A teenage girl in Georgia is accused of murdering her mother and stepfather after she allegedly spent months raising awareness about their deaths on TikTok.17-year-old Sarah Grace Patrick turned herself in on July 8 and is accused of killing her mother, Kristin Brock, 41, and stepfather, James Brock, 45, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office said in a press release. Patrick allegedly killed her mother and stepfather on Feb. 20 at their home in Carroll County, Georgia.Carroll County Communications Director Ashley Hulsey said at a press conference that both parents were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds on Feb. 20. Hulsey said Patrick will be charged as an adult. She was initially charged with two counts of murder and two counts of aggravated assault."We dont know what goes through the mind of a child who wants to harm their parents," Hulsey said. "Shes 17. Shes kind of been out on her own. Shes lived with different family members and moved all over the place."DAUGHTER OF IRISH MAN BEATEN TO DEATH BY AMERICAN WIFE, HER EX-FBI AGENT FATHER REJECTS SELF-DEFENSE CLAIMSPatrick herself made the 911 call to report that her parents were injured, Hulsey said.The communications director said that investigators have "mountains of evidence" against Patrick in this case, but declined to elaborate. Hulsey told Fox News Digital that Patrick operated a TikTok account with the username @sgrace04282.The TikTok account is no longer online, but she made comments talking about her parents after their death on Feb. 20.Fox News Digital obtained screenshots from true crime influencer AllegedlyReportedly, which shows Patrick commenting on several of her videos.MOTHER CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER FAKING KIDNAPPING OF 3-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER: POLICE"Thank you for spreading awareness," Patrick commented one video."From an investigative standpoint, it would seem that it was someone who knew them. Hoping for answers, and swift justice," one TikTok user wrote."Most definitely was since they knew the house," Patrick responded.Hulsey said the "saddest victim" in this case is the Brock's toddler who is now parentless."A mother and a stepfather will never be able to raise their children and the little girl that was in the home," Hulsey said.The FBI and Georgia Bureau of Investigation assisted with the investigation.

A local Kentucky school board chairman resigned after a social media post resurfaced of him allegedly calling to "shoot Republicans."Jeffrey Miller, who had served as chairman of Erlanger-Elsmere Independent School District since 2016, resigned Thursday, the newly-elected chairperson, Sara Shackelford-Ross, announced.Millers social media post, reacting to a mass shooting that took place in Jacksonville, Florida in 2018, reportedly said, "i'd be ok with the NRA if these psychos were just once the victims of a mass shooting. WINK WINK: please shoot republicans."Kentucky Republican state representative Steven Doan said the social media comment resurfaced after he received complaints from his constituents this spring.BLUE STATE REPUBLICAN CALLS ON COUNTY SHERIFFS TO DEFY SANCTUARY LAW, DEM GOVERNOR RUMORED FOR 2028 RUN"This began with a request that the school reopen a track at the High School. I made a post about it on my Facebook page to see where the community stood. This is when I began receiving social media messages from community members. They said that they wanted to publicly support me and my position, but they feared retaliation," Doan told Fox News Digital.Doan revealed to Fox News Digital a text message from one of his constituents raising concerns about Millers alleged social media post.The text message read, "I cannot make it to the meeting tonight and I fear for my son's graduation if I post something public. I hope you know the kind of men Chad Molley and Jeffery Miller are for this meeting. The superintendent is allowing a board member to stay on the board after threatening mass shootings against Republicans by the NRA."The text message read further, "Yes, he apologized but as a hush-hush, so kids could play football in 2020. It was a concession. Yes, it is old news, but as a public figure, he is, well should be, held to a higher standard, especially to affect children. I spoke with a member of the board already and was informed he has to not be elected again. I do not think enough people know what he did in 2020."MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR DEMANDS ANSWERS AFTER ICE ARRESTS MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTDoan wrote anop-ed calling for Millers resignation in June after learning about Miller calling for "political violence."More backlash against Miller's social media post then ensued."I posted the op-ed and was informed of more comments. I was told by a friend at the County Clerk's office that she had received a phone call asking about the process of school board resignations specific to the Erlanger-Elsmere School Board just days after the op-ed," Doan told Fox News Digital.When Miller officially resigned, Doan reacted to the news by posting on X, saying, "It tookthe entire community to remove this man, now we must find a replacement who will stand up for our children and community."When Fox News Digital asked to confirm Miller's controversial social media post, Shackelford-Ross and Vice Chairperson Rachel B. Retherford declined to comment. Fox News Digital also reached out to Miller for comment.The district, which serves nearly 2,400 students and eight schools in Kenton County, reportedly began a search to fill the vacancy for a new board member on Thursday."We are required to publicly post the vacancy for two weeks and accept applications. The remaining board members will then vote to appoint a new member within 60 days of the resignation," Retherford told Fox News Digital.According to the Cincinnati Inquirer, the board said that "Miller publicly apologized for the social media comments years ago."

The Seine River in Paris, France, has officially reopened for public swimming. (See the video at the top of this article.)This is the first time the river has been opened to swimmers since 1923, Reuters reported.The July 5 re-opening arrived after a major push to clean up the once-polluted river ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, where events like men's and womens triathlon were set to take place.BEACH BACTERIA WARNINGS PLAGUE FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND PLANS NATIONWIDELast-minute testing considered the water safe for swimmers, although the mens race was postponed for a day due to safety concerns.For the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, each nation was also boated down the river, making the Seine a focal point for Olympians and visitors.Now, the public can swim at three sites along the banks of the river.These sites are available for more than 1,000 swimmers to visit daily until August 31.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe first of the swimmers shared their thoughts with Reuters."Really nice, I'm impressed, surprised," said a 24-year-old Brazilian who lives in Paris. "I never imagined being in the water close to the Eiffel Tower."A 51-year-old woman said, "The water is clean, it's warm, it's clear. There is a bit of algae, but that's normal."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleThe clean-up effort reportedly included investments connecting tens of thousands of homes to the sewer system, upgrading water treatment facilities and constructing rainwater storage reservoirs to prevent sewer overflow during heavy storms.During the swimming season, daily water tests will reportedly be conducted, with green and red flags indicating which areas are open or closed.Outside of Paris, 14 swimming sites will be set up on the Seine and Marne rivers, with a couple already open.Reuters contributed reporting to this article.

John Goodman opened up about his relationship with former co-star Roseanne Barr, years after her firing from the revival of their hit show, "Roseanne."During a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the 73-year-old actor revealed he and the 72-year-old actress "havent talked for about seven or eight years.""Id rather doubt if she wants to talk to me," Goodman shared.Goodman and Barr played on-screen spouses Dan and Roseanne Conner in the hit sitcom "Roseanne" for nine seasons, from 1988 to 1997. In 2018, the two reunited for a revived 10th season of "Roseanne," along with other main cast members from the show's original run.ROSEANNE BARR CLAIMS 'HOLLYWOOD HAS MADE ITSELF IRRELEVANT' TO AMERICANSThe nine-episode season debuted on ABC in March 2018, and the show was quickly renewed for an 11th season after the success of its premiere episode. However, Barr was fired from "Roseanne" in May 2018 after she tweeted a racist remark about Valerie Jarrett, a former advisor to former President Obama.Though Barr issued several apologies for her remarks, the planned 11th season of "Roseanne" was also canceled. In June 2018, ABC announced it would proceed with the revival, which was retitled "The Conners." The show returned in October of that year and featured every original cast member except Barr, whose character's disappearance was explained by an off-screen death.While speaking with THR, Goodman reflected on the close relationship he shared with Barr during the show's original run.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"We hit it off from jump street," Goodman recalled. "She made me laugh, and I made her laugh, and, wow, it was so much fun."Wed get so many viewers for the show back then 20, 30 million people," he added. "Things are so different now, but it was a special time."During an interview with Fox News Digital last month, Barr revealed she doesn't speak to any of her former "Roseanne" co-stars.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"No, I'm not friends with none of them," the comedian said. "They're all in the past. I have pleasant memories of what fun we had, wish them all the best. And, no, we don't talk. I've moved on from that horrendous ending and chapter of my life, but, you know, I don't hold any bitterness or nothing to them, but my God, what fun we had on that show."And I was sorry they f---ed it all up with their greed and ridiculous stupidity to f--- all that up. F--- them, but I wish them well," Barr added."The Conners" ran for seven seasons and aired its final episode in April. During his interview with THR, Goodman, who is starring on the HBO sitcom "The Righteous Gemstones," shared his thoughts on saying goodbye to the character of Dan Conner."I didnt think [the Roseanne reboot] was going to go beyond the initial five or six episodes. I thought itd be a one-off thing, and then we got picked up, and Roseanne got fired," Goodman said. "I thought that was it, and as soon as they dismissed the cast, I picked up Righteous Gemstones."Then we got to do the show again as The Conners. I didnt know how long it would last, but I sure enjoyed it while I was there."

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Ashley Williams, a longtime ally of former President Joe Biden, met with House investigators behind closed doors for nearly six hours Friday as Republicans probe allegations the Democrat's top aides hid his mental decline.A source familiar with the transcribed interview told Fox News Digital Williams said she did not "recall" various things "an untold number of times.""Examples include she could not recall if she spoke with President Biden in the last week, if teleprompters were used for Cabinet meetings, if there were discussions about President Biden using a wheelchair, if there were discussions about a cognitive test, if she discussed a mental or physical decline of President Biden, if she ever had to wake President Biden up and how she got involved with his 2020 campaign," the source said.Williams told House investigators Biden is fit to be president today, the source said.COMER DISMISSES BIDEN DOCTOR'S BID FOR PAUSE IN COVER-UP PROBE: 'THROWING OUT EVERY EXCUSE'In addition to whether senior aides covered up Biden's alleged decline, House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., is looking into whether any presidential orders were signed via autopen without the former commander in chief's knowledge.Any allegations of wrongdoing so far have been denied by the ex-president's allies.'PRESIDENTIAL INCAPACITY': SENATE REPUBLICAN SEEKS PAPER TRAIL OF BIDEN'S AUTOPEN USEBut Republican investigators have pointed to Biden's disastrous June 2024 debate and subsequent revelations in the media that there were more concerns from Biden's inner circle about his fitness for office than previously known.Williams, however, argued he was in command of himself during that debate, the source said.The former White House aide said nothing to reporters when entering or leaving the committee meeting room for her voluntary interview.Fox News Digital reached out to Williams' lawyers for their account of events inside the room.It was a staff-led meeting, but Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, briefly stopped in for just under 30 minutes to show "solidarity" with the witness, the progressive told reporters afterward."I do think that it is important that I show up because if they are going to make allegations about the former commander in chief, egregious allegations they continue to wage, I want to make sure thatI'm in the room to correct the record because a lot of times they like to mischaracterize things," she said.When asked by Fox News Digital if the interview was still ongoing as she exited, Crockett answered, "It's still going. I'm leaving early. I've got to get to another thing."FAR-LEFT FIREBRAND SAYS SHE 'NEVER HAD A CONCERN' ABOUT BIDEN'S MENTAL STATE AS HOUSE PROBE HEATS UPThe source who spoke with Fox News Digital said Crockett had come in during the GOP's questioning session and did not ask any questions herself. Fox News Digital reached out to her office for a response.Williams is a longtime Biden ally whose time with the Democrat goes back to assisting second lady Jill Biden during the Obama administration, according to a 2019 profile of Biden staffers.Williams later worked for Bidens 2020 campaign and presidential transition team. She served as his trip director before being hired by the White House as deputy director of Oval Office operations and a special assistant to the president.Williams ended her White House tenure as deputy assistant to the president, senior advisor to the president and director of strategic outreach, according to her LinkedIn page.Notably, the social media page also says Williams still works for the ex-leader as senior advisor in the Office of Former President Joe Biden.She was subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee last year during Republicans investigation into Bidens cognitive health, but GOP investigators say the former White House blocked her from giving any information.The Democratic staffer is the third person to appear before committee investigators in recent weeks.Former Biden White House physician Kevin O'Connor appeared for a sworn deposition Wednesday after being subpoenaed by Comer.