Police in Portland, Oregon are investigating after four teenagers were stabbed Saturday morning at a pop-up outdoor "rave" party involving hundreds of people.Three adult men in their teens and one boy in his teens were stabbed at the large gathering along the Eastbank Esplanade, Portland Police told Fox News Digital.All four people were conscious and talking at the scene, according to authorities. Two were taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the other two were taken to the hospital for minor injuries.CHICAGO DRIVE-BY SHOOTING LEAVES AT LEAST 4 DEAD, 14 WOUNDEDPolice said during the rave, there was a disturbance in the crowd.However, it is unclear how many people were involved in the scuffle.At some point, "someone" pulled out a knife and initiated the stabbing, authorities said.TERRIFYING TREND EMERGES AS MUSIC FESTIVAL FANS SUFFER MYSTERIOUS NEEDLE ATTACKSOne of the men who was taken to the hospital was detained by police, pending an investigation.The man's identity has not been publicly released, and it is unclear if he is facing any charges.Portland Police are not currently looking for any suspects, but asked those who were at the party to help detectives piece together the series of events."Many potential witnesses left without talking to police," officials said.Witnesses are asked to e-mail crimetips@police.portlandoregon.govattn: Major Crimes Unit and reference case number 25-192630.

"Family Guy" is at it again.The animated show mocked Prince Harry and Meghan Markle a second time in its most recent episode, two years after it first took a jab at the royal couple.In the July 17 episode, "Twains World," in which characters Brian and Stewie (both voiced by creator Seth MacFarlane) travel back in time, the talking dog compares the couple to some of historys worst events.After Stewie warns Brian that taking a certain action while traveling through the past could "change the course of history," Brian answers, "You always say that, but doesnt history pretty much suck?"PRINCE HARRY, MEGHAN MARKLE FACING MAJOR STAFF TURNOVER DUBBED A BLOODBATH: EXPERTThen, using the comedy rule of threes, he mentions Hitler and the Crusades before Stewie quips, "Prince Harry marrying Meghan Markle."In the next moment, the show cuts to one of its signature cutaway gags with Harry sitting on a couch watching the episode."Again?" he complains of the joke, before turning toward the camera with his hands on his hips to say, "Oh, like all of your wives are so much better?""Family Guy," which is known for not pulling punches when it comes to its pop culture digs, first took aim at the Sussexes in 2023.In that episode, main character Peter Griffin, also voiced by MacFarlane, sits in a bar with friends pondering how to get back money he is owed when he jokes that hell "go it alone, just like Meghan Markle and Prince Harry."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe scene then cuts to cartoon versions of Harry and Meghan poolside as a butler approaches with an envelope.The butler says, "Sir, your millions from Netflix for no one knows what."Prince Harry waves him away, saying, "Put it with the rest of them."Markle then gets a notification on her phone and declares, "Babe, time to do our daily $250,000 sponsored Instagram post for Del Taco."MEGHAN MARKLE ADMITS SHE SOMETIMES MISSES ACTING AFTER QUITTING FOR ROYAL LIFEThe animated prince sighs and says, "I shouldnt have left the made-up nonsense."Animated comedy "South Park" also made fun of the couple in a 2023 episode, "The Worldwide Privacy Tour."Described as royalty from Canada, they are depicted throughout the episode as simultaneously demanding privacy while seeking attention, appearing on talk shows and stages around the world.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSPrince Harrys memoir even got a satirical new title on the show, changed from "Spare" to "WAAGH."The fictional couple decided to move to South Park to convince people they are "really serious about wanting to be normal," soon unloading their private jet and moving into a house across the street from character Kyle Broflovski.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPKyle is routinely distracted by them and complains to his friends at one point, "I'msick of hearing about them! But I can't get away from them. They're everywhere!"The Canadian royalty eventually visit a branding agency, which teases that "victim" is part of their brand.Though they never addressed it publicly, a source told The Spectator that Markle had been"upset and overwhelmed" by the episode and was "annoyed by South Park but refuses to watch it all."Representatives for Seth MacFarlane and the Sussexes did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.

CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig ripped Democratic lawmakers this week for trying to get answers on CBSs Thursday announcement it will be canceling"The Late Show withStephen Colbert" in 2026."The move, as you can hear, drew surprise and anger from his audience and from Democratic lawmakers too, who are now demanding answers," CNNs Abby Phillip said.Phillip then quoted a statement fromSen.Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., on the announcement from the senators X feed that said "CBS canceled Colberts show just THREE DAYS after Colbert called out CBS parent company Paramount for its $16M settlement with Trump a deal that looks like bribery. America deserves to know if his show was canceled for political reasons."COLBERT SLAMS PARAMOUNT FOR SETTLING WITH TRUMP, ACCUSES HIS PARENT COMPANY OF OFFERING A 'BIG FAT BRIBE'Phillip brought in Honig, who said that Democrats should move on."Two initial reactions to this,"Honig said. "Number one, what on earth is Congress doing, wasting their time on this? CBS is a private industry. If they want to give AOC the show, God bless them.""Theyre private," he continued. "ThatsFirst Amendment, Congress. If Democrats, if Elizabeth Warren, they go down this road, what an utter waste."CNN contributor Scott Jennings then challengedHonig, asking him why he thinks Democratic lawmakers are upset that the show is being canceled."You dont know why theyre mad about it," Jennings askedHonig. "Well, who was even on the show tonight? Adam Schiff. These shows, Colbert and the rest of them have become nothing butanti-Trump fever swap porn along with Dem guests every single night."STEPHEN COLBERT MOCKS HIS PARAMOUNT BOSSES FOR CONSIDERING 'SHADY' $50M TRUMP SETTLEMENTPhillip acknowledged Jennings stance, but then said she thinks Warren is concerned that the cancellation is due to ongoing corruption.On July 1,Paramount Global and CBS agreed to pay Trump a sum that could reach at least $30 million to settle the presidents election interference lawsuit against the network.

WNBA stars fired off a message to the league before the All-Star Game Saturday night when players expressed frustration with negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.The players wore T-shirts that said "Pay Us What You Owe Us" during warmups.The shirts included the Womens National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) logo.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe game featured Team Caitlin Clark against Team Napheesa Collier. Both players were named captains for the game. Both of the All-Stars emerged wearing the shirts. Clark did so even though she is sidelined for the game because of a groin injury.The players met with league officials Thursday, and the sides did not reach a deal. Chicago Sky star Angel Reese was one of many WNBA players who have expressed criticism of the league's handling of negotiations."It was an eye-opener for me. Like, hearing the things and hearing the language of things and not things that I was happy to hear. It was disrespectful the things that we were sent back, the proposal that we were sent back," she said Friday.ANGEL REESE OPENS UP ABOUT CYBERBULLYING FROM FANS AFTER 2023 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME"It's important to be able to be vocal. If I sit back, it looks like I don't care."New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu said the players weren't going to settle for "the minimum" in negotiations, while Phoenix Mercury player Satou Sabally called the league's latest CBA offer a "slap in the face."WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert told The Associated Press after the meeting that the meeting was "constructive.""It was very constructive dialogue. I think, you know, obviously, part of the process is to go back and forth and listen to the players. They listen to us and the owners who represent the Board of Governors," Engelbert said. "I still feel really optimistic that we can get something transformational done by the end. But its a process."Fox News Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Caitlin Clark may be unable to play in the WNBA All-Star Game Saturday because of a groin injury, but that doesnt mean shes going to put the competitive fire out on the bench.Clark was named one of the team captains for the event, and she will be helping New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello from the sidelines.Ahead of the tipoff, Clark was with counterpart Napheesa Collier on ESPN and was asked what her coaching mentality was going to be for the game.