The New York Knicks beat the Boston Celtics 121-113 in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, and are now up 3-1. Colin Cowherd discusses whether or not the series is over.

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History on the schedule for the Minnesota Vikings this season.The NFL announced its international schedule on Tuesday, showing that games will take place in Brazil, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland and Spain this season.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Vikings will be the first NFL team to compete overseas in back-to-back weeks. Minnesota will faceoff against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Croke Park in Dublin on Sept. 28. The game will be seen on 9:30 a.m. ET and broadcast on NFL Network."Playing in Irelands first-ever NFL game is an opportunity to introduce new fans to the Minnesota Vikings and help the league continue to make the game of football more accessible globally," Vikings team owner Mark Wilf said in a news release. "To do so against a storied franchise like the Pittsburgh Steelers adds a unique challenge that makes this even more special."We are honored to be selected for this historic game and will be anxious to see what promises to be an electric game day environment in Croke Park."FOX ANNOUNCES SATURDAY NFL DIVISION RIVAL DOUBLEHEADER WHEN PLAYOFF RACES GET SPICYThe following week, the Vikings will go up against the Cleveland Browns. The game will start at 9:30 a.m. ET as well and take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London."Our experiences in London have always been memorable, so to return in 2025 as the first team to play in back-to-back international games in different countries was something we could not pass up," Wilf added. "UK fans have a history of showing up and embracing the Minnesota Vikings, creating what often feels like a homefield environment, and we are hopeful that is what we see again in 2025."Minnesota first played Pittsburgh overseas in 2012. It was the first season the NFL had multiple games in London. The team played the Browns in London in 2017 and returned to play the New Orleans Saints in 2022.Last season, the Vikings defeated the New York Jets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Former President Joe Biden's second campaign ruined former Vice President Kamala Harris' chances of defeating President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, according to a top Democratic consultant.David Plouffe, former President Barack Obamas campaign manager in 2008 and a senior advisor on Harris 2024 campaign, detailed how dire Bidens run was for the Democrats in a new book, "Original Sin: President Bidens Decline, Its Cover-up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again.""And its all Biden," Plouffe said in the book, authored by CNNs Jake Tapper and Axios Alex Thompson, about Bidens choice to stay in the race so long and how the White House assured him Biden was capable of winning another election."He totally f---ed us."As a result, Plouffe said that Harris' brief campaign against Trump turned into "a f---ing nightmare," pointing the blame on Biden.CRITICS PILE ON BIDEN FOLLOWING ABC INTERVIEW, BLAST HIS REFUSAL TO COMMIT TO COGNITIVE TEST: 'DISQUALIFYING'Plouffe is far from the only one who believes that Biden undercut his own party running again in 2024 as his faculties began to decline.A senior White House aide described in the book that "we attempted to shield him from his own staff so many people didnt realize the extent of the decline beginning in 2023."The aide, who ultimately departed the White House because they did not believe Biden should run in 2024, described Biden's decision to run for a second term as a "disservice" to the country and Democrats."I love Joe Biden. When it comes to decency, there are few in politics like him," the aide said in the book, which is slated for release Tuesday. "Still, it was a disservice to the country and to the party for his family and advisers to allow him to run again."Spokespeople for Biden and Harris did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital."Original Sin" details the 2024 election cycle and how Bidens team orchestrated a cover-up to hide just how severely his mental faculties had suffered.The book is one of several that detail Bidens decision to run in 2024 and assert the dramatic decline of his cognitive function.BIDEN AIDES SCRIPTED EVERYTHING, ALLOWED HIS FACULTIES TO ATROPHY, NEW BOOK CLAIMSFor example, the book, "Uncharted: How Trump Beat Biden, Harris, and the Odds in the Wildest Campaign in History," also detailed how the White House kept Biden from socializing even with those he regarded as friends and allies.However, that book, authored by Chris Whipple, a former producer for CBS "60 Minutes," said that one White House aide suggested "walling Biden off from the world was a grave mistake.""They were afraid he might say the wrong thing or might feed the mental acuity narrative, he told me. And so he started seeing fewer and fewer people. They allowed his faculties to atrophy. But I think, like knives, they have to be sharpened. They get sharpened by rubbing them up against steel. And they dont get sharpened by sitting in a drawer," Whipple wrote.

