Caitlin Clark might only be in her second season in the WNBA, but what she's already done for womens basketball is enough for Cooper Flagg to place her on his Mount Rushmore.During his introductory press conference after being selected first overall by theDallas Mavericks on Wednesday night, the Duke product was asked what players were on his NBA and WNBA Mount Rushmore.Flagg rattled off Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant as his top picks in the NBA. For the womens game, he named Candace Parker, Brittney Griner and A'ja Wilson.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.For his last pick in the WNBA, Flagg named theIndiana Fever star and qualified his pick, saying that he believes shes earned that spot because of her impact on womens basketball."I might put Caitlin Clark on there, just because shes changed the game so much and it's heading in the right direction," he told reporters Friday. "I just love what shes been able to do."Clark was the first overall pick in the 2024WNBA Draft following a standout career at Iowa. She had an immediate impact in the pros, helping the Fever make a playoff appearance for the first time since 2016. She was named WNBA Rookie of the Year in a season that saw record viewership and attendance.WINGS ROOKIE PAIGE BUECKERS SAYS EXPECTATIONS ON CAITLIN CLARK AMID SHOOTING WOES ARE 'INHUMANE'The viewership boost includes fans like Flagg."Honestly, it means a lot to me, seeing how far they have come, and I am going to continue to watch," Flagg said while attending theDallas Wings home game against the Fever on Friday night."I am a big fan, so it's really cool to just be here and be in this environment and get to watch a great game."Clark was sidelined from Fridays matchup, missing her second straight game due to a groin injury. The Fever still outlasted the Wings in the 94-86 victory, where Paige Bueckers, the first overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft, dropped 27 points.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Victoria Beckham shared a photo on social media Friday of husband David Beckham recovering in a hospital bed."Get well soon daddy," she captioned the post on her Instagram Story.David went to the hospital for surgery to repair issues relating to a playing injury from his England career, Fox News Digital has learned.He broke his wrist in May 2003 in a match between England and South Africa in Durban, South Africa.DAVID, VICTORIA BECKHAM OFFICIALLY BECOME 'SIR' AND 'LADY' AS KING CHARLES III BESTOWS KNIGHTHOODIn the photo, David smiled for the camera while lying on a hospital bed in a gown with a blue arm sling around his neck.Victoria shared a second photo that showed the former soccer player wearing a bracelet with beads that spelled out "Get well soon."David began playing soccer professionally with Manchester United in 1992. He finally retired in 2013 after playing for the LA Galaxy for five years.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSDavid was knighted by King Charles III earlier this month for his services to sports and charity, meaning he is now known as Sir David Beckham, and Victoria is Lady Beckham."Growing up in east London with parents and grandparents who were so patriotic and proud to be British, I never could have imagined I would receive such a truly humbling honour," he shared in a statement at the time.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Youve always been my knight in shining armour, but now its official. Sir @davidbeckham!!! What an honour, I couldnt be prouder of you," Victoria wrote on Instagram after the announcement.The fashion designer also gushed over her husband on Fathers Day, writing on Instagram, "Happy Fathers Day to the best daddy there is! You always lead with love and our four beautiful children are a reflection of that. We all love you so so much!!"CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe couple share four children: Brooklyn, 26, Romeo, 22, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 13.

