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Halle Berry sizzles in racy lingerie look for sunset beach stroll during Fiji getaway
Halle Berry is enjoying a tropical reset ahead of her 60th birthday.
The 59-year-old actress shared a series of Instagram photos from a tropical getaway in Fiji, offering glimpses of quiet mornings, poolside relaxation and sunset walks along the beach.
Berry posed near the shoreline in an animal-print cover-up layered over a black lace lingerie bodysuit as the sun dipped toward the ocean. The flowing black-and-white wrap featured wide sleeves and tassel detailing, while her short, tousled hair blew across her face as she smiled for the camera.
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"The only bad thing about this trip is that each day must come to an end," she captioned the post.
A separate Instagram post captured the Academy Award winner in silhouette beneath sheer fabric draped around an outdoor daybed. Berry arched backward as the setting sun streamed through the material, with palm trees, an infinity pool and the ocean visible beyond the shaded retreat.
In a separate poolside image, the "Catwoman" star reclined along the edge of the water in a gold bikini. A wide-brimmed straw hat rested across her torso as she stretched one arm across the wooden deck and displayed several rings and stacked bracelets.
Berry also shared an artful reflection photographed through a glass window. The layered image showed the actress appearing to relax inside a rounded bathtub while the surrounding ocean, palm trees and outdoor pool reflected across the glass.
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The actress appeared to be enjoying the laid-back pace of the trip, joking in another caption, "We got drunk last night, and still drunk today 🤪."
Berry’s vacation comes as she prepares to celebrate her 60th birthday and continues challenging expectations about how women should approach aging.
During a July appearance on Hoda Kotb’s "Making Space" podcast, Berry said the milestone feels far different than she once imagined.
"I’m so happy to still be here, you know, when I was growing up and I thought of 60, it felt so old, you know, and now that I am 60, um, it doesn’t feel old at all," she said. "You know, I’m like, this is 60, well, that’s not so bad."
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Berry said she currently feels more comfortable and confident in herself than she has in years.
"I feel really great actually, if I’m honest, I feel, I think, better than I have in a very, very long time," she said. "Um, I feel more of myself. I feel all of myself."
The Oscar winner explained that growing older has allowed her to stop worrying about satisfying everyone else’s expectations.
"You do stop managing everybody’s expectations," Berry told Kotb. "You do start to realize you’re usually the oldest person in the room. And so with that, you know, that carries some weight. You get to do what you wanna do."
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She added, "You get to be who you wanna be, say what you want to say, you know, you’re no longer walking on eggshells, and that’s a really wonderful place to arrive."
Berry also pushed back against the idea that reaching a certain age should mean stepping away from her career permanently.
The actress said people have asked whether she intends to continue making movies before suggesting that she has already accomplished enough.
"Are you still going to keep working in movies?" Berry recalled being asked. "And I say, yeah, why should I not?"
She said others have questioned whether it is time for her to "quit all that and sit down somewhere and just be on a permanent vacation."
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Berry rejected the assumption that women should withdraw from professional life as they grow older, arguing that meaningful work continues to provide purpose and connection.
"Why do I wanna, after I’ve worked my whole life so hard and it’s made me feel all of myself, it’s validated who I was, it’s, it’s given me a sense of purpose," she said. "Why should I now sit down and give that all away and then what?"
The actress said she encourages her 18-year-old daughter, Nahla, to pursue work she genuinely loves so that retirement never feels like the ultimate goal.
"Choose what you love so that you never feel like you want to retire, because working and being active and contributing is what keeps us young as we go down the path of life," Berry said.
She added, "It keeps us connected to life, to ourselves, to the others. You, you never want to stop doing that thing that you love so much."
Masked man caught on camera smashing Virgin Mary statue with a hammer outside NYC church
The New York Police Department (NYPD) are investigating the destruction of a Virgin Mary statue outside St. Rita Roman Catholic Church in Long Island City as a possible hate crime after a man climbed over a fence and repeatedly smashed it down using a hammer.
In surveillance video released by The Diocese of Brooklyn, the masked man is seen violently hitting the statue outside the church in what Catholic officials say is the latest in a string of attacks targeting the parish.
