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Trump shouts out 'beautiful' Sophie Cunningham at Ohio rally: 'Wouldn't mind her on the team'
Sophie Cunningham got a shoutout from President Donald Trump during a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, on Monday night.
Trump said the Indiana Fever star is "beautiful" and "a lot of men [want] to go and watch her."
"You’re not allowed to say that anymore, however, as a politician. Please, please, let me take it back. Anytime a politician says a woman is beautiful, that’s generally the end of his political career in the modern-day politic world," Trump added.
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The president then said Cunningham's addition to a team would "help...with attendance."
"Sophie is a beautiful young woman. You probably wouldn’t mind her on the team, not to help you with points, but to help you with attendance. The attendance would be great," Trump said.
Cunningham has been a fan favorite since joining the Fever, as she has often come to the defense of Caitlin Clark amid hard fouls on the third-year phenom. But her popularity skyrocketed after a quote was unearthed in which she said biological males should not play in girls' and women's sports.
"I want to protect young girls in a locker room, or young girls in sport who shouldn't have to go against biological men," Cunningham said earlier this year.
"It's really important to protect children, and that's little girls who are also involved in that category."
Cunningham's jersey is listed as a top seller and, as of publication , is the top jersey WNBA fans see on Fanatics.
Trump asks Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as Greece ambassador, White House confirms
The White House has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as U.S. ambassador to Greece amid mounting allegations involving her financial dealings, treatment of embassy staff and relationships with foreign business interests.
"We have asked Ambassador Guilfoyle to resign. She has been a wonderful asset to the team, and we wish her well," White House press secretary Katie Zacharia announced Tuesday during her first-ever briefing to the press.
It is not clear whether Guilfoyle lodged her official resignation, and when asked for clarity, the White House referred Fox News Digital to the remarks from the briefing.
The update from Zacharia came just one day after President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged that he was considering firing Guilfoyle, who was previously engaged to his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr.
TRUMP 'LOOKING AT' FIRING AMBASSADOR TO GREECE: 'WE'RE NOT HAPPY'
"Well, we're looking at it," Trump told reporters Monday when asked whether he was considering removing Guilfoyle. "We're not happy."
Guilfoyle came under scrutiny last week after The Wall Street Journal reported that she asked Trump donor Eric Deters to pay off a $100,000 American Express bill shortly before her Senate confirmation hearing in July 2025.
According to messages reviewed by the Journal, Guilfoyle urged Deters to wire the money directly to American Express, saying the transaction would not leave a paper trail, while offering to help him gain access to senior Trump administration officials. Deters said he never made the payment.
Guilfoyle's attorney, Jesse Binnall, disputed the authenticity of the messages, saying Guilfoyle had been paid to speak at events before her nomination and "was owed a balance for traveling to and supporting these patriotic events."
The allegations followed an earlier Journal investigation into Guilfoyle's conduct in Greece, including claims that she promoted the interests of Greek construction and energy company Aktor Group and allowed its registered lobbyist, Christos Marafatsos, to accompany her to private diplomatic meetings with senior officials.
The Journal also reported that Guilfoyle suggested at a dinner with Greek officials that the U.S. would undermine their government, citing political developments in Romania. Greece's foreign minister subsequently said there was no need to summon Guilfoyle for an explanation because the country's energy minister denied that any threat had been made.
Separately, the State Department's Office of Inspector General reportedly opened an investigation into allegations involving Guilfoyle's treatment of embassy employees, private travel, acceptance of gifts and relationships with business interests, according to the Daily Mail.
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Sources described a hostile workplace in which Guilfoyle allegedly threatened to fire employees. They also claimed that she demoted members of her security detail over minor incidents, including an officer who reportedly failed to answer a 4 a.m. request for ice while she was vacationing in Mykonos.
The inspector general's office declined to confirm or deny the existence of an investigation. Binnall told the Daily Mail that "any implication of wrongdoing by the Ambassador is unsupported."
The allegations drew scrutiny from congressional Democrats, including Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Rep. Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y., who called for a review of Guilfoyle's conduct. Meeks urged her removal if the allegations were substantiated.
Vice President JD Vance addressed the controversy Friday, cautioning against rushing to judgment while acknowledging that misconduct should carry consequences.