Theres a new PayPal phishing scam making the rounds, and its so convincing that even security-conscious users are getting caught in it. Unlike typical scams riddled with typos and fake domains, this one uses PayPals own email system to send you an alert that looks 100% real.You might get a message like, "You added a new address. This is just a quick confirmation that you added in your PayPal account."Except you didnt. And what if you dont even have a PayPal account? Heres what this scam entails, why it works and how to protect yourself.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join.FAKE VENMO ACCOUNTS ARE STEALING DONATIONS FROM REAL CHARITIESMost phishing scams try (and fail) to impersonate big companies. Youve probably seen the classics: weird grammar, suspicious email addresses, Microsoft spelled with a "k". Theyre laughably bad. But this scam flips the script because it uses PayPal against you. Here's how the scam operates:Exploiting real features:Scammers abuse PayPals "add address" or "money request" tools. By entering your email, they can trigger real emails from PayPals real domain. And this works even if you dont have a PayPal account.Bypassing filters: Because these emails come directly from PayPals servers (service@paypal.com), they pass all security checks and appear legitimate in your inbox.Lack of suspicion: Some versions contain no phishing links at all, just a scammers phone number, making them even harder to detect.Panic bait: The message often claims a new address was added, or a large payment is being processed, getting your attention and provoking a quick reaction.Follow-up attacks: After the initial email, scammers may later contact you pretending to be PayPal support. Some urge you to click a link to "secure your account", which leads to a fake login page designed to steal your credentials.THE DARK SIDE OF PAYPAL AND HOW TO STAY SAFEThis scam has been reported by dozens of users on Reddit and cybersecurity forums. One Reddit user posted a detailed thread in r/Scams showing screenshots of phishing emails that look like they came straight from PayPals official address.In a newer and more sophisticated twist, scammers are removing links altogether. Instead, they include a phone number and ask you to call. Once you do, youre connected with a fake PayPal representative who says they need to verify your identity. They then instruct you to download what appears to be a PayPal-branded support tool, but really its a customized remote access app hosted on a different server. And once its installed, it gives the scammer full access to your device.NEW PHISHING SCAM OUTSMARTS SECURITY CODES TO STEAL YOUR INFOThis part is still a bit of a mystery. With typical PayPal invoice scams, content is tightly controlled, which means you normally cant change the email structure or messaging. However, these new emails suggest that scammers may be exploiting internal features, like business tools or API fields, to sneak custom content into PayPal-generated alerts. Its not just phishing, its weaponizing a legitimate system to create trust and evade detection.This scam is especially effective and dangerous because the emails come directly from PayPals official servers, making it difficult to distinguish them from legitimate messages. Since the sender address and branding are authentic, recipients are more likely to trust the communication without suspicion.The scammers also use urgent language that creates a sense of panic, such as warnings about unauthorized activity or large charges. This pressure encourages people to act quickly and often before fully considering whether the alert is genuine.Additionally, the scam often involves follow-up contact through calls or texts from individuals posing as PayPal personnel, further exploiting the initial confusion and increasing the chances of victims giving up sensitive information.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREHOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM THE VENMO, ZELLE, AND CASH APP SCAM THAT CAN WIPE OUT YOUR SAVINGS IN SECONDSEven if youre vigilant, you can still be targeted. Heres how to stay safe:1. Dont click links in suspicious emails, even if they look real, and use strong antivirus software. If you receive a PayPal alert you didnt expect, go to PayPal by typing paypal.com into your browser or using the official app. Never click links or dial phone numbers provided in the email.The best way to safeguard yourself from malicious links that install malware, potentially accessing your private information, is to have antivirus software installed on all your devices. This protection can also alert you to phishing emails and ransomware scams, keeping your personal information and digital assets safe. Get my picks for the best 2025 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices.2. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA):Adding 2FA to your PayPal and email accounts gives you a second layer of defense even if your password gets compromised.3. Use a password manager:Using a password manager is the best way to ensure every login you use has a unique, strong password. No repeats means no chain reaction if one site gets hacked. Get more details about mybest expert-reviewed Password Managers of 2025 here.4. Check your account manually: If youre ever in doubt, just log into your PayPal account directly. Reviewrecent activity and see if anything looks off. There is no need to rely on alerts alone.5. Report the scam:Forward suspicious PayPal messages to phishing@paypal.com. You can alsoreport phishing attempts to the FTC.6. Use a personal data removal service: Since phishing scams like the recent PayPal scam often target personal information that scammers gather from data brokers and people search sites, using a reputable data removal service can help reduce your exposure. Check out my top picks for data removal services here.Get afree scanto find out if your personal information is already out on the web.This phishing scam is dangerous because it uses real PayPal emails sent from service@paypal.com. Scammers exploit PayPals built-in features to send real notifications that look legitimate. What makes it especially sneaky is the absence of links, Instead, these emails include a phone number, making them more likely to pass through spam filters. When you call, youre connected to a fake PayPal rep who pressures you into downloading a remote access tool disguised as support software. The safest move? Dont click, dont call. Just go straight to PayPal.com and check your account manually.If you've seen a version of this scam (or nearly fell for it), let us know by writing us at Cyberguy.com/ContactFor more of my tech tips and security alerts, subscribe to my free CyberGuy Report Newsletter by heading toCyberguy.com/NewsletterAsk Kurt a question or let us know what stories you'd like us to coverFollow Kurt on his social channelsAnswers to the most asked CyberGuy questions:New from Kurt:Copyright 2025 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

A well-designed beachtote should be stylish and practical, with plenty of space to carry everything you need from lunch and snacks to extra SPF, hats, towels, books and games.Here are 10 beach bags to ensure everyone has a fun day in the sun.This lightweight tote from Amazon is perfect for sandy beach days. The waterproof mesh material resists water and allows sand to fall through, keeping the interior clean. Its eight spacious pockets organizetowels, sunscreen and water bottles. Away hasa similar option with a zipper top.If youre anAmazon Prime member, you can get these items to your door ASAP. You canjoin or start a 30-day free trial to start your shopping today.Anthropologies striped canvas tote combines classic seaside style with practicality. Its sturdy canvas ensures durability, while the interior pocket secures smaller items. The bold stripes and leather accents add a chic touch, making it the ideal choice for fashion-forward beachgoers. If you like this style, L.L. Bean also makesthis beach-worthy tote in a waterproof fabric thats easy to wipe or rinse clean.KENDALL JENNER-ENDORSED SWIMWEAR BRAND CALZEDONIA LAUNCHES ON AMAZONKnown for its rugged durability, theL.L. Bean Boat and Tote Bag is made from heavy-duty canvas, and is built to withstand everyday wear and tear. The open design allows easy access to your belongings, but if you prefer something a bit more secure, there is azip-top iteration. It's available in various sizes and colors and customizable with a monogram.Bis Travels Large Work Tote doubles as a beach bag, thanks to its roomy interior and water-resistant inner material. With multiple compartments for easy organization including a padded laptop sleeve that can hold magazines or books this bag seamlessly transitions from the office to the shore. Its sleek design and neutral tones ensure its as stylish as it is functional. The brand also makes a dedicatedmesh beach tote. GET SUMMER READY WITH A NEW PAIR OF CROCSLands Ends multi-pocket tote does it all. It has plenty of pockets and can be worn as a crossbody, hand-carried or slipped through a luggage handle (thanks to a convertible trolley sleeve). The durable cotton fabric withstands water, sand and sunscreen, and a full zip-top keeps valuables tucked away and out of the sun. To keep your small items even more organized, consider addingthese pouches.This oversized tote by Scout is great for families. The water-resistant, lightweight fabric and structured design make it perfect for carrying towels, toys and snacks. The bold patterns add a touch of fun, and the bags ability to stand upright ensures easy packing and unpacking on busy beach days. You can also opt for the various colors and prints,some of which are discounted.No beach day is complete without refreshing drinks and snacks. This insulated tote keeps your drinks and snacks chilled while providing ample room for other essentials. L.L. Bean also makesa cooler tote in durable canvas with a detachable shoulder strap for hands-free carrying.FROM YETI TO IGLOO, HERE ARE 18 COOLERS THATLL KEEP YOUR FOOD AND DRINKS COLDThis day tripper bag is both lightweight and splash-proof, making it ideal for beachgoers who want to keep their belongings dry. Its roomy interior fits all the essentials and the durable material ensures itll last over the years. You can also grab the brands coordinatingzippered pouch to stash small items.For more deals, visitwww.foxnews.com/dealsThe original Bogg bag is a classic beach hero. Its waterproof, easy to clean and built to stand upright. Its easy to hose off sand and spills and never loses shape, even when packed with towels, sunscreen, snacks, sand toys and more. You can enhance your bag withhooks for sunglasses anddecorative charms.

Chicago is bracing for another violent 4th of July weekend as Fox News political analyst Gianno Caldwell continues to fight for answers in his brother's 2022 murder in the Windy City.More than 100 people were shot over the holiday weekend last year, 19 of whom were killed, following a years-long trend of violent crime that threatens the city on Independence Day.The issue of violent crime in Chicago hits close to home for Caldwell, whose 18-year-old brother, Christian Beamon, was one of two people killed and two others injured in a shooting on Chicago's South Side on June 24, 2022, in an attack that was not intended for him, according to the Chicago Police Department (CPD)."When tragedy hit, I had no idea that that door would be knocked on never wanted that door to be knocked on but because it was, and because I happen to be in a place where I have access to contacts people don't normally have, certainly, this has [received] a lot of attention in the press," Cadlwell told Fox News Digital of his brother's unsolved murder.GIANNO CALDWELL SEEKS JUSTICE FOR BROTHER KILLED IN BLUE CITY 'ENAMORED WITH CRIMINALS' RIGHTS': ALDERMANCaldwell, who published a book this week titled "The Day My Brother was Murdered: My Journey Through America's Violent Crime Crisis," told Fox News Digital that he felt called to write a book about his experience trying to solve his brother's murder after going three years without answers.CPD told Fox News Digital that its investigation into Beamon's murder is ongoing, and no one is currently in custody in connection with the fatal shooting.CHICAGO, MY HOMETOWN, KEEPS WINNING IN ONE SHAMEFUL WAY"I realized just how much help was needed after experiencing this tragedy in my own family. I didn't know the great difficulties I would experience days after my brother's tragic murder. He was an innocent kid, never accused of doing anything," Caldwell said. "The police have continuously mentioned that he wasn't a target. And there's so many families who have [similar] experiences, as well."The book also details the murders of other innocent Americans killed in violent crimes across the country on the same day of Beamon's murder and features commentary from Fox News host Sean Hannity, "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh and Dr. Drew Pinsky."On June 24, 2022, there were 150 people murdered on that very day across the country," Caldwell explained. "So many people have lost potential in their own families, and, unfortunately, that potential lies in graveyards in their cities. Enough is enough. That's why it was time to write this book."While awaiting answers from authorities, Caldwell has turned his grief into action. He has offered a $250,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of everyone involved in Beamon's murder, and he also founded the Caldwell Institute for Public Safety, a nonprofit "working to create a more secure America through crime prevention, public safety initiatives, and victim support.""We know that there is a crime crisis, but there are solutions to it in cities that have worked. Miami is an example, which has the lowest homicide rate since the 1950s. . . . So, there are ways to get it done," Caldwell said. "There just has to be a focus, and it has to [be] for places like Chicago, which has had a violent crime problem historically. They just need brave leadership. People are willing to go in, not just for the sake of being re-elected or for making money or some kind of fame, but for the people."Caldwell said he is interested in pursuing a mayoral run to help bring policies to Chicago that would prevent violent tragedies like the one that took his brother's life.CHICAGO ALDERMAN SLAMS THE MURDER CAPITALS DISREGARD FOR HUMAN LIFE"Enforce the laws that are on the books. In some cases, enhance the laws. Don't create laws like the SAFE-T Act in Illinois, which allow[s] for people who are accused of murder to have ankle monitor bracelets," Caldwell said. "It is going to take, again, brave elected officials who are willing to stand the call, not be concerned about their poll numbers or be concerned about being re-elected. These are individuals who are there for the people, not for themselves."The Illinois Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today (SAFE-T) Act, which took effect on Jan. 1, 2023, overhauledIllinois' justice systemwith provisions that granted more freedoms to defendants and reduced certain felonies to misdemeanors. It also lowered the severity of some misdemeanors, like trespassing, and eliminated cash bail across the state.CHICAGO DUBBED AMERICA'S MURDER CAPITAL AS DEMOCRAT LEADERS 'DEMONIZE' POLICE, SPLURGE ON MIGRANTS: ALDERMAN"When I started the Caldwell Institute for Public Safety at caldwellinstitute.org we supported Nathan Hochman for [Los Angeles] District Attorney, somebody who's strong on crime, believes in fairness and justice, but treating the criminal just like they are, a criminal. And those are what I think many Democrats on the left are not willing to do. They're not willing to stand up and be brave and say, no, enough is enough. We gotta be tough," the Fox analyst said.The June 24, 2022, shooting that killed Beamon on the 11400 block of South Vincennes Avenue also left an 18-year-old woman dead, a 31-year-old man in critical condition and a 25-year-old woman in "fair" condition with a gunshot wound to the leg, according to CPD.An unidentified male offender entered a black sedan and fled the scene eastbound after the shooting, CPD said.Chicago reached a 25-year high in homicides in 2021, when it recorded 804 killings. Since then, that number has steadily fallen to 695 homicides in 2022, 617 homicides in 2023, and 573 homicides in 2024. Last year marked the first time in five years since the Windy City recorded a homicide total under 600.Of the 573 homicides recorded last year, CPD's Bureau of Detectives cleared 319, representing a clearance rate of 51.7% the highest since 2019.Fox News Digital reached out to the mayor's office for comment.Caldwell and his brother were two of nine siblings who grew up in a low-income household in Chicago. The Fox analyst has repeatedly criticized the city's soft-on-crime policies that allow repeat offenders back on the streets.Born in 2004, Beamon was the youngest of the siblings and had just turned 18 in 2022. Caldwell previously told Fox News Digital that Beamon and his other younger brothers are like sons to him as the oldest sibling.Cook County Crime Stoppers is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect or suspects involved in the shooting that left Beamon dead.