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In a press release, church officials said it is the fourth reported vandalism incident targeting the parish since 2024, with the New York City Police Department investigating the latest vandalism as a possible hate crime.
According to the Diocese of Brooklyn, the incident happened at around 1:42 a.m. on Aug. 1.
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The video shows the man, who is wearing a dark T-shirt and shorts, climb over the fence into a courtyard where a statue of the Blessed Mother stood.
The suspect removes a hammer from his pocket and repeatedly strikes the statue before knocking it off its pedestal. He then climbs back over the fence and walks away.
The Diocese said in a statement that the attack was the fourth vandalism incident at St. Rita Roman Catholic Church since 2024.
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Past acts of vandalism in the parish include the destruction of a 60-year-old stained-glass window and graffiti that defaced a statue of St. Francis of Assisi and the sidewalk.
There was also damage done to a statue of St. Jude inside the church.
The Diocese of Brooklyn told Fox News Digital that no arrests have been made.
"This week, the NYPD also issued a crime stats update and hate crimes are up by 9.4% over the same 7-month period (Jan-July) of last year," John Quaglione, Deputy Press Secretary for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn said.
Amazon driver caught on video flinging customer’s package onto porch in infuriating delivery blunder
A delivery driver is under scrutiny after a doorbell camera captured a package sailing through the air instead of being carefully delivered.
Ring camera video shared by Florida resident Nathan Pekas shows the driver approaching the home, hurling a package onto the concrete porch, raising a handheld device to take a proof-of-delivery photo and then walking away as a dog howls from inside the house.
The box lands with a loud thud in the video before the driver snaps the photo and leaves without placing the package at the front door.
Pekas told Storyful the package was delivered by Yun Express, a third-party carrier used for some Amazon deliveries.
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He also shared a photo showing what appeared to be damage to one corner of the box.
The Florida resident said he was surprised by the driver's handling of the delivery, joking that the state's sweltering summer heat "must have been too much to make those extra two steps to the door."
Amazon acknowledged the incident in a statement provided to Storyful.
"This video does not reflect the standards we have for our delivery partners, and we're looking into this matter," an Amazon spokesperson said.
It was not immediately clear whether the contents of the package were damaged or whether the driver remains assigned to make Amazon deliveries.
Fox News Digital has reached out to Amazon for additional comment.
The incident is the latest package delivery to go viral after being captured on a homeowner's doorbell camera.
Last month, a FedEx driver in Georgia made headlines after tumbling backward into a front yard swimming pool while stepping away to take a proof-of-delivery photo.
The driver quickly laughed off the mishap, joking, "I needed that," before climbing out of the pool and returning to the delivery route.
Former Kansas Jayhawks guard Brett Ballard seriously injured in single-vehicle highway crash
A beloved Kansas college basketball coach and former Jayhawks standout is in the hospital with serious injuries after a highway crash Tuesday night.
Washburn University head coach Brett Ballard, 46, was behind the wheel of his 2024 Ford F-150 when the crash occurred.
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, Ballard was traveling westbound on Interstate 470 in Topeka just after 8:15 p.m. when his pickup truck veered off the left side of the roadway.
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The truck struck a delineator post, traveled into a steep embankment, and then collided with a concrete bridge pillar. The impact left the vehicle heavily damaged. Ballard was the only person inside the truck. First responders transported the injured coach to Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka for treatment. Authorities confirmed he was wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash.
Washburn University President JuliAnn Mazachek asked the close-knit community to keep Ballard and his family in their thoughts.
"We are deeply saddened to share that Coach Brett Ballard was seriously injured in a car accident last evening," Mazachek said in a statement. "Our hearts are with Coach Ballard, his family, the men's basketball program and all who are affected during this difficult time."
Ballard has long been one of the most recognizable figures in Kansas basketball. The Hutchinson native played guard for the Kansas Jayhawks from 2000 to 2002 under Hall of Fame coach Roy Williams before spending seven seasons as an assistant on Bill Self's coaching staff.
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For the past nine seasons, Ballard has led the Washburn Ichabods, building one of Division II's most consistent programs.
