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Packing the Supreme Court? Kamala Harris pushes idea as the party quickly forgets about Joe Biden
Former Vice President Kamala Harris wants to expand the Supreme Court.
This is a seriously awful idea.
FDR, at the height of his popularity, after winning his first reelection, tried that – and got his head handed to him.
The reason for his effort, in 1937, to have as many as 15 justices was to overcome conservative opposition to his blizzard of New Deal programs.
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Even some Democrats at the time thought this would fatally undermine the independence of the judiciary.
Congress refused to approve the bill, even though Roosevelt enjoyed a big Democratic majority.
But the high court, perhaps under pressure, then did start upholding major New Deal programs launched after the Great Depression.
Harris said she wanted to "invite ideas," such as packing SCOTUS, leaving herself some wiggle group. Her goal: "To neutralize this red state cheating."
In a call with the liberal group Emerge, the former vice president also said they should look at the Electoral College as well as statehood for D.C. and Puerto Rico, both efforts that would help the Democrats.
Harris, who became the Democratic nominee when Joe Biden dropped out, lost all seven swing states to Donald Trump in 2024. She was extraordinarily cautious during her 107-day run, spending the first third of it refusing to talk to the media.
Now she's increasingly acting like a candidate, perhaps emboldened by Trump's unpopularity because of the Iran war and other issues.
House Speaker Mike Johnson accused Harris of a "dangerous gambit," saying: "You don't just blow up the system when you lose."
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The reason most politicians avoid messing with the court, the Electoral College or the Senate filibuster, is fear. They have dark visions of the same unchecked powers being used against them when they no longer control the White House or Congress. Republicans worry they would be unable to stop an all-out liberal agenda, starting with national health insurance, when they are on the receiving end.
One of Harris' many problems during the campaign was that she couldn't separate from Biden, famously telling "The View" that "not a thing comes to mind" on what she would have done differently.
The former president, meanwhile, has been keeping an extraordinarily low profile. The Democrats have basically moved on from Biden, who is battling cancer.
Even during his time in the White House, Trump drew more media attention as he battled four criminal investigations. This was in part because Biden walled himself off from the press to hide his severe mental decline.
In fact, the person who mentions Biden most frequently, both in speeches and online, is Trump – even when the topic has nothing to do with his predecessor.
Asked by Fox’s Bret Baier whether Xi Jinping liked the fact that he hasn’t yet approved arms sales to Taiwan, Trump said:
"I would say ‘like’ is maybe too strong a word because he thinks I could do it with just the signing of my signature, unlike Biden who couldn’t sign his signature."
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As for the Democrats, they still have a deep well of affection for former President Barack Obama, who has emerged as the party's most prominent Trump-basher.
"We pulled it off," Obama said of Iran on one of Stephen Colbert's final shows, "without firing a missile. We got 97% of their enriched uranium out... and we didn't have to kill a whole bunch of people or shut down the Strait of Hormuz."
When Colbert jokingly suggested that he himself would run for president, Obama said the bar had already been lowered.
Trump – who always refers to him as "Barack Hussein Obama," for obvious reasons – has hit back hard.
Trump shared a former adviser's post that "there’s now incontrovertible evidence that he was the spearhead of a seditious conspiracy to subvert the will of the American people and overthrow the United States government back in 2016."
The president added: "I hope they arrest you before your grand opening of your war bunker in southside Chicago," referring to Obama's presidential library.
In another post, Trump called Obama "the most DEMONIC FORCE in American politics in decades."
A whole lot of Democrats, led by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, will be battling Harris for the 2028 nomination. This will be the first time in 16 years that Trump's name won't be on the presidential ballot.
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Such polls are ridiculously early, given past campaign seasons when those with high name ID quickly faded once the action got under way.
If Kamala Harris is smart, she'll drop this idea of packing the Supreme Court. She can say it was just a trial balloon, one that quickly popped when FDR tried such a scheme 89 years ago.
Arkansas man allegedly threatened Walmart mass shooting over hantavirus lockdown fears, authorities say
An Arkansas man was arrested after allegedly threatening to carry out a mass shooting at his local Walmart if the country went into lockdown over the hantavirus outbreak, authorities said.
Aaron Bynum, 20, of Oakland, was arrested Friday for allegedly making the threats, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.
He was charged with first-degree terroristic threatening and harassing communications.
Officials said the arrest followed an investigation into online threats allegedly made by Bynum on May 9.
