the business to accomplish that goal," White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News Digital.The addition of Bailey comes amid the expanding nature of Trump's law and order agenda. As for the federal takeover of Washington, D.C., Bondi is in charge, and the FBI is playing a large role.Bondi, on Friday, announced there have been nearly 200 arrests "and counting" in the nation's capital, including those of murder suspects and illegal gun offenders, since the Trump administration federalized the city to tackle crime.Among those arrested were two homicide suspects, 17 suspected drug traffickers, 39 suspected illegal gun offenders and two sexual predators, according to Bondi.Fox News Digital's Alexandra Koch contributed to this report.

President Donald Trump claimed Sunday on Truth Social that MSNBCs Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace would soon be fired.Trump responded to a meme depicting Wallace as a clown, writing that she is "afraid of losing her job" and linking to an article calling her the "Typhoid Mary of Disinformation.""She is a loser, with bad ratings, who was already thrown off of The View. She will be fired soon! MSNBC IS DEAD!" Trump wrote on Truth Social.TRUMP SAYS MSNBC'S NICOLLE WALLACE, RACHEL MADDOW SHOULD RESIGN FOR COMMENTS ON 13-YEAR-OLD CANCER SURVIVORFox News Digital reached out to MSNBC for comment.Trumps post likely came in response to Wallace calling out the president in an angry tirade after his high-profile meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday."I mean, its watching them scrape and struggle to get an American president who supported them [Ukraine], to give them all the weapons they needed to go toe-to-toe with Russia," she said. "And to see all that potentially erased by an American president who just doesnt give a s--- about democracy. He doesnt care about our allies. He doesnt care about a democratic ally's sovereignty."Wallace also made several suggestive comments about Trumps body language during a photo-op with Putin in Anchorage, Alaska.TRUMP SLAMS MSNBC AS A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY IN WAKE OF NBCUNIVERSALS LAWSUIT SETTLEMENT"Theres a lot of touching," Wallace said. "I dont know that we always see him touching Melania as much as he touched Putin today. The handshake and then the hand on top of the hand. I mean, everything that over nine years weve learned about Trump, this is as fawning as he can be with any public figure hes ever photographed with."On Monday, a day after Trump posted "MSNBC is DEAD," The Wall Street Journal reported that the left-leaning network's new name will be "My Source News Opinion World," or MS NOW. The network will be part of Comcast's spinoff from NBC Universal.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

An Indiana woman is facing federal charges after allegedly making deadly threats against President Donald Trump via social media, including one in which she wanted to disembowel the commander-in-chief.Nathalie Rose Jones,50, of Lafayette, Ind., is charged with threatening to take the life of, kidnap, or inflict bodily harm upon the President of the United States, and transmitting in interstate commerce communications containing threats to kidnap any person or any threat to injure the person of another, the Justice Department said."Threatening the life of the President is one of the most serious crimes and one that will be met with swift and unwavering prosecution. Make no mistakejustice will be served," said U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. "We extend our deepest gratitude to our dedicated law enforcement partners, especially the Secret Service Special Agents from New York and Washington, D.C., for their tireless commitment to protecting our leaders and our nation."PENNSYLVANIA MAN CHARGED FOR ALLEGEDLY THREATENING TO KILL TRUMP BEFORE HE TOOK OFFICEJones came to the attention of federal authorities when U.S. Secret Service agents found an Instagram user account, "nath.jones," had posted threatening comments about Trump between Aug. 2-9, the Justice Department said.The user called Trump a terrorist, referred to President Trumps administration as a dictatorship, and stated that Trump had caused extreme and unnecessary loss of life in relation to the coronavirus. The order also called for him to be removed from office.From Aug. 6-15,"Nath.Jones" allegedly continued to post threatening comments about Trump on Facebook, federal prosecutors said. An August 6 post directed at the FBI states that "I am willing to sacrificially kill this POTUS by disemboweling him and cutting out his trachea with Liz Cheney and all The Affirmation present."In an Aug. 14 post directed to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, "Nath Jones" allegedly wrote "please arrange the arrest and removal ceremony of POTUS Trump as a terrorist on the American People from 10-2pm at the White House on Saturday, August 16th, 2025."TEXAS TRUMP THREAT SUSPECT ARRESTED AFTER ALLEGEDLY WRITING 'I WONT MISS' IN SOCIAL MEDIA POSTJones voluntarily agreed to an interview with the Secret Service, during which she called Trump a "terrorist" and a "nazi," authorities said.She said that if she had the opportunity, she would kill Trump at "the compound" if she had to and that she had a "bladed object," which she said was the weapon she would use to "carry out her mission of killing" the president.She allegedly said she wanted to "avenge all the lives lost during the Covid-19 pandemic," which she blamed the Trump administration for, citing its position on vaccinations.On August 16, Jones attended a protest in Washington D.C., which circumnavigated the White House complex.Following the march, Jones was interviewed again by the Secret Service, during which she admitted that she had made threats towards Trump during her interview the previous day.