In February, Super Bowl winner and speedy wide receiver Tyreek Hill and the "world's fastest man," Noah Lyles, appeared to reach an agreement.While the two sports stars agreed to square off in a race to determine who really is the fastest, the highly anticipated event won't actually happen, according to Lyles.The 27-year-old, who won gold in the 100 meters at last summer's Paris Olympics, attended this week's Cannes Lions Festival in France. During an onstage appearance, Lyles cited "complications" and "personal reasons" when he provided an update on the status of the race.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMLyles suggested planning was in its final stages, and the two athletes initially intended to compete as soon as this weekend.OLYMPICS STAR NOAH LYLES TAUNTS NFL WIDE RECEIVER TYREEK HILL AFTER WINNING SPRINT"We were very deep into creating the event. In fact, it was supposed to happen this weekend," Lyles said, via the New York Post. "Unfortunately, there were some things, complications, personal reasons that it just didnt come to pass, but we were full on."Lyles added that New York City's famous Times Square would likely have been the site for the event."We were gonna have a big event. We were going to shut down New York Times Square and everything. We were gonna have all the billboards for the event. It was going to be a lot of fun."Hill recently shared a video on his social media account showing him working on his sprinting as he prepared for the friendly contest with Lyles.The video showed the eight-time Pro Bowl receiver finishing the 100 meters at the Last Chance Sprint Series event in California in 10.15 seconds.It remains unclear if the race between Lyles and Hill will be rescheduled to a later date.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Former President Joe Biden and his family crashed the set of the action series "Reacher" on Monday morning.CBS Philadelphia reported that Biden, his wife Jill and his son Hunter surprised the cast and crew of the Amazon Prime series in Philadelphia as they shot a police chase.HughE Dillon, a local photographer who was watching the filming nearby, told CBS Philadelphia about suddenly seeing black SUVs pulling up onto the scene."Out walked these men, that I thought they were actors, but then the entire cast and crew started clapping and cheering,"Dillon said. "Then someone said, 'We love you, Joe, we love you!'"According to the report, the former president was visiting the area to get breakfast at the nearby restaurant Parc. He later met and took photos with several cast and crew members, including the shows lead actor, Alan Ritchson.REACHER STAR GETS POLITICAL AGAIN, DECRIES AN ENTIRE PLATFORM BY THOSE WHO MOSTLY CLAIM TO BE CHRISTIANSDillon said the cast and crew seemed surprised to see the Bidens. "It was just something very bizarre that I never could have imagined, both things were happening at the same time," he said.It was unclear if the Bidens knew the show was filming outside the restaurant ahead of their visit. Fox News Digital reached out to Biden's office for comment.Ritchson later wrote about the meeting on his Instagram account on Tuesday."So our Reacher set got in the way of these legends," Ritchson wrote. "Was a privilege and honor to meet the Biden family. They couldnt have been more lovely. Kind, joyful, gracious and present. We chatted briefly about simple stuff, like string theory and quantum entanglement. Then Joe beat me at arm wrestling. All in a days work."He also posted photos and videos of himself interacting with the former president and his son, Hunter Biden.'REACHER' STAR ALAN RITCHSON COMPARES MODELING INDUSTRY TO 'LEGALIZED SEX TRAFFICKING': 'IT LEFT SOME SCARS'Ritchson has made political comments against conservatives in the past. In a Hollywood Reporter interview from April 2024, Ritchson criticized Christian supporters of President Donald Trump."Trump is a rapist and a con man, and yet the entire Christian church seems to treat him like hes their poster child and its unreal. I dont understand it," Ritchson said.One month later, he claimed he was "met with violence" for sharing these and other views."If you want to see violence flee the world, be more generous to everybody! That is the Christian ethic! That is what I dont see happening. And when I speak up about it in my own ways, Im met with violence," Ritchson said.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

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An armed crew of nine suspected Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang members were caught on camera wreaking havoc at a Colorado apartment complex earlier this month, in an incident Aurora police are calling "very reminiscent" of the violence previously incited in the area by the Venezuelan gang.Doorbell video shows the group pointing guns and repeatedly knocking on an apartment door in a building near 6th Avenue and Potomac Street in Aurora, Colorado, on June 9, Police Chief Todd Chamberlain said during a press conference on Tuesday."This might sound like dj vu," Chamberlain said. " We are addressing this actively, effectively and immediately."The people who lived in the apartment were also from Venezuela and had just moved in two days prior to the incident, Chamberlain noted, acknowledging that its a good thing the residents did not open the door after hearing the knocking.TWO ILLEGAL VENEZUELAN IMMIGRANTS, SUSPECTED TDA GANG MEMBERS CHARGED IN DEADLY CHICAGO MASS SHOOTING"I shudder to think what might have happened to them, but unfortunately that is what we have seen at that apartment complex, and it's what we've been dealing with," he said.EMERGING VENEZUELAN GANG 'MORE VIOLENT' THAN TREN DE ARAGUA TARGETS RURAL AMERICA, EXPERT WARNSFollowing the incident, police began investigating and identifying the suspects in the video. On June 11 and 12, law enforcement arrested two suspects. Four others known to be involved in prior criminal activity were also detained, according to Aurora Police.11 ALLEGED TEEN TREN DE ARAGUA GANG MEMBERS ATTACK NYPD OFFICERS: POLICEThe investigation to identify and arrest the remaining suspects in the video is ongoing.Since August of last year, the Aurora Police department has received 44 radio calls for service at the apartment complex, which they narrowed down to about 12 separate individual incidents. These calls were related to shots fired, kidnapping, assault, and more, Chamberlain said."I want everyone to understand and to know that we are ahead of this," Chamberlain said. "This isn't something that we're reacting to. This is something that we are proactively addressing with everything that we can possibly do."The shocking footage comes asU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement works to removeTdA from U.S. soil. In February, the U.S. declared TdA a global terrorist organization.Aurora is the third-largest city in Colorado with a population of more than 398,000, according to the City of Aurora website. Last summer, an Aurora apartment complex was at the center of the TdA gang takeover controversy after a viral video showed heavily armed gang members taking over an apartment by busting down the door with heavy artillery.Earlier this year, nine suspected TdA members were charged following a violent home invasion, kidnapping and robbery in Aurora.Aurora Police did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.

