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BREAKING: Team USA is moving on. The United States defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 to advance to the World Cup Round of 16 despite playing much of the match with 10 men. The turning point came when striker Folarin Balogun received a controversial red card after stepping on an opposing player's leg while challenging for the ball, sparking immediate debate over the referee's decision. The Americans held on to secure the victory and keep their World Cup run alive — but they'll have to play without Balogun in the Round of 16.

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An explosion erupts at a Tacoma, Washington, apartment complex while firefighters investigate reports of smoke, sending crews scrambling for safety. Officials say firefighters were responding to an electrical transformer malfunction when an explosion occurred in an electrical room about 20 minutes after they arrived. Eight buildings were evacuated. Authorities say no firefighters or residents were injured, and the cause remains under investigation.

Team USA striker Folarin Balogun was shown a controversial red card during the United States' World Cup Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Balogun was sent off after stepping on an opposing player's leg while challenging for the ball, forcing the Americans to play with 10 men. The sending-off immediately sparked debate, with players, fans and commentators questioning the referee's decision as the U.S. fights to keep its World Cup run alive in the knockout stage.

"She is the Democratic nominee, I would vote for her, yes." New York congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier has supported abolishing borders, prisons and police, and called America a "f---ing disgrace" — but former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says he would still vote for her. The former presidential candidate told @seanhannity that while he doesn't agree with all her positions, he believes liberal voters are unsatisfied with the status quo and are looking for politicians to put up stronger opposition to President Trump advocate for dramatic change.

The two suspects accused of climbing the Empire State Building and unfurling a massive banner are escorted by police during a perp walk in New York City. Authorities say Netflix stars Angelina Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov scaled the iconic skyscraper before hanging the banner from the top of the building, prompting an emergency response and drawing crowds below. Both were taken into custody and are facing charges in connection with the high-profile stunt.

An alleged arson attempt took an unexpected turn when one of the suspects accidentally set his own feet on fire while torching a newly opened restaurant in Malaysia. Surveillance video shows two masked men pouring fuel and splashing red paint around the restaurant before setting it ablaze. As the flames erupted, one suspect's shoes caught fire, sending him running away with the soles still burning. The fire damaged the restaurant's ceiling and left red paint splashed across the entrance. Police are investigating the incident.

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You don't see police work like this every day. New video released by NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch shows Emergency Service Unit officers making the dangerous climb to remove two people from the top of the Empire State Building spire after an unauthorized stunt. "God bless these officers," Tisch wrote on X. The couple, later identified as Netflix's Skywalkers: A Love Story stars Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus, were taken into custody after displaying a banner and getting engaged atop the landmark.

FOX NEWS REPORT: A dangerous heat wave is spreading across much of the country, with triple-digit temperatures expected from Chicago to the Gulf Coast and east to the Atlantic. Roughly 230 million Americans are expected to be affected as dangerous heat settles in ahead of the holiday weekend. Meanwhile, President Trump says de-escalation talks with Iran are continuing and progress is being made, but he has not ruled out full-scale military action if necessary. @BillMelugin_ reports.

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EXCLUSIVE: Babies born during America’s 250th birthday celebration will receive a special piece of history. The Social Security Administration is launching a limited-edition commemorative Social Security card featuring the Freedom 250 logo for children born in the U.S. between July 2 and Dec. 31, 2026. According to an announcement exclusively shared with FOX Business, the card functions just like a standard Social Security card, but will serve as a unique keepsake marking the nation’s 250th anniversary. @foxnewspolitics @JasmineBaehr

Vanilla Ice says concerts should be about celebrating America and bringing people together. The rapper told Fox News Digital he's proud to honor the country's veterans by raising the American flag at every show, adding that music is meant to unite people, not divide them.

Sen. Mitch McConnell was reportedly found unconscious at his Washington, D.C., home on June 14 before being taken to a hospital, according to newly released emergency dispatch audio. The longtime Kentucky Republican was treated by emergency responders, but details about what led to the medical episode have not been released. McConnell has been absent from the Senate since the incident, and his office has not said when he is expected to return or provided an update on his condition.

Aerial footage captures the moment a suspected bike thief sprints from deputies after allegedly stealing a GPS-equipped bait bike in Oregon. Authorities say the suspect took the decoy bicycle, triggering a foot chase through a neighborhood near Portland before deputies moved in to make an arrest. The bait bike operation was part of the Washington County Sheriff's Office's effort to crack down on bicycle theft.

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EXCLUSIVE: Elon Musk and DOGE put this underground Pennsylvania mine in the spotlight — making it a national symbol of federal bureaucracy. Now, the Trump administration says it's reached a major milestone in finally bringing this outdated system to the modern era. Fox News Digital got rare access inside the once-secret Pennsylvania limestone mine, 230 feet underground, where officials say an efficiency breakthrough is beginning to retire one of the federal government's most notorious symbols of red tape. Under Trump, DOGE helped drive the digitization, marking what officials are calling the "Last Day of Paper" this week for federal retirements. Elon Musk praised the progress in an exclusive statement to Fox News Digital: "Now people can retire as soon as they want, instead of waiting 6 months for paper to be carried into a mine." @AshleyJDiMella @foxnewspolitics

NEW: "I know they got it wrong, but that's okay." President Trump renewed his push to end birthright citizenship and criticized the Supreme Court after it struck down his attempt to eliminate the practice. Trump touted his administration's push for a merit-based society, saying "our country now is based again on merit."

TRUMP: "Other people wouldn't have done what he did... He never sat, he never rested. He just kept going." President Trump celebrates Teddy Roosevelt's legendary endurance, praising the former president for pushing through severe illness when many believed he wouldn't survive. "As America turns 250 years old, we look at this remarkable man. And we recall that with effort, determination and drive, there is nothing that Americans of competence cannot do. Nothing."

"The life of Theodore Roosevelt reminds us that Americans never give up." President Trump says Theodore Roosevelt's story still has something to teach America. Speaking ahead of the country's 250th year, Trump pointed to Roosevelt as an example of resilience, saying, "We don't give up." "He never stopped, never quit, never surrendered in pursuit of his dreams," Trump said as he outlined lessons from the 26th president's life.