Republican senators told Fox News Digital that after receiving a fuller intelligence report on airstrikes authorized by President Donald Trump against Irans nuclear facilities that they believe the initial leaked reports underestimating the damage were inaccurate and politically motivated."I think the leaked intelligence report was not accurate, and given the 14 bunker-buster bombs that were dropped on the Iranian nuclear weapons facility, I think that the clear evidence is the damage was overwhelming," said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas.In response to why so many media outlets ran with the leaked story, Cruz told Fox News Digital that "clearly there was a political agenda at play."Earlier this week, CNN, citing people familiar with the assessment, reported that the early consensus within the Defense Intelligence Agency is that the strikes onFordow, Natanz and Isfahan didnt destroy key components of Irans nuclear program nor destroy its stockpile of highly enriched uranium.TRUMP TOUTS ADMINISTRATIONS PROGRESS ON PEACE DEALS, SAYS WORLD LEADERS RESPECT OUR COUNTRY AGAINTheoutlet also reported that the strike likely only set back Irans nuclear program by several months, not years, as touted by the Trump administration.Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth railed against the "fake news" media during a NATO summit press conference for casting doubt that the U.S. strikes on Iran obliterated the country's nuclear program."A statement came in from the Atomic Energy Commission of Israel," Trump said during a Wednesday press conference from The Hague as he wrapped up his NATO summit trip in the Netherlands. "They're very serious people, as you know.""'The devastating U.S. strike on Fordow destroyed the site's critical infrastructure and rendered the enrichment facility totally inoperable,'" Trump read from the letter. "'It was devastated. We assessed that the American strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities had set back Iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons for many years to come. This achievement can continue indefinitelyif Iran does not get access to nuclear material.'"HEGSETH TEARS INTO REPORTERS, ALLEGING THEY 'CHEER AGAINST TRUMP' AND IRAN STRIKESSenators received a classified intelligence briefing on the strikes from top national security officials on Thursday.Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., told Fox News Digital that widespread reporting on the leaked report was to "try to undermine Trump, of course.""Listen, we walked through this in the briefing, without getting into things I shouldn't talk about. Basically, that is not an accurate picture, and it didn't purport to be," said Hawley. "What they were quoting was actually not a full intelligence report; it was more akin to an after-action, early assessment guess. So, without saying more, basically it was very misrepresented.""And the thing is," he went on, "any reporter who covers the Pentagon and covers national security, they would know that. So, I have to say, kind of bad faith, I think, by our reporter friends in the liberal media who are clearly just trying to undermine the president."TRUMP ACCUSES AYATOLLAH OF 'LIE' ON IRAN STRIKE: 'HIS COUNTRY WAS DECIMATED'At least one Democratic senator, meanwhile, was also pleased with what was said during the briefing."Most of my questions were answered. I think it was a good briefing," said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H. "I think Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. Hopefully, this has set back that program dramatically. And ultimately, we will see them go to the negotiating table, because that's the real long-term solution."While many Democrats have called the strikes an unconstitutional move by the president, Shaheen said, "it was a limited, contained strike" and "I think if it dramatically set back Iran's nuclear program initial reports are that it has thats a good thing."Other Democratic senators, however, were still not so mollified by the briefing.Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., told Fox News Digital that the briefing "has not changed" his prior assessment that the strikes were a "clear violation of our Constitution" and that "Trump is yet again betraying Americans by embroiling the United States directly in this conflict."TRUMP WOULD STRIKE IRAN 'WITHOUT QUESTION' IF IT RESTARTS NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAMSen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., told Fox News Digital that the briefing"didn't change my view, but I think I'd rather just leave it there, because it's all classified."Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., was more vague on whether his opinion had been changed."I can't tell you what I learned in a classified briefing. I can tell you that it was destructive," said Coons. "We do not yet have a full and complete picture of exactly what capabilities were degraded or destroyed and what additional risks we may face or what decisions the Iranian regime may make."