Chicago hosted the NBA's annual draft lottery on Monday night. Despite entering the lottery with just 1.8% odds, the Dallas Mavericks landed the top selection for this year's upcoming draft.But the Mavericks were not the only franchise to experience some unexpected good fortune in Chicago. The San Antonio Spurs and Philadelphia 76ers also landed the rights to picks in the top three. The night's surprising events prompted a strong response from Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMDurant suggested the current NBA Draft landscape allows for a considerable level of uncertainty.COOPER FLAGG'S LIKELY NBA DESTINATION REVEALED AFTER DRAFT LOTTERYMore specifically, the Suns forward seemed to highlight the morale of organizations that fall short after employing tanking strategies with the hopes of landing a top pick. "Tanking must be really stressful on a organization," the 2014 NBA MVP wrote on X.The Charlotte Hornets once again finished well below the .500 mark, ending the 2024-25 season with less than 20 wins. The Washington Wizards, who held the second overall selection in last year's draft, also failed to record more than 20 wins this past regular season.Despite the lackluster records and relatively strong odds of landing a top pick, the Hornets and Wizards both ultimately earned selections outside the top three.The NBA lottery odds have noticeably flattened in the past few years, which makes it more unlikely that teams who hit the reset button will end up being rewarded with the rights to a top three selection.However, it was just a few years ago that the Oklahoma City Thunder and Houston Rockets finished a season with some of the poorest win-loss records in the league. The Thunder and Rockets entered this year's NBA playoffs as the Western Conference's first and second seeds, respectively.Meanwhile, the Suns appear to be at a crossroads. This offseason, the Suns front office will have to decide whether to hit the reset button as the Durant, Devin Booker and Bradley Beal trio proved to be a largely unsuccessful venture.Phoenix missed the postseason after finishing the 2024-25 season with a 36-46 record. The Suns parted ways with coach Mike Budenholzer in April after just one season.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Former NFL linebacker Adarius Taylor was arrested on a child abuse charge last week in Florida, jail records showed.Taylor was booked into the Polk County Jail on Thursday and was charged with negligent child abuse without bodily harm and soliciting another for prostitution, lewdness or assignation.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMTaylors bail was set for $6,000. He was released from jail on Sunday.He is set to be arraigned on June 10, according to online records. Details of the arrest were not immediately made available.The 34-year-old Bartow, Florida, native played college football at Eastern Arizona and Florida Atlantic before he got a chance to compete in the NFL.CHIEFS SUPERFAN 'CHIEFSAHOLIC' SENTENCED TO 32 YEARS IN OKLAHOMA PRISONHe joined the Carolina Panthers in 2014 as an undrafted free agent. He had two stints with the Panthers the second in 2020. In between, he had time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Cleveland Browns.He tried to latch on to the Canadian Football Leagues Calgary Stampeders in 2023 but only lasted until November of that year.Taylor was originally born as Adarius Glanton before he changed his last name in 2018. He said at the time he wanted to change his last name before he got married.He appeared in 88 games, recorded 140 tackles and had two sacks during his career.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

FIRST ON FOX: A Republican lawmaker is moving to have three of his Democratic colleagues removed from their House committees after they were accused of "storming" a federal detention facility in defense of illegal immigrants in New Jersey.Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Ga., introduced a resolution on Tuesday to strip Reps. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., Bonnie Watson Coleman, D-N.J., and LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., of their committee assignments.The New Jersey Democrats were part of a group of protesters who rushed into Delaney Hall Detention Center after the gates opened for a bus carrying a group of detainees into the facility.The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) accused them of breaking in and risking the safety of both law enforcement and detainees for what it called a political stunt.BROWN UNIVERSITY IN GOP CROSSHAIRS AFTER STUDENT'S DOGE-LIKE EMAIL KICKS OFF FRENZYThe lawmakers and their supporters, however, maintained they were exercising their constitutional duty and accused ICE agents of assaulting McIver and Watson Coleman."The radical left has lost their minds they would rather raid an ICE facility to defend criminal illegal immigrants than represent their own constituents," Carter told Fox News Digital of his legislation."This behavior constitutes an assault on our brave ICE agents and undermines the rule of