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPShe denied having any present desire to harm the commander-in-chief, authorities said. Jones allegedly confirmed that she was the owner of the Facebook user account "Nath Jones" and that she had posted the threatening statements."Protecting the President of the United States is our highest priority, and every potential threat is addressed with the utmost seriousness," said Special Agent in Charge Matt McCool of the U.S. Secret Service's Washington Field Office.

Thirty alleged members and leaders of Tren de Aragua (TdA), a Venezuelan gang designated as a foreign terrorist group, were indicted in Colorado on charges including murder-for-hire, drug trafficking, and firearms offenses.The gang has been tied to murder, extortion, kidnapping, and drug and human trafficking.Several TdA members are accused of unlawfully entering the U.S. and introducing its gang violence to communities across America, including those in Colorado."These defendants include Tren de Aragua leaders, members, and associates," U.S. Attorney for Colorado Peter McNeilly said during a press conference on Monday. "The charges include firearms trafficking, drug trafficking, and a barbaric murder for hire plot in which several of the defendants agreed to kill two people for $15,000 and return their severed heads as proof of the murders for just an extra $5,000."FBI TAKES DOWN ANTI-TREN GANG MEMBERS IN LARGEST BUST YET IN VIOLENT MIGRANT TURF WARA nine-month investigation tied to crime at a Denver-area apartment complex led a grand jury to charge 28 people in a 39-count indictment.Charges include firearms trafficking, using guns in drug crimes, illegal possession of firearms and drug trafficking.Five defendants also face conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire.TRUMP'S CRACKDOWN NETS OVER 2,700 ALLEGED MEMBERS OF NOTORIOUS VENEZUELAN GANG"The charges tell a story of people selling guns and drugs lots of them," McNeilly said. "The affidavits which have been filed in this case also tell a story of a murder-for-hire plot and other crimes that the defendants were willing to commit, such as sex trafficking."One of the people who offered to commit murders in this case bragged to the undercover officers that the people he would use to commit those murders were the very same people that we had seen committing crimes on the news in these apartment complexes in Aurora," he continued.During the investigation, officers with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) recovered 69 firearms, including machine guns. Authorities claim that several of the firearms have been linked to shootings, carjackings, robberies and drive-by shootings in Denver and Aurora.VENEZUELAN GANG SUSPECT IN US ILLEGALLY ALLEGEDLY ATTEMPTS TO MURDER FEDERAL AGENT DURING ARRESTATF Special Agent in Charge Brent Beavers said during the press conference that some of the firearms recovered were privately made, adding that at least one was equipped with a machine gun conversion device."By removing these firearms from the street, we disrupted a dangerous cycle of violence, preventing further harm to our communities and sending a clear message to criminal networks," he said. "We are here and together at a local and federal level, and we will bring you to justice."In a separate indictment, Luis Fernando Uribe-Torrealba and Luis Henriquez-Charaima, both 29, face six counts including murder-for-hire, carjacking, and trafficking drugs and firearms.SUSPECTED TREN DE ARAGUA GANG MEMBERS TERRORIZE APARTMENT COMPLEX IN SHOCKING DOORBELL VIDEOBoth men were arrested by Colombian authorities in Colombia on July 30 after the U.S. issued a provisional arrest warrant based on charges in the case.Uribe-Torrealba and Henriquez-Charaima remain in custody in Colombia pending extradition proceedings.Of the 28 others indicted, 24 are in federal custody."Each one of those 69 guns represents the saving of a life. Each ounce of narcotics taken off the street represents a life saved," Arapahoe County Sheriff Tyler Brown said. "This community has seen a 75% reduction in calls for service That is life-changing for the people in this community."Surveillance video from 2023 went viral after it showed heavily armed men kicking down an apartment door in Aurora, Colorado. It purportedly showed alleged members of Tren de Aragua who had reportedly taken over apartment buildings in the city and were extorting residents for protection payments.The video catapulted TdA into the spotlight of the 2024 presidential campaign, with Republican nominee former President Trump vowing to "liberate Aurora" from illegal alien criminals he claimed were "taking over the whole town."Aurora police have called allegations that gangs had "taken over" buildings in the city an exaggeration, although they have acknowledged the presence of TdA in the community.