What is it about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu that drives American presidents to profanity? As Iran and Israel were still exchanging salvos after President Donald Trump had declared a ceasefire, Trump complained that these two countries "had been fighting for so long they don't know what the f--- they are doing." Trumps anger came through, and the ceasefire is holding for now. While Trump is the latest president to send profanity in Netanyahus direction, he is far from the only one. In fact, presidents have been cursing at Netanyahu for three decades.In the 1990s, Netanyahu and President Bill Clinton had a contentious relationship. In two separate elections, 1996 and 1999, Clinton sent political aides to try and defeat Netanyahu. He succeeded the second time. In the interim, though, they had to work together, and on one visit to the White House, Clinton was annoyed with how Netanyahu comported himself at a joint press conference. Afterward, Clinton reportedly fumed to his aides, "whos the f---ing leader of the free world?," suggesting that Netanyahu had overstepped his boundaries.Due in no small part to Clintons efforts, Netanyahu was out of office during President George W. Bushs years, but cussing came back with Netanyahus return during President Barack Obamas time in office. Netanyahu and Obama really disliked each other, and had a number of unpleasant run-ins, including one incident where Obama left Netanyahu and his team to cool their heels in the White House while Obama went to have dinner at the residence. GUTFELD!: TRUMP DROPS AN F BOMBThen, as now, the Iranian nuclear program and the matter of the Palestinians were matters of intense debate. Obama and company felt that Netanyahu was too cowardly on both issues. A senior Obama official, who may have been Obama himself, told The Atlantic that Netanyahu was "a chickensh***." The remark sparked outrage, especially since Netanyahu had been a decorated soldier in the Israeli special forces. Netanyahu pushed back on the comment, saying in a statement that "The attack on me comes because I defend the State of Israel and despite all the attacks, I will continue to defend our country and the citizens of Israel."Trump followed Obama and, by all accounts, they had a far better relationship, punctuated by important milestones such as the moving of the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and the signing of the Abraham Accords peace deals between Israel and four Arab countries. But Bibi also irked Trump by calling President Joe Biden to congratulate him for his 2020 election victory. This move managed to anger both Biden, who felt that Netanyahu had waited too long to make the call, and Trump, who felt that Netanyahu had betrayed him by calling at all. Trump signaled afterward that he was done with Netanyahu, saying starkly, "f---him."CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONTrump has three more years in office, but it will be hard for him to break the cursing at Netanyahu record set by Biden. Multiple reports have Biden launching streams of profane invective at Netanyahu, including calling Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas "two of the biggest f---ing a--sholes in the world" ; saying that Netanyahu was "a f---ing liar," and adding, for good measure, that "Eighteen out of 19 people who work for him are f---ing liars."; and barking, "That son of a bitch, Bibi Netanyahu, hes a bad guy. Hes a bad f---ing guy!"BILL CLINTON URGES TRUMP TO 'DEFUSE' ISRAEL-IRAN CRISISBiden also was not above cursing at Netanyahu directly. When Israel killed Hezbollahs Fuad Shukur, a fiend who helped kill 241 U.S. Marines in 1983, Biden should have praised Bibi for bringing Shukur to justice. Instead, he screamed at Netanyahu over the phone, "Bibi, what the f---?"With Trump now back in office, the two men have mostly cooperated, with Trump helping to release some of the Israeli hostages from Hamas Gaza dungeons and striking the Iranian nuclear program, which elated Netanyahu. Yet the "they don't know what the f--- they are doing" incident shows that Netanyahu has the capacity to drive even friendly U.S. presidents to profanity. The question is why. One reason is that Netanyahu, unlike American presidents, lives in a dangerous neighborhood and faces constant existential threats. While some world leaders might acquiesce in a disagreement with the American president, Bibi is more likely to push back.A second reason lies in the way Netanyahu pushes back. His method, which he absorbed from his fathers mentor, the Zionist leader Zev Jabotinsky, is to reach over the heads of the presidents and directly to the American people. As the record of profanity sent in his direction suggests, this method tends to annoy presidents. It also appears to have led to a grievous and welcome blow to the Iranian nuclear program. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM TEVI TROY

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., called on New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani to denounce the phrase "globalize the Intifada" during a heated exchange with WNYC radio host Brian Lehrer on Thursday.Gillibrand urged Mamdani to unequivocally denounce the phrase which she argues is received by the public as a call to "slaughter the Jews" after a caller accused the candidate of glorifying Hamas and the violent attacks associated with the intifada terrorism campaign launched against Israel in the 1990s."The caller is exactly the New York constituents that I've spoken to that are alarmed. They are alarmed by past public statements. They are alarmed by past positions, particularly references to global jihad," she said. "This is a very serious issue because people that glorify the slaughter of Jews create fear in our communities. The global intifada is a statement that means destroy Israel and kill all the Jews."WASHINGTON POST BASHES SOCIALIST ZOHRAN MAMDANI AS POTENTIAL DISASTER FOR NEW YORK CITYThe New York senator then called on Mamdani to assure all New Yorkers that "he will protect all Jews and protect houses of worship and protect funding for not-for-profits that meet the needs of these communities."Lehrer pushed back on her insinuation that Mamdani had called for a "global intifada," asking if she doubted his prior statements committing to protecting Jewish people in New York City."One of the issues I did talk to him about yesterday was exactly this issue, and he has agreed to work with me on this and to protect all residents," Gillibrand replied.After their conversation about Mamdani was briefly derailed by another caller's question, Lehrer jumped right back into their discussion once the Senator finished her response.NEW YORK REPUBLICANS WARN OF 'DISASTER' IF 'DANGEROUS' ZOHRAN MAMDANI WINS MAYORAL RACE"On Mamdani, I just feel compelled to say we can find no evidence that he has supported Hamas or has supported violent jihad, as that caller was asserting. Can you?" he questioned.Lehrerstated of Mamdani: "He was never out there saying globalize the intifada. He was asked about others who used it."Gillibrand asserted that while she doesn't have "all the data and information" in front of her, she did recall Mamdani referencing "global intifada," and noted that she had requested an in-person meeting with the mayoral hopeful to discuss these issues.The radio host pushed back on the senator once again, claiming that Mamdani clarified to him on his show on Monday that calls for a global intifada "are not calls for violence because intifada is a much broader term involving all kinds of uprisings and resistance and things like that."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"Brian, I didn't hear your exchange with him, but if I was speaking to him directly, I would simply say that is not how the words are received," she countered. "It doesn't matter what meaning you have in your brain. It is not how the word is received. When you use a word like intifada to many Jewish Americans and Jewish New Yorkers, that means you are permissive of violence against Jews."The two continued their back and forth before Gillibrand left listeners with one final message for Mamdani."If you talk to any group, you talk to our LGBTQ community, you talk to our Black community, you talk to our Hispanic community, there are words and there are imagery and there are things that are said that they will hear it and feel it as a dagger to their throat. If you want to be a leader, you have to recognize how these things are felt and received," she contended."Saying there should be no word police is irresponsible, because, as a leader, you have to protect everyone. Period," Gillibrand added.Fox News Digital reached out to representatives of Mamdani for comment, but did not immediately hear back.