law. The three members involved in this stunt do not deserve to sit on committees alongside serious lawmakers."His legislation would remove Watson Coleman from the House Appropriations Committee, remove Menendez from the House Energy & Commerce Committee and remove McIver from the House committees on Small Business and Homeland Security.Carter's office is reaching out to other House Republicans to gauge support for the resolution.Fox News Digital reached out to the three Democrats for comment but did not immediately hear back.DHS said in a statement after the incident Friday, "These members of Congress storming into a detention facility goes beyond bizarre political stunt and puts the safety of our law enforcement agents and the detainees at risk.""Members of Congress are not above the law and cannot illegally break into detention facilities. Had these members requested a tour, we would have facilitated a tour of the facility," DHS said.The Democrats, meanwhile, have pushed back on the Republican categorization of the event."The idea we 'stormed' a heavily guarded federal detention center is absurd just more lies from the most dishonest administration in history," Watson Coleman wrote on X.ANTI-ABORTION PROVIDER MEASURE IN TRUMP'S 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL' COULD SPARK HOUSE GOP REBELLIONMcIver wrote on the social platform Friday, "This is laid out clearly on ICEs own website. What happened today, from the manhandling of me and my colleagues to the arrest of [Newark Mayor Ras Baraka], should never have occurred."Democratic leaders like House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., also defended the trio."The concerns of elected officials about this unsanctioned facility will not be silenced by the Trump administrations attempt to intimidate the public. We will never bend the knee,' Jeffries said."The masked agents who physically accosted two Congresswomen must be identified immediately and any trumped-up charges against Mayor Baraka dropped."

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday instructing drug companies to reduce prices of prescription drugs or face consequences from the federal government.But the effort amounts to price control since its not limited to just government programs and similar policy initiatives in other sectors have prompted shortages, according to Michael Cannon, director of health policy studies at the Washington-based libertarian-leaning Cato Institute think tank."We have seen government price controls in housing," Cannon told Fox News Digital Monday. "We call it rent control, and it creates shortages. We have seen it when it comes to food. We call them price caps there too, and it produces shortages.""We see price caps after natural disasters," he continued. "We call them anti-gouging laws, and they produce shortages. And so that's what we can expect price controls to produce when it comes to pharmaceuticals as well that's if you have a binding price ceiling, you're going to get a shortage, and I think it's totally a wrong-headed thing."Price control occurs when the government steps in to impose limits on how much one can charge for various goods or services in the free market.While price controls may lower costs for some consumers, they have largely been ineffective in American history. For example, former President Richard Nixon implemented price controls in the 1970s in an attempt to fix wages and other prices which backfired and resulted in the gas crisis and other shortages across the country.PRESIDENT TRUMP TAKES ON BIG PHARMA BY SIGNING EXECUTIVE ORDER TO LOWER DRUG PRICESFor example, there was a series of initiatives that states unveiled in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to address price-gouging, although they were difficult to enforce. In Michigan, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed an executive order in March 2020 that barred individuals or businesses from selling any products in the state "at a price that is more than 20 percent higher than what the business or individual offered or charged," according to a 2020 news release.Trump announced Monday that the executive order directs the Department of Health and Human Services to establish price targets for pharmaceutical manufacturers. But Cannon noted that the order isn't just for prices for the government it also applies to the free market and private sector.Failure to comply will prompt the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission to "undertake enforcement action against any anti-competitive practices," along with other consequences. Additionally, Trump introduced plans to launch "most favored nations drug pricing.""The principle is simple whatever the lowest price paid for a drug in other developed countries, that is the price that Americans will pay," Trump said at the White House Monday. "Some prescription drug and pharmaceutical prices will be reduced almost immediately by 50 to 80 to 90%.""Were going to equalize," Trump said. "Were all going to pay the same. Were going to pay what Europe pays."The White House pushed back against comments