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), with support from the U.S. and Israel, has distributed some 70 million meals to Gazans since May. But its aid distribution system has been under consistent attack from Hamas and from some unlikely quarters the world's leading aid groups.Earlier this month, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini called for the "end to the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) since it provides nothing but starvation and gunfire to the people of Gaza." He went on to call it an "abomination."His statement noted that 230 NGOs, including Amnesty International, Oxfam International, Norwegian Refugee Council and Save the Children signed their names to an open letter criticizing GHF while urging a return to the U.N.-led aid distribution model.US-BACKED GAZA AID GROUP LAUNCHES BOLD NEW SYSTEM TO DELIVER FOOD DIRECTLY TO FAMILIESCritics say UNRWA's ties to Hamas have put its very existence at risk, especially given the success of the GHF operation.Gerald Steinberg, the founder and president of NGO Monitor, told Fox News Digital these groups include "anti-Israel superpowers" with "massive PR budgets and dedicated staffs and are able to promote their attacks on GHF widely."Steinberg claimed that GHF has already demonstrated "that aid to Gaza can be provided without relying on the old corrupt billion-dollar aid industry led by U.N. agencies like UNRWA and the NGOs that are allied with Hamas."Steinberg said the number of signatories to the letter has grown to more than 230 as the "powerful NGO network is fighting back and making false accusations in an all-out political effort to force Israel and other donors to end the GHF operation."AMERICAN VETERANS ATTACKED, INJURED WHILE DISTRIBUTING AID IN GAZA WITH US-BACKED GROUPGHF interim Executive Director John Acree said he has no enmity for the NGO signatories of the letter."They write papers and letters and sign documents, and yet were doing it," Acree said. He implored the groups to "please, come. Come and help us."Acree says GHF reached out to other aid groups "daily" to ask for support. In some cases, humanitarian workers have entered discussions that "were hoping will eventually lead to partnerships and implementation."Since May, GHF has faced numerous criticisms about its operations, including accusations that Gazans have been killed and injured at distribution sites.In response to Fox News Digitals questions about Lazzarinis remarks, an UNRWA spokesperson emphasized that "UNRWA, like the rest of the U.N., has repeatedly condemned the current aid distribution system in Gaza," which it says "is costing more lives than it saves."UNRWA alleged that "800 starving people have been reported killed since this scheme started operating on the 28th of May," adding that "instead of orderly food distribution, this system brings dehumanization, chaos and death."Lazzarini once again went on X to condemn the U.S.-backed aid mechanism, claiming that "a functioning system was replaced with a deadly scam to force the displacement of people+ deepen the collective punishment of the Palestinians in Gaza."AMERICAN VICTIMS OF TERRORISM COULD SOON SUE INTERNATIONAL ORGS IF CRUZ'S BILL PASSESGHF released a statement Friday as the war of words continued."These false and misleading stats come directly from the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry," the statement said. "The U.N.s reliance and coordination with a terrorist organization to falsely smear our effort is not only disturbing but should be investigated by the international community."Hamas has responded violently to GHFs arrival on the aid scene. Acree said that GHFs operation "is going against [Hamas] system of stealing foreign aid, of controlling the market prices, of basically robbing the Palestinians that live in Gaza of their livelihoods and their economic welfare, and were breaking that."So far, 12 Palestinian GHF staff members have been killed and possibly submitted to "summary execution" on June 11. On July 5, two "highly decorated" U.S. veterans working with GHF were harmed in a grenade attack at a GHF distribution site.Acree said that GHF is evolving. The organization "did not expect the desperation" it encountered."Weve been told by the Gazans this is the first time theyve ever received free aid or food, and theyve had to pay for it up til now," he said. To counter that desperation, Acree said that GHF is "taking measures now to help tap that tension and to help them understand that were there to help and relieve that hunger."He said the group still needs "more aid. We still need a lot more help," which includes partnerships with the U.N. and NGOs.The U.S. Agency for Infrastructure and Development has given $30 million to the GHF. Two sources who spoke to Reuters said the U.S. may approve $30 million per month in grants to the GHF in the future.