Ballard has compiled a 198-81 overall record while guiding Washburn to multiple NCAA Tournament appearances and helping establish the Ichabods as a perennial contender in the MIAA.
Before taking over at Washburn, Ballard also gained head coaching experience at Baker University, where he led the Wildcats to a Heart of America Athletic Conference regular-season championship and an NAIA national tournament appearance.
Ballard's success at every stop has made him a respected figure throughout the state's basketball community. As word of the crash spread, supporters across Kansas and beyond shared messages of encouragement while hoping for positive news regarding his recovery.
Authorities have not released additional details about what caused the crash, and the investigation remains ongoing.
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Francesca Hong remarks Thanksgiving is her 'favorite holiday,' answers she does not 'want to cancel it'
Democratic socialist Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong said Thanksgiving was her "favorite holiday" Wednesday, and she has no interest in canceling it despite her past controversial X posts.
"My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving," Hong told Politico Playbook, which in an X post wrote that Hong was "joking." "Yep, I don't want to cancel it. I actually love it."
Hong explained that the holiday was a "big event" for her family members and their in-laws.
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"You know, I'm just ... I'm going to be real," Hong said. "I'm kind of a curmudgeon when it comes to holidays in general."
Hong was responding to the backlash she faced for a deleted post, which was initially made on X in November 2020, after she appeared to draw comparisons between the deadly pandemic and the Thanksgiving holiday.
"Cancel Thanksgiving. Should have done this in 1621," Hong wrote, according to Fox News Digital’s previous reporting.
"If it takes a worldwide pandemic for us to realize we should stop celebrating colonialism and the original superspreader event that killed indigenous folx [sic] and women, so be it," she added, referring to the spread of smallpox that killed many Indigenous Americans.
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In a statement to Fox News Digital, Hong's campaign previously said, "No, she does not want to 'cancel' Thanksgiving."Â
However, Hong hesitated to give the same answer when asked if she still believes Thanksgiving should be canceled on CNN Monday.
"I’m a chef, and one of the first meals that I made that was for the community when I was 16 [years old] was a Thanksgiving meal," Hong said. "I always think my hospitality background in owning a restaurant for seven, eight years, that bringing folks around the table to share conversation and build community is always a good thing.
"But Thanksgiving is also a time that’s incredibly painful for many people in our communities," Hong continued. "And, so, I think there, I wanted to make sure that people understood that there are multiple views, but views can evolve.
"And the position that I'm running for right now, and I think my background as a chef will actually help me become a better governor that's able to bring more people to the table."
Fox News Digital reached out to Hong's campaign for comment.
Republican Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany criticized Hong's original posts on Fox News Tuesday, accusing her and other socialist candidates of wanting to "destroy" American culture.
"Well, considering she also posted, ‘Please DON'T gather for the colonizer holiday,’ and just days ago called Thanksgiving ‘incredibly painful,’ it's hard to believe she now claims it's her favorite holiday. But this goes far beyond Thanksgiving. It's part of the broader socialist message that seeks to tear down the traditions, institutions, and values that bring Americans together," Tiffany said.Â
"Whether it's Thanksgiving, Christmas, Culver's, the police or even Valentine's Day, Francesca Hong has spent her entire political career criticizing the very fabric of Wisconsin and the traditions that bring our communities together."
El-Sayed's threat against GOP rival backfires as conservatives bring receipts: 'Is Dubai in Florida?'
Abdul El-Sayed sparked online controversy moments after capturing the Democratic Party’s nomination in Michigan's Senate race for his word choice in challenging Republican nominee Mike Rogers to a series of five debates.
"I know you're going to say no because you're a coward. Five debates. All right?" El-Sayed said.
"You and I both know that you will wither in front of your own crimes, but I'm gonna make sure Michiganders know about them. By the time we're done, you are not going to have safe quarter from people holding you accountable for what you've done," El-Sayed continued.
The language of "safe quarter" is raising eyebrows among viewers online.
The online backlash demonstrates how closely the Michigan Senate race is being watched across the country and how viewers are analyzing every move of El-Sayed in particular.
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The former local public health official succeeded in his race against Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., a more establishment candidate with the backing of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., despite being heavily outspent.