The FBI’s National Threat Operations Center received an electronic tip from an individual playing an online video game who alleged another player threatened to carry out a mass shooting at a local Walmart "if the country were locked down again due to the Hantavirus."
Authorities said the reporting individual provided the player’s gamer username along with an in-game recording of the alleged threats.
Investigators said they subpoenaed the game’s parent company, which identified Bynum as the owner of the account.
The FBI’s Fayetteville Field Office then alerted the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, and authorities executed a search warrant at Bynum’s residence Friday.
Investigators said they seized Bynum’s computer and related accessories.
Authorities said Bynum was taken into custody without incident and booked into the Marion County Detention Center on a $2,500 bond.
CRUISE SHIP PASSENGER DESCRIBES UNCERTAINTY AFTER 3 DEATHS AMID HANTAVIRUS PROBE
The hantavirus outbreak tied to the MV Hondius cruise ship has sickened multiple people aboard the vessel, with WHO reporting as of May 13 that all cases then identified were passengers.
As of May 13, the World Health Organization said 11 cases had been identified in connection with the outbreak, including eight confirmed cases, two probable cases and one inconclusive case. Three deaths had also been linked to the outbreak, and WHO assessed the risk to the global population as low.
Canadian health officials on Sunday confirmed that one of four Canadians who returned from the MV Hondius tested positive for the virus. The Associated Press reported that the Canadian case brought the number of confirmed infections tied to the ship to 10, updating the earlier WHO count from May 13.
While the outbreak has sparked comparisons to the coronavirus pandemic, Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel previously told Fox News Digital there is "no comparison," noting hantavirus is difficult to spread.
The CDC says Andes virus, the strain confirmed in the MV Hondius outbreak, is the only hantavirus documented to spread from person to person, though such transmission is rare and generally requires close, prolonged contact with a symptomatic person.
"It's not airborne ... in terms of respiratory droplets hanging in the air," he said. "It's very difficult to transmit."
Fox News Digital’s Angelica Stabile contributed to this report.
Canada confirms hantavirus case linked to cruise ship outbreak that has killed three passengers
Canadian health officials on Sunday confirmed that one of four Canadians who returned from the MV Hondius cruise ship, the subject of an international Andes hantavirus outbreak, tested positive for hantavirus. Three people connected to the outbreak have died.
The Public Health Agency of Canada confirmed the positive test after British Columbia’s top public health officer previously described the case as a "presumptive positive."
"One individual’s sample was confirmed positive for hantavirus," the agency said in a statement.
Officials said additional testing will be conducted at a national laboratory. It was not immediately clear whether that testing was for confirmation, strain characterization or another purpose.
CRUISE SHIP PASSENGER DESCRIBES UNCERTAINTY AFTER 3 DEATHS AMID HANTAVIRUS PROBE
The development comes as global health officials continue monitoring the rare hantavirus outbreak tied to the MV Hondius, which has sickened multiple passengers.
As of May 13, the World Health Organization said 11 cases had been identified in connection with the cruise outbreak, including eight confirmed cases, two probable cases and one inconclusive case. Those figures included three deaths. The Associated Press later reported that the Canadian confirmation brought the number of people from the ship who had tested positive to 10.
Canadian health officials said four Canadians returned home from the MV Hondius, though only one has tested positive for the virus.
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The confirmed patient and a traveling companion — identified as a Yukon couple in their 70s — returned from the cruise together. The companion later tested negative, officials said.
A third person in their 70s from Vancouver Island remains in isolation, along with a British Columbia resident in their 50s.
So far, no confirmed U.S. cases tied to the cruise ship have been reported, though WHO said as of May 13 that one U.S.-repatriated passenger had inconclusive laboratory results and was undergoing retesting.
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Last week, however, health officials in Ontario County, New York, announced they were investigating a suspected locally acquired hantavirus case unrelated to the cruise ship.
The Ontario County Public Health Department said there was no risk to the general public. Officials also said the strain typically seen in the United States is not known to spread from person to person.
The outbreak linked to the MV Hondius began after the Dutch cruise ship, carrying 147 passengers and crew members, departed Argentina on April 1 for a South Atlantic voyage.
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The outbreak has prompted heightened precautions internationally, including in the Netherlands, where Radboud University Medical Center quarantined 12 staff members after officials said a hantavirus patient’s blood and urine were not handled under the strictest protocols recommended for the virus strain.
The outbreak has also sparked comparisons to the coronavirus pandemic. However, Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel previously told Fox News Digital there is "no comparison."
