Dakota Johnson is sharing her dating deal-breaker.On Monday, the 35-year-old actress appeared on "Today" with Chris Evans to promote their upcoming movie, "Materialists," in which Johnson plays a professional matchmaker and the Marvel star portrays her ex-boyfriend. During the episode, host Craig Melvin asked the duo, "If either of you were to engage with a real-life matchmaker, what would be one non-negotiable for you?"While Evans, 43, shared that any potential interest "must love dogs," his co-star had a more blunt reply."Like, not an a------," Johnson said to laughter from Evans, Melvin and the audience."Thats concise," Evans quipped with a smile. "There it is. Nail on the head."DAKOTA JOHNSON, CHRIS MARTIN SPEAK OUT ABOUT RUMORED SPLITJohnson might be back in the dating pool after she reportedly split from Chris Martin after eight years together. During an interview June 4 with the Los Angeles Times, Johnson sparked speculation that she and Martin had called it quits as she shared her view on relationships."For a long time weve all been so quick to judge relationships or how they should happen, how they should exist in the world. When people should get married. Divorce is bad. All these things that actually, if you think about it, why is divorce bad?" " the "Fifty Shades of Grey" star said."Why do people have to get married or at a certain age or only once? Why? It doesnt matter," Johnson added.Later that day, People magazine reported that Johnson and Martin had ended their on-and-off again relationship and the split appeared to be permanent."It feels final this time," a source told the outlet.Johnson and the Coldplay frontman have been dating since 2017. Martin was previously married to Gwyneth Paltrow for 10 years. The former couple, who share children Apple, 21, and Moses, 19, announced their separation as a "conscious uncoupling" in 2014. Their divorce was finalized in 2016 but the two have remained on good terms.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERIn December 2020, Johnson and Martin sparked engagement rumors when the "Madame Web" actress stepped out sporting a large emerald ring on her left ring finger.A source told People magazine in March 2024 Johnson and Martin "got engaged years ago but were in no rush to get married."In August 2024, a representative for Johnson denied rumors the pair had decided to part ways."The reports are not true," Johnson's spokesperson told Fox News Digital. "They are happily together."At the time, a source told People magazine Johnson and Martin's relationship was "going strong.""Theyve had ups and downs, but now theyre definitely back on," the insider shared.The actress previously spoke with Elle U.K. and shed some light on her low-profile relationship with the "Fix You" singer."Weve been together for quite a while, and we go out sometimes, but we both work so much that its nice to be at home and be cozy and private," Johnson said in 2021.When asked how she and Martin manage to maintain a private relationship, Johnson added, "Most of the partying takes place inside my house."

Stefon Diggs, who landed a three-year contract with the New England Patriots this offseason, showed little interest in providing any more details pertaining to the social media video showing him on a yacht.Videos recently surfaced on social media showing Diggs passing what appeared to be a bag of pink crystals to women on a boat. When reporters brought up the video in question at Patriots mandatory minicamp, Diggs said he wanted to avoid delving into his personal life in a public setting.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I want to be as candid with you as possible, but I kind of have a thing where I don't talk about my personal life with people I don't know personally," Diggs said Tuesday as he publicly broke his silence on the viral moment. "I had a conversation with [head coach Mike] Vrabel, obviously, and I'm going to echo everything that he said. He told me he's hoping everybody is making good decisions."STEFON DIGGS SHOWS UP AT VOLUNTARY PATRIOTS PRACTICE AFTER VIRAL BOAT VIDEO SPARKS CONTROVERSYThe four-time Pro Bowler then said the matter was addressed internally."And I had a conversation with people in the building as well. So everything else is everything else. The particulars are all internal."Diggs also decided against shedding any light on the contents of what was in the bag he flashed when he was surrounded by three women on a boat. He again cited the internal nature of the matter."Obviously, it's a conversation that's happening internal, which I can't have too much of a conversation with [you] about it," he said. "I've been in this league 10 years. You can format your question many different ways. I'm going to obviously answer it the same way."It remains unclear whether Diggs was aware he was being recorded when he was on the boat.As it relates to football, Diggs did an offseason workout with his new team last week. He admitted he "hasn't been around much" for the bulk of New England's voluntary offseason program. The 31-year-old continues to work his way back from a torn ACL he suffered in Week 8 last season.Nevertheless, the star receiver said he's been "grinding" and "eager" to be fully medically