His campaign has been a proxy for larger questions in the Democratic Party of whether the progressive label and promises of aggressively expanded public sector involvement will resonate with its base over the relative safety of establishment messaging.
But it has also invited scrutiny.
Conservatives ripped El-Sayed on social media for attacking Rogers' out-of-state vacation home while he owned multiple rental properties overseas. Doug Powers, a longtime editor and contributor for Twitchy, believes it clashes with El-Sayed's financial disclosures revealing that he owns property not just out of the state but also overseas.
"If I’m the Rogers campaign, I’m putting this in an ad. ‘A socialist who owns property in Dubai and India is attacking me for having a vacation house in Florida while threatening me in my home state?’" Powers wrote in his own post to social media.
"’No safe quarter from people holding you accountable’ is commie messaging," he added.
"The easy rebuttal for Mike Rogers here is to point out that El-Sayed owns property in a luxury development in Dubai," Chuck Ross, an investigative reporter for The Washington Free Beacon, pointed out.
"Is Dubai in Florida?" yet another account wrote.
Fox News Digital previously reported that El-Sayed's most recent financial disclosure exposes how El-Sayed and his wife own at least two foreign properties in Bangalore, India and Dubai. The Dubai property is worth up to $250,000.
Other conservatives slammed El-Sayed for the tone of his message and suggested it was putting a target on the back of his Republican rival.
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Scott Jennings, the conservative political personality and media commentator on CNN, bashed El-Sayed's phrasing at the victory press conference.
"Abdul el Sayed threatening the safety of his opponent while the Jewish Democrat AG of Michigan says she can't go to a Dem convention because she's not safe, either. Does everyone see what's happening here?" Jennings wrote in a post to X, referring to recent developments in the Wolverine state over anti-Semitic comments.
Brian Newberry, a Rhode Island state representative and former minority leader, echoed Jenning's concern.
"Democratic U.S. Senate nominee, who pals around with [a] guy who celebrates 9/11, tells his Republican opponent that he will ‘not have safe quarter’ in his home state. Who the hell does this guy think he is?" Newberry wrote, hinting at El-Sayed's association with Hasan Piker, a progressive streamer who has drawn backlash for past comments of his own.
"And will any — and I mean ANY — Democrat condemn this rhetoric?"
AG Hamilton, a popular conservative X account, called on El-Sayed to bring more clarity to the statement.
"Someone should ask el Sayed what exactly this means because it certainly comes off as a threat of political violence aimed at his opponent," the account wrote.Â
El-Sayed’s campaign did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the phrasing or on whether the online reactions were overblown.
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In his remarks on Wednesday morning, El-Sayed continued to press his case against Rogers.
"Mike Rogers is a guy whose politics and vision and perspective are old. Mike Rogers is a guy who has never shied away from a corporation he could do a favor for," El-Sayed said.
"If you want a senator who’s going to lick some boots, fine. Go vote for Mike Rogers. But if you want a senator who’s going to stand up to Donald Trump, then you’ve got your option right here."
With the Democratic primary in the rearview mirror, El-Sayed will face off against Rogers in the state’s general election Nov. 3.
Taxpayer-funded housing for illegal immigrants in GOP's crosshairs: 'It's got to stop'
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., is introducing new legislation that works to restrict illegal aliens from reaping federal housing benefits, blocking loopholes and cutting off access for sanctuary cities to receive federal community development grants.
"[Illegal immigrants] have been allowed to participate in federally subsidized housing programs," Hagerty told Fox News Digital. "They're using American taxpayer dollars to jump to the front of the line while putting Americans at the back of the lines. It's got to stop."
The End Housing Welfare for Illegal Aliens Act is part of a larger effort by both the Trump administration and GOP members of Congress to halt illegal immigrants and sanctuary cities' ability to thrive, which they claim often comes at the expense of benefits for the American people.
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"The Trump administration has taken a look at this," Hagerty said. "The preliminary estimates are 24,000 of these illegals are utilizing HUD programs. Again, crowding out Americans that would be deserving of these programs and, again, putting illegals into these positions."
The bill Hagerty is putting forward codifies the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) efforts to close loopholes that allow illegal immigrants to receive federal benefits on taxpayer-funded housing if they are roommates with eligible individuals.
