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The WNBA finally got people to pay attention.Now, some of its players seem to be learning what comes with that attention.Golden State Valkyries guard Tiffany Hayes, also known as Tip Hayes, created a stir on social media by interacting with fans who were trashing the league’s most famous player, Caitlin Clark. Hayes even appeared to laugh at one fan’s comment that seemed to imply a potential threat toward Clark.All of this stems from a heated on-court exchange between Clark and Hayes during Friday night’s game (and subsequent postgame comments). Clark returned from a one-game absence due to a back injury and helped the Fever beat the Valkyries, 90-82. She finished with 22 points and nine assists, while Hayes scored 19 points off the bench for Golden State.During the third quarter, Clark drilled a deep 3-pointer from the logo while Hayes was defending. Clark appeared to say something after the shot, and Hayes responded as the two exchanged words.That alone isn’t a major issue. Trash talk is common in sports and is part of the game. Clark is certainly no stranger to trying to get into opponents’ heads with both her play and her chirps.But this situation didn’t end on the…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., said Sunday he would support a short-term agreement with Iran after President Donald Trump announced that a deal with Tehran had “largely been negotiated,” arguing Americans are already feeling the economic pain from the conflict.”Heck yes, I would support it!” Massie said on NBC’s “Meet the Press” when asked whether he would back a short-term Iran deal. “We don’t know what the terms of it are, but if Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz are crashing out last night, I’d say it’s probably a pretty good deal.”Massie, a longtime critic of U.S. military intervention overseas, tied his support for a deal to rising fuel and farming costs at home. TRUMP SAYS IRAN DEAL ‘LARGELY NEGOTIATED’ AS 84-DAY WAR NEARS POSSIBLE END”My constituents are hurting,” Massie said. “Gas is almost $5 a gallon. Diesel is almost $6 a gallon, and the farmers here in Kentucky can’t afford the fertilizer to put on their fields.”The Kentucky Republican also defended his record after losing his Republican primary this week following seven terms in Congress, arguing his independence in Washington ultimately cost him politically.”Since the day I got to Washington D.C., I’ve been…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! While in an effort to navigate young stardom, “Game of Thrones” actress Hannah Murray once found herself in a wellness cult that led to a “catastrophic” psychotic break.In a new interview with The Guardian, the English actress — who is gearing up to release her upcoming book, “The Make-Believe: A Memoir of Magic and Madness” — opened up about her troubling experience and detailed how she was able to escape the organization. “There’s not enough critical thought about wellness, particularly the way it’s been transformed into an industry,” Murray, who played Gilly on “Game of Thrones,” told the outlet. “It’s easy to go, ‘Well, that would never happen to me,’ but we do ourselves a disservice when we start saying that, because you don’t know.” “I was well-educated, from a middle-class family; everything should have been fine,” she continued. “I thought, ‘I’m smart. I make good choices.’ Well, I made terrible choices. But it’s important to understand why people do these things, rather than going, ‘Oh, they must be idiots.’ Or, ‘How stupid could you be?’ “ARIANA GRANDE CONFESSES FAME LEFT HER WITH ‘TRAUMAS’ IN REVEALING CHAT WITH NICOLE KIDMANMurray said she was…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A close friend of Stewart McLean — the “Virgin River” actor who was found dead days after he had been reported missing — knew something was terribly wrong the morning of the actor’s disappearance.In a new interview with The Canadian Press, Jeff Seymour — an acting coach — opened up about that gut feeling he had after McLean didn’t show up for a day of filming.”He was meticulous about everything, and there would be no chance he blew it off or slept too late. As soon as I heard he didn’t make it on Saturday morning, I knew there was big trouble,” Seymour told the outlet.’VIRGIN RIVER’ ACTOR STEWART MCLEAN’S DISAPPEARANCE NOW A HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION, POLICE SAY “It just doesn’t make any sense. He was incredibly situationally aware,” he added. “I bring it up because for the life of me, I don’t know how anybody could get the drop on [Stewart].”Seymour, who had been friends with McLean for eight years, said his friend was loved by many and had no bad blood with anyone.”Everybody loved this guy, it wasn’t like he was in nefarious activities or, you know, kind of ran with…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! More