Actor Mark Ruffalo knocked Joe Rogan for being "late" to criticize President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policies in a social media post Sunday.The "Avengers" star called out the popular podcast host after Rogan described ICE raids on workplaces as "insane" during a recent episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience.""Dear Joe Rogan. Its a little late now to pretend like Project 2025 didnt exist and wasnt the play book all along. You are either not that smart or not that dumb. Its hard to tell at this point," Ruffalo wrote on Instagram Threads.Rogan, who endorsed Trump on the eve of the 2024 election and interviewed him during the campaign, criticized the president's immigration raids at construction sites and other workplaces, during a conversation with Replit CEO Amjad Masad.TRUMP URGES 'TEMPORARY PASS' FROM IMMIGRATION CRACKDOWN FOR KEY INDUSTRIES: 'I CHERISH OUR FARMERS'"We were told there would be no well, theres two things that are insane," Rogansaid on the July 2 episode. "One is the targeting of migrant workers. Not cartel members, not gang members, not drug dealers. Just construction workers. Showing up in construction sites, raiding them. Gardeners. Like, really?"Rogan did not return Fox News Digital's request for comment on Ruffalo's remarks.Trump announced last week that his administration was "working on" exemptions for laborers in the farming and hotel industries in response to concerns raised by farmers and hospital operators about losing valuable members of their workforce in the sweeping immigration raids.Trump said workers who have spent years in the U.S. labor force, particularly in the agriculture and hospitalityindustries, may be eligible for a new type of work permit that would allow them to remain in the country legally, pay taxes and continue working but without receiving citizenship."Were going to take care of our farmers and hotel workers, but we're working on it right now. And Ron [DeSantis is] going to be involved," Trump said last Tuesday during a tour of a new immigration detention camp in Floridas Everglades that is surrounded by alligators, "Alligator Alcatraz."TRUMP DIRECTS ICE TO EXPAND DEPORTATION EFFORTS IN AMERICA'S LARGEST CITIES"They can be here legally. They can pay taxes and everything. They're not getting citizenship, but they get other things. And the farmers need them to do the work," Trump said. "Without those people, you're not going to be able to run your farm."Ruffalo, an outspoken progressive activist born in the U.S., rallied against the administration's immigration policies at a "No Kings" protest in New York City on June 14, where he wore a hat with the word "immigrant" emblazoned on it and made various statements about the value of immigrants to America.The actor claimed that Trump and conservatives are scapegoating migrants for the problems created by Americas majority population and billionaires."Well, were seeing whats happening. First of all, were understanding that the immigrants arent the criminals. If you look at the statistics, most of the crimes committed in this country are by White people non-immigrants," he told activist group New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) at the rally.He also called on people to come together to "take our country back" from billionaires.

Caitlin Clarks presence on the Indiana Fever led to opposing teams changing venues to a larger seating capacity to host thousands more fans than usual for games.But this years first-round pick, Dallas Wings All-Star guard Paige Bueckers, makes the draw even bigger on Aug. 1 when these teams are set to face off in Dallas.The American Airlines Center, home to the NBAs Dallas Mavericks and the NHLs Dallas Stars, will be the site for Fever-Wings on that date as its expected to fit around 20,000 spectators.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Wings usual home court is found at the College Park Center in Arlington, which fits just 7,000 fans.This matchup is dubbed "The Sequel," as these two teams played in a sold-out American Airlines Center on June 27.CAITLIN CLARK TO MISS FEVER-WINGS MATCHUP AS GROIN INJURY SIDELINES WNBA STAR FOR SECOND STRAIGHT GAMEIt was a high-scoring bout, where the Fever came away with the victory on the road, 94-86. Clark, who was dealing with an injury, didnt play in the game, but Bueckers led her team with 27 points and six assists in the loss.For Indiana, Kelsey Mitchell exploded for 32 points, seven assists and three rebounds, while Alyiah Boston added 21 points, six rebounds and three assists in the win.Clarks status now remains uncertain, as shes missed the last five contests with a groin injury. She also dealt with a left quad strain earlier this season, which also led to five missed games.Clark has played just nine games this year, averaging 18.2 points, five rebounds and 8.9 assists per game. The Fever have been able to keep strong during her absences, owning a 9-9 overall record, which puts them third in the Eastern Conference.Meanwhile, the Wings didnt get the resurgence they thought would come by adding Bueckers and others this offseason. They own the worst record in the Western Conference at 6-13 on the year.But Bueckers has been showing out in her rookie season, averaging 18.7 points, 4.3 rebounds and 5.7 assists, as she earned what should be the first of many All-Star nods.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

