Jeff Bezos and Lauren Snchez Bezos hosted an extravagant three-day wedding celebration in Venice, Italy last week, and many online onlookers got stuck on one detail: the presence of actress Sydney Sweeney.While other celebrity guests had clear ties to the billionaire couple Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner, for example, have been friends with Lauren for some time, even attending her bachelorette party in May it wasn't immediately clear how Sweeney was connected to the now-newlyweds.According to a report from Page Six, the reason behind Sweeney's appearance may have been strictly business.NEWLYWEDS JEFF BEZOS AND LAUREN SNCHEZ BEZOS PACK ON PDA AHEAD OF STAR-STUDDED WEDDING CELEBRATIONA source told the outlet that the "Anyone But You" star traveled to Venice for the glamorous event because she's set to star in a film for Jeff's Amazon MGM Studios.She "is not friends with either one of them," the source claimed, but "came to pay respects to the boss, just like in the old days of Hollywood."In June, Variety reported that a movie called "Split Fiction," starring Sweeney and based on a video game with the same title, had been taken on by Amazon MGM Studios. She'd signed onto the project in March, and is also an executive producer.Representatives for Sweeney, Jeff, Lauren and Amazon MGM Studios did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSAhead of this potential explanation, some Sweeney fans expressed disappointment over her presence at the lavish celebrations, with one writing on X, formerly Twitter, "Sydney Sweeney, my queen, I love the hustler mentality, but being a celebrity seat filler at the Bezos wedding????"Others joked that the invitation simply made sense one person posted, "If youre Jeff Bezos, why WOULDNT you invite Sydney Sweeney to your wedding?"JEFF BEZOS, LAUREN SNCHEZ CELEBRITY WEDDING GUESTS TAKE VENICE BY STORMSweeney attended multiple events during the three-day getaway in Venice.She was spotted out on Friday, June 27, ahead of the wedding, walking the streets of the Italian city in a short black dress with a plunging neckline and matching accessories.Later that day, for the couple's ceremony on San Giorgio Maggiore island, she wore a strapless pink gown with a ruched bodice, with her blonde hair down in loose waves.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe following day, Sweeney joined Jeff and Lauren, along with many of their wedding guests, for another celebration at Harry's Bar in Venice. She wore a more casual black floral dress, and was spotted leaving the event with model Karlie Kloss.Several other celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Brady, Orlando Bloom, Oprah Winfrey and most of the Kardashian-Jenner family, were spotted at the Bezos wedding and the accompanying celebrations.

A United Nations report targeting Israel and companies that operate within the country entitled "Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide" is sparking backlash and concern.The report was authored and presented by U.N. Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese, a controversial figure who has been condemned by multiple nations for making allegedly antisemitic remarks. In her latest report, she calls for sanctions against "entities and individuals involved in activities that may endanger the Palestinians."UN EXPERT REPEATS ISRAEL 'GENOCIDE' CLAIMS AFTER US CALLS FOR HER REMOVALNGO Monitor Legal Advisor Anne Herzberg said that while its not surprising that Albanese would issue a scathing report on Israel, as she has done so many times in the past, this latest report was unique. "I think that the difference now is that this report explicitly endorses adopting BDS boycott, divestment, and sanctions against Israel in a very overt way," Herzberg told Fox News Digital. She added that even though Albanese is an independent investigator, the report could be interpreted as the U.N. supporting the BDS movement against Israel.In response to a Fox News Digital request for comment, the Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights said "special procedures experts," like Albanese "work on a voluntary basis," do not receive a salary and are not U.N. staff."While the U.N. Human Rights office acts as the secretariat for special procedures, the experts serve in their individual capacity and are independent fromany government or organization, including OHCHR and the U.N.," OHCHRs media team told Fox News Digital. "Any views or opinions presented are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the U.N. or OHCHR."REVEALED: THE EXTENSIVE PERKS UN OFFICIALS RECEIVE AMID BUDGET CRISISHerzog told Fox News Digital that not only did Albanese overstep the boundaries of her role, but so did the U.N. Human Rights Council (HRC), as it does not have the authority to issue sanctions, something the report recommends."The U.N. Human Rights Council, which is where she presented her report, and that's under whose auspices she is working, does not have the power under the U.N. charter to issue sanctions," Herzog said. "And so not only has she overstepped her mandate as a rapporteur, the U.N. Human Rights Council by endorsing this, not endorsing the report, but by allowing this report to be published."Herzog said she saw "threatening and harassing" letters that Albanese sent to companies and NGOs "basically