cleared as he gears up for the regular season."We'll see how it goes," Diggs responded when asked if he believed he would be able to take the field when the Patriots open the season against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sept. 7. "Obviously, I'm grinding each and every day. I'm eager to get out there, so whenever they do push the button, I'm going to be ready. ... Where I am right now, I wouldn't really put a percentage on it, but I got some work to do."Vrabel, in his first season leading the Patriots, seemed pleased by Diggs' rehab so far and his level of engagement."He's trying to figure out where everything is and what his role is and making sure that as we add those situations the third down, the no-huddle and red zone that he's staying up on it, working hard in his rehab," he said. "Certain drills he can be out there, and there's certain drills that he won't be, but I think he's engaged, and I like his energy."Diggs recorded at least 1,000 receiving yards in six consecutive seasons with the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills. He appeared in eight games during his lone season with the Houston Texans and finished the 2024 campaign with 496 yards in eight games.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Kim Kardashian sizzled in bikini tops as she gave her fans an inside glimpse inside her closet.On Sunday, the 44-year-old reality star took to Instagram to upload a slideshow of photos in which she was seen showing off several different ensembles from her wardrobe."Love finding closet pics in my phone," Kardashian wrote in the caption of her post, which she shared with her 356 million followers.In one photo, the SKIMS founder posed in a white triangle bikini top with a matching bottom underneath a long semi-sheer white skirt.Kardashian was pictured standing next to a glass-encased room inside her massive closet with a mirror and shelves filled with clothing and handbags behind her.KIM KARDASHIAN'S FAME COULD SWAY JURY IN PARIS ROBBERY TRIAL AGAINST 'GRANDPA ROBBERS': EXPERTAnother snap featured Kardashian modeling a black string bikini top with a pair of black high-waisted mid-thigh shapewear shorts. The socialite wore her long brown hair down around her shoulders and donned a pair of black square sunglasses as she posed in front of a rack of black clothing.In one image, Kardashian left little to the imagination as she modeled a tiny black bandeau top with black leggings. She completed her monochromatic look with a pair of black shades and sandals.In another photo, Kardashian donned a low-cut top under a brown cargo jacket and a long tan-colored skirt and brown pumps as she posed while sitting in a chair.The "American Horror Story" actress's carousel included other photos in which she sported athleisure and sheer evening gowns.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLast month, Kardashian took the stand in the high-profile Paris trial of the group of men who were accused of robbing her in 2016. On May 13, Kardashian gave testimony in a Paris courtroom during which she recounted being held at gunpoint while the intruders stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry.The entrepreneur recalled that robbery marked what she thought would be the last day of her life."I was certain that was the moment that he was going to rape me," she said during her testimony. "I absolutely did think I was going to die."Kardashian, who thanked the French authorities for "allowing me to share my truth," told the court she recalled screaming to the robbers at the time of the intrusion, "I have babies."APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTThe mother of four, who was accompanied by her mom, Kris Jenner, testified against a group known as the "grandpa robbers," due to their ages. More than 17 people were arrested as suspects in connection to the case after investigators found trace amounts of DNA on plastic bands tied around Kardashian's wrists. The case was finally ordered to go on trial in 2021 with 12 people charged.During the trial, 10 people were tried. On May 23, eight people, including the ringleader, were found guilty, while two were acquitted. However, the court did not impose any additional time behind bars for their roles in the crime.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe chief judge, David De Pas, said the defendants ages six are in their 60s and 70s and their health issues weighed on the courts decision to impose sentences that he said "arent very severe."The prison sentences ranged from three to eight years, but none of those found guilty were imprisoned and all walked out free due to time already served in pretrial detention.Kardashian, who wasnt present for the verdict, said in a statement issued afterward that she was "deeply grateful to the French authorities for pursuing justice in this case.""The crime was the most terrifying experience of my life, leaving a lasting impact on me and my family. While Ill never forget what happened, I believe in the power of growth and accountability and pray for healing for all. I remain committed to advocating for justice, and promoting a fair legal system," said the TV personality, who is working to become a lawyer.

Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins signed waivers with three states on Tuesday, allowing them to prohibit participants of the government's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) from buying junk food, like soda and candy, through the social welfare program.Arkansas, Idaho and Utah became the latest states to obtain waivers from the federal government to begin banning junk food within the federally administered, but state-operated, public assistance program that provides food stamps to low-income individuals.The three states have become the latest to obtain waivers from the Trump administration that allow states to restrict what type of food SNAP funds are eligible to be used on.Other mostly GOP-led states, like Nebraska, Indiana and Iowa, have also obtained waivers to reform their SNAP programs. Last month, during a Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) event at the White House, Rollins indicated that several states were lining up to get the waivers.NEBRASKA BECOMES FIRST STATE APPROVED TO BAN SODA PURCHASES WITH FOOD STAMPS"Since my confirmation, [the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)] has encouraged states to think differently and creatively about how to solve the many health issues facing Americans," Rollins said at a press conference announcing the new waivers Tuesday afternoon. "One way is disallowing taxpayer-funded benefits to purchase unhealthy items, like soda, candy and other junk food."Tuesday's waivers bring the total number of states that have moved to ban junk food from their SNAP programs to six. Rollins indicated several other states, including Colorado, Kansas, West Virginia, Texas, Ohio, Florida and Louisiana, are also working through procedural steps in hopes of getting waivers approved.WEST VIRGINIA PASSES FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND LAW BANNING FOOD DYES AND PRESERVATIVES; GOV CITES MAHA MOVEMENTTexas, however, may not even need the waiver after its legislature passed Senate Bill 379 during the last week of its legislative session that ended on June 2. The new bill, which prohibits SNAP participants in the state from using the public assistance program to buy junk food, is expected to be signed by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, especially after he wrote a letter to Rollins in May seeking a USDA waiver."The Trump Administration is unified in improving the health of our nation. Americas governors have proudly answered the call to innovate by improving nutrition programs, ensuring better choices while respecting the generosity of the American taxpayer," Rollins added Tuesday. "Each waiver submitted by the states and signed is yet another step closer to fulfilling President [Donald] Trumps promise to Make America Healthy Again."On average, 42 million low-income Americans receive food-stamp assistance each month, according to the MAHA report released last month. It added that one-in-five American children under 17 receive SNAP benefits.

Two "passing motorists" helped a police officer save an elderly woman trapped in a burning vehicle following a crash in Chester, New York, about an hour outside New York City.Chester police were dispatched to the scene of a rollover crash on Kings Highway around 4 a.m. Sunday."While they were responding, updates were given that the operator was trapped in the vehicle and the vehicle was on fire," police wrote in a Monday Facebook post. "Officer Nicholas Contino was the first police officer to arrive on scene. He gave his fire extinguisher to a passing motorist and worked to locate the operator in the vehicle."In video footage of the police response posted to Facebook, one of the Good Samaritan motorists can be seen quickly putting out flames with the fire extinguisher.DRAMATIC BODYCAM FOOTAGE CAPTURES POLICE RESCUE OF TRAPPED FIREFIGHTER FROM ILLINOIS HOUSE EXPLOSIONContino broke through the glass sunroof to pull the driver out of the engulfed vehicle. The Good Samaritans can be seen helping the officer get the woman to safety once she is out of the blazing vehicle.INDIANA WOMAN FOUND ALIVE 6 DAYS AFTER CRASHING HER CAR"With the assistance of two passing motorists and a paramedic from Empress EMS, she was removed from the vehicle and away from the fire," Chester PD said. "The operator of the vehicle was identified as a 68-year-old female resident of Warwick, NY."The victim suffered third-degree burns and was transferred to a local hospital, where she remains in stable condition.HERO POLICE OFFICER RESCUES UNCONSCIOUS DRIVER FROM BLAZING WRECKAGE"Officer Continos effort greatly increased the motorists chances for survival, and he is commended for a job well done!" police wrote.

