Anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil returned to Columbia University on Sunday to lead another protest march just days after his release from an immigration detention facility on a judges orders.Khalil was seen being honored in New York City and gave a speech referencing the Trump administration detaining and attempting to deport him."Well, who is Mahmoud Khalil?" Khlalil said. "That's what the administration has tried its best to portray me as someone who's violent. Mahmoud Khalil is a human rights defender. Mahmoud Khalil is a freedom fighter. Mahmoud Khalil is a refugee. Mahmoud Khalil is a father and husband. And above all, Mahmoud Khalil is Palestinian."He called this latest protest the beginning of a "longer fight towards justice."MAHMOUD KHALIL RIPS REPRESSIVE TRUMP ADMIN FOR ERODING HIS RIGHTS IN WASHINGTON POST OP-ED"The wave of repression that the Trump administration initiated with my detention was intended to silence the movement for Palestinian liberation," Khalil said. "It was intended to scare people into silence. It was intended to distract us from the fact that the U.S. government is a killing machine in Palestine and across the world. But they completely failed. Millions of people spoke up even louder, that it is our responsibility to end this genocide, no matter the personal cost, no matter the personal cost. And that's exactly what I will continue trying to do as long, so long as I'm able, so long as I am breathing."Additional footage across social media showed him holding a Palestinian flag and leading a chant of "Columbia, Columbia, you cant hide. Youre supporting genocide."Khalil was arrested in March at Columbia over his anti-Israel activism on campus, and an immigration judge ruled he could be removed from the country based on a memo from Secretary of State Marco Rubio that said his campus protests were at odds with U.S. foreign policy interests.Rubio cited a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act to justify his finding, and U.S. District Judge Farbiarz later enjoined the secretary from using that determination to deport Khalil.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREHowever, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also added a second reason for keeping Khalil detained and attempted to deport him. The DHS said Khalil allegedly omitted key information from his green card application about groups with which he was affiliated, including the Columbia University Apartheid Divest.Farbiarz ordered on Friday that Khalil be released on bail from an immigration detention center in Jena, Louisiana after determining that Khalil would not be considered a flight risk.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department amended and deleted a social media post Sunday where it expressed condolences for the "tragic" U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear sites."Our hearts go out to the victims and families impacted by the recent bombings in Iran," the post on X stated. "While this tragic event happened overseas, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is closely monitoring the situation alongside our local, state and federal partners."The department eventually amended the post, which deleted the sentence regarding the U.S. strikes before it was removed from X altogether. It was not clear if anyone was harmed or killed during the operation.A sheriff's department spokesperson told Fox News Digital that he wasn't aware of the initial post expressing condolences.HEGSETH, PENTAGON BRASS PRAISE TRUMP'S 'SPECTACULAR' MILITARY SUCCESS IN IRAN NUCLEAR STRIKES"We sincerely hope your account was hacked," said a post from Stop Antisemitism, which works to expose groups and individuals that espouse incitement towards Jewish people and those who engage in antisemitic behavior. "There were no victims in last night's successful targeting of Iran's nuclear sites. Please verify this post was not posted by an employee of the LA County Sheriff's HQ."Over the weekend, the U.S. military carried out strikes targeting three nuclear sites in Iran in Operation Midnight Hammer. The mission targeted nuclear sites in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan.RETIRED GENERAL TELLS CNN HE'S 'IMPRESSED' BY TRUMP STRIKING IRAN, SAYS AMERICAN LIVES POTENTIALLY SAVEDFordow, which many international experts believe is key to Iran's nuclear program, is buried almost 300 feet beneath a mountain."At midnight Friday into Saturday morning, a large B-2 strike package comprised of bombers launched from the continental United States," Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine said during a Sunday morning press conference from the Pentagon.Caine said the U.S. was able to maintain the element of surprise during the entire operation.Iranian officials were still assessing the significance of the strikes, but the Trump administration has described them as a success that has degraded Tehran's ability to develop a nuclear weapon.