threatening them with being included on her boycott list and claiming that they were complicit in international crimes like genocide, apartheid, blocking self-determination or Palestinians."ISRAEL TURNS TABLES ON UN OFFICIAL CLAIMING 'GENOCIDE' IN GAZA WITH BASIC QUESTIONSThe United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights is a voluntary code that companies can sign on to as a pledge to be mindful of how their operations run and their customers are treated. Herzog argued that Albanese "weaponizes this voluntary positive, pluralistic framework" and that she does so improperly, making it a "binding punitive framework.""Not only is she distorting international law, shes distorting this UNGP framework, and I suspect that if this type of activity of hers gains purchase or other people start following in her footsteps, shes going to be responsible for basically destroying the whole area of business and human rights."Albanese presented her report to the UNHRC on Thursday, just two days after the U.S. called for her removal over her "years-long pattern of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias."In the report, Albanese claims that corporations have aided Israel in "its ongoing genocidal campaign in Gaza." She repeated this claim at UNHRC on Thursday, charging Israel with being "responsible for one of the cruelest genocides in modern history." She also accused Israel of using the war in Gaza as a testing ground for new weapons "to exterminate a people without restraint."Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. in Geneva Daniel Meron, who was not present at the UNHRC meeting, told Fox News Digital that through her report Albanese is "willingly spearheading the global efforts to promote terrorism propaganda.""This report, just like all others by this rapporteur, is riddled with inflammatory rhetoric and is legally baseless," Meron told Fox News Digital. "Her obsession with demonizing Israel is clear in the narrative she pushes."Albanese did not respond to Fox News Digitals questions or request for comment in time for publication.

President Donald Trump signs the sweeping Republican-crafted domestic policy package that he and the GOP call the "One Big Beautiful Bill," into law on Friday at the White House.The massive tax cuts and spending bill passed the House and Senate this week by razor-thin margins along near party lines.But the political battle over the bill is far from over, as it moves from Capitol Hill to the campaign trail."I'm deeply concerned about this bill and what this will do. Were going to be talking a lot about it," Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas of New Hampshire told Fox News Digital on Friday.GAME ON: REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS, TRADE FIRE OVER BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILLPappas, who's running in the crucial 2026 race to succeed retiring longtime Sen. Jeanne Shaheen for a Democrat-held seat Republicans would love to flip, took aim at the bill."This was a one-party effort and unfortunately it arrived at a conclusion that I think is not good for our state and for our country,"TRUMP TOUTS BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL IS VERY POPULAR DESPITE POLLINGFormer Republican Sen. Scott Brown, who last month announced his candidacy for the Senate, sees things differently, and he praised the president for helping GOP leaders in Congress get the bill to his desk at the White House."The things he said he was going to do, hes actually done. For somebody in politics to actually do that I think is very rare," Brown said of Trump.The bill is stuffed full of Trump's 2024 campaign trail promises and second-term priorities on tax cuts, immigration, defense, energy and the debt limit.It includes extending his signature 2017 tax cuts and eliminating taxes on tips and overtime pay.By making his first-term tax rates permanent - they were set to expire later this year - the bill will cut taxes by nearly $4.4 trillion over the next decade, according to analysis by the Congressional Budget Office and the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.'BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL ON WAY TO WHITE HOUSE AFTER NARROWLY PASSING FINAL HURDLE IN CONGRESSThe measure also provides billions for border security and codifies the president's controversial immigration crackdown.And the bill also restructures Medicaid the nearly 60-year-old federal program that provides health coverage to roughly 71 million low-income Americans. Additionally, Senate Republicans increased cuts to Medicaid over what the House initially passed in late May.The changes to Medicaid, as well as cuts to food stamps, another one of the nation's major safety net programs, were drafted in part as an offset to pay for extending Trump's tax cuts. The measure includes a slew of new rules and regulations, including work requirements for many of those seeking Medicaid coverage.And the $3.4 trillion legislative package is also projected to surge the national debt by $4 trillion over the next decade.Democrats for a couple of months have blasted Republicans over the social safety net changes."Were going to be talking about this bill because the results are that 46,000 people in New Hampshire will lose their health insurance. Well have people that will go hungry, that wont be able to access assistance," Pappas warned. "And we know that insurance premiums for all Granite Staters could go up as a result of uncompensated care costs and the burden that this places on our hospitals."Thefour-term congressman, who was interviewed by Fox News on Friday as he arrived for the annual July 4th naturalization ceremony in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, noted that "weve been hearing from folks and engaging with people all across the state on this issue."Democrats have spotlighted a slew of national polls conducted last month that indicate the bill's popularity in negative territory.By a 21-point margin, voters questioned in the most recent Fox News national poll opposed the bill (38% favored vs. 59% opposed).HEAD HERE FOR THE LATEST FOX NEWS POLLINGThe bill was also underwater in other national surveys conducted last month by the Washington Post (minus 19 points), Pew Research (minus 20 points) and Quinnipiac University (minus 26 points).About half of respondents questioned in the Fox News poll said the bill would hurt their family (49%), while one quarter thought it would help (23%), and another quarter didn't think it would make a difference (26%).Asked about criticism from Democrats on the Medicaid cuts, Brown said "my mom was on welfare. Those are very important programs and Ive said already that the people that actually need them the most, the ones who are disabled, the ones who cant get out and work, they should have them.""Its meant for lower and middle-income people and I support them getting those benefits. But I dont support who are here illegally get them," Brown said.And he added that he doesn't support giving the benefits to "people who are able-bodied and can absolutely go out and do some volunteerism, go out and work."WHAT'S ACTUALLY IN TRUMP'S BIG BEAUTIFUL BILLRepublicans are also going on offense over the bill, targeting Democrats for voting against the tax cuts.Republicans are shining a spotlight on recent polls conducted by GOP-aligned groups that indicate strong support for the bill due to the tax cut provisions.Brown, who was interviewed by Fox News after he marched in the annual Brentwood, New Hampshire July 4th parade, said "obviously keeping the 2017 tax cuts in place. Certainly for individuals and businesses, its really really critical."And pointing to Pappas, whose family for over a century has owned Manchester's iconic Puritan Backroom restaurant, Brown said "for someone like Chris Pappas, imagine walking into the restaurant he owns and telling his employees oh by the way Im not going to support your no tax on tips, your no tax on overtime. How do you do that?"Asked about the GOP attacks, Pappas said "I support targeted tax cuts for working people, for our small businesses and to make sure we are targeting that relief to the people that need it, not to billionaires, to the biggest corporations in way that adds $4 trillion to the national debt as this bill does.""We hoped there would be an opportunity for a bipartisan conversation on taxes and how we can invest in the middle class and working people and our small businesses and unfortunately that didnt happen," he added.

Left-leaning actress Natasha Lyonne is at the forefront of Hollywood efforts to get the government to address creators' concerns about AI infringing on their work."My primary interest is that people get paid for their lifes work," Lyonne said in a report in the Wall Street Journal.The story detailed Lyonne's efforts to lobby Hollywood heavyweights to sign onto her letter to the Trump administration in March, urging against the loosening of regulations around AI, which they deem a potential threat to their intellectual property without proper protections in place.The WSJ noted the White House's pending AI action plan "could influence how U.S. copyright rules are applied to training large language models," with tech companies like Google and OpenAI saying they need such models to keep theirs up to date and compete globally with rivals like China.REPUBLICANS SCRAP DEAL IN 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL' TO LOWER RESTRICTIONS ON STATES' AI REGULATIONSThe Hollywood letter said the companies "are arguing for a special government exemption so they can freely exploit Americas creative and knowledge industries, despite their substantial revenues and available funds. There is no reason to weaken or eliminate the copyright protections that have helped America flourish."Lyonne and more than 400 others, including such figures as Paul McCartney, Ron Howard and Ben Stiller, signed the letter.Lyonne, known for her roles in the series "Poker Face" and "Russian Doll," is a partner in a new studio called Asteria, which describes itself as "an artist-led generative AI film and animation studio powered by the first clean and ethical AI model."Like many figures in Hollywood, Lyonne is not a fan of the president, endorsing Kamala Harris in 2024 and posting in a now-deleted X post in 2020 about turning Texas blue to defeat Trump.Earlier this year, she told The Hollywood Reporter she was concerned for marginalized communities, saying of Trump, "Its very weird to have like a showbiz guy in charge, is surreal. Im actually pretty horrified by how strategic and effective this whole thing has been."FEDERAL AI POWER GRAB COULD END STATE PROTECTIONS FOR KIDS AND WORKERSShe added she was concerned that 12-year-olds wouldn't be able to get abortions, later clarifying that she was referring to young victims of rape or incest who may be forced to give birth.The WSJ reported that Trump officials were unsure whether they'd take any action on the AI front, due to the complexities involved and having to take one side over another.There have been mixed rulings on the subject as well, with fair use arguments favoring companies like Meta and Anthropic in two cases last month because the copyrighted material used to train their AI models was sufficiently transformed, the Wall Street Journal reported. But others have favored copyright holders, depending on the context.OpenAI and Google put forth their own submissions earlier this year to the White House Office of Science and Technology asking their respective companies to be able to train their models on copyrighted material."The federal government can both secure Americans freedom to learn from AI and avoid forfeiting our AI lead to the PRC [People's Republic of China] by preserving American AI models ability to learn from copyrighted material," OpenAIs letter states.SCARLETT JOHANSSON TAKES AIM AT COMPANIES USING HER LIKENESS, VOICE IN AIGoogles letter states, "Balanced copyright rules, such as fair use and text-and-data mining exceptions, have been critical to enabling AI systems to learn from prior knowledge and publicly available data, unlocking scientific and social advances. These exceptions allow for the use of copyrighted, publicly available material for AI training without significantly impacting rightsholders and avoid often highly unpredictable, imbalanced, and lengthy negotiations with data holders during model development or scientific experimentation."This week, a deal that had been reached between Sens. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, over how states can regulate artificial intelligence was pulled from President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful" bill.The collapsed agreement would have required states seeking to access hundreds of millions of dollars in AI infrastructure funding in the "big, beautiful" billto refrain from adopting new regulations on the technology for five years, a compromise down from the original 10 years.The White House didn't respond to a request for comment. Fox News Digital also reached out to Lyonne's representatives, as well as Google and OpenAI, for comment.Fox News Digital's Elizabeth Stanton, Landon Mion and Kelly Phares contributed to this report.

Joey Chestnut was not the only big name back in Coney Island for the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.The People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) made their presence known outside the Coney Island staple on Friday before Chestnut took the stage.Members of the organization distributed vegan hot dogs to people along the boardwalk, all while hundreds of Nathan's franks were being prepped for the competitive eaters.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMPrior to the event, PETA said to Fox News Digital that "Tommy Tofu and his PETA pals will be right there at Nathans Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, distributing hundreds of tasty vegan hot dogs as they challenge hungry spectators to enjoy a free, flavorful Fourth that is also animal-friendly.""Vegan hot dogs are delicious and kind, and who really wants to support slaughterhouses -- the word is enough -- by buying what comes out of them," PETA executive Tracy Reiman said in a statement. "PETA encourages everyone to let freedom ring for all by leaving animals in peace this Fourth of July and beyond."JOEY CHESTNUT RECLAIMS HOT DOG EATING CONTEST TITLE AFTER LAST YEAR'S ABSENCE BY DOWNING 70.5 FRANKSChestnut returned to the competition after missing last year due to partnering with a plant-based brand, Impossible Foods.He looked almost as good as ever, downing 70.5 dogs and buns in the 10-minute span. It was his 17th victory in his last 18 tries (he lost to Matt Stonie in 2015), and it was the seventh time he eclipsed the 70-wiener mark.The PETA presence did not compare to the protester that Chestnut put in a headlock back in 2022, but it's yet another appearance from the animal activist group. Last year, PETA planned to "bombard the competition's spectators" and brought a truck to encourage fans to go vegan.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Mexican boxer Julio Csar Chvez Jr. was arrested by ICE on Thursday for deportation. The arrest came just days after Chvez's loss to YouTuber Jake Paul in Anaheim, California, on the last weekend of June.Chvez was arrested for overstaying his visa and lying on a green card application. He was being processed for expedited removal, according to U.S. authorities.News of the arrest set the fighting community into a frenzy, with Chvez Jr. suddenly emerging as a prominent figure in the nation's ongoing deportation saga.According to the Department of Homeland Security, Chvez Jr. has been charged with several crimes while in the U.S.On Jan. 22, 2012, California Highwaay Patrol arrested Chvez and charged him with DUI alcohol/drugs and driving without a license. On June 23, 2012, the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, convicted Chvez of the offense of driving under the influence of alcohol and sentenced him to 13 days in jail and 36 months probation.On Jan. 14, 2023, a District Judge issued an arrest warrant for Chvez, for the offense of organized crime for the purpose of committing crimes of weapons trafficking and manufacturing crimes, in the modality of those who participate in clandestinely bringing weapons, ammunition, cartridges, explosives into the country; and those who manufacture weapons, ammunition, cartridges, and explosives without the corresponding permit.On Jan. 7, 2024, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested Chavez and charged him with Illegal Possession of an assault weapon and manufacture or import short-barreled rifle. The court convicted Chavez of these charges.'DHS also suspects Chavez is allegedly believed to be an affiliate of the Sinaloa Cartel, a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. Chavezs application was based on his marriage to a U.S. citizen, who is connected to the Sinaloa Cartel through a prior relationship with the now-deceased son of the infamous cartel leader Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, according to DHS.Meanwhile, Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum said Friday that Mexico hadnt previously arrested boxer Chvez Jr. on a 2023 arrest order, because he had been mostly in the U.S. at that time."The hope is that he will be deported and serve the sentence in Mexico," Sheinbaum said during her daily news briefing Friday, referring to charges that Chvez faces for arms and drug trafficking.The boxer was nearly cast out of the countrymonths ago.According to DHS, in December 2024, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services had made a referral to ICE that Chvez was an "egregious public safety threat," but Chavez was allowed to reenter the country on Jan. 4, 2025 after records indicated the Biden Administration had not made him an immigration enforcement priority.After the Biden administration allowed Chavez to reenter the country and paroled him into the country at the San Ysidro port of entry, per DHS.Chvez Jr.'s father, Julio Csar Chvez Sr., is a multiple-time world champion in three different weight divisions. Chvez Sr. reportedly grew up in an abandoned railroad car with his five sisters and four brothers, according to a 1993 article by the South Florida Sun Sentinel.The father is considered one of the most beloved athletes in Mexican history and a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame.During Chvez Jr.'s childhood, his father would regularly take him and his brother into the ring before fights.However, Chvez Jr. has also posted multiple videos on TikTok in which he accuses his father of abuse.Chvez Sr. struggled with drugs, especially alcohol and cocaine."At first I [could] control it, but I just needed more alcohol and more cocaine and more and more," Chavez Sr. told NPR in a 2015 interview. "That's when the problems really started. That's when the failures began, the defeats."Chavez Jr. also developed a drug habit.In 2009, Chvez Jr. tested positive for furosemide, a diuretic that can be used for weight cutting or as a masking agent for other substances. This resulted in a suspension and fine. In 2012, after losing to Sergio Martinez, he tested positive for marijuana. He received a fine and a nine-month suspension. In 2017, he tested positive for marijuana before a fight with Canelo Alvarez.Then in 2020, Chvez Jr. was suspended indefinitely for refusing to take a drug test.When Chvez Jr. was arrested on gun charges in January 2024, he was later freed on a $50,000 bond on the condition he go to a residential drug treatment facility.Chvez Jr. won his first title in 2009 in the World Boxing Council Latino super featherweight division. The next year he won the vacant WBC silver middleweight crown, defeating John Duddy by unanimous decision.In June 2011, Chvez Jr. won his greatest victory at that point, defeating Sebastian Zbik by majority decision in the WBC middleweight title in Los Angeles.He then successfully defended the crown three times against Peter Manfredo Jr., Marco Antonio Rubio and Andy Lee.Chvez Jr. made his pay-per-view debut in 2012 against Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez of Argentina, who is 11 years older than Chavez Jr., but it proved to be his first loss. Martinez defeated Chvez by unanimous decision.After the fight, Chvez was suspended for nine months and fined $900,000 by the Nevada State Athletic Commission after he tested positive for marijuana.In 2017, Chvez Jr. fought Canelo Alvarez in Las Vegas in his second pay-per-view fight, but lost that one too by unanimous decision. He stopped fighting for two years, and then in 2019 he lost to former middleweight champion Daniel Jacobs in Las Vegas. Chvez Jr. then fought again in Mexico, including a loss to former mixed martial arts champion Anderson Silva by split decision in 2021.After a three-year break from the ring, in which Chvez Jr. was dealing with his legal and substance issues, he returned last July, beating Uriah Hall in Tampa, Florida.Then came his highly-anticipated match with Jake Paul in Anaheim last weekend, where the YouTuber won by unanimous decision to earn an official WBA cruiserweight ranking.And then after news of the Mexican's arrest on Thursday, Paul took to X to post an American flag emoji.

Google Photos has always been a handy way to store and organize your pictures, but its latest feature, Ask Photos, is taking things to a whole new level.Powered by Google's Gemini AI, Ask Photos lets you search your photo library using natural language. Let's take a look at what makes Google Photos AI search so different, what's improved and how it could change the way you interact with your memories.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 myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERMETA AIS NEW CHATBOT RAISES PRIVACY ALARMSAsk Photos is Google's new AI-powered search tool inside Google Photos. Instead of typing simple keywords or scrolling endlessly, you can now ask complex questions. Some examples are, "Show me the best photo from each national park I've visited," or "What did I eat on my trip to Italy?" The AI understands context, dates, locations and even themes, making it easier to find exactly what you're looking for.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?Ask Photos uses the Gemini AI model, designed specifically for understanding the content and context of your images. When you ask a question, Gemini analyzes your photos, looking at things like location, people and even the quality of each shot. For example, if you ask for the best birthday party photos, it can identify party themes and highlight your favorite moments.You can use Ask Photos for both simple and complex searches:After pausing the rollout earlier this year to address speed and quality issues, Google resumed and expanded Ask Photos to more users in the U.S. Now, Ask Photos displays classic search results alongside Gemini AI results on a single page, streamlining your search experience. Simple searches like "cats" or "nature" deliver instant results, while complex queries return faster and more accurate answers. If you prefer classic search, you can opt out of Ask Photos at any time by visiting your app settings and toggling off the "Search with Ask Photos" feature. This flexibility lets you search the way you want.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREAsk Photos rolls out to more eligible users in the U.S., beyond early access testers. Requirements include being 18 or older, using English (U.S.) as your account language and enabling Face Groups. Google confirms your private photos remain untouched by advertising, and only specific queries may be reviewed to improve the service. Your answers stay private unless you contact support.Google Photos AI search is making it easier than ever to find specific memories, whether you're looking for a single photo or trying to remember the details of a special event. With natural language search and the power of Gemini AI, Ask Photos could become the smartest way to browse your photo library.How comfortable are you with AI analyzing your personal photos, and where do you draw the line between convenience and privacy? Let us know by writing to us atCyberguy.com/ContactSign 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 myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERCopyright 2025 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

The same issues that drove the Founders to declare independence from the Crown in 1776 drove 77 million Americans to the polls in 2024: heavy taxes, weak leadership, and an overreaching government numb to the needs of its citizens. President Trump won in a landslide victory by offering powerful solutions to each of these problems. He is the American people's declaration of independence from business as usual in Washington.The president seeks to serve "the forgotten men and women of America." And the One Big, Beautiful Bill, which he signs into law today, is central to that mission. This historic legislation will make life more affordable for all Americans by unleashing parallel prosperitythe idea that Main Street and Wall Street can grow together.NEW PROJECTION SIGNALS GOOD NEWS FOR FAMILIES, WORKERS IN TRUMP'S 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL'The One Big, Beautiful Bill represents the priorities of the new Republican Party, which includes millions of working-class Americans who once called themselves Democrats. This bill builds on the blue-collar renaissance started by President Trump.Since President Trump took office in January, blue-collar wages have increased 1.7%. This represents the largest increase in working-class wages to start a presidency in more than 50 years. For comparison, working-class wages decreased during the same period under every single president since Richard Nixon with only one exceptionPresident Trump in his first term.Key to sparking the presidents second blue-collar boom has been his efforts to end illegal immigration. The open-border policy of previous administrations accelerated our nations affordability crisis. The influx of millions of illegal aliens put an unsustainable strain on healthcare, housing, education and welfare. It also supported a black market in labor that artificially suppressed working-class wages for decades. But that ends with the One Big Beautiful Bill.The One Big Beautiful Bill is more than just a tax bill. It works to ensure