"Let's actually see what the facts are. Let's see what the truth is," Vance told reporters in Ohio. "And obviously, if there was something bad that happened, then people have to suffer consequences for it."
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who visited Greece last week and delivered remarks against the backdrop of the Acropolis, initially defended Guilfoyle's performance.
"Our ambassador has been a strong ambassador here," Rubio told reporters Wednesday.
A day later, Rubio declined to address the allegations directly, challenging reporters over their reliance on unnamed sources.
"You guys walk around thinking that because some source told you something, and you reported it, it's the gospel. It's not the gospel," Rubio told reporters Thursday.
Trump nominated Guilfoyle to the diplomatic post in December 2024. A former California prosecutor and longtime Trump ally, she previously served as a prominent surrogate and fundraiser for the president.
Guilfoyle was engaged to Donald Trump Jr. for four years before the couple publicly split in December 2024, the same month Trump nominated her to serve as ambassador to Greece.
The president's eldest son married Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson in May 2026.
Guilfoyle was also previously married to California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, from 2001 to 2006, when he served as mayor of San Francisco.
Zach Bryan announces new EP featuring collaborations with Lana Del Rey and Turnpike Troubadours
Zach Bryan has new music on the way.
Bryan is an incredibly talented country singer known for writing songs that tell deep and often incredibly emotional stories.
He's also known for packing stadiums wherever he goes, which is one of the few true signs of an artist's popularity.
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Well, he will now crank things up, once again, later in the week.
Bryan hopped on TikTok and Instagram on Monday to announce that his new EP "Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs" comes out this Friday, and it features two massive collaborations.
Pop sensation Lana Del Rey and the country group Turnpike Troubadours will both appear on the EP.
The full track list is below:
You can check out the announcement below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
You can always count on Zach Bryan to deliver music that whips fans into a frenzy, and you can bet the house that his new EP will dominate streaming once it's released on Friday.
The collaboration with Lana Del Rey is going to be fascinating to hear. The Turnpike Troubadours are a popular country music group. That's not anything that is shocking or unusual.
The same definitely can't be said about Bryan teaming up with the singer of "Burning Desire." To say I'm intrigued would be an understatement.
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Plus, Lana Del Rey has the capability to move the needle all on her own. I remember being in college when her music started becoming super popular. It was like an entire cultural vibe shift was underway.
You can catch Zach Bryan's new music starting this Friday, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
Massive bison rams pickup truck in Yellowstone after driver tries to avoid collision
A driver's early-morning trip through Yellowstone National Park took a frightening turn when a bison suddenly charged his pickup truck.
A video shared on Facebook shows the massive animal standing on a dark roadway before rushing toward the vehicle — then slamming into the front of the truck.
The driver had stopped his Ford Ranger after spotting the bull bison near Mud Volcano at around 2:45 a.m. on Thursday, according to Wyoming publication Cowboy State Daily.
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Kyle Weber, a seasonal mechanic who had been working in Yellowstone, was driving south from Canyon Village toward Fishing Bridge when he encountered the animal in the road, the outlet reported.
Rather than attempting to pass, he hit the brakes and waited for the bison to move.
"I slammed on my brakes and stopped, and was just sitting there watching and waiting for him to continue walking," Weber told Cowboy State Daily.
After he waited, the animal remained on the roadway — and then unexpectedly charged the pickup and hit its front-left side, according to the outlet.
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"I definitely got jolted," Weber said. "I knew they hit hard, but that was pretty rough."
Fox News Digital reached out to Yellowstone National Park for comment.
Weber said he estimated the impact pushed his truck backward at least a foot and a half. The collision dented the truck's bumper and hood, and it broke a side marker light, according to Cowboy State Daily.
Weber reportedly plans to replace the damaged bumper and side marker, using the repairs as an opportunity to make some upgrades to the truck.
The dented hood, however, may remain as a reminder of the encounter.
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"I think I'll keep it," Weber said. "It has a cool story behind it," the same outlet reported.
"Not everyone can say they have bison damage decorating their vehicle," the publication noted.
Fox News Digital previously reported on another frightening bison encounter at Yellowstone National Park that left a grandfather seriously injured.
Carl Isom-McDaniel was visiting the park with his grandson in July when a bull bison charged him at Bridge Bay Campground near Yellowstone Lake.