Keegan Bradley looks just about ready to captain the United States in this years Ryder Cup after his clutch performance on Sunday to win the Travelers Championship by one stroke over Tommy Fleetwood and Russell Henley.Bradley had the crowd at TPC River Highlands in hysteria on the 18th hole, where he needed a birdie to win this final signature event of the PGA Tour campaign.It was rather surprising to see Bradley have this opportunity in the first place, as Fleetwood built a three-shot lead heading into Sunday, but he shot 2-over as his first PGA Tour win continued to allude him despite being a top 20 golfer in the world.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMeanwhile, Bradley stepped up to the 18th tee box shooting 1-under, which was thanks to an absolute bomb of a putt from 64 feet that drained on the 15th green. That gave him a share for the lead at 14-under for the tournament.Bradley hit the perfect drive on 18, setting himself up with a 138-yard approach shot that he was hoping to stick close for a birdie chance for the win.Thats exactly what happened, as he was eyeing his shot all the way to the green as it bounced and stuck less than six feet from the cup. Fleetwood, just bogeyed the par-3 16th to open the door for Bradley ended up three-putting for bogey, pushing an eight-footer on his second attempt to save par and force a playoff.Seeing Fleetwood miss that putt, Bradley stepped up to his ball for the win and sunk it, letting out a big cheer along with the many in the crowd."Of all the shots and all the putts Ive hit, I think Ill remember that one the most," Bradley said on the CBS broadcast.Fleetwood, on the other hand, was understandably "upset" after what transpired on the course, as he has the most top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour without a win than any golfer over the last 40 years."Im angry it hurts," he said after the round.What made this such a significant battle between Bradley and Fleetwood was because of Ryder Cup being on the horizon. It will be held at Bethpage Black, and while Bradley is Team USAs captain, Fleetwood consistently plays on the European Ryder Cup squad.This was Bradleys eighth PGA Tour win, and if he wishes to be a playing captain in this years Ryder Cup, hes certainly showing the clutch abilities to do so. He entered this week as the world No. 21 golfer in the Official World Golf Rankings. He will now be pushed into the top 12 in Ryder Cup standings as well with this victory at TPC River Highlands.While the top six in the standings after the BMW Championship earn an automatic bid onto the Ryder Cup team, Bradley does have the authority to choose himself as a captains pick for the squad.If Bradley plays in the Ryder Cup, he would be the first playing captain since the legendary Arnold Palmer in 1963. The last captain to play for Team USA was Tiger Woods in 2019 for the Presidents Cup.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The LSU Tigers are NCAA baseball champions once more, as they defeated Coastal Carolina, 5-3, on Sunday to sweep the best-of-three Mens College World Series final.It was a game filled with dramatics, most notably the Chanticleers head coach, Kevin Schnall, getting ejected in the first inning.LSU had a runner on second base when Schnall got very upset with a call and started barking at home plate umpire Angel Campos.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"You missed three pitches," Schnall screamed.After tossing Schnall, two umpires had to get between him and Campos, one of which fell to the ground during the verbal altercation. Campos also tossed first base coach Matt Schilling, as the first inning truly had all the drama.While the Tigers didnt end up scoring in the first, they did respond once Coastal Carolina got on the board in the bottom of the second inning thanks to Dean Mihos solo home run.COASTAL CAROLINA COACH GETS EJECTED IN FIRST INNING OF PIVOTAL COLLEGE WORLD SERIES MATCHUPThey scored one run in the top of the third inning when Ethan Frey hit a double to left field, scoring Daniel Dickinson to tie the game.Then, LSU exploded for four runs in the top of the fourth inning, which would ultimately be enough to take down the Chanticleers.With bases loaded, Chris Stanfield, singled home two runs to take a 3-1 lead, and Derek Curiel followed up with another single to score the runners on second and third.The Chanticleers werent entirely out of it after Wells Sykes hammered a two-run homer in the bottom of the seventh to cut the deficit to two runs.But Chase Shores shut the door on Coastal Carolinas hopes once he relieved Anthony Eyanson, who went 6.1 innings, striking out nine over his 99-pitch outing.Shores gave up just one hit, striking out four batters over 2.2 innings on the bump, including the final pitch that started a 4-6-3 double play to win it all.LSU has now won two of the last three College World Series, as they also hoisted the trophy in 2023. Coastal Carolina was searching for its first title since 2016.This is the eighth title for the Tigers, who once again cement themselves as one of the countrys baseball powerhouses.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was a key player the Oklahoma City Thunder received when the organization traded Paul George to the Los Angeles Clippers before the 2019-20 season.The Thunder werent very good to start the new era with Gilgeous-Alexander leading the way, but once the team saw Lu Dort, Jalen Williams and eventually Chet Holmgren play together and stay healthy together, it turned out to be a complete game-changer.