than 25 years after it debuted as one of Universal Orlando’s most iconic themed lands, the Lost Continent is beginning a phased closure at Islands of Adventure.Demolition work has started inside the aging land. Footage from a local station’s news helicopter showed an excavator positioned next to a pile of rubble, according to multiple reports.”In the coming months, venues and experiences within Lost Continent will permanently close in phases to make way for a new themed area,” a Universal Orlando spokesperson told Fox News Digital.SIX FLAGS GUESTS STRANDED 245 FEET IN AIR AFTER POWER OUTAGE FORCES COASTER EVACUATION”This will include the closure of Mythos Restaurant in 2027,” a statement also noted.The Lost Continent opened with Islands of Adventure in 1999, helping to define the park’s early identity with mythology-inspired architecture, towering stone facades and elaborate storytelling rooted in ancient legends. For years, it served as one of the resort’s most atmospheric lands, blending fantasy adventure, cutting-edge effects and live entertainment, according to Universal Orlando.The area was also home to several fan-favorite attractions.ICONIC SECTIONS OF DISNEY WORLD CLOSING DOWN AND DISAPPEARING BEFORE VISITORS’ EYESThe Dueling Dragons roller coasters — later re-themed as…

This article was originally published by Edison Reed at Natural News.  A former artificial intelligence (AI) engineer at Google DeepMind has filed a claim with a British employment tribunal alleging unfair dismissal after he protested the company’s contracts with Israel, according to The Guardian. The engineer, who is of Palestinian origin, was fired after distributing flyers and sending emails that criticized Google’s provision of military AI to Israel, the report said. [1] The lawsuit reported on Wednesday, May 20, centers on events at DeepMind’s London office. The employee’s claim describes the termination as discriminatory and asserts that he was acting as a whistleblower. The case adds to a pattern of employee unrest at Google over its ties to the Israeli government, which have repeatedly sparked protests within the company. According to The Guardian, Google fired dozens of dissenting staff members in 2024 alone. [1] Engineer’s Allegations According to the report, the employee distributed flyers reading “Google provides military AI to forces committing genocide” and “Is your paycheck worth this?” He also sent emails urging colleagues to unionize and alleged that Google discriminated against his belief that no one should be complicit in war crimes. The engineer claimed he was acting as a whistleblower, The Guardian reported. [1] The…

Pre-packaged freeze-dried meals are convenient, but they’re also very expensive. Plus, they’re usually loaded with sodium and full of artificial ingredients. Fortunately, you don’t have to rely on them. With a home freeze dryer, you can preserve your own homemade meals. I won’t lie. A home freeze dryer is a significant investment, but once you have one, you can freeze dry anything you want, exactly the way you like it, with ingredients you trust, at a fraction of the cost. Then your favorite meals can sit in the pantry for years, waiting for the day you need them. The five recipes below come from Petrina at the YouTube channel Homegrown Florida, where she made a full batch of ready-to-eat freeze-dried meals ahead of an extended RV trip. These are real, everyday recipes you probably already make, adapted with a few key tips to help them freeze-dry beautifully. You can watch her make them and read the recipes below. Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest! Before You Start: Tips That Apply to Every Recipe Before diving into the individual recipes, keep these fundamentals in mind. They apply across the board and will make…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark served as the grand marshal for the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.The Fever posted several clips of Clark at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In one video, Clark showed the sea of fans who waited to get a glimpse of the WNBA superstar. Then, she made the announcement for drivers to get to their cars and get ready for the race.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW! “I’m honored to represent Gainbridge as Grand Marshal of the Indy 500,” Clark said in a statement before the race. “I’m looking forward to experiencing an iconic piece of what makes Indiana so special and being part of the time-honored tradition of ‘The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.’”Clark joined a laundry list of celebrities who have been the grand marshal, including Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez and Blake Shelton. “Since being drafted by the Fever, fans have been clamoring to share the epic celebration and thrilling excitement of Indy 500 Race Day with Caