A 20-year-old South African woman was found dead aboard a luxury superyacht in the Bahamas, and a fellow crewmember has reportedly been charged in connection with her murder.The Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) said the woman was discovered dead with visible injuries in the engine room of the vessel on July 3, while it was docked at a marina off Harbour Island. Paige Bell, a stewardess from Johannesburg, was identified as the victim by her family on social media.Authorities said Bell was reported missing shortly before 1:00 p.m. When officers arrived at the scene, they found her unresponsive, along with a 39-year-old man who was "suffering from severe injuries to his arms," which police believe were the result of a suicide attempt.A local doctor pronounced Bell dead on board, according to the RBPF statement posted publicly on July 3.TOURIST WHO MISSED NORWEGIAN CRUISE SHIP DISCOVERED DEAD ON MOUNTAIN TRAIL IN ALASKAThe man was later identified in court as Brigido Muoz, a Mexican national and engineer aboard the vessel, according to Our News Bahamas. Police said Muoz was taken into custody, treated at a medical clinic, and charged with murder on Wednesday, July 9, in Magistrate Court in Nassau. He was denied bail and is scheduled to return to court on November 20, the outlet reported."This evening, Mom and Dad... are flying to the Bahamas to begin the painful process of not only bringing their baby girl home, but also seeking justice for the monster that took her life," her sister Chelsey wrote in a public post shared on Facebook on Sunday.In a separate family statement, Bells relatives confirmed her identity and described her death as "brutal."COLLEGE SENIOR KILLED AFTER 'ACCIDENTALLY' FALLING FROM TROPICAL ISLAND HOTEL BALCONY DAYS BEFORE GRADUATION"It is with broken hearts that we share the devastating news that our beautiful Paigeys life was brutally taken from us," the family said on July 4. "We will leave no stone unturned until the guilty is brought to justice."Harbour Island, where the yacht was docked at the time of the incident, is a small but exclusive destination about 60 miles east of Nassau, known for attracting celebrity visitors and superyachts.Bell had previously worked on the motor yacht Sweet Emocean, where former crewmates described her as "more than a teammate she was family."A GoFundMe page created by colleagues and friends has raised more than $42,000 to assist the Bell family with travel and legal costs as well as to retrieve her body. According to the fundraiser, Bell would have turned 21 on July 14. In her honor, her mother has asked supporters to eat red velvet cake, Paige's favorite, and share a photo in remembrance.The RBPF said the murder investigation remains active, and authorities have not released a potential motive.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe Royal Bahamas Police Force did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

A surfer who went missing after paddling out in the ocean Wednesday afternoon was located the next day on a remote island roughly 8 miles from where his bicycle and clothes were found at a beach access point in New South Wales, Australia.The New South Wales Police Force said in a news release Thursday morning the 19-year-old man, later identified as surfer Darcy Deefholts, had been located after being swept away and going missing the day before.Police said Deefholts left his home in Wooli on a bicycle at about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday toward Wooli Beach.After failing to return home, concerned family members contacted police, and a search on land and sea commenced around Wooli Beach.AT LEAST 2 DEAD, 43 MISSING AFTER FERRY SINKS NEAR BALIThe next morning, Deefholts was located safely on a small island called North Solitary, about 8 miles southeast of Wooli Beach.The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported Darcys father, Terry Deefholts, could not believe the news Darcy had been found at about 9 a.m. Thursday."Its kind of surreal. I was at the point of thinking the absolute worst," Terry Deefholts told the station. "I didnt give up hope, but, jeez, I was close."Earlier in the day, the teenager was seen riding his bike around town and fishing at the Wooli breakwall.Family members became concerned Wednesday night after Darcys clothes and bicycle were located at a beach access point in Wooli, just east of Grafton.AMERICAN TOURIST VANISHES IN TROPICAL PARADISE AFTER EARLY MORNING WALK FROM VACATION RENTALMelissa Smith, a family member, told the station Darcy likely went out too far on his surfboard and could not get back to shore."Hes a survivor, a strong boy. He would have known that was a safe place, I guess," she said.ABC reported that family members believed Darcy had a Malibu surfboard with him, though his smartwatch and cellphone were left at home in Wooli.Search efforts continued through about 1 a.m. Thursday and commenced at first light.FREAK ACCIDENT AT THE BEACH SENDS TEEN TO ICU AS MOM WARNS OF WATERFRONT DANGERThursday mornings efforts included six private vessels and a Marine Rescue team, though what was puzzling to some was how calm the sea conditions were and the small amount of wind and swell."There is a fair bit of current running north to south further out, so I suspect he has ended up in [a] current and drifted south," Marine Rescue skipper Matthew McLennan told ABC.Later that morning, one of the search crews found Darcy and reported that he was cold and suffering from exposure, though he was not injured.Darcy was transported to a nearby hospital after returning to shore.A spokesperson from the local health district in Northern New South Wales said in a statement obtained by the station that Darcy was in stable condition and "in good spirits and being supported by family."