that illegal immigrants are not taking advantage of the safety net created for Americans. The bill also funds the completion of the border wall and provides resources to hire thousands of additional federal agents to protect our country against future illegal immigration. The goal is to redirect the estimated $249 billion inannualwages paid to illegal workers to lawful workers and American citizens. Ending the black market of undocumented labor by funding enforcement of our existing immigration laws will result in a massive pay raise for the working class.We have seen American workers benefit from the presidents economic approach before. Under President Trumps 2017 tax cuts, the net worth of the bottom 50% of households increased faster than the net worth of the top 10% of households. That will happen again under the One Big Beautiful Bill.The bill prevents a $4.5 trillion tax hike on the American people. This will allow the average worker to keep an additional $4,000 to $7,200 in annual real wages and allow the average family of four to keep an additional $7,600 to $10,900 in take-home pay. Add to this the presidents ambitious deregulation agenda, which could save the average family of four an additional $10,000. For millions of Americans, these savings are the difference between being able to make a mortgage payment, buy a car, or send a child to college.The president is delivering on his promise to seniors as well. The bill provides an additional $6,000 deduction for seniors,which will mean that 88% of seniors receiving Social Security income will pay no tax on their Social Security benefits.The One Big Beautiful Bill also codifies no tax on tips and no tax on overtime payboth policies designed to provide financial relief to Americas working class. These tax breaks will ensure Main Street workers keep more of their hard-earned income. And they will bolster productivity by rewarding Americans who work extra hours. All Americans can learn how President Trumps tax cuts will impact their lives for the better witha new White House calculator.These productivity-enhancing measures dovetail with the second booster in the blue-collar boom: providing 100% expensing for new factories and existing factories that expand operations, plus car loan interest deductibility to support Made-in-America.Economic security is national security. This became especially clear during COVID, which exposed glaring vulnerabilities in our critical supply chains. By providing 100% expensing for factoriesin addition to rebalancing trade to encourage greater domestic productionPresident Trump is fortifying our supply chains and reawakening the might of Americas industrial base.To help fuel this effort, the president is unleashing American energy by removing onerous regulations, increasing oil and gas lease sales, eliminating the perverse subsidies of the Green New Scam, and refilling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. These measures will make life more affordable for American families by bringing down the costs of gas and electricity across the country.CLICK HERE FOR MORE FOX NEWS OPINIONThrough the One Big Beautiful Bill, President Trump is taking a bottom-up approach to restoring the economy. To that end, the bill makes the 2017 tax cuts permanent to give businesses of all sizes the certainty they need to grow, hire, and plan for the long term. It also provides targeted relief for small businesses by more than doubling the cap on overall small business expensing. These tax provisions will put billions of dollars back in the hands of Americas small business owners, which they can then use to expand their workforce and reinvigorate Main Street.The intent of all these policiesbe it tax cuts for the working class, full expensing for manufacturers, or new deductions for small businessesis the same: to improve the lives of Americans on every rung of the economic ladder. With visionary leadership, President Trump is laying the foundation for the Golden Age he promised through tax deals, trade deals, peace deals, and deregulation.The One Big Beautiful Bill will Make America Affordable Again. It will cement the blue-collar boom, reignite U.S. manufacturing, and unleash the commercial potential of the greatest economy in the world. Today marks the passage of the largest tax cut in history for our nations workers. It is a tribute to the Founders who demanded lower taxes themselves and is the perfect way to begin Americas 250th anniversary celebration.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM SCOTT BESSENT