"HUD housing assistance is intended for U.S. citizens and certain eligible noncitizens, yet HUD resources serve only a quarter of eligible households in need," HUD said in a statement. "Meanwhile, a recent HUD and DHS audit of all assisted households identified nearly 200,000 tenants with incomplete or unknown eligibility verification. Furthermore, HUD estimates approximately 24,000 illegal aliens, ineligibles and fraudsters in 20,000 ‘mixed status households’ benefit from HUD assistance."
Hagerty’s bill, if passed, would enforce this proposed rule by HUD Secretary Scott Turner under all administrations.
"This current administration is going to do everything it can, I'm certain, to stop this type of fraudulent behavior," Hagerty said. "But what I want to do is preclude this from happening if there were ever to be another Democrat administration."
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Hagerty also said the legislation would eliminate Biden-era incentives for sanctuary cities by denying these cities access to Community Development Block Grants (CBDG), federal funding that supports affordable housing, infrastructure and local services.
He also argued that, under the Biden administration, the adoption of sanctuary city policies was incentivized because those lacking citizenship documentation are still included in population counts when considering congressional representation.
"What the Biden administration did, they were creating incentives for people to come here illegally," Hagerty said. "You think about where they situated sanctuary cities — in blue states, where they're losing population, where they’re losing voters."
"Why?" Hagerty said. "Because you can count these illegal aliens for the purpose of allocating congressional districts. You can count them for the purpose of locating electoral votes. That is the motive behind the crime."
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The bill would require public housing authorities to verify citizenship before providing housing assistance. This would change the law so agencies "shall" verify citizenship, meaning they are legally required to do so, instead of saying they only "may" do so.
It would also specifically bar illegal immigrants from being eligible for both Section 202 and Section 811, which provide affordable housing for low-income elderly and people with disabilities.
"Illegal aliens are pushing out and crowding out people that are disabled, American taxpayers that are disabled, elderly that are disabled," Hagerty said.
Hagerty’s efforts to crack down on any negligence in restricting illegal immigrants from federal programs comes amid a broader fight by the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress to crack down on illegal immigration throughout the country.
"The goal is to pass the legislation," Hagerty said. "And I think if you polled Americans, you'd find this is extraordinarily popular."
Explosive drone forces shutdown at major German airport serving NATO, Ukraine flights
A drone carrying explosives was found near a Ukrainian plane at Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport late Tuesday, prompting officials to warn the incident represented "a new quality of danger," authorities said Wednesday.
The discovery temporarily shut down both runways at the major European freight hub and forced several flights to divert to other airports, according to The Associated Press.
Another flying object was spotted nearby shortly before midnight and several flights, including one passenger plane, were then diverted to other airports.
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German police launched a large response and opened an investigation into the two incidents.
Police said an airport worker found the first explosive drone near the airport's south runway with "an unknown explosive device."
An explosives disposal robot was deployed to examine the device before authorities removed its detonator.
The plane, bearing the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag, displayed the English-language slogan, "Be Brave Like Kherson," a tribute to the southern Ukrainian region, Deutsche Welle reported.
In the second incident, an unidentified flying object collided with a cargo aircraft that had aborted its landing at Leipzig/Halle Airport because of the runway closure.
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The aircraft diverted to Hannover Airport, about 125 miles north-west of Leipzig, where officials found minor damage, according to The Associated Press.
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said the discovery of the first drone marked a significant escalation.
"Drone sightings, drone threats, including in a hybrid context, are something we know from the past," he said. "That a drone armed with explosives is at an airport is a new threat scenario."
Dobrindt also described the incident as "a hybrid attack scenario."
He said questions about the type of explosives used, the drone's origin and who was responsible remained under investigation.
"All the speculation that is currently going on about the explosives, the construction, the question of the drone, the origin and, of course, who is behind it, is now part of the investigation," Dobrindt said.
"What is happening now also shows that the assessment made months ago — that we are dealing with a high level of danger — was justified."
In June, Dobrindt opened Germany's Joint Centre for Countering Hybrid Threats, which brings together federal and state security agencies to address threats including espionage, sabotage and disinformation.