BYU football player Jake Retzlaff is no longer a member of the football program. The move signals the official start of his process to transfer to another school.In a social media post Friday, Retzlaff confirmed he had reached the "difficult decision" to withdraw and noted he would "step away" from the Cougars' football program."After a lot of prayers, reflection and conversations with those I trust, Ive made the difficult decision to officially withdraw from BYU and the BYU football program," Retzlaff posted Friday on Instagram.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"BYU has meant more to me that just football. Its been a place of growth spiritually, mentally and physically. Im grateful for every teammate, coach, staff member and fan whos supported me along the way."BYU QUARTERBACK JAKE RETZLAFF DENIES 2023 SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS IN LAWSUIT RESPONSEThe decision comes after a tumultuous few months that included Retzlaff being named in a sexual assault lawsuit. The suit was later dismissed.The quarterback has one year of eligibility remaining. Since Retzlaff is just shy of graduating, he would likely be classified as a graduate student because he competed in his final year of eligibility. It is also unlikely he would enter the NCAA transfer portal. Retzlaff could instead depart BYU and enroll at another school.In late June, ESPN reported the quarterback intended to play elsewhere in 2025. At that time, Retzlaff had already reportedly started telling his coaches and BYU teammates he was going to leave the school.Retzlaff reportedly faced a suspension for violating the honor code at the university, which is run by the Mormon church, after acknowledging a consensual sexual relationship in his defense against the lawsuit.Retzlaff threw for 2,947 yards and 20 touchdowns with 12 interceptions last season as the Cougars contended for a spot in the Big 12 championship game.BYU coach Kalani Sitake avoided commenting on Retzlaffs situation at Big 12 media days earlier this week, saying it was a private matter.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 Mets star outfielder Brandon Nimmo is not a fan of the current All-Star selection process in Major League Baseball.Every MLB team has at least one player in the All-Star game, regardless of how worthy they are, because the league mandates every team must have one representative in the game. Nimmo, 32, is not a fan of that process.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I don't think every team should get a person. It's supposed to be All-Stars. It's not supposed to be, 'Who is the best player on every team?' It's supposed to be, 'Who are the best players in the major leagues?'" Nimmo told the New York Post."The process is broken."The rule of every team being represented in the All-Star game goes back to the early 1970s. Over the years, as more deserving players have been snubbed from the game due to the rule, the process has come under fire from players and fans.MLB ALL-STAR GAME TO FEATURE AUTOMATED BALLS AND STRIKES SYSTEM: REPORTNimmo and teammate Juan Soto were not selected to participate in the All-Star game despite both having strong seasons.Nimmo has a .260 batting average with 18 home runs and 53 RBIs and a .789 OPS in addition to playing a strong left field. Soto has a .264 batting average with 21 home runs and 53 RBIs with a .900 OPS.The Mets star left fielder has had a solid 10-year career, spending all 10 seasons with the Mets, but he has never made the All-Star game. Nimmo, in 1,001 career games, has a career batting average of .261 with 128 home runs and 424 RBIs with a career OPS of .808.While Nimmo and Soto will not be in the midsummer classic, the Mets do have players in the All-Star game. Shortstop Francisco Lindor, first baseman Pete Alonso, closer Edwin Diaz and starting pitcher David Peterson will be in Atlanta for the All-Star Game.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

President Donald Trump on Friday said he has given federal immigration agents "Total Authorization" to protect themselves after clashes with protesters during an enforcement operation at a California cannabis farm.Trump was traveling to Washington from Texas, where he toured the region where devastating floods have left at least 120 people dead, and he penned a lengthy post on Truth Social about the violence against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. "I am on my way back from Texas, and watched in disbelief as THUGS were violently throwing rocks and bricks at ICE Officers while they were moving down a roadway in their car and/or official vehicle," he wrote on Truth Social."Tremendous damage was done to these brand new vehicles. I know for a fact that these Officers are having a hard time with allowing this to happen in that it shows such total disrespect for LAW AND ORDER."UNION SAYS FARM WORKER DIED AFTER ICE RAID THAT UNCOVERED UNDERAGE LABORERSFederal authorities conducted raids on Glass House Farms families in Camarillo and Carpinteria. Authorities used tear gas, and there were reports of objects being thrown at agents.NEWSOM DONOR'S CANNABIS FARM UNDER FEDERAL INVESTIGATION FOR 'CHILD LABOR VIOLATIONS'In response, Trump said he directed Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and Border Czar Tom Homan to instruct ICE, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and other law enforcement on the receiving end of "thrown rocks, bricks, or any other form of assault, to stop their car, and arrest these SLIMEBALLS, using whatever means is necessary to do so.""I am giving Total Authorization for ICE to protect itself, just like they protect the Public," he wrote. "I never want to see a car carrying a Law Enforcement Officer attacked again! AUTHORIZATION IMMEDIATELY GRANTED FOR ARREST AND INCARCERATION. Thank you for your attention to this matter!"CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe United Farm Workers said one worker died from his injuries."This man was not in and has not been in CBP or ICE custody," DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told Fox News Digital. "Although he was not being pursued by law enforcement, this individual climbed up to the roof of a greenhouse and fell 30 feet. CBP immediately called a medivac to the scene to get him care as quickly as possible."