"They move faster than you could ever imagine," Isom-McDaniel later said from his hospital room. "As soon as he got off that tree, he launched me in the air."
Isom-McDaniel broke his femur in four places after being thrown into the air. He underwent surgery at a Montana hospital.
A photographer who witnessed the attack told Fox News Digital that Isom-McDaniel appeared focused on protecting his grandson. He asked about the boy immediately after the attack.
Jessica Mekles of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs hospitalized with head injury while behind bars: report
Sean "Diddy" Combs was allegedly rushed from prison with a medical emergency, TMZ reported.
The outlet indicated Diddy, 56, was transported to a nearby hospital to treat a head injury. It remains unclear how the disgraced music mogul was injured.
Despite the reports circulating, Diddy's team and the Federal Bureau of Prisons could not confirm the alleged injuries.
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"We are aware of the reports concerning Sean Combs and are working to confirm the circumstances," reps confirmed to Fox News Digital.
"Sean’s health and well-being are our immediate concern, and we appreciate everyone who has reached out."
The Federal Bureau of Prisons could not provide a comment on Diddy's health or whereabouts.
"For privacy, safety, and security reasons, we do not comment on the conditions of confinement for any incarcerated individual, including quarters assignment or medical status," the bureau said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital.
DIDDY'S FEDERAL PRISON RELEASE DELAYED WEEKS AFTER REPORTED SOLITARY CONFINEMENT STINT
Sources told the outlet that Diddy remained conscious and speaking on his own while recovering from the alleged non-life-threatening injury.
Amid alleged medical woes, Diddy's prison release date has changed multiple times since he began serving his sentence.
According to multiple reports, the disgraced rap mogul was reportedly sent to solitary confinement in July after a prison fight with another inmate.
The incident began after a fellow inmate "made a remark to Combs, which instigated the event" at FCI Fort Dix, ABC News reported at the time.
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Diddy was then reportedly sent to solitary confinement, the outlet noted. It's unclear if his release date was delayed due to the reported fight. He's now expected to be released from prison in March 2028.
In September 2024, the "Last Night" singer was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges after months of sexual misconduct allegations, lawsuits, investigations and the release of surveillance video that appeared to show the rapper severely beating then-girlfriend Cassie in the hallway of a Los Angeles hotel.
He was sentenced to more than four years behind bars in October after being convicted in July on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution.
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Diddy initially faced a maximum of life in prison if convicted on charges that included racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
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A jury convicted Diddy on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution on July 2, 2025. The "I'll Be Missing You" rapper was acquitted of the most serious charges of racketeering and sex trafficking.
In addition to the 50-month sentence, Diddy was ordered to serve five years of supervised release and pay a $500,000 fine. The prosecution recommended 135 months (just over 11 years) for his sentencing.
A little boy asked why his dad doesn't like him. His words broke my heart
One of our young men came back from a day with the boys and told me he had to step away, so the child would not see him cry. The child, an 11-year-old with a buzzed head and a gap-tooth smile, told the young man that he loves coming around us because we feel like his uncles. Then the child got quiet. He said he gets sad sometimes because his dad never wants to talk to him or see him. What made the young man tear up was that the child then said that he hopes his father is doing good. "But why doesn’t my dad like me?"
We all love this young boy and there is nothing not to like about him. He is good to his mother. He tries hard at school. He stands up to bullies and takes care of those around him. This boy is only 11. He is asking for guidance. He is asking for adults to guide him. If we don’t step up, the streets will take him.
This is the hard work that we do every day. Far too many of us make the mistake of trying to save young men after they are broken. We hold the press conference after the shooting, myself included, and we say we must do better. We demand funding for programs after the arrest and the boy is long gone into the slammer. In the saddest cases, we write the obituary after the funeral and the family grieves over the senselessness. These tragedies happen because we often fail to build the boy before the streets define manhood for him.
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By manhood I don’t mean puffing your chest like you're some bad dude. That’s an empty front. Manhood means discipline, responsibility, accountability, faith and all the qualities that allow one to stand strong on two feet.
Every young boy learns from the men who stay and show how it is done. A young boy does not learn from a slogan, a speech or empty promises. The government can send a check, and it has sent more than its share into our neighborhood, but the government can never manufacture expectations. It cannot sit on the curb and talk to an 11-year-old boy who wants to know why his father disappeared.