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I think I gotta heckle the refs a little bit," she said. "I dont know whos reffing yet, but that will determine how much Im going to heckle them. Usually, when its an All-Star Game, its some better ones, but maybe I could get a technical (foul) or something."Honestly, just have a good time."The Indiana Fever star then wondered whether the All-Star Game had ever had an ejection.ANGEL REESE OPENS UP ABOUT CYBERBULLYING FROM FANS AFTER 2023 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAMEClark is no stranger to working WNBA officials. Shes routinely talking to referees or expressing her displeasure with some of the calls, like a lot of her WNBA colleagues.Before she left Tuesday nights game with a groin injury, Clark had to be pulled away from a referee during a timeout against the Connecticut Sun.Clark was named as one of the All-Star Game captains after receiving the most fan votes. She isnt playing because of an injury she sustained against the Sun.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Nigel Farage, the leader of the right-wing Reform UK party, slammed the Conservative and Labour parties after it was revealed this week thousands of Afghan refugees were secretly resettled into the country without the public's knowledge.Farage claimed some of those Afghans are sex offenders, sparking a row with the ruling Labour Party, which denied the claims.Around 4,500 Afghans have been relocated to the U.K. so far with around 6,900 expected to be relocated overall.EUROPEAN NATIONS DEMAND POWER TO DEPORT IMMIGRANTS WHO COMMIT CRIMESMeanwhile, waves of migrants continue arriving by boat, further inflaming public frustration over unchecked immigration."Amongst the number that have come are convicted sex offenders I am not, I promise you, making any of this up, and the total cost of this operation has been a staggering 7 billion [$9 billion]," Farage said in a post on X."The numbers are off the charts, the cost is beyond comprehension and the threat to women walking the streets of this country, frankly, is incalculable."Relocating the 6,900 Afghans is expected to cost 850 million [$1.1 billion]. The 7 billion Farage referenced is likely the total cost of all Afghan resettlement programs since 2021 of about 36,000 Afghans through multiple schemes.The British government earlier this week revealed it secretly resettled thousands of Afghan nationals in the U.K. after a catastrophic data breach exposed nearly 19,000 applicants who had worked with U.K. forces, an operation kept under wraps by a rare "super injunction" that barred even the mention of its existence.The injunction was lifted Tuesday in conjunction with a decision by Britains current Labour Party government to make the program public.'AFGHANS FOR TRUMP' GROUP FEELS ABANDONED AFTER ADMINISTRATION REVOKES REFUGEE PROTECTIONSA spreadsheet containing the personal information of the nearly 19,000 people who had applied to relocate to the U.K. after the Taliban takeover ofAfghanistan was accidentally released in 2022 because of a defense officials email error. The government only became aware of the leak when some of the data was published on Facebook 18 months later."I cant think of a better example of the total incompetence, dishonesty and genuine lack of understanding of what the priorities of a British government are than this Afghan scandal," Farage added.But U.K. Defense SecretaryJohn Healeydenied any known sex offenders had been allowed into the U.K. under the program and insisted everyone had been checked "carefully" for any criminal recordsHe said if Farage had any "hard evidence," he should report it to the police."Anyone who has come into this country under any of the government schemes that wasunder the previous government and now from Afghanistan is checked carefully for security, checked carefully for any of those sort of criminal recordsthat would preclude and prevent them coming to this country," Healey told Times Radio, according to The Sun.British soldiers were sent to Afghanistan as part of an international deployment against al Qaeda and Taliban forces in the war on terror after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. At the peak of the operation, there were almost 10,000 U.K. troops in the country, mostly in Helmand province in the south.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

In the wake of a Jumbotron capturing Astronomer CEO Andy Byron in a compromising moment with the company human resources head Kristin Cabot at a Coldplay concert earlier this week, TikTok-renowned reputation and crisis strategist Molly McPherson offered her insights on the ensuing PR debacle, while accurately predicting Byron's resignation.In a now-viral social media clip, the musical pair could be seen on the concert's "kiss cam" covering their faces and ducking behind stadium seats.Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin called out the awkward response in front of the crowd, joking the two were either "having an affair" or "just very shy."ASTRONOMER CEO RESIGNS AFTER EMBARRASSING COLDPLAY CONCERT JUMBOTRON INCIDENTMcPherson, who built a TikTok following of nearly 600,000 users by hypothesizing about celebrity PR responses to similar media woes, weighed in on the fiasco, and Astronomer's initial response to the situation.Days after the incident, the company released a statement reinforcing its values and announcing it had launched a "formal investigation.""Astronomer finally comes out with their statement," McPherson said in a TikTok video posted Friday. "If I were running crisis management on the inside here, I would not have released a statement. I would not have done that, and here's the reason why: Even though Chris Martin exposed the CEO and the chief people officer, it was still a private matter."WOMAN WHO EXPOSED TECH CEO'S ALLEGED AFFAIR AT COLDPLAY CONCERT STANDS BY POSTING VIRAL VIDEOShe added there was "nothing special" about the statement, which shared vague details about the company's focus on "accountability.""By waiting so long, it creates this vacuum, of course, and that's why everything went viral," McPherson said. "There was so much collateral damage by that point, not to mention all [of the] employees [and] investors. But also, don't forget, the CEO is in charge. There's a power hierarchy."Noting stories are more likely to go viral in July and August, McPherson said the incident happened at the "worst time of year.""You cannot control the public, and you cannot control memes which, by the way, meme culture [is] peak humor. This was good," she said. "Not only did the story go viral, not only was it video, not only was it Coldplay, but [there was] also the fake CEO statement, which a lot of PR types out there definitely knew was fake. A lot of journalists knew it as well."COLDPLAY KISS CAM TRIGGERS 'FORMAL INVESTIGATION' INTO ASTRONOMER CEO ANDY BYRON AND HR HEAD KRISTIN CABOTHours after the video reached the internet, a fake apology statement, which claimed to be issued by Byron, was posted online.The statement, which Astronomer confirmed was not authentic, ended with song lyrics from Coldplay's "Fix You," "Lights will guide you home, and ignite your bones, and I will try to fix you."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPMcPherson said there were clear "winners and losers" in the spectacle, noting the company would likely come out unscathed."[The] winners [were] Chris Martin and Astronomer and also, eventually an ex-wife," she said. "[The] loser [was] Andy Byron. He'll be out by the end of next week, definitely. From a corporate reputation [perspective] it's all fine."One day after McPherson shared her thoughts, Byron tendered his resignation and the board of directors accepted.