Scarlett Johansson spoke out after her red carpet kisses with her "Jurassic World Rebirth" co-star Jonathan Bailey went viral.The 40-year-old actress and 37-year-old actor recently made headlines after locking lips at their film's premiere in London on June 17. On June 23, the two shared another kiss at "Jurassic World Rebirth's" premiere in New York City, where Johansson's husband, "Saturday Night Live" star Colin Jost, was in attendance.During a recent episode of "Today," host Craig Melvin told Johansson that he wanted to ask her about "this kissing thing that you and Jonathan have been doing all over the world."Melvin went on to note that Bailey was "so attractive," to which Johansson responded, "Yeah, you said it!"SCARLETT JOHANSSON JOKES THAT PRENUP REQUIRES HUSBAND COLIN JOST TO APPEAR IN ALL HER FILMS"Is that why we keep planting lips on him?" Melvin asked."Hes a lovable guy, what can I say?" Johansson replied. "I don't know. We're just friendly people."When Melvin asked whether she was surprised by the public attention to the pair's kisses, Johansson told him, "Nothing surprises me, you know what I mean?""Nothing surprises me these days," she continued. "But, yeah, Ive got a lot of love to give, what can I say?"During an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the New York premiere, Bailey, who came out as gay in 2018, shared his thoughts on his PDA moments with Johansson."I believe in being able to show love in all different ways. And if you cant kiss your friends lifes too short not to," the "Wicked" star said.In addition to Johansson and Bailey, "Jurassic World Rebirth" also stars Mahershala Ali, Rupert Friend, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, and Ed Skrein. "Jurassic World Rebirth" is the fourth "Jurassic World" movie and the seventh installment of the "Jurassic Park" franchise.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe upcoming film is a standalone sequel to 2022's "Jurassic World Dominion," and it is set five years after the events of its predecessor.According to a plot synopsis, Johansson plays Zora Bennett, who "leads a team of skilled operatives to the most dangerous place on Earth, an island research facility for the original Jurassic Park.""Their mission is to secure genetic material from dinosaurs whose DNA can provide life-saving benefits to mankind. As the top-secret expedition becomes more and more risky, they soon make a sinister, shocking discovery that's been hidden from the world for decades."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERWhile speaking with E! News at the New York premiere, Johansson explained why she wouldn't stop her 10-year-old daughter Rose from watching her mother's new PG-13-rated movie."I've been talking to some other Jurassic fans, and they say this is the scariest one, but I would let my daughter see it," the Marvel star said."It's still appropriate for the family," she added. "You just gotta watch it through the crack in your fingers."Johansson shares Rose with her ex-husband, Romain Dauriac, whom she divorced in 2017. The five-time Golden Globe Award winner and Jost, who tied the knot in 2020, are parents to son Cosmo, 3.

Arizona Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte received a warm welcome from Diamondbacks fans in the first inning of the teams 9-8 loss to the Miami Marlins at Chase Field on Friday night.It was the team's first game at home since the Diamondbacks 4-1 win over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday when a fan shouted derogatory comments about Martes late mother, Elpidia Valdez. She died in a car crash in the Dominican Republic in 2017.The comments brought Marte to tears, and the star second baseman was consoled on the mound by Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo during a pitching change.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe fan who made the cruel comments toward Marte was ejected from the game and banned indefinitely from attending allMLBballparks, a source familiar with the situation confirmed to Fox News Digital.In the Diamondbacks-White Sox game on Wednesday, theWhite Soxdisplayed a supportive message on their scoreboard during Martes at-bat in the first inning."Baseball is Family: The White Sox community supports Ketel Marte," the message said.DIAMONDBACKS STAR KETEL MARTE REVEALS WHAT FAN SAID TO HIM ABOUT LATE MOTHER THAT PROMPTED EMOTIONAL RESPONSEWhen Marte walked up to the plate in the bottom of the first inning on Friday, he received similar support as he received a standing ovation.Diamondbacks fans wore pink shirts that read, "Ketel is my MVP" while other fans brought signs that read, "Arizona loves Ketel."Marte tipped his helmet and tapped his bat to his chest in acknowledgment of the crowds vociferous support.The 31-year-old went 0-4 with a walk in the loss, but he is in the midst of another great season. The two-time NL All-Star has a .307 batting average with 15 home runs and 32 RBI in 55 games this season.The Diamondbacks (41-40) will look to bounce back against the red-hot Marlins (35-45), who have won their last five games, on Saturday at 4:10 p.m. ET.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.