Ben Askren continues to battle pneumonia. On Wednesday, the former Olympic wrestler and MMA star revealed he had undergone a double lung transplant.His wife, Amy, said in a series of social media posts Askren was placed on a ventilator in June and placed on a donor list for a lung transplant June 24.YouTube star-turned pro boxer Jake Paul took a moment to direct some praise toward his former opponent. Paul described Askren as "one of the toughest fighters" during his battle with a serious infection.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Shout out to Ben Askren. Just proved that hes one of the toughest fighters of all time," Paul wrote on X Wednesday.Paul's comments surfaced shortly after Askren said he "only died four times" before a lung transplant.FORMER UFC FIGHTER BEN ASKREN RECEIVES DOUBLE LUNG TRANSPLANT DUE TO PNEUMONIA BATTLE, WIFE SAYS"No recollection. Zero idea. No idea what happened," Askren said in a video posted to his social media account about what he recalled most from the past six weeks. "I just read through my wifes journal. Its like a movie. Its ridiculous. I only died four times, where the ticker stopped for about 20 seconds."Askren also said he lost roughly 50 pounds during the 45-day stretch."The thing that was most impeccable to me was all the love I felt," Askren said. "It was almost like I got to have my own funeral."Askren won back-to-back NCAA wrestling titles at Missouri and competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics for the U.S. before moving to MMA, where he fought for Bellator and ONE Championship. He later pivoted to the UFC octagon.Askren stepped away from MMA after a loss to Demian Maia in 2019. He had a record of 19-2 with one no contest.He does have history with Paul. The fighters met in a match in April 2021. Paul won the bout by technical knockout in the first round.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

New York Liberty player Natasha Cloud has been busy on social media bragging about getting reactions out of Trump supporters.Cloud sent a post on Thursday that read, "Day 3 of me living rent free in the Trumpies heads," with a gif of a small child.On Wednesday, Cloud sent a post that read, "Yall I made the Trumpers mad again. This like an every week occurance now..not Im getting to y'all"CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMCloud's posts come just days after she made controversial comments about Trump and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement while speaking to reporters earlier in the week. Cloud, who has been a vocal supporter of socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, gave praise for the candidate while warning Trump against sending ICE to the city."Mamdani, my boy!" she told reporters following a New York Liberty practice.She added, "If Donny wants to come down here, if ICE wants to try and come down here, that's fine.""But [they're] going to learn the hard way New Yorkers really don't f--- around. They don't play about one another. The don't play about this city."Cloud went on to deliver a lengthy rant about her support for socialism and belief that Trump's opposition is "getting to them.""I just think that it's reckless of our president, reckless of this administration but it's also exciting for us, the people, because that's when you know we're getting to them,""That's when you know we're creating change that they don't want. That's when you know we're dismantling a system. For all of us in New York I'm just gonna ask that we continue to be on the right path to history, that we protect one another, that we protect Mamdani and what he wants to do.SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM CALLS OUT WNBA REFS FOR NOT PROTECTING CAITLIN CLARK AFTER STARTING FIGHT TO PROTECT HER"Because ultimately he wants to protect us down the line. He is a Muslim, he is a socialist, he is a Democrat so he's going to get the worst PR of all PRs. They're going to tell you to be scared of him, all this Islamophobia s---, that a socialist is a scary thing for our country moving forwards."Socialism is that everyone has equity, everyone has the same s---, everyone can live the same dignified life of one another and he's going to do it through taxing the rich instead of taxing the poor to give more to the rich."Cloud was heavily criticized for the comments on social media this week.Cloud has emerged as one of the most polarizing figures in the WNBA for comments about Trump.She seemingly reacted to the U.S. militarys strikes on key Iranian nuclear facilities on Saturday night, writing on X, "A sad sad day," and "Grounds for impeachment."She later wrote, "I pi---d all the tumplicans off again Its okay to admit y'all were wrong. [And] also I feel as if its only right y'all enlist for the frontlines first. Not other peoples sons and daughters."In February, Cloud responded to President Donald Trumps decision to eliminate several government DEI programs."The systems of power are working as they always were intended to work," Cloud told The Associated Press. "And its time to break down a system that has only been about White men."Cloud added that she believes the country is putting "money over people.""I understand the business aspect and I understand the human aspect," Cloud said. "Too often this country has put the human aspect aside, and put profit and money over people."Cloud doubled down on her remarks in a social media post days later."Thing is Im not soft, & words dont hurt me lol are we 5? it still remains people over profit," she wrote on X. "If yall truly about being unbiased Google search any overseas media coverage of whats happening in America."Then come back to me and tell me the whole world crazy."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Comedian Andrew Schulz expressed his frustration with President Donald Trumps second term during Thursdays "Flagrant" podcast.Schulz had the then-presidential candidate on his popular podcast a few weeks before the November election. But he has since been disappointed by what he feels like are failed campaign promises from the president."Everything he campaigned on, I believe he wanted to do, and now hes doing the exact opposite thing of every single f---ing thing," Schulz said Thursday.Schulz specifically called out Trump over increasing the national debt, funding foreign wars and the recent announcement that there was no Jeffrey Epstein "client list."10 REASONS THE DOJ AND FBI FACE BACKLASH OVER EPSTEIN FILES FLOPThe podcast host, who said recently he voted for Trump, complained this wasn't what he voted for."Therell be people, theyll DM and say, You see what youre boys doing? You voted for this. Im like, I voted for none of this! Hes doing the exact opposite of everything Ive voted for! I want him to stop the wars, hes funding them. I want him to shrink spending, reduce the budget, hes increasing it. Its like everything that he said hes going to do except sending immigrants back, and now hes even flip-flopped on that which I kindve like," he said, referring to Trump's plan to allow some migrants in the farming industry to remain in the country.Schulz and his fellow hosts also discussed at length the DOJ and FBI announcement on Sunday that disgraced financier and convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide and did not have a client list.Trump officials have been grilled by the media over the revelation, which seemingly contradicts Attorney General Pam Bondi's comments earlier this year about the existence of such a list."It's sitting on my desk right now to review," Bondi told "America Reports" host John Roberts in February. "That's been a directive by President Trump."BONDI UNDER SIEGE AFTER DOJ REVEALS NO EPSTEIN CLIENT LISTTrump scolded a reporter who asked about the news at the White House on Wednesday, calling the question "unbelievable."Schulz mocked the response."So were stupid? Were the f---ing idiots, guys," Schulz said. "Guys, just to let you know, were wasting time. That is, in all seriousness, I think, what is enraging people right now.""Its insulting our intelligence. Obviously, the intelligence community is trying to cover it up. Obviously, the Trump administration is trying to cover it up," he claimed."Something changed, because they ran on the idea of exposing it all, he added."Andrew Schulz knows life is far better in President Trumps America than it would have been under a weak and incompetent President Harris. As a guest on the Flagrant podcast, millions of listeners heard the President lay out his vision for America, and many voted in support of itthats exactly what President Trump is successfully executing. Name the issue, and the President is solving it. From the border to Bidens inflation to fostering world peacethe results speak for themselves," White House spokesman Harrison Fields told Fox News Digital.