Jennifer Love Hewitt revealed she hasn't spoken to Sarah Michelle Gellar for almost three decades, breaking her silence on rumors of a feud with her "I Know What You Did Last Summer" co-star.In a recent interview with Vulture, the 46-year-old actress downplayed online speculation of a falling out with Gellar, 48. However, Hewitt shared that she hadn't seen or communicated with Gellar, 48, since she was 18 when the hit 1997 slasher film was released."I honestly dont even know what that was or how that all came to be," Hewitt said of the rumored bad blood between her and the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" alum."I just think people dont want the narrative to be easy," she added. "Why do we always have to be against each other and out for each other?JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT SLAMS AGEISM IN HOLLYWOOD, SAYS 'IT'S HURTFUL' TO FEEL REJECTED"I havent seen Sarah," the former "Party of Five" star added. "Literally, weve not talked since Isaw her at 18 years old when the first movie came out. Thats why its so funny to me. People were like, Say something back. And Im like, What am I going to say? Ive not seen her. On my side, were good. I have no idea where this is coming from."Hewitt played the lead character of Julie James in "I Know What You Did Last Summer" and reprised her role in the 1998 sequel, "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer." The actress made a surprise return to the franchise in its fourth installment, "I Know What You Did Last Summer," which was released Friday.Gellar's husband, Freddie Prinze Jr.,, who portrayed Julie's love interest, Ray Bronson, in the original films, also reprised his role in the 2025 sequel.Neither star appeared in the direct-to-video 2006 standalone sequel, "I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer," or the short-lived 2022 TV series, "I Know What You Did Last Summer."Gellar and Ryan Phillipe co-starred in the original movie alongside Hewitt and Prinze Jr. However, they did not return for the following "I Know What You Did Last Summer" projects after the first movie since both of their characters, beauty queen Helen Shivers and boyfriend Barry Cox were killed off. However, Gellar made a brief cameo appearance during a dream sequence in the latest installment. On Monday, "The Ghost Whisperer" star accompanied Prinze Jr. to the premiere of the movie, which was also attended by Hewitt.During Hewitt's interview with Vulture ahead of the premiere, the actress was asked if she planned to see Gellar at the event.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I hope so," she told the outlet.After the premiere, social media users pointed out that Gellar and Hewitt did not appear in red carpet photos together. After being questioned by fans about the rumored feud, Gellar later confirmed she didn't encounter Hewitt at the event, though she praised her former co-star."For everyone asking - I never got to see @jenniferlovehewitt who is fantastic in the movie.," Gellar wrote on Instagram. "I was inside with my kids when the big carpet happened. And unfortunately JLH didnt come to the after party."If you have ever been to one of these its crazy," she added. "I sadly didnt get pics with most of the cast. But that doesnt change how amazing I think they all are. Unfortunately some things happen only in real life and not online"Speculation of a feud between actresses began to swirl in December 2024, when Gellar was asked by an "Extra" reporter about Hewitt's potential return for the 2025 movie.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"I have nothing to do with that," she said before abruptly ending the interview.Gellar later took to her Instagram story to explain her response was due to her wariness over violating a non-disclosure agreement that prohibited her from spoiling casting announcements."Aspiring actors, please note: This deer in the headlights reaction is perfect for when you are excited to see so many old friends in one project but have already stupidly forgotten what NDA means once this month," she wrote alongside a photo taken on the movie's set.That same month, Hewitt confirmed she would be reprising her role in the sequel with a post on Instagram.In April, Gellar further fueled speculation of bad blood between her and Hewitt when she shared the trailer for 2025's "I Know What You Did Last Summer," tagging members of the main cast, including Prinze Jr., Madelyn Cline, Gabbriette Bechtel, Sarah Pidgeon and Chase Sui Wonders and director/screenwriter Jennifer Kaytin Robinson and co-screenwriter Sam Lansky but notably leaving out Hewitt.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPWhile some fans on social media took the omission as a definitive sign of a feud between the stars, a few Reddit commentators noted that Hewitt has activated an Instagram feature that prevents her account from being tagged by other users.

A top advisor to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has left the Pentagon after six months of service, the Department of Defense (DoD) confirmed to Fox News Digital on Saturday.Justin Fulcher told Fox News Digital he formally resigned on Thursday evening, describing the decision as entirely his own.Fulcher said he had originally planned to serve six months in government and, having reached that point, chose to move on "amicably." He also emphasized what he described as the "great work" being done by Hegseth "for our troops and country.""The Department of Defense is grateful to Justin Fulcher for his work on behalf of President [Donald] Trump and Secretary Hegseth. We wish him well in his future endeavors," chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement.HEGSETH VOWS TO RESTORE WARRIOR MENTALITY AND RAISE STANDARDS IN SWEEPING MILITARY TRANSFORMATIONIn addition to advising Hegseth on personnel and policy, Fulcher played a role in several defense initiatives during his tenure, he told Fox News Digital.Fulcher said he contributed to reviews of major acquisition programs aimed at strengthening lethality and the U.S. industrial base, and helped streamline software procurement timelines "from years to months," modernizing key IT systems across the department.He also said he supported Hegseth in high-level meetings across the Indo-Pacific, including the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, and participated in efforts that redirected nearly $50 billion from non-lethal line items into readiness and more impactful defense programs.Fulcher praised the "dedicated men and women of the Department of Defense," cited progress in "revitalizing the warrior ethos" and "rebuilding the military," and thanked both Hegseth and Trump for their leadership. "Still, this is just the beginning," Fulcher added.Fulcher, who had served as a senior advisor to Hegseth since April, announced his departure Saturday afternoon in a message posted to X."As planned, Ive completed 6 months of service in government to my country," he wrote, calling the experience "incredibly inspiring."WALTZ DOUBLES DOWN ON HEGSETH PRAISE AMID ONGOING PENTAGON CONTROVERSY"None of this could have happened without Secretary Hegseths decisive leadership or President Trumps continued confidence in our team," he wrote. "I will continue to champion American warfighters in all future endeavors."Fulcher joined the DoD earlier this year as part of Hegseths inner circle, a cohort of loyal advisers appointed after Hegseth took the helm at the Pentagon in Trumps second term.His departure comes amid a broader reshuffling of senior personnel inside Hegseths office. At least six aides have left since January, though defense officials have downplayed the moves as standard transitions.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPIts unclear what Fulchers next step will be, though his statement suggests he intends to remain active in national security circles.The Pentagon has not yet named a replacement.

Team Napheesa Collier dominated Team Caitlin Clark from start to finish and picked up a 151-131 win in the WNBA All-Star came on Saturday night behind a record-setting night from the Minnesota Lynx star.Collier finished with 36 points in the game. She broke the scoring record that was set by Dallas Wings star Arike Ogunbowale in the 2024 game.Collier is a five-time All-Star and is averaging 23.2 points and 7.6 rebounds per game as shes helped the Lynx back to the top of the WNBA standings at the break with a 20-4 record.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMShe was named the WNBA All-Star Game MVP.Seattle Storm star Skylar Diggins, of Team Collier, set a record for most assists in an All-Star Game and became the first player to record a triple-double in the event. She had 11 points, 11 rebounds and 15 assistsIndiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell led Team Clark with 20 points.However, the talk of the game was about the players message about a pay increase amid tense collective bargaining agreement (CBA) negotiations during the break.Each WNBA All-Star wore a shirt that read, "Pay Us What You Owe Us," during warm-ups before the game. Fans were heard chanting "Pay them," during the award presentation."The crowd is saying it for us," Collier said when asked to share her message.WNBPA president Nneka Ogwumike praised the players for using their platform.WNBA STARS SEND MESSAGE TO LEAGUE BEFORE ALL-STAR GAME AMID CONTENTIOUS CBA NEGOTIATIONS"Im just so inspired by the amount of players that showed up, the engagement that was there," she said. "Thats really what its all about. Because the more that happens, the more that were going to be able to get things done. I think today were going to be able to use this conversation to start rolling the ball on things."Despite the contention, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said Saturday night that she was optimistic a deal would get done."I'm still really optimistic that well get something done that would be transformational," she said. "And that, next year at All-Star, well be talking about how great everything is. Obviously theres a lot of hard work to be done on both sides to get there."The players met with league officials Thursday, and the sides did not reach a deal. Chicago Sky star Angel Reese was one of many WNBA players who have expressed criticism of the league's handling of negotiations."It was an eye-opener for me. Like, hearing the things and hearing the language of things and not things that I was happy to hear. It was disrespectful the things that we were sent back, the proposal that we were sent back," she said Friday."It's important to be able to be vocal. If I sit back, it looks like I don't care."New York Libertystar Sabrina Ionescu said the players weren't going to settle for "the minimum" in negotiations, while Phoenix Mercury player Satou Sabally called the league's latest CBA offer a "slap in the face."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.