He noted hantavirus is difficult to spread.
"It's not airborne ... in terms of respiratory droplets hanging in the air," he said. "It's very difficult to transmit."
While coronavirus "moved in the direction of humans in a significant way," hantavirus has not, except for "very rare" cases of human-to-human transmission, he added.
The World Health Organization has assessed the risk to the global population as low, while noting that current evidence suggests subsequent human-to-human transmission may have occurred on board. Andes virus is the only hantavirus known to have documented person-to-person transmission, though such spread is considered rare.
Siegel also noted hantavirus cases have been reported in the United States for decades, though they remain "very rare."
Fox News Digital’s Brittany Miller and Angelica Stabile, along with The Associated Press, contributed to this report.
Pete Crow-Armstrong gets into ugly, curse-filled screaming match with female White Sox fan
The Crosstown Classic just got incredibly personal.
Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong let a rival fan have it during a heated, NSFW screaming match on Sunday, playing the White Sox.
The ugly incident unfolded near the outfield stands during the Cubs' tough 9-8 loss to the Chicago White Sox.
Crow-Armstrong had just failed to make a highly difficult, leaping catch at the wall.
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As the play died down, a female fan decked out in White Sox gear reportedly began mercilessly heckling the 24-year-old outfielder.
PCA was heard saying, "suck my f--kin d--k b---ch."
Rather than taking the high road, the young Cubs star snapped.
A video of the confrontation showed a furious Crow-Armstrong marching right toward the stands and firing off a barrage of profanity at the female heckler.
"Some lady decided to start talking s--t and I felt the need to say it back," Crow-Armstrong told reporters.
This is far from the first time Crow-Armstrong has courted controversy by running his mouth.
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Earlier this season, the California native took unprovoked shots at Los Angeles Dodgers fans, claiming they only attend games to take pictures and look good rather than actually caring about the sport.
White Sox fans got the last laugh on Sunday afternoon as their squad completed a wild, thrilling comeback victory over their crosstown rivals.
Still, Crow-Armstrong made it clear that if South Side fans are going to dish it out, they better be prepared to take it right back.
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Austin police arrest 3 juveniles allegedly linked to 12 random shootings injuring 4 people
Austin police arrested three juveniles Sunday who investigators believe were connected to 12 shooting incidents across the city that injured four people, struck two fire stations and triggered a shelter-in-place order in South Austin.
Austin Police Department Chief Lisa Davis said investigators took a 15-year-old and 17-year-old into custody following the shootings, which began late Saturday and continued into Sunday morning.
"We have two suspects in custody," Davis said during a press conference Sunday. "We have a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old in custody."
The Manor Police Department said late Sunday that a third suspect who fled from a vehicle following a pursuit earlier in the day had been located and detained.
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The third suspect is a 16-year-old male, the Manor Police Department confirmed to Fox News Digital. Austin police later took custody of him.
There is no ongoing threat to the public, the department said in a statement.
Authorities said the 17-year-old already had a warrant connected to the theft of a firearm from the same store where the 15-year-old allegedly stole another gun.
According to police, the suspects allegedly stole multiple vehicles throughout the spree and fired shots at apartment complexes, homes, pedestrians and two fire stations.
Davis said one fire station was shot at twice and a fire truck was struck while firefighters were nearby.
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Officials said four people were shot during the incidents. One victim suffered critical injuries but was in stable condition, while three others sustained non-life-threatening wounds.
Austin-Travis County EMS Chief Robert Luckritz said emergency responders treated victims at four separate shooting scenes across the city.
"At this time, most of the shootings have occurred in South Austin," Davis said earlier Sunday. "No specific motive, and they appear to be random in nature."
Authorities initially warned residents to shelter in place in an area bounded by South Slaughter Lane, East McKinney Falls Parkway, North Ben White Boulevard and West Escarpment Boulevard while officers searched for the suspects.
The shelter-in-place order was later lifted after the two suspects were taken into custody, though police continued searching for a third person who fled from a vehicle stop in the Manor area.
Austin police said the suspects cycled through several stolen vehicles during the spree, including a black or dark blue Hyundai, a gold Hyundai sedan, a silver Mazda four-door and a white Kia Optima.
Davis urged residents not to leave keys or key fobs inside vehicles.
"What we are seeing are these cars are being stolen," Davis said.
Authorities said the investigation began after officers responded to reports of a stolen vehicle from an apartment complex and a stolen firearm. Police later said investigators connected the incidents as additional shootings were reported throughout the city.