With Independence Day and the United States 250th anniversary just a year away, one Missouri company is stitching its way into history.Allied Materials, based in Kansas City, has been manufacturing since 1951. The company now builds about 1,000 flags per day, with many destined for military funerals, government buildings and patriotic front porches nationwide."This is kind of our Christmas," said Tyler Young, president of Allied Materials. "We start preparing months in advance, building extra inventory because we know this is the weekend Americans will show their patriotism most fervently."AMERICAN FLAGS FOR FAMILIES, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ARE AT THE HEART OF THIS ENDEAVORThe company is the largest vertically integrated flag manufacturer in the U.S., producing over 300,000 flags per year for federal agencies alone including the U.S. Senate, the Department of Defense and military bases around the world."We make federal government-compliant flags," Young said. "That means every single component is sourced in America from the cotton seed to the dyed fabric. There are no corners cut, no costs spared. It truly is the best flag you can put in front of your home."TRUMP ANNOUNCES HE WILL KICK OFF INDEPENDENCE DAY WEEKEND WITH 'VERY SPECIAL' PATRIOTIC EVENTEach flag begins with American-grown cotton or nylon, which is dyed, rolled and cut into stripes. Those are sewn together in Kansas City and joined with embroidered star fields made in the companys Louisiana facility. Every flag is inspected and trimmed before the final touch: metal grommets that make them ready to fly."From start to finish, that flag may only take a couple hours," Young said. "But the purpose it serves lasts a lifetime."For many of Allieds employees, that purpose is personal.DISABLED VETERAN FIGHTS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION LAWSUIT OVER FLAGPOLE IN FLORIDA YARD"These people work really hard," said longtime machine technician Terry Walker. "Every fallen veteran gets one of these flags. And its an honor to work here."Young said that seriousness is shared company-wide. "The next time someone sees this flag, it may be draped over a veterans coffin. It needs to be perfect. We owe it to that soldier and their family to honor their sacrifice."As the U.S. looks ahead to its semiquincentennial in 2026, Allied is preparing for what could be the largest flag-flying event in American history.PLAN AN EPIC INDEPENDENCE DAY MOVIE MARATHON WITH THESE TVS AND PROJECTORS"Were starting our marketing plan now and building inventory this fall," Young said. "We want to be ready for everyone whether theyre a homeowner looking to fly a flag or a government agency planning a ceremony. Well be here."According to STG Logistics, roughly 94% of American flags sold in the U.S. are made domestically a point of pride for Young, especially as recent tariffs on imports disrupted global supply chains.MAKE SURE YOUR KIDS HAVE FUN ON INDEPENDENCE DAY WITH THESE FOURTH OF JULY ESSENTIALS"When other suppliers were hit by tariffs, we werent," he said. "It was actually kind of fun to call our customers and say, Today youre getting a call from an American manufacturer who makes American-made products with American raw materials."Allieds flags range in size from two feet by three feet up to ten by fifteen, and each one meets federal standards for stitching, star size and durability whether its headed to a front yard or the steps of the Capitol."A flag isnt just a product," Young said. "Its a symbol of our nations history and of everyone whos been part of the fabric of this country."

The National Guard was deployed in Texas on Friday after a devastating river flood killed more than a dozen people and swept away dozens of children at a local Christian camp.Heavy rain on Friday morning caused the Guadalupe River to rise nearly 30 feet in 45 minutes.Officials confirmed at least 13 people are dead, including adults and children.At least 20 children attending Camp Mystic remain missing, according to Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. The camp, which had more than 750 attendees, is being evacuated via helicopter.TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY CLOSES CAPITOL GROUNDS FOLLOWING 'CREDIBLE THREAT' TO LAWMAKERSKerrville Mayor Joe Herring Jr. issued a disaster declaration amid emergency evacuations.Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said in a statement on X the state is surging all available resources to respond to the devastating flooding in Kerr County."That includes water rescue teams, sheltering centers, the National Guard, the Texas Department of Public Safety," Abbott wrote. "The immediate priority is saving lives."Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, posted on X asking for prayers."Please pray right now for everyone in the Hill Country, especially Camp Mystic," Cruz wrote on X. "Today, Ive spoken with Gov Abbott, Lt. Gov Patrick, the head of TDEM & President Trump. Multiple helicopters are performing search & rescue. President [Donald] Trump committed ANYTHING Texas needs."FLOODS KILL AT LEAST 111 AS NORTHERN NIGERIA BATTLES CLIMATE CHANGE, DRY SPELLS AND HEAVY RAINFALLThe Kerrville Public Utility Board outage map showed nearly 3,000 people were without power, as of 3 p.m. eastern time.Local funeral homes told Fox News Digital they are completely overwhelmed.TEXAS DRIVER CATCHES DRAMATIC PARTIAL OVERPASS COLLAPSE ON VIDEOA local Walmart is being used as a temporary reunification center and shelters have been activated, according to the City of Kerrville Police Department.The Red Cross is assisting, according to the Kerr County Sheriff's Office.Kerr County spokesperson and county Judge Rob Kelley and the Kerr County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.