Last week, I stood in front of our new Leadership and Economic Opportunity Center that we built to steward young boys like our 11-year-old. High up on one of the window panes, someone shot a hole through the glass. This is the third window pane that has been broken. We’re talking thousands to repair the damage and we will replace them.
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But think about what they shot. It wasn’t a liquor store or a vacant lot. It was a building — one of the first constructions on the South Side in who knows how long — going up where a motel notorious for crime once stood. And on a block that was known as America’s most dangerous.
This building houses job training facilities, classrooms, tutoring, violence prevention and so on. Most of all, this building was built to house young boys and girls who need the safety to grow into strong, resilient adults. Someone looked at all of that and fired a bullet at it.
I’m ticked off and I'm upset. But I’m not quitting.
When that young man told me about that child and his father, I took that as a sign from God. I don’t know how, but I do know why and that is why I keep stepping forward. It is for these young boys.
They need to see this building accomplished so they can understand what is expected of them in their lives. I know we cannot replace his father, but I know that we have no choice but to be vigilant with him and ensure that he grows up to be the father to his own son that he never had. That is our mission and we will not fail.
Sylvester Stallone calls himself an 'idiot' for doing his own stunts, details nine back surgeries
Sylvester Stallone admitted that he was an "idiot" for performing his own stunts after extensive medical procedures.
During an interview with Fox News Digital, the "Tulsa King" star opened up about the "millions" of regrets he has after decades of being an action star.
"Millions, millions of regrets. I could literally spend a half hour talking about injuries, the amount, not even like one, I'm talking about 30 hours, 30 minutes of just individual ones, because it becomes compounded. I have been injured many, many times, but after 'Expendables,' I ended up with nine back operations, three neck fusions. Both shoulders ripped out, eye, you know, all kinds of lens put ... it's been brutal," Stallone began.
Stallone admitted that he's never been "quite the same" since the surgeries.
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"Now you have to like make peace with the pain as much as you can," he shared.
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The biggest lesson he has now, at 80 after decades of crazy stunt work, is to "let other people do their job."
"Don't be a stage hawk, or whatever you call it, a showboat. I know a lot of people are thinking about doing stunts ... don't. Don't. Let the pro do it," Stallone said. "Let me explain something, you cannot beat gravity, when you hit the ground, you lose, and it's going to come back."
He continued, "I mean, just ask every football player in the world. So yeah, that and people go, 'Aren't you proud of them?' No. I think I'm an idiot for doing that. I'm proud that I broke myself in pieces. Like, duh, no."
The Stallone-led "Tulsa King" is gearing up to release its fourth season on Oct. 16. The actor told Fox News Digital what still excites him about his character, Dwight Manfredi.
"He still hasn't achieved his goal, just when he thinks he's arrived, another situation, another dramatic episode presents itself, which is exactly what the show needs. We don't want him to be like, 'I can finally exhale.' No, you don't wanna," Stallone said.
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Stallone said the new season opens with a jolt, putting Dwight under pressure from new enemies and tensions within his own crew.
"Well, it's quite shocking to start off with because certain elements happen that it's ... quite unnerving. And now I'm presented with a new level of, you might say, adversaries, gangsters, criminals that are coming at me technologically, politically, and mafioso-ishly from New York," he said. "So, I'm getting bombarded from all sides. Plus, I have internal struggles with some of my own crew. So it's kind of like having like a cuckoo's nest and trying to reign it all in, you know what I mean?"
"Tulsa King" season 4 comes out on Friday, October 16, 2026, on Paramount+.
Stallone also discussed a major change in his life outside of Hollywood: moving from California to Florida.
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He told Fox News Digital the move helped him feel "invigorated" after he began growing complacent in California.
"In New York, I was a New York animal, like we all are here, I just said, you have to be. And then I got to California and I thought I was in Nirvana," Stallone began. "I did very well in California. And then California sort of changed. And became more populous and everything else. And I felt myself becoming very complacent and dull."
Stallone and his wife, Jennifer Flavin, moved out of California for Florida permanently in 2024.