Davis described the investigation as "complex" because of the number of scenes, stolen vehicles and random shootings spread across multiple areas of Austin.
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Police said officers responded to shootings involving apartment buildings and homes while going door-to-door to ensure residents had not been injured.
Davis said surveillance video appeared to show one shooting in front of a store where two people were struck after suspects fired from a passing vehicle.
Police also said a man walking his dog was shot in the back Sunday morning.
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Austin Mayor Kirk Watson praised the coordinated response from local and regional law enforcement agencies, including the Travis County Sheriff’s Office, Manor Police Department and Texas Department of Public Safety.
"This was a rapidly evolving event involving multiple incidents in multiple locations," Watson said.
Davis also suggested license plate reader technology could have helped investigators more quickly connect the shootings and stolen vehicle reports.
"We need to take seriously the fact that we've got two juveniles, 15 and 17, running around with guns creating this havoc," Davis said.
Trump reads Bible as thousands pack National Mall for America 250 prayer rally
Top Trump administration officials, Republican lawmakers and prominent Christian leaders gathered on the National Mall on Sunday for a massive prayer rally celebrating America’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
The event — "Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving" — drew thousands for worship music, speeches and prayers focused on reaffirming the United States as "One Nation Under God."
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and House Speaker Mike Johnson all addressed the gathering, alongside numerous other political and faith figures.
In a prerecorded message, Trump read from 2 Chronicles 7, reciting the well-known Bible verse calling on people to "humble themselves" and seek God.
TRUMP CALLS ON AMERICANS TO PRAY FOR NATION AS 250TH BIRTHDAY APPROACHES: 'ONE NATION UNDER GOD'
"If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land," Trump said.
Vance described the United States as "a nation of prayer," saying faith has shaped the country since before its founding.
"In times of suffering and in times of triumph, millions of Americans continue to turn to prayer and their faith in God," Vance said.
Rubio similarly tied America’s identity to Christianity.
"From the beginning, we have carried the belief that our country represents something new in the world," Rubio said. "But the soul of our nation has always been rooted in an ancient faith."
Gabbard urged Americans to humble themselves before God, saying the nation’s founders "knelt" and "asked for God’s mercy" before declaring independence.
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Johnson delivered a prayer of "rededication," thanking God for guiding the nation since its founding.
"Heavenly Father, we thank you," Johnson said. "Thank you so much for this great day that you've given us here, and we remember that your mighty hand has been upon our nation since the very beginning."
Hegseth referenced George Washington's faith, while Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., spoke about Christianity’s role in shaping the nation and argued prayer was central to the Civil Rights Movement.
Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr., praised Trump for encouraging Americans to "rededicate America to God."
"This nation was founded on godly principles," Alveda King told Fox News, adding that Martin Luther King Jr., "spoke to a crowd like this in 1963."
Actor Jonathan Roumie, who portrays Jesus in "The Chosen," also spoke at the event, encouraging Americans to recommit themselves to faith and prayer.
The event also featured appearances from Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Bishop Robert Barron, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik, evangelist Franklin Graham, along with performances from Grammy-winning Christian artist Chris Tomlin, among others.
Many attendees wore patriotic colors as they packed the National Mall.
Freedom 250, the nonprofit behind the event, said the gathering is part of a broader effort leading up to America’s semiquincentennial celebration on July 4, 2026.
Fox News Digital's Stephen Sorace and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Caitlin Clark drops 21 points and 10 assists after WNBA used Raven Johnson in Fever promo graphics
The WNBA’s marketing department might want to log off for a while.
Just days after choosing Fever rookie Raven Johnson over generational superstar Caitlin Clark to front the promotional graphics for Sunday's matchup against the Seattle Storm, Indiana took the court and let the box score settle the discourse.
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Indiana secured a commanding 89-78 victory over Seattle, though the real story unfolded in the stark contrast between the league’s forced promotional face and the team's actual focal point, which was a marketing mishap made all the more hilarious by the sudden absence of the team's other primary star, Aliyah Boston.
With Boston ruled out just before tip-off due to a lower leg injury, the spotlight on Caitlin Clark intensified.
Clark, who was shockingly snubbed from the league’s official pre-game marketing material despite coming off a historic, stat-corrected 30-point performance against the Mystics, proved exactly why she is the biggest draw in women's basketball.
Shouldering an even heavier load without Boston in the paint, Clark torched the Storm defense, dropping a team-high 21 points and dishing out 10 assists along with seven rebounds.