After Zohran Mamdani, New York City's leading mayoral candidate, pledged to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits the city, Netanyahu responded to questions about whether he's worried.In December, Mamdani,who identifies as a democratic socialist and is the Democratic Partys nominee for New York City mayor, said, "as mayor, New York City would arrest Benjamin Netanyahu.""This is a city that our values are in line with international law. Its time that our actions are also," Mamdani said, referring to the International Criminal Court issuing an arrest warrant against Netanyahu as well as Israeli Defense MinisterYoav Gallant.Netanyahu met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday evening to discuss a range of topics, including Iran and Israels ongoing war with Hamas. NETANYAHU SURPRISES TRUMP WITH FORMAL NOBEL PEACE PRIZE NOMINATION DURING HISTORIC WHITE HOUSE MEETINGWhen asked whether he was worried about the possibility of facing arrest in Americas largest city, Netanyahu said, "I'm not concerned about that."The prime minister added, "I'm going to come there with the President Trump and we'll see."He went on to say that Mamdanis threat is "silly in many ways, because it's just not serious."Trump also chimed in, saying, "We dont know who the mayor is going to be yet, but this is a communist. He's not a socialist. He's a communist, and he's said some really bad things about Jewish people."TOP IRANIAN CLERIC CALLS FOR TRUMP'S EXECUTION"He might make it," Trump said. "But, you know, it all comes through the White House. He needs the money through the White House. He needs a lot."He's going to behave. He'll behave. He better behave. Otherwise, hes going to have big problems."Hearkening back to an earlier question asked by reporters, Netanyahu said, "what is serious" is whether there can be a two-state solution in Gaza that does not pose an existential threat to the Israeli people."Look, there's enough craziness in the world, but I guess it never ends," he said. "After October 7th, people said the Palestinians had a state, Hamas state in Gaza, and look what they did with it. They didn't build it up. They built down two bunkers into terror tunnels, after which they massacred our people, raped our women, beheaded our men, invaded our cities and our towns and our kibbutzim and did horrendous, horrendous massacres, the kind of which we didn't see since World War two and the Nazis, the Holocaust."ISRAEL HAMMERS HOUTHIS WITH AIRSTRIKES, REBELS RESPOND AMID RED SEA FLARE-UP"So people aren't likely to say, let's just give them another state. It'll be a platform to destroy Israel," he added. "We'll work up a peace with our Palestinian neighbors, those who don't want to destroy us, and we'll work out a peace in which our security, the sovereign power of security, always remains in our hands.""Now, people will say it's not a complete state. It's not a state, it's not that, we don't care," he said. "You know, we vowed, never again. Never again is now, it's not going to happen again."

University of Houston professor David McNally proposed renaming his school to "George Floyd University" and abolishing tuition and grades at the Socialism 2025 conference Saturday.While wearing a keffiyeh, McNally spoke on a panel in Chicago about what fighting the state would look like in the "context of growing an insurgent mass movement." Among McNally's ideas for the "de-stateification" of the University of Houston, which is a public university, included honoring Floyd after his highly publicized death in May 2020."We would open the university up in such a way that it becomes a resource of the broader community," McNally said. "And I can tell you with great confidence that in the Third Ward of Houston, that means that we will be renamed the George Floyd University."He pointed out that Floyd grew up in the Third Ward and went to school close to the campus before moving to Minneapolis.UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON DOWNTOWN REMOVES FACULTY PLEDGE ON 'ANTI-RACISM' FOLLOWING 'COMPELLED SPEECH' CONCERNSMcNally also recounted his experience of watching the George Floyd Black Lives Matter protests in June 2020, where he saw police officers being overwhelmed by protesters."All of a sudden you got a glimpse of what it means when we control the streets because the cops were backing off. They were completely outnumbered," McNally recalled. "You begin to sense what happens when the balance of social forces, even in one small situation, shifts and how the horizons of possibility change. For that period of time, that part of downtown Houston was not in their hands anymore. It was in our hands. It was in insurgent hands."In the aftermath of Floyds death, the University of Houston hosted multiple courses and projects centered around racial oppression. This included 2022s Project on Race and Capitalism, which was directed by McNally.McNally suggested that the "social insurgency" he's seen from the anti-Israel campus protests could be the next insurgent moment they would need to enact change if it could be "dramatically extended."His other proposals were abolishing campus police and replacing them with "democratically constituted and elected safety committees," restoring the LGBTQ+ center, declaring the school a "sanctuary campus" from ICE officers and fighting to "abolish tuition and grades."The University of Houston closed down its LGBTQ+ center in 2023 after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law Senate Bill 17, which banned diversity, equity and inclusion offices in public schools.MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESS OWNER 'FEELS BAD' FOR THE COPS, BLAMES CITY FOR VIOLENCE THAT HURT HIS LIVELIHOODIn a statement to Fox News Digital, a spokesperson for the school said that McNallys comments did not "represent the views of the University of Houston." However, they added, while faculty members enjoy First Amendment rights, the "context, setting or other circumstances" of the comments could "impact those rights."Fox News Digital also reached out to McNally for comment.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Keli Rabon, a mother of two sons who safely escaped flooding at a Texas camp, described the harrowing moment she realized the regions high waters were"far more serious" than she initially believedon "The Story.""Once I saw the statement from Camp Mystic that your daughter is okay if you've not been notified yet, I thought, oh my gosh, this is far more serious than that initial text message [on July 4th] would have led me to believe," Rabon recalled Monday. "And then within a couple of hours, I decided I needed to get in the car and go, you know, a mom on a mission to get to my kids."CHRISTIAN GIRLS SUMMER CAMP DEVASTATED BY FLOODS HOLDS DECADES-LONG HISTORY WITH PRESIDENTS, TEXAS POLITICOSThe mother shared she rushed from Houston to Camp La Junta, where her two sons, ages7 and 9-years-old, were staying.Their flooded camp is located six miles from Camp Mystic,which currently mourns the loss of 27 campers and counselors. At least 100 total have died from the floods, according to authorities.Rabon attributed her sons safe evacuation from the flood to their camp counselors bravery."As the water started to come in, his brave camp counselors, who are really just kids themselves college kids they encouraged the boys to get on the first bunk, then to get on the second bunk," she relayed. "Then, before you know it, they were lifting the little boys up into the rafters to keep themout of harm's way."Rabon described her 7-year-old as still being in a "state of shock," adding that he remembers the water being high enough to break the window.TEXAS FLOODING VICTIMS INCLUDE DALLAS CATHOLIC SCHOOL SISTERS, CAMP COUNSELOR, WALMART EMPLOYEE"I just can't imagine how terrifying this was," Rabon shared. "And it was happening, you know, as it was dark. No power, you're so unfamiliar in this situation. How do you ever prepare for that?"A childhood attendee of Hill Country camps herself, the mother addressed whether she would ever send her sons to camp again."I need to think it through, but I can tell you that Brayden, my older one, with two summers of camp under his belt, says in a heartbeat he would go back," Rabon admitted.Her sons said they are comfortable with her discussing such a distressing situation because they want to "represent the pride" they have in Camp La Junta, Rabon added.In Kerr County, the Guadalupe River rose more than 25 feet within an hour, state officials report. President Donald Trump has declared the regions flash flooding a "100-year catastrophe" and plans to visit Hill Country on Friday.

The Chicago White Sox were in mourning on Monday night, as they played their first home game since the death of former pitcher Bobby Jenks, who died at 44 years old after battling cancer.The team, wearing a No. 45 patch on their jerseys to commemorate Jenks, held a moment of silence after showing a tribute video to those in the stands on Monday night at Rate Field.The No. 45 patches will be worn for the remainder of the 2025 season.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt was a somber moment, but an expected one to honor Jenks following news of his death over the weekend.Jenks announced in February that he was dealing with Stage 4 adenocarcinoma, a form of stomach cancer. He was in a hospital bed when he made the announcement to MLB.com after moving to Portugal to be closer to his wifes family.BOBBY JENKS, CLOSER FOR WHITE SOX WORLD SERIES-WINNING TEAM, DEAD AT 44"We have lost an iconic member of the White Sox family today," White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said in a statement."None of us will ever forget that ninth inning of Game 4 in Houston, all that Bobby did for the 2005 World Series champions and for the entire Sox organization during his time in Chicago. He and his family knew cancer would be his toughest battle, and he will be missed as a husband, father, friend and teammate. He will forever hold a special place in all our hearts."While Jenks did not divulge his situation other than the diagnosis, he did say he hoped to be a part of the White Soxs 20th anniversary celebration of their 2005 World Series victory. That will be this Friday when Chicago takes on the Cleveland Guardians.Jenks played seven seasons in MLB, six of which with the White Sox. He had great success when he debuted with them in 2005, earning a 2.75 ERA over 32 games while striking out 11.4 batters per nine innings.Due to his consistency on the mound, Jenks would end up being the closer through the teams World Series run that season, and he pitched in all four games as the White Sox swept the Houston Astros to win it all.Jenks went on to earn back-to-back All-Star bids in 2006 and 2007, while finishing his career with a 3.53 ERA. The other team he played for was the Boston Red Sox before retiring after the 2011 season.Jenks also battled with alcoholism and drug addiction, which effectively ended his career before becoming sober in 2012.Jenks is survived by his wife and six children, four of whom were from a previous marriage.Fox News Ryan Morik contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

KERRVILLE, TEXAS Business owners in Texas are rolling up their sleeves to serve those who serve others.As first responders work to comb through the debris and destruction, the owners and staff at Billy Genes are cooking up Hill Country favorites for the men and women helping their community."On the day that it happened, we just started," Crystal Smith, who owns Billy Genes with her husband, told Fox News Digital. "We knew they were coming out, we knew they're going to be working 24/7, so that's the way that we can help the community."Smith praised the men and women arriving in the area "to help our little slice of heaven" after a devastating flood swept through the area over the weekend.FOX CORPORATION LAUNCHES RELIEF CAMPAIGN FOLLOWING DEVASTATING TEXAS FLOODSFirst responders have shown up for the famous food and, according to Smith, they left full and happy."Everyone is very appreciative that it comes in, they want a home-cooked meal. People have been giving us hugs that have come in and gotten a meal saying thank you. And we're really the ones to be thankful, we're thankful for them," she said.TEXAS TURNS TO FAITH AS GOV. ABBOTT DECLARES 'DAY OF PRAYER' AMID DEVASTATING FLOODSThe restaurant was founded by her in-laws nearly 30 years ago, and when they decided to retire 10 years ago, Crystal and Ty Smith took over. Its clearly a local favorite, as it has been voted Best All-Around Food in Kerrville for the last 10 years and has been voted best chicken fried steak since 2007.When asked about the willingness of the community to not only help each other, but also the first responders, Smith said that it's part of the "spirit" of Texas."We put on our boots and we get to work. That's what we do in the hill country, that's what we do in Texas. That's who we are, that's our spirit," Smith said.TEXAS SCHOOL GATHERS SUPPLIES TO HELP FLOOD-IMPACTED LOCALS AFTER SPOTLIGHT MOVES ONJanyce Karcher, who was born and raised in Kerrville, Texas, spoke with Fox News Digital while waiting for her husband, a retired firefighter, to meet her at Billy Genes."This was much worse than what we have ever experienced in our entire life here in Kerrville," Karcher said. "Even the flood back in 1978 we had almost 20 inches of rain, but it did not do the destruction and we did not see the devastation that we see here today."Karcher has faith that Kerrville will get through the disaster thanks to its "tight-knit community.""We are Kerrville strong. Were gonna overcome this," Karcher told Fox News Digital.Smith is no stranger to the devastation of the floods. She showed Fox News Digital debris behind the restaurant, including a picnic table that she said was not there prior to the flood, despite landing in an upright position. Smith said that they are trying to sort through items in the debris to return them to their rightful owners.While Billy Gene's was not damaged in the flood, a staff member lost everything. She said Billy Genes is providing the employee and her husband with a place to stay and covering their food costs.

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A buzzing commotion has disrupted a picturesque town this summer.A swarm of bees left 24 people injured in an unusual attack on Sunday, The Associated Press (AP) reported.Those walking through Aurillac, a quaint French community, were stung over a 30-minute period, with three people in critical condition evacuated to a hospital. TERRIFYING TREND EMERGES AS MUSIC FESTIVAL FANS SUFFER MYSTERIOUS NEEDLE ATTACKSSome 26,000 people were living in the alp town in 2022, according to the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies. Aurillack is located in the Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes region of France.Pierre Mathonier, mayor of Aurillac, told a local broadcaster that those who were left in critical condition are improving, AP reported.One victim was a 78-year-old who suffered cardiorespiratory arrestand had to be resuscitated.That individual is now in stable condition, while the other two are said to be in "good health," per the mayor.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERMathonier added the attack could have been related to the bees becoming more aggressive over the years.Over a decade ago, Asian hornets were harassing a beehive that was on the roof terrace of a downtown hotel, he told AP.Lt. Col. Michel Cayla, who runs the local fire services, said the attack was "impressive" and he has never seen an attack of this scale.Cayla told French broadcaster TF1, "In terms of the number of victims, the panic among the people and the severity of some of the injuries, it was impressive," as AP reported.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleBee sting symptoms are mostly "minor." Victims can experienceinstant, sharp, burning pain, as well as a welt and swelling, according to the Mayo Clinic.The CDC predicted an annual average of 62 deaths due to bee and hornet stings between 2000-2017 in the United States.The beehive has been removed and relocated outside the town, according to AP.The Associated Press contributed to this report.