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt culminated in the Thunders Game 7 victory over the Indiana Pacers on Sunday night. Gilgeous-Alexander, already the regular-season MVP and the Western Conference Finals MVP, scored 29 points and dished out 12 assists in the 103-91 victory.With his clutch performance, Gilgeous-Alexander was given the Bill Russell MVP trophy recognizing him as the NBA Finals MVP. He had 38 points in a Game 1 loss and followed it up in Game 2 when Oklahoma City needed to tie the series. He scored 31 points in Game 5 to push Indiana to the brink.He raised the trophy in front over an overjoyed crowd in Oklahoma City.THUNDER BLOW OUT PACERS IN GAME 7 TO WIN NBA CHAMPIONSHIP"This isnt just a win for me. This is a win for my family. This is a win for my friends. This is a win for everybody that was in my corner growing up. This is a win for the fans the best fans in the world," he told ESPNs Lisa Salters after receiving the Finals MVP.The NBA Finals MVP puts a cap on a phenomenal season for Gilgeous-Alexander.He led the NBA with 32.7 points per game on the way to winning the first NBA MVP of his career. It was the third straight season he was an All-Star.Oklahoma City finished with a 68-14 record the best in the NBA. Its the first title since the team moved from Seattle to Oklahoma City. The SuperSonics won an NBA title in 1979.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Oklahoma City Thunder won the NBA championship over the Indiana Pacers, 103-91, running away with Game 7 of the NBA Finals on their home court in exciting fashion.The last time this franchise won an NBA title was 1979, when they were still known as the Seattle Supersonics. Since relocating to Oklahoma City in 2008 and rebranding as the Thunder, they have not won a title until Sunday night.League MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and his teammates made sure to change that on Sunday night, as their dominant regular season and NBA Playoffs run was capped in the best way possible in a do-or-die Game 7.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt was the first Game 7 since the historic Cleveland Cavaliers comeback against the Golden State Warriors in 2016 when they were down 3-1 in the series. Unlike that matchup, this series between the Thunder and Pacers has gone back and forth in thrilling fashion.Thats exactly how this game began, too, with each team trading blows on the offensive end. But the Pacers suffered a devastating blow in the first quarter.Tyrese Haliburton, Indianas hero through the postseason, suffered an Achilles injury after pouring in three of his fourth three-point attempts to total nine points early on.PACERS LOSE TYRESE HALIBURTON TO NIGHTMARE LEG INJURY IN NBA FINALS GAME 7 MATCHUP VS THUNDERIt was initially believed to be a reaggravation of his calf injury that was suffered in Game 5, but his father, John, told ESPNs Lisa Salters that it was an Achilles. While John Haliburton said his son was in good spirits, he was quickly deemed unable to return for the remainder of the game.The Pacers depth, which has been a catalyst for the team throughout the playoffs, had to step up in Haliburtons absence, and T.J. McConnell was up for the challenge off the bench. He was on fire, going 8-of-13 for 16 points. However, Gilgeous-Alexander tapped into his MVP level of play when his Thunder needed it the most. He may have struggled from three-point land (2-of-10), but he was a shot creator for himself and others throughout the game, tallying 29 points, 11 of which came from the free throw line, 12 assists, five rebounds and two blocks.Gilgeous-Alexander was named the Bill Russell Finals MVP, marking the first time in 25 years a player won that award along with the league MVP and NBA scoring title.But "SGA" wasnt alone in his efforts to win it all, as his guard counterpart Jalen Williams poured in 20 points, while Chet Holmgren had the offensive game his team was hoping for after back-to-back underwhelming performances on that end.Holmgren finished with 18 points as well as five blocks on the defensive end.Off the bench, Alex Caruso, now a two-time NBA champion, had 10 points, as did Cason Wallace.The Thunder truly started to pull away in the third quarter after the Pacers went into the locker room at halftime with the slim 48-47 lead. They outscored Indiana 34-20 in the quarter, and while weve seen some tremendous Pacers comebacks in these playoffs, they werent able to muster one final shocker in the fourth quarter.On their end, it was Benedict Mathurin leading the way in the points department, dropping 24 off the bench including many in the fourth to try and claw back into the game. Pascal Siakam (5-of-13, 16 points, four rebounds, two assists) couldnt shoulder the burden of scoring with Haliburton out either.As a team, the Thunders biggest flaw in Game 6 was the vast difference in turnover margin, which Indiana took advantage of. This time, it was flipped as the Pacers had 23 turnovers that resulted in 32 conceded points compared to the Thunders eight turnovers and 10 points off them.In the end, the Thunder turned this magical season into history as the second-youngest group to win the Larry OBrien Trophy.Fox News' Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

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