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Leipzig/Halle Airport is a major European cargo hub, and Ukrainian Antonov transport aircraft are based there.
NATO said it was aware of the incidents but referred questions to German authorities.
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Ukraine's ambassador to Germany, Oleksii Makeiev, suggested Moscow may have been behind the incident, telling Welt TV Wednesday, "Who else could it be but Russia?" according to reports.
In 2024, an incendiary device ignited at a logistics center at Leipzig/Halle Airport, setting fire to a freight container in an incident Western security officials suspect was part of a Russian intelligence sabotage operation.
In Nevada speech, Trump chases after toddler on stage before joking he doesn't want him to 'be Biden and fall'
President Donald Trump shared a pair of lighthearted moments with a toddler during a Nevada event Wednesday, first stepping in to stop the young boy from wandering off-stage before joking, "I don't want him to be [former President Joe] Biden and fall off the stage."
The moment unfolded after Trump invited Sandra and Brad, a Las Vegas couple, on stage at the Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa with their two young children as he touted his administration's Trump Accounts and "no tax on tips" initiatives.
As the child's mother, Sandra, began to address the crowd, the toddler appeared ready to make a break for it before Trump quickly reached out to stop him from leaving the stage.
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"I don't want him to be Biden and fall off the stage," Trump quipped, drawing laughter from the audience.
The playful exchange wasn't the family's only memorable moment with the president.
Later, after Sandra told Trump, "He did want to say a little something to you, Mr. President," Trump replied, "Yes, thank you, thank you very much."
The toddler then babbled briefly before his mother softly prompted him, "Thank you for my Trump Account."
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"Thank you for my Trump Account," the little boy repeated into the microphone, prompting an uproar of applause from the crowd.
"Good job," Trump responded with a smile, clapping for the toddler as the audience continued cheering.
Earlier in the event, Trump introduced the family by explaining that Sandra works as a waitress at a Las Vegas casino, while Brad serves as an officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Trump said the couple had benefited from his administration's tax policies and were investing in Trump Accounts for their two children.
"It's a beautiful family," Trump said as they joined him on stage.
Trump is a father of five and has 11 grandchildren.
Chiefs coach Andy Reid has a blunt response to everyone freaking out over Travis Kelce's dad bod
NFL training camp is barely a week old, and the Kansas City Chiefs already find themselves embroiled in a full-blown investigation: Has Travis Kelce succumbed to the dreaded dad bod?
The internet's amateur body-fat analysts went to work last week after pictures of a noticeably thicker Kelce made the rounds.
Chiefs coach Andy Reid wasted little time trying to put out the fat fires Wednesday, telling the media his star tight end is bigger but allegedly in good shape.
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"He came back in good shape," Reid insisted.
"I know everybody's out there saying he's got the dad body and all this stuff, but he looks the same to me that he's always looked, and [he's] playing like crazy." Reid even claimed the veteran is "focused in and ready to go" for every practice snap.
Kelce is officially listed at 250 pounds, but if you apply the eyeball test to the practice footage, that scale might be doing some heavy lifting.
The guy is 36 years old, which is basically 50 in tight end years.
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Kelce spent the offseason pounding beers in VIP suites on the Eras Tour, married Taylor Swift in July, and expanded his media empire. He has three Super Bowl rings, infinite money, and a life on easy mode, even if he remembers his six-pack abs all too well.
With all that in mind, you'd be forgiven for wondering why he's still doing this. So why are we dragging this out?
Look at the numbers from last season. In 2025, Kelce posted a modest 76 catches for 851 yards and five touchdowns. For normal mortals, those are decent numbers. For Travis Kelce? That is a clear slide down the hill.
Father Time remains undefeated, and carrying extra offseason weight certainly isn't going to turn back the clock.
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Which brings us to the real conspiracy: why is someone in your fantasy league still going to reach for him in the early rounds?
Don't let it be you.
Every August, fantasy owners convince themselves a declining superstar is somehow about to turn back the clock.
Then by Week 4, they're wondering why they burned a premium pick on yesterday's highlights instead of tomorrow's breakout.
Draft upside players, not household names living off past glory. Let someone else chase the nostalgia and pray for one last vintage season.
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