A woman was arrested after approaching Mar-a-Lago, claiming she had "an urgent message" for President Donald Trump and stating that there were guns inside her vehicle.The woman, identified as Caroline Shaw, 49, of Orlando, was detained July 7 on accusations of driving with a suspended license and failing to register her vehicle, according to court documents obtained by Fox News Digital.At the time of the incident, Trump was in Washington, D.C., when Shaw allegedly drove what was described by law enforcement as a Mercedes van to the south gate of Mar-a-Lago shortly before 10 p.m. and parked along Southern Boulevard. According to an arrest report, she then walked to the gate and told U.S. Secret Service agents she needed to "speak with Trump urgently."Shaw then informed agents there were guns in her vehicle. Based on Shaw's claim, agents took her into custody and "secured the vehicle pending further investigation."MAN CAUGHT SCALING MAR-A-LAGO WALL WANTED TO 'MARRY' TRUMP'S GRANDDAUGHTER, 'SPREAD THE GOSPEL': REPORTIt was not disclosed if guns were found inside Shaw's vehicle.Records indicate Shaw's drivers license had also been suspended since April 23, 2023, due to unpaid traffic fines, and her cars registration expired in December 2021.On July 9, Shaw remained in custody at the Palm Beach County Jail on $2,000 bond. She entered a not-guilty plea during a court appearance July 8, where a judge prohibited her from going near Trump, Mar-a-Lago or any of his properties.In addition to the vehicle-related misdemeanors, Palm Beach Police also filed a request for a risk protection order, which would bar Shaw from possessing guns or ammunition for at least one year.FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN FOR THREATENING TO ASSASSINATE TRUMP AFTER REELECTIONShaws arrest is the latest in several recent security incidents involving individuals attempting to access Mar-a-Lago.Among the other notable arrests:Zijie Li, 39, a Chinese citizen from California, was arrested July 31 after multiple alleged attempts to enter Mar-a-Lago. He was later found incompetent to stand trial.Patrick Webster Warren, 42, of South Carolina was taken into custody Aug. 13 after bypassing barricades. He told officers he wanted Trumps autograph.FLORIDA CHARGES TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT SUSPECT WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER, TERRORISMFarbod Dolat, 53, of Sarasota was arrested Nov. 14 for allegedly driving a stolen vehicle to the estate to meet Trump. He faces felony charges.Ruby Rodriguez, 62, of California, was charged with trespassing in December after trying to gain access to the club. She was sentenced to probation.Ateenagerwas apprehended Dec. 5 after allegedly planning to graffiti "Carthage vs. Rome" on a Mar-a-Lago wall.Bijan Arceo, 32, of Sunny Isles Beach, jumped the estate's wall in January. He was diverted to a pretrial program with community service and conditions to avoid further arrests or contact with the property.Jeffrey Daniel Olsonwas arrested in February for entering restricted grounds and faces federal charges.Adrienne Tajirian, 58, from Pennsylvania, attempted to dine with Donald Trump Jr. in April. She was sentenced to probation in May.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAnthony Thomas Reyes, 23, of Texas, was arrested June 3 after reportedly scaling the estates wall, claiming he wanted to "spread the gospel" and marry Trumps granddaughter. He was released on $50,000 bond after pleading not guilty to a misdemeanor trespassing charge.Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for reaction to the arrest.

The Milwaukee Brewers remained hot in their second-to-last series before the MLB All-Star break. The Brewers' dramatic extra-innings win Wednesday sealed a three-game sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers.The Brewers were idle Thursday and trail the NL Central-leading Chicago Cubs by two games in the loss column. And the unusual timing of a trade between the Brewers and Dodgers raised some eyebrows.During Wednesday's game, the Dodgers revealed they had completed a trade that sent outfielder Steward Berroa to Milwaukee in exchange for cash considerations.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBerroa's split from the Dodgers appeared imminent after the outfielder was recently designated for assignment. Berroa celebrated his major league debut with the Toronto Blue Jays last season before he joined the Dodgers in May.2025 MLB ALL-STAR GAME: BUILDING ALL-TIME LINEUPS FOR ALL 30 TEAMSBerroa did not make the leap from the minor leagues to the big league club during his stint with the Dodgers.The 26-year-old appeared in 27 games for the Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate, the Oklahoma City Comets. He was credited with 11 RBIs and one home run. He also played in 25 games for the Buffalo Bison, the Blue Jays Triple-A affiliate.Berroa finished his lone season with the Blue Jays with a .189 batting average. In a corresponding move, the Brewers designated right-handed relief pitcher Elvin Rodrguez for assignment.Tyler Glasnow took the mound for the Dodgers Wednesday for the first time since April 27 and struck out five batters over five innings.Wednesday's defeat was the Dodgers' sixth consecutive loss.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) spokesperson warned Tuesday that a person suddenly embracing "traditional values" could be a sign they are becoming an extremist.According to CTV news, Canadian federal police arrested and charged four Quebecers - two of whom appear to be active members of the military - who were allegedly involved in "ideologically motivated violent extremism.""Three of the individuals have been charged for taking concrete actions to facilitate terrorist activity and two have been charged with various offences related to weapons possession," CTV reported.RCMP spokeswoman Staff Sgt. Camille Habel spoke about the alleged militia plot to seize land in Quebec during an interview with CBC. During one portion of the interview, the CBC host asked for tips on "what the public can do in order to be vigilant or what they can do to help in trying to ensure that there is safety and security on that front."CANADIAN POLICE WARN THAT POSTING VIDEOS OF ALLEGED PACKAGE THIEVES COULD BE VIOLATION OF PRIVACY"Well, radicalization in general quite often will show by people isolating themselves and changing their behavior, like changing what they're saying on a subject, like becoming more extremist," Habel said. "If someone you know believed in equal gender rights but all of a sudden are leaning towards, like, traditional values and that might be a sign that theyre becoming more extremist."The official then appeared to catch herself and cautioned, "But we also have to remember that having the most extremist views is perfectly legal in Canada and that it's only acting with violence to prove that view that becomes a criminal offense."Habels claim that holding traditional values hints at extremism sparked swift backlash on social media, to the point that another RCMP spokeswoman worked to walk back her comments.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURECLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"The RCMP is in no way implying that embracing traditional values makes an individual radical or extreme," spokeswoman Marie-Eve Breton told The Epoch Times in a statement on Wednesday."Its the observed and sometimes sudden change in ones behaviour, beliefs or goalsas well as tolerating the use of violence to achieve those goals,that could be one of several factors that signal a shift towards extremism," Breton added. "Each instance would have to be examined on a case-by-case basis and all indicators would have to be considered in their totality."