that the move equated price control."If Americans had a truly free and fair market, they would not be paying several times more for the same exact prescription drugs as Europeans do," White House spokesperson Kush Desai said in a Tuesday statement to Fox News Digital. "President Trumps historic executive order is fixing the anti-competitive behavior thats forcing everyday Americans to subsidize the health care of other developed nations."Drug prices have dramatically climbed in recent years. From January 2022 and January 2023, prescription drug prices increased more than 15%, reaching an average of $590 per drug product, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. Of the 4,200 prescription drugs included on that list, 46% of the price increases exceeded the rate of inflation.The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America trade group argued the executive order would harm American patients."Importing foreign prices from socialist countries would be a bad deal for American patients and workers," Stephen J. Ubl, the president and CEO of PhRMA, said in a Monday statement. "It would mean less treatments and cures and would jeopardize the hundreds of billions our member companies are planning to invest in America."MAHA CAUCUS MEMBER PLEDGES HEARINGS INTO CORRUPTION OF A PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR CAPTURED BY BIG PHARMAIn April, Trump signed another executive order that aimed to tackle Medicare drug prices. Specifically, that order required HHS to standardize Medicare payments for prescription drugs, including those used for cancer patients, regardless of where a patient receives treatment.Patients could face a drop in prices by as much as 60%, according to a White House fact sheet.The order also called to match the Medicare payment for certain prescription drugs to the price that hospitals pay for those drugs, up to 35% lower than what the government pays to acquire those medications, per the White House.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Salma Hayek is not showing signs of slowing down.The 58-year-old Mexican American actress graces the latest cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, posing in a green bikini, although she admits that she had doubts about going through with the photo shoot."I said yes and then when it was time to do it, I tried to back out," Hayek told the "Today" show. "I said, 'No,' because the bathing suits never fit me, how am I gonna do this? There's nothing my size I always suffer.'"SALMA HAYEK CELEBRATES NATIONAL BIKINI DAY: NOT A THROWBACKAs Hayek revealed she had a "very bad case of impostor syndrome," she continued to reflect on how she never imagined she would appear on the cover."I still can't believe it," Hayek added. "I remember when I was young and hot, I used to look at this magazine. I wanted to see who was the new gorgeous model, the new girl of the moment. And it never crossed my mind that I could be on that cover because they didn't look like me. My body's not necessarily the model type and I never thought that was a possibility. And for it to happen when I'm 58? It's really shocking."She expressed similar sentiments in her interview with the outlet itself, saying, "I remember when I was young, a long, long time ago, I was always excited to see the Swimsuit Issue of Sports Illustrated, and [thinking] Whos going to be in it? Of course, I didnt look like a model, so it never crossed my mind that one day I would be in it."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"If somebody had told me I was gonna be in it at 58, I would have sent them to the madhouse, but the world has changed, and thats exciting."Hayek continued, "I feel so fortunate that I am part of a generation that has been able to really experience very tangible change. I could retire, but I dont want to miss out on this time. I fought for it, you know, and Ive been part of it, and I think it's really remarkable that a magazine like Sports Illustrated [Swimsuit] says that its O.K., maybe even cool, to be past 50 and still be able to feel not just sexy, but for me, to be free and not be self-conscious of your body like you have to hide."SALMA HAYEK FEELS PRESSURE TO MAKE MONEY DESPITE MARRIAGE TO BILLIONAIREThis is not the first time Hayek has given fans a glimpse of her bikini body.Over the years, she has taken to social media multiple times to show off her fit physique in risqu bikinis.While this is a full-circle moment for Hayek, she admitted on "Today" the journey has not always been glamorous. The actress additionally shared that she tried on "more than 100" bikinis during the Sports Illustrated cover shoot.The magazine sent her "200 bathing suits," and the "House of Gucci" star confessed "a lot of them needed to be altered."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERShe also shared how the suitcase was lost by the time she had to shoot for the cover.However, Sports Illustrated had a "small selection of extras" on set."That's what I wore," she remarked. "So you will see, they don't all fit perfectly. If it's extra small, it was accidental!"