A growing number of fire departments across the country are turning to artificial intelligence to help detect and respond to wildfires more quickly.In Aspen, Colorado, fire officials say wildfire risk has shifted from being a seasonal concern to a year-round threat. To meet that challenge, theyre using AI-powered cameras to detect smoke sometimes before 911 calls even come in.Arvind Satyam is the co-founder and chief commercial officer of Pano AI."Theyre getting a full 360-degree picture of the landscape," said Satyam.2 DEAD AFTER HOUSE BURNS DOWN IN NEW JERSEY FOLLOWING 'GIGANTIC EXPLOSION,' CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION UNDERWAYHigh in the mountains, rotating cameras scan the terrain for smoke. If the system detects a potential fire, the alert is reviewed by a human team. Verified alerts are then sent to Aspen Fire via text or email, along with the exact location, Satyam said."We run a smoke detection algorithm," Satyam said. "So essentially looking at the imagery to determine is that smoke or not smoke."Satyam said the devices can also give satellite views of the terrain, and overlay a picture of the weather to understand wind speed and relative humidity.Aspen Fire was the first department in the U.S. to adopt the technology four years ago, when rising wildfire risk began driving up insurance costs in the area, Pano AI leaders and Aspen Fire Department officials said.SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY MEMBERS RETURN FOR FIRST TIME TO SITE WHERE CHURCH BURNED DOWN AHEAD OF EASTER"It gives us that instantaneous intelligence and not off of, you know, hoping we get someone there quickly," said Jake Andersen, deputy chief of operations for Aspen Fire.Aspen officials aim to have crews on the scene within five minutes something they say would be nearly impossible without precise location data. Fire officials say their fire crews can also access the Pano AI map on their phones while responding to calls. The system can track heat signatures at night and monitor hot spots for days after a fire.175 WILDFIRES IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA FORCE SOME EVACUATIONSAspen Fire Chief Rick Balentine said the device especially helps with the terrain in Aspen. Balentine said a recent example of when they used Pano AI was for Aspen's Sunnyside Prescribed Fire. The 900-acre Sunnyside Prescribed Fire was ignited back in April of this year on the south face of Red Mountain, fire officials said.The department used Pano AI cameras to monitor that fire and prevent it from spreading beyond the designated area, Baletine said.The system is now used across 10 states: Colorado, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Texas, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona and Montana. Multiple fire agencies can share alerts across those regions and coordinate response efforts."Having this type of tool for our department, it makes all the difference in the world to understand the conditions we are sending our firefighters into," said Ali Hammond, Aspen Fires director of community wildfire resistance.

President Trumps tariffs will remain in effect for now after a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday to pause a lower court decision that had blocked them.The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit granted the stay and scheduled an expedited review of the case, which centers on whether Trump exceeded his authority under federal law.The case involves challenges from five small businesses and a coalition of states who argue that President Trumps use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs was unlawful.TARIFF FIGHT ESCALATES AS TRUMP APPEALS SECOND COURT LOSSThe U.S. Court of International Trade sided with the plaintiffs earlier this year, issuing an order to block the tariffs. That decision is now on hold pending further review.The Federal Circuit found that both sides raised substantial arguments and that a stay was appropriate under the legal standards used to evaluate such motions.The courts brief order noted that the stay was necessary to preserve the status quo while the appeal proceeds. The case will now be heard by the full bench of active judges in an en banc session, a rare move reserved for matters of exceptional legal significance.Oral arguments are scheduled for July 31 at 10:00 a.m. in Courtroom 201 at the Federal Circuit courthouse in Washington, D.C.TRUMP TARIFF PLAN FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE AS COURT BATTLES INTENSIFYThe Liberty Justice Center, which represents the five businesses, criticized the courts decision to allow the tariffs to remain temporarily but welcomed the accelerated review."Were disappointed the federal circuit allowed the unlawful tariffs to remain in place temporarily," said Jeffrey Schwab, Senior Counsel and Director of Litigation at the Liberty Justice Center."Its important to note that every court to rule on the merits so far has found these tariffs unlawful, and we have faith that this court will likewise see what is plain as day: that IEEPA does not allow the president to impose whatever tax he wants whenever he wants. We are glad the federal circuit recognized the importance of this case, and agreed to hear it before the full court on an expedited schedule."The full opinion can be read here.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPWhite House spokesman Kush Desai defended the Trump administration's executive powers in a statement to Fox News Digital, saying it welcomed the US Circuit Court of Appeals' stay order."The Trump administration is legally using the powers granted to the executive branch by the Constitution and Congress to address our countrys national emergencies of persistent goods trade deficits and drug trafficking. The US Circuit Court of Appeals stay order is a welcome development, and we look forward to ultimately prevailing in court," Desai said.