OutKick founder Clay Travis sounded off on the league's ridiculous snub: "Was Michael Jordan ever not the lead graphic on any Bulls game when he was a member of the team? You can say this is a small thing, but I would guarantee you Bill Cartwright, Luc Longley & Bill Wennington never got the promo graphic over Jordan. Sell the stars! Marketing 101."
On the flip side was Johnson.
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Thrust into the spotlight as the unexpected "poster child" for the Fever in the WNBA’s promotional rollout, Johnson’s on-court production miserably failed to match her sudden marketing billing.
In 17 minutes of action off the bench, Johnson failed to register a single point, dropping a giant goose egg on the stat sheet.
While her defensive energy contributed to the team’s depth, a scoreless night highlighted the utter absurdity of the league elevating a backup guard over the most prolific scorer in basketball history, especially on a night when the team was already missing its star center.
Indiana walks away with a huge win, and the WNBA walks away with another glaring lesson in who actually drives the bus.
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'Knots Landing' star Donna Mills says she won't 'be quiet' after critic targeted her makeup at age 85
"Knot's Landing" star Donna Mills is doubling down after she went viral for her defiant response to a critic who took aim at her appearance.
Last month, the 85-year-old actress ignited a social media firestorm when she shared a video addressing an Instagram user's comment that she wears "too much makeup for your age."
In the clip, Mills first appeared in her usual full-glam style before briefly transforming into stereotypical elderly woman with gray hair, pearls and wire-rimmed glasses.
"Did you want me to look like this?" she asked with a chuckle. "Sorry, not sorry."
'KNOTS LANDING' STAR DONNA MILLS HITS BACK AFTER CRITIC SAYS SHE WEARS ‘TOO MUCH MAKEUP' FOR HER AGE
The clip cut back to Mills in her previous chic look as she said, "I like the way I look. This is my style, and style doesn’t have an expiration date."
Mills' video quickly spread across social media, garnering over 125,000 likes and winning praise in the comments from fans and celebrities, including Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Kyle Richardson, Elizabeth Berkley, Nancy Sinatra and Dawn Robinson among others.
On Tuesday, Mills made an appearance on the Tamron Hall Show to discuss her viral moment as the TV host noted that the actress's video had racked up over 1.8 million views.
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While explaining why she decided to respond to the critic, Mills pointed out that the comment was about more than just her appearance.
"I don't get those comments a lot, but when I do, it's like, 'Who is this person? What do they think about women?'" Mills said.
"It's not just about me," she continued. "It's about women in general and the way women feel about themselves, right?
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"So that's why I wanted to shout back at them and say, 'Wait a minute. No, no, I don't accept that.' And I'm not going to be quiet about it," Mills added.
Mills recalled being "totally surprised" by the viral reaction but appreciative that her message about aging and confidence struck a chord.
"I was just grateful that people were hearing," she said. "Because I've really feel like I have something to say to women. I want to say something to women and I want to help."
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Addressing the broader conversation sparked by Mills’ video, Hall asked, "With all of these empowering messages, why do people still feel so comfortable telling women how they should dress and look at a certain age?"
"It just seems to me that they have been hearing it for many years," Mills responded. "And it's a new age now. It's a new time. We're living longer."
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"We're healthier," she continued. "We can be healthier "So, this isn't like the end. You don't hit 70 or 75 or 80 and it's over."
"No, it's just a new time."
The "Play Misty for Me" star underscored the link between self-image and personal happiness, saying, "I really feel like when you look good and you know you look good, you feel good, right?"
Mills shared that she also experiences moments of self-doubt after Hall asked her how she maintains her self-confidence in a "business that is not forgiving to women and aging."
"When I look in the mirror, I see everything that's wrong," Mills admitted.
"So then, how can you tell us to see what's right?" Hall asked.
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"Well, I fix it," Mills said to laughter from the audience.
Earlier this month, Mills reacted to becoming a social media sensation in a post she shared on Instagram.
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"If you told me at 85 I’d be going viral on social media, I wouldn’t have believed you…but here we are," she wrote alongside a screenshot of an article about her video.
"I’ve spent a lifetime speaking up and speaking out, and I’ve always believed it lands best with a wink, not a jab," she added. I’m so glad this moment found its audience exactly as intended."
Mills rose to fame when she starred as the scheming divorcee Abby Cunningham in the long-running soap opera "Knots Landing" from 1980 to 1989. Abby was known for her glamorous makeup, styled blonde hair and power-dressing wardrobe.