"When we went to Florida, I didn't know one person. And now we have a great circle. So it's the best move. And my wife was also ... I think a lot of people would like to get a little peace and quiet. You know, they've been around so many billions of people that actually have water and birds and things like that. There's something that's invigorating and nourishing, and I think goes to our biology that makes us happier," he said.
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Flavin and Stallone share three daughters: Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet. His oldest daughter, Sophia, announced her engagement to boyfriend Michael Sheehan in August.
Stallone told Fox News Digital that Sheehan is making him "look bad."
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"I thought I actually did it pretty well because she found a guy that I wish every woman found. So I went, 'Wow, he's making me look bad.' With the flowers and this and the constant, 'Oh, here's breakfast, honey.' I went wow, calm down, guys, you're gonna make it terrible for us," Stallone said. "But he is very nurturing. So I actually wish I was sort of like that when I was younger. I didn't learn those skills from my family. A good morning was good morning, punch in the face. He's wonderful and two more to go."
Stop losing photo quality when you share pictures
You take a great photo, send it to someone and then hear the question nobody wants to hear: "Why does this look blurry?" That can happen because some sharing methods resize or compress photos before they reach the other person. The image may still look fine on a phone screen, but zoom in or try to print it and the lost detail becomes easier to spot.
With iOS 27 Apple is addressing one long-standing version of that problem. Shared Albums can now store newly added photos and videos in their original formats at full resolution. Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones also have built-in ways to send photo files without relying on a messaging app that may shrink them along the way.
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Before iOS 27, Apple’s Shared Albums reduced photo resolution. Photos were generally limited to 2,048 pixels on the long edge, while videos could be delivered at resolutions up to 720p. Starting with iOS 27, newly shared photos and videos in the upgraded Shared Albums experience are stored in iCloud in their original formats at full resolution. That means newly shared photos can remain at their original resolution instead of being reduced to the limits used by older Shared Albums.
There is one trade-off. New items added to an upgraded Shared Album count toward the album owner’s available iCloud storage, including items other participants add. Items that were already in the album before the upgrade do not count toward that storage, and temporary Shared Albums do not count either.
First, make sure Shared Albums are enabled on your iPhone.
On an iPhone running iOS 27:
Apple requires iCloud Photos for the new Shared Albums experience in iOS 27.
Any new Shared Album you create in iOS 27 automatically uses Apple’s upgraded Shared Albums experience.
To create one:
Photos and videos you add to that new album are stored in their original formats at full resolution. You can also allow people to join through a link. Apple says friends and family can access and contribute to a shared album on the web even if they do not have an Apple Account or Apple device.
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Albums created before iOS 27 stay in the older format until you upgrade them. Apple lets the owner upgrade an existing Shared Album to the new experience. After the upgrade, newly added photos and videos can be stored at full resolution. That word "newly" is important. Upgrading an album does not restore the original resolution of photos or videos that were already uploaded under the older system. So, if you have an older family album or vacation album and want future additions preserved at full quality, upgrading it makes sense.
If someone shares a photo through an upgraded Shared Album, you can save it to your own library.
Apple says photos and videos in the new Shared Albums experience can be stored at full resolution in their original formats. However, content saved from a Shared Album may not include every piece of information contained in the original file. That means Shared Albums are much better for preserving image quality in iOS 27, but I would still keep the original file if you want the most complete archival copy.
Shared Albums solve one specific problem, but they do not guarantee that every photo you send from an iPhone stays untouched. The method you choose still affects what the recipient gets. Messaging services can resize or recompress images depending on the service, connection and receiving device. We have previously covered how to send high-quality photos from an iPhone, including ways to get better results when sharing between iPhone and Android. If image quality is important, sending the actual file through a file-sharing tool is usually a safer choice than assuming a messaging app will preserve every pixel.
Samsung Galaxy phones include Quick Share, which sends photos, videos and other files directly to nearby devices. Quick Share can send the original file without putting it through the kind of image compression you may encounter in some messaging apps. That makes it a good option when you want to preserve the quality of a photo.
To send a photo with Quick Share:
Depending on the receiving device, Galaxy users can also create a QR code through Quick Share so the other person can connect and receive the file.
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Pixel phones also use Quick Share for nearby file transfers.
To send a photo:
Quick Share can send photos, videos and other files directly to nearby Android devices, Chromebooks and supported Windows computers. You can also create a QR code if the receiving device does not appear right away. The other person scans the code to connect and receive the files.
Quick Share has become more useful if your household mixes Android and Apple devices. Google says Pixel 8a and later and certain supported Android phones can use Quick Share with compatible Apple devices through AirDrop. The iPhone, iPad or Mac user needs to set AirDrop to Everyone for 10 Minutes before the Android user sends the file.
On Android:
Devices that do not support the direct connection can still use Quick Share’s QR-code option. Google says those files are end-to-end encrypted and remain available for download for 24 hours. That can save you from emailing photos to yourself or putting them through a social app when you want to move the original file between platforms.
There is a reason photo-sharing services have compressed images for years. Full-resolution files take up more space. A smartphone photo can be several megabytes, while RAW images are much larger. High-resolution video can use hundreds of megabytes or more. In iOS 27, new photos and videos added to an upgraded Shared Album count toward the album owner’s iCloud storage. That includes new items other participants contribute. If you start creating large Shared Albums, check Settings > your name > iCloud from time to time so you know how much storage you have left.
Probably not. If you are sending a quick snapshot to a friend and they will only look at it on their phone, some compression may never be noticeable. Full quality becomes more useful when you plan to print a photo, crop into a small detail or keep an important image for years. The same thinking applies to video. A smaller copy may work fine for a quick message, while the original file makes more sense if you plan to edit it later or watch it on a larger screen. Choosing the right sharing method depends on what you plan to do with the file after it arrives.
I like this iOS 27 change because Shared Albums have always been convenient, but their old resolution limits could make them a poor place to keep the best version of an important photo. Full-resolution sharing removes that problem for newly added photos and videos. Galaxy and Pixel users already have a strong option with Quick Share when the goal is sending the actual file without routing it through a messaging app. When photo quality counts, pay attention to how you send the file. There is a storage cost to keeping everything at full resolution, especially with video. Still, for wedding photos or family memories you may want to print later, I would rather preserve the original detail and decide what to compress afterward.
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Judge Judy fires back at critics over America remarks: ‘It’s gonna take a lot more’ to shut me up
EXCLUSIVE — Judge Judy Sheindlin responded to the furor caused by her love-it-or-leave-it remarks about America last month, explaining that she wasn’t calling America "perfect," but that the country is based on certain principles she is compelled to defend.
"I have a house, and I have a home. I consider America my home," Sheindlin told USA Today in the now-viral interview exchange. "America has been good to me. I think that it’s the greatest country in the world."
"If you don’t like this country, go somewhere else," she continued. "Don’t come to the greatest country in the world, the most successful country in the world, and say, ‘I want to change it.’ There are other countries that are the something else that you want. Go there. Go there. But don’t come into my home and say, ‘I want to change it.’"
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ABC's "The View" dedicated a whole segment to Sheindlin’s take. While Sara Haines and Alyssa Farah Griffin came to her defense, Sunny Hostin and Ana Navarro expressed disappointment with the judge’s words. Hostin even said she detected "selfishness" in her comments, arguing that they focused too much on individual success. She suggested that patriotism means fighting to make your country better for everyone.
"I take umbrage with what she said, and I don’t like it at all," Navarro also said of Judge Judy’s remark, adding that it’s because she loves America that she feels she has "the duty and responsibility to call out the grift and the cruelty and the racism and the abuses of power and the anti-American actions that [Trump] is taking on."
Sheindlin said she didn’t understand Hostin’s response.
"If you listen to what I said, I was saying my country is America," she told Fox Digital. "Every American should feel that way. And America is my home. Everybody should feel that way. So, when I said ‘my,’ I wasn’t limiting it to myself."
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Of Navarro, Sheindlin said she takes everything she says with "a grain of salt."
"I accept criticism, and you can criticize my view, which was not that the country is perfect — and I did say in that interview that there’s nothing wrong with tweaking this country," Sheindlin told Fox News Digital of the backlash in general. "Everything can always be better. I mean, if you live in a house — which I compared America to — if you live in a house, the house could always be better. It could use a fresh coat of paint every once in a while. Sometimes it needs new carpeting. Sometimes it will need a new stove or refrigerator to keep it functioning optimally. You have to upgrade your television sets or else you won’t be able to get certain programming and high definition. That’s tweaking."