Prosecutors in Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal trial indicated Tuesday they'd rest their case before the end of the week, nearly six weeks after the trial began.The rapper's legal team recently told Judge Arun Subramanian it will need between two and five days to present its case, a stark contrast to its initial request of up to two weeks with witnesses on the stand.A change in timelines for the defense may signify Diddy's lawyers found "some weaknesses" in the government's case, according to New York-based attorney Nicole Brenecki.JUDGE FIRES WARNING SHOT IN DIDDY TRIAL AS JUROR DRAMA INTENSIFIES"The defense can change the amount of time allocated for their presentation of the case," Brenecki told Fox News Digital. "This current change is likely based on the defenses observation of some weaknesses in the prosecutions case. We have to keep in mind that the burden of proof rests on the prosecution."Given that the jurors can see the case as mostly based on testimony by disgruntled ex-girlfriends and ex-employees, they may not be inclined to convict Diddy of essentially forming a criminal enterprise to commit crimes across state lines, which is a summary of the definitions of the crimes he is accused of.DIDDY JURY PROBLEM COULD HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY AVOIDED WITH ONE MEASURE, EXPERT SAYS"Criminal court, as opposed to the court of public opinion, requires a strict application of the facts to the definition of the crime, and the prosecution may lose if the jury disagrees with them as to this application."In a federal indictment unsealed Sept. 17, Combs was charged with racketeering conspiracy (RICO); sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion; and transportation to engage in prostitution."The defense does not have to put on a case at all," New York-based Attorney David Schwartz told Fox News Digital. "It is up to the prosecution to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, and the defendant gets every presumption of innocence. So, in many cases, the defense does not put on a case at all."By putting on no case or a short case, the defense is emphasizing that the prosecution did not meet its burden."The last thing you want to do as a defense attorney is to shift the burden by putting on a long case. The burden never shifts, but the longer the case the defense puts on, the more juries forget about the burden, which is bad."DIDDY TRIAL JURY IN DISARRAY AS DEFENSE SEEKS TO BOOT ANOTHER JURORLos Angeles litigator John J. Perlstein noted that the time line of two to five days requested by the defense is nothing uncommon."Two to five days is the usual amount of trial time the defense needs in criminal cases, and I suspect it will be closer to two in this case," Perlstein told Fox News Digital. "The defense will typically overestimate the time needed to account for witness availability and/or the examination of new evidence."Given the complexity of the case and its media attention, it is likely the defense padded the time in order to account for any and all unknowns."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn court Tuesday, the judge reprimanded lawyers for both sides for violating the court's sealing order by allegedly speaking to the media about the trial. He reminded the parties that the defense requested the gag order. Judge Subramanian added that a violation of that order could result in contempt charges.The jury was then seemingly shown videos of "freak offs" between Diddy, his ex-girlfriend Cassie Ventura and a male escort. The screen for exhibits was shut off and the witness, Special Agent DeLeassa Penland, and the jurors were given headphones to watch some videos from Oct. 14, 2012.At one point, the sound from the videos was audible in the courtroom. The court fixed the problem by making sure headsets that were not in use were turned off and away from any mics. Diddy's defense lawyer, Teny Geragos, played several minutes of videos for the jury.Geragos then played clips of videos from December 2014.While the videos were being played, Diddy sat at the defense table, occasionally tapping his fingers on his legs. The clips were played for about 30 minutes.WATCH: SEAN DIDDY COMBS ASSAULTS CASSIE VENTURA IN HOTEL HALLWAYCLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERDuring Penland's cross-examination, the jury was shown text messages between Cassie and Diddy about the "freak offs."There was a text message from Diddy to Cassie dated September 2014 asking what she wanted to do.Cassie then sent a screenshot of a message from a male escort named Keith, who they knew from the website Cowboys for Angels, asking if she was in town.Cassie wrote to Diddy, "I want to make love and drink winewhatever makes my love happy."Combs responded, "Why did you show me the Keith thing?" She replied, "Because I never show you"Diddy asked if she wanted to have a "freak off."In a later message, Diddy asked, "Wanna freak off for the last time?"Cassie responded, "I wanna freak-off for the rest of our lives."The "Last Night" rapper has maintained his innocence throughout the trial, in which witnesses have testified to alleged rape, sexual assault, severe physical abuse, forced labor and drug trafficking. If found guilty, he faces a minimum of 15 years behind bars and a maximum sentence of life in prison.The trial is expected to wrap up by July 4.