President Donald Trump thrilled soldiers at Fort Bragg in North Carolina on Tuesday when he broke out his iconic dance moves.Trump gave a speech to attending soldiers commemorating the Armys 250th anniversary.After the speech, Trump began to acknowledge and thank the soldiers.Accompanying him walking out was his anthem, "Y.M.C.A." by Village People.TRUMP WARNS ANY POTENTIAL PROTESTERS AT HIS MILITARY PARADE WILL BE MET WITH VERY BIG FORCEAs Trump began to walk the stage, the crowd cheered him on.Trump began to do his viral dance, getting even louder cheers from the crowd.He turned to head off the stage and acknowledged the soldiers who were sitting behind the stage.PRESIDENT TRUMP SUPPORTERS SING 'GOD BLESS THE USA' ON FLIGHT LEAVING INAUGURATION IN DCTrump then made a hugging motion with his arms and a gesture after to thank them.The crowd once again erupted, but this time, "USA" chants followed.The chants became more infectious as Trump continued to walk towards the exit of the stage.He stopped once more for the troops in front of the stage, pointing and raising his fist and saying, "thank you very much, thank you."As Trump continued walking, two soldiers in the crowd were doing his viral dance, which appeared to catch the presidents attention.Trump turned and immediately began doing his dance as well.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPTrump continued on after clapping, pointing and thanking the soldiers as the cheers continued to roar.

Macklemores Seattle home in the Capitol Hill neighborhood was reportedly burglarized over the weekend while his three children were sleeping inside, and his nanny said she was maced in the face.The nanny told police two men entered the home through an unlocked patio door just after midnight Saturday and sprayed her with bear mace before demanding to know "where are the jewels, b----?" according to a police report by Fox News Digital.After "helping her clean the spray out of her eyes," the men then led heraround the house by the arm while they allegedly rifled through drawers, cabinets and closets and stole "thousands of dollars" in clothing, jewelry, watches and shoes, according to reports from the Seattle Police Department.Police redacted the homeowners name, referring to him as a "high-profile individual,"but the address matched Macklemores voting record, The Seattle Times reported.NICOLE KIDMAN, KEITH URBAN'S LA HOME BROKEN INTO, RANSACKED: POLICEFOX 13 also reported that Macklemore was the homeowner.The nanny said the two suspects then became suspicious of her, calling her "twitchy," before knocking her to the ground, putting a boot to her neck and taking her phone, the report said.After she began to scream, they allegedly pinned her against a wall and covered her mouth, but she was able to escape by biting one of the suspects, running into a bathroom and escaping out a window.She said she knocked on several neighbors doors before someone answered and allowed her to use their phone to call the police.She described the suspects as two Black men wearing all black with face masks and gloves, saying she could identify their eyes.Once police arrived, they got the three children, who had been asleep upstairs during the break-in, out safely.Police didnt say if the rapper, whose real name is Benjamin Hammond Haggerty, was home at the time of the burglary.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe rapper had shows in Ireland last Wednesday and Thursday.Fox News Digitals has reached out to reps for Macklemore for comment.