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The actress will next be seen starring as Dr. Karen Carden in Terrance Tykeem's upcoming thriller "Abused," which follows "what happens when six survivors of abuse are re-traumatized by a madman." "Abused" is slated to be released this summer.
French football match descends into chaos as furious Nantes fans breach security, storm pitch
It took just 22 minutes for shocking chaos to erupt at the Stade de la Beaujoire on Sunday.
A French football match descended into a terrifying riot, forcing players to flee for their lives. The Ligue 1 clash between FC Nantes and Toulouse FC was abruptly abandoned.
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A massive mob of hooded ultras breached stadium security, stormed the pitch and turned the arena into a war zone. The score was tied at 0-0 when the stadium erupted in violence.
Dozens of furious Nantes supporters were angry over their team’s abysmal season. They overwhelmed stewards and smashed through security barriers.
Clad in black and concealing their faces, the rioters hurled dangerous flares and pyrotechnics directly onto the playing surface. Terrified players from both teams broke into a sprint. They rushed down the tunnel to the safety of the locker rooms as the pitch was overrun.
Riot police equipped with tactical gear were forced to march onto the field to quell the escalating unrest.
After a tense standoff, police successfully pushed the invading supporters back into the stands. Refereeing officials and local authorities quickly determined that player safety could no longer be guaranteed, and the match was permanently called off.
The shocking security failure immediately drew condemnation from the highest levels of the French government.
France’s Minister of Sports, Marina Ferrari, blasted the rioters on social media, labeling the dangerous pitch invasion "unacceptable."
French football officials are now facing intense pressure to clamp down on the country's rampant hooliganism problem. Nantes is expected to face severe punishments. For a club already facing relegation on the pitch, their own fans may have just dealt them the final, crushing blow.
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Attorney for man accused of throwing rock at endangered Hawaiian monk seal says client was protecting turtles
The attorney for a businessman accused of harassing an endangered Hawaiian monk seal is publicly defending his client after a viral video captured the incident and sparked outrage online.
Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk, 38, of Covington, Washington, is accused of throwing a rock at the head of an endangered Hawaiian monk seal — one of the rarest marine mammals in the world — earlier this month in an incident caught on camera by beachgoers.
Lytvynchuk was arrested near Seattle last week and charged with harassing and attempting to harass an endangered animal in violation of the Endangered Species Act and the Marine Mammal Protection Act, according to the Department of Justice.
If convicted, he could face up to one year in prison on each charge, along with a fine of up to $50,000 under the Endangered Species Act and up to $20,000 under the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
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Lytvynchuk’s attorney, Myles Breiner, recently defended his client, saying he never intended to injure the animal.
"I want to be resoundingly clear to the public — he never intended to injure the monk seal," Breiner told KHON-TV News.
According to Breiner, Lytvynchuk believed he was protecting sea turtles, or honu, resting on shoreline rocks.
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"He wanted to scare the seal away from the honu he saw there," he said. "Apparently, there were two large turtles and one had already been knocked off the rock by the seal."
Breiner also said his client did not know Hawaiian monk seals are an endangered species and was influenced by prior experiences with aggressive sea lions while fishing in Washington state.
"Sea lions are very aggressive," Breiner said. "They’ll take your bait, they’ll take your fish — that’s been his experience."
Prosecutors say a viral video and witness accounts helped lead to the charge. According to the complaint, Lytvynchuk told witnesses he was "rich enough to pay the fines," a characterization his attorney disputes.
"What are you doing? Why would you throw a rock at it? Hello?" a woman can be heard shouting in the video as a man wearing a white shirt and swim trunks throws a rock toward the seal on a Maui shoreline.
After witnesses confronted him, Lytvynchuk allegedly responded he was "rich enough to pay the fines" if he got into trouble.
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Business records show Lytvynchuk owns a logistics and trucking company based in Kent, Washington.
Breiner said his client plans to take responsibility for violating the law but disputes claims that he intentionally tried to hurt the seal.
"He recognizes he made a bad decision, but the decision wasn’t based on trying to hurt the animal," Breiner said.
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The attorney also pushed back on reports claiming Lytvynchuk said he was wealthy enough to pay any fines.
"That was a misinterpretation," Breiner said. "The statement was, ‘I can afford it.’"
Fox News Digital has reached out to Breiner for comment.
Fox News Digital's Peter D'Abrosca contributed to this report.