But, she added, "There’s a difference between tweaking your house and burning it down."
"And this country was founded on certain principles," she continued. "And where those principles are being tested and saying those are not the right principles. I mean, if you’re a capitalistic country, you’re not a socialistic country."
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"The basis of this country is a capitalist country," she continued. "And when you say, ‘Well, we don’t want capitalism anymore, we want socialism,’ that’s where I draw the line. Because then you are fiddling around with what this country is about."
Socialism, she said, is not popular with the vast majority of Americans, musing that most people agreed with her statement.
"The very vocal minority won’t address the statement," she said. "They try to shut you up by giving you a negative name, by calling you names which they hope will lead you to shut up. Not responding to the message and saying, ‘Judy, I understand what you’re saying, but not everyone comes from a background where they see their life being fulfilled in this country… so that everyone has potential to reach the American Dream.’"
That’s an argument that Sheindlin said she understands.
"But to call me a name because I said this is a great country and tweak it, but don’t burn the house down?" she asked.
"It’s gonna take a lot more than Ana Navarro to shut me up," she added.
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"It’s one of the sad things about this internet, which has the capacity to do so many good things and join people together," Sheindlin said. "It has allowed some people, either anonymously or overtly, to be mean-spirited."
Sheindlin’s special, "Judge Judy: Unfiltered, Unforgettable," aired on CBS in late September.
"I think that the people who are fans over the years sort of got to know that what you see is what you get," she said. "The naysayers probably would not watch. If you’re not somebody’s cup of tea … I can skip it. I think that fans who watched the special and have been following me over the last 25 years or 30 years or newcomers for less time, I believe that they know who I am."
"My persona on my program is pretty much the same as my persona off the screen. Except that I have a family. I don’t order my family around like that the same way," she laughed.
The original "Judge Judy" premiered in 1996 and ran for 25 seasons before ending in 2021. Sheindlin later launched "Judy Justice," which concluded in October. She said she was proud of the work her son, Judge Adam Levy, was doing on "Adam's Law" now that he's taken the reins of the family's TV courtroom career after Sheindlin announced she's "rewiring" her career.
"I think he’s certainly smart, and he certainly works very hard at each case," Sheindlin said. "Actually, he works much harder than I did. I think he’s doing a great job and the ratings are backing him up. And I think he’s got an exciting energy and an honorable person, which is what you need behind the bench."
Pope Leo arrives at hospital for surgery to remove lung nodule
Pope Leo XIV arrived at Agostino Gemelli University Hospital in Rome for a procedure to remove a small node on his lung on Tuesday.
The 71-year-old pontiff said Monday that doctors discovered the nodule at a "very early stage" and recommended its removal. The surgery is not expected to last long, and the pope is expected to remain hospitalized for approximately one week, according to Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni.
"Doctors found a small lump in the lung," Leo said after an Angelus address at St. Peter's Square on Monday. "It was identified at a very early stage and well situated."
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"The doctors consider it appropriate to intervene and so, following their advice, I decided to have surgery to remove it," he continued. "The surgery is already scheduled for the next few days. I thank you for your spiritual closeness and I rely on your prayer."
The surgery is likely to take place within a few days at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome, which is known as the "Pope's" hospital, Vatican sources told Fox News.
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The Vatican has not disclosed whether the nodule is cancerous, and no further details about the pope's diagnosis or the planned procedure were immediately available.
The announcement comes as a surprise for the American-born pontiff, who has no previously known health problems and is known for maintaining an active lifestyle.
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Leo regularly plays tennis and swims at the papal summer retreat in Castel Gandolfo, according to The Associated Press.
The pope is also scheduled to embark on a major international trip from Nov. 6–17, with planned stops in Uruguay, Argentina and Peru. It remains unclear whether his surgery and recovery will affect those travel plans.
In addition to addressing his health, Leo used his Sunday remarks to renew his appeal for peace in war-torn Ukraine, warning that the conflict continues to inflict suffering far beyond the country's borders.
"The war in the martyred Ukraine continues to create suffering, even beyond its borders, especially in the poorest countries, where many people depend on the exports of cereals and grains," the pope said.
Fox News' Courtney Walsh and Stephen Sorace contributed to this report.