Los Angeles Chargers running back Najee Harris was involved in a fireworks mishap at a Fourth of July event, agent Doug Hendrickson said Thursday.Harris, entering his first year with the Chargers, sustained a "superficial eye injury" but is expected to be ready for the NFL season, Hendrickson added."Najee Harris was present at a 4th of July event where a fireworks mishap resulted in injuries to several attendees. Najee sustained a superficial eye injury during the incident but is fully expected to be ready for the upcoming NFL season," the statement said, via ESPN.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIt wasnt clear who the other attendees were or what their injuries were.CHIEFS' TRAVIS KELCE: I FAILED LAST YEAR IN A LOT OF DIFFERENT WAYS FOR MY GUYSHarris signed a one-year deal reportedly worth $5.25 million with the Chargers in the offseason. Hes in a backfield with Hassan Haskins, Kimani Vidal, Jarret Patterson and rookie Omarion Hampton.The Pittsburgh Steelers selected Harris in the first round of the 2021 draft. He played in and started every game since he entered the league. He ran for 4,312 yards and 28 touchdowns in 68 games.The Chargers racked up 1,882 yards and averaged 110.7 yards per game. JK Dobbins led the Chargers with 905 yards, and Gus Edwards ran for 365 yards. Vidal had 155 rushing yards, and Haskins had 89.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

OneRepublic co-founder and former bassist Tim Myers announced his campaign for California lieutenant governor on Monday.On his campaign website, he cited "a broken political system" and "Trumps attacks on California" as reasons behind his decision."Hell bring a fresh, strong voice to the Lt. Governors office to fight back against the Trump administrations attacks, take on the rigged system with commonsense solutions, and ensure every Californian has the opportunity to chase their dreams, can afford to make a living here, and feels safe," his website reads.CALIFORNIA LT. GOVERNOR SAYS LOS ANGELES RIOTS ARE 'GENERATED BY DONALD TRUMP'Myers had previously announced a run for the U.S. House of Representatives in April. He explained his shift in campaigns in an Instagram post on Monday."Ive heard from neighbors and friends whose homes and small businesses were robbed. Ive watched homelessness grow. Ive seen backdoor deals and political corruptionnot just from Trump and his billionaire allies in Washington, but right here in our own backyard in California. Ive stood shoulder to shoulder with protesters demanding change. But when I looked, I didnt see our state politicians standing with us. And I realized: I cant stay silent. I cant stay on the sidelines," his Instagram post read.On TMZ Live Thursday, Myers went further and attacked his fellow lieutenant governor candidates for "not standing up" and using the position as a way to climb the political ladder.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"Every single candidate thats running right now for lieutenant governor said they want to be governor someday and theyre climbing the political ladder," Myers said. "You know the only ladder I care about is the working people here in California climbing up the ladder. They literally cant afford to buy homes or pay for their rent or pay for groceries or put gas in their tank. So I think its honestly insulting for the candidates in this race to say they want to be governor someday. I am not focused on that."The lieutenant governor election will be held in November.Myers fellow OneRepublic co-founder, Ryan Tedder, came under his own political fire last month over his post defending President Donald Trumps military parade that commemorated the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army."All politics & parties and righteous indignation aside it's a super bummer that instead of celebrating the 250th anniversary of the USA ARMY and all those who have fought and died on our behalf... We're protesting," Tedder wrote on an Instagram story that was later deleted.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe post added, "I haven't been a card carrying political member of either side in over 20 years & think at this point everything is absurd 99% of the time. But I'd like to say THANKYOU to all of the Army service members active and retired and those who have given their lives to protect our freedom...to protest."