Two stars, one a seasoned veteran and the other a number-one pick, got into a heated scuffle during a scorching-hot Tennessee Titans practice on Monday.Quarterback Cam Ward, the first overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, and defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons were spotted getting into it after a play late in practice.Ward threw a touchdown to wide receiver Calvin Ridley, and as he went to celebrate, he stopped in front of Simmons to tease him with his trademark "Zombieland" celebration something Simmons is known for after making big defensive plays.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSimmons didnt like it one bit, shoving Ward in the facemask with both hands.That sparked the Titans offensive line to quickly rush in to protect their quarterback, including left tackle Dan Moore Jr.BENGALS ROOKIE KNOCKS DOWN JOE BURROW DURING PRACTICE, SPARKS HEATED CONFRONTATION WITH TEAMMATES"Absolutely not," Moore said when asked if anyone is allowed to touch the quarterback, per ESPN. "That goes without saying."Both players were eventually separated. Simmons lost his helmet during the physical altercation and left the field, while Ward went on to run the next play.Titans head coach Brian Callahan didnt let it slide. After practice, he made the entire team run in the 96-degree heat."You get that same attitude, confidence, that same edge every day out of those two guys," cornerback Jarvis Brownlee Jr. said after practice. "Thats what you expect. But when it does happen with the quarterback, youve got to break it up as soon as possible. But brothers fight."There had been some tension building earlier, as Ward and right tackle JC Latham jawed with Simmons following a short-yardage touchdown run by running back Julius Chestnut. Simmons had been talking trash to the offense, and Ward and Latham were firing back from the huddle.Ward then threw the touchdown to Ridley and decided to keep the rivalry going, which led to the clash.While a competitive edge even among teammates is encouraged during NFL training camps, no one wants to see the quarterback involved in physical altercations. Simmons, however, wasnt going to let Ward mock him with his own celebration, though the Titans clearly want to draw a line with these confrontations."You never want to see your quarterback in the middle of those kinds of things," Brownlee added. "But when it does happen, it shows you the kind of dog he has in him. He isnt going to take anything."Ward, who went just 2-of-7 for 42 yards in his second preseason game over the weekend, will have one final tune-up against the Minnesota Vikings on Friday before his regular-season debut against the Denver Broncos on Sept. 7.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Kate Gosselin is shutting down rumors that she doesn't have a relationship with her daughter Hannah.In a TikTok video posted on Thursday, August 14, the 50-year-old former reality star updated her followers on the status of her Amazon list, when she mentioned Hannah, 21, was the one to help her set it up."Hannah just called me and helped me get an Amazon list together of all the things that I mentioned and people keep asking me for, so guess what? It's on my TikTok profile now," Kate said in the video. "I know! I'm really excited because I was asking her for help. She's really good."Fans in the comments section were surprised to hear she and Hannah were in contact with one another, as Hannah has been living with her father, Jon Gosselin, since 2018.TOM HANKS SAYS 'WE ALL COME FROM CHECKERED' LIVES AMID DAUGHTER'S MEMOIR CLAIMING ABUSIVE CHILDHOODAfter one fan commented that they "didn't even know Hanna [sic] still spoke to you," Kate replied, "Yep! Always has! Don't believe what you hear out there, constantly being shoved down your throat ."Hannah was featured on the hit TLC reality show, "Jon & Kate Plus 8," along with her parents, older sisters, twins Mady and Cara, 24, and fellow sextuplets, Collin, Joel, Aeden, Alexis and Leah. During the second season of the show, Kate and Jon went through a public divorce, after which Kate was granted full custody of all eight children.In 2018, it was revealed both Hannah and Collin had moved in with their father, but that he had little to no contact with the rest of his kids. Hannah told Teen Vogue in May that "it's hard" to watch episodes of their reality show and see her parents' relationship deteriorate on camera."[Filming] made my siblings and I closer to each other, even though it made my parents further from each other," she admitted, also acknowledging, "Its hard to go back and watch my parents argue."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSSince moving in with his father, Collin has accused his mother of abuse. He was allegedly diagnosed with a behavioral disorder and sent away to a separate school in Philadelphia at the age of 12. At the time, Kate explained on an episode of "Kate Plus 8," "I was not able, with my own resources here, to meet his needs."Collin later spoke with The Sun, in September 2024, when he accused his mother of being "physically aggressive and verbally very abusive."After he made the statements, Kate's lawyer told Fox News Digital "she never wants to comment because she always knows that this gets taken out of context. She doesn't want to comment. Doesnt need to. The record speaks for itself."He added, "The facts belie the truth. Whatever took place, the ones that are truthful are the ones that took place She has no comment because its not going to change the past. And I dont believe she intentionally harmed any of her children in any way, shape or form."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTEREarlier this month, Collin took to TikTok to share a photo of him with his siblings, writing that they were "forced apart, pitted against each other," and although they were "born to be a team," they have been "forced to do it alone, and wonder every day what our lives could've looked like."In the comments section of one of her TikTok videos, a fan shared a screenshot of Collin's post, to which Kate responded, "He knows why..," along with a crying face emoji.

Authorities are questioning the account of a California mother in the disappearance of her 7-month-old son, after discrepancies surfaced in her statements to investigators.On Saturday, August 16, the San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department (SBCSD) announced that inconsistencies emerged in the account given by Emmanuels mother, Rebecca Haro, about the alleged abduction on August 14."Multiple individuals, including the childs parents, Jake and Rebecca Haro, were interviewed," the department stated. "During questioning, inconsistencies were noted in Rebeccas original statement, after which she chose not to continue the interview."Due to these developments, investigators say they are unable to rule out the possibility of foul play in Emmanuels disappearance.911 CALLS, POLICE REPORT DETAILS DARK TIMELINE TO ARIZONA GIRL'S TRAGIC DEATHDeputies first responded to a report of the missing infant around 7:47 p.m. on August 14. Rebecca Haro allegedly told deputies she had been assaulted outside a store and that her baby was kidnapped during the attack."Investigators from our Specialized Investigations Division are continuing to investigate the reported kidnapping of a seven-month-old, after the child's mother reported being attacked outside a retail store on Yucaipa Boulevard last night," authorities posted on X. "K9 scent-tracking dogs were deployed, but the child was not located. No suspect information is available at this time."SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SHOWS 26-YEAR-OLD MAN GRABBING TODDLER FROM MALL PLAY AREA BEFORE ARREST FOR ABDUCTIONAccording to KTLA, Rebecca Haro said she had taken her children to football practice with her husband, Jake Haro, before stopping at a Big 5 Sporting Goods store to buy a mouthguard. She claimed she realized Emmanuel needed a diaper change when someone said "Hola" to her, after which everything "went blank."She told reporters she searched her car, ran inside the store for help, and then called 911. But when questioned further, investigators said her statements contained significant inconsistencies.Law enforcement officials confirmed that there was no security footage in the area at the time of the incident and that an Amber Alert was also not issued due to the lack of suspect or vehicle descriptions, which did not meet the criteria for activation, KTLA reported.CANADIAN GIRL, 9, FOUND DEAD IN NEW YORK AFTER FATHER CLAIMED SHE WAS KIDNAPPEDAuthorities told Fox News Digital that the childs parents have not been fully cooperative and that they "refused to continue talking to investigators."The case drew early attention from advocacy groups, including the Uvalde Foundation for Kids, which initially offered a $5,000 reward for Emmanuels recovery. Less than a day later, however, the foundation withdrew its support."We cannot in good conscience, utilize our team and resources when so much is missing in this case. Of particular concern to us lies within the inconsistencies in the details and the sudden decision by the mother to end communication with law enforcement and our team originally prepared to help," the foundations founder, Daniel Chapin, shared in a statement with Fox News Digital."Tell me, what parent would do that who was missing a child? Something is not right in this whole picture."The foundation added that they hope law enforcement will continue to pursue the case till the child is found safe."Until we have more answers and an actual, factual, clear narrative which we'll help recover the missing child, we are pausing our current efforts," the statement continued.Deputies said the missing infant was last seen wearing a black Nike onesie. He weighs about 21 pounds, is approximately 24 inches tall, has brown hair, brown eyes, and is cross-eyed.The Sheriffs Specialized Investigations Division said the case remains active. "He has not been located, and our investigators remain committed to finding him," officials said, urging anyone with relevant information to call 909-890-4904.

A new program from the Teacher Freedom Alliance gives teachers the option to opt out of unions."The Freedom Foundation has been helping government employees opt out of their unions on a national scale since 2020," Aaron Withe, CEO of the Freedom Foundation and president of the Teacher Freedom Alliance, told Fox News Digital in a statement."Since then weve seen the largest decline in union membership in U.S. history, most notably, the NEA has lost over 200,000 members," Withe continued. "However, the teachers' unions still have a monopoly on professional services, such as liability coverage, curriculums, and professional development credits."A 2022 report featured in The Lion said that the country's top four public unions, which include the National Education Association (NEA) and American Federation of Teachers, have lost over 200,000 members since the Supreme Courts 2018 Janus v. AFSCMEdecision.NEA TEACHERS UNION MEMBER WAS TOLD FIGHTING TRUMP MORE CRUCIAL THAN READING AND WRITING: REPORTThe antidote to this problem, Withe said, is offering resources to teachers that give them the benefits of a teachers' union, without the politics.Officially launching the teachers' arm in March, the Teacher Freedom Alliance is a separate entity supported by the Freedom Foundation.The resources include dues-free membership for teachers and education staff, $2,000,000 liability insurance for "protection and peace of mind," alternative curricula specially made for various subjects and grades, and professional development hours and credits."The Teacher Freedom Alliance is thealternative to the teachers' unions,"Withe said. "We assist teachers in their mission to develop free, moral and upright citizens. We are doing this by providing professional services."Since the launch in March, Withe claimed they have had over 2,500 teachers become members.TEACHERS UNION REVEALS TRUE COLORS BEHIND CLOSED DOORS AT ANNUAL CONVENTIONAnd recently, the group hosted a conference for over 400 teachers in Washington, DC.The group said that are "changing the culture of education" by advancing "traditional education values" instead of politics.Promotional materials for the organization state the group is "activating historically silent educatorsgiving them the confidence & community to stand for whats right," and "providing superior resources compared to theNEA & AFT."Stacy Adair is one of the original teachers that joined the Teacher Freedom Alliance. Adair has been teaching for twenty years as an English as a Second Language (ESL) teacher and works with students in kindergarten through 5th grade at Wilson Elementary School in theColorado Springs, Colorado.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREShe toldFox News Digital in a statement that she can't say enough good things about the organization."The Teacher Freedom Alliance is exactly what Ive been hoping for without even knowing it," Adair said. "Common sense and conservative teachers finally have a voice, and the TFA is offering us professional development, camaraderie, and support. I can't keep quiet about it; I'm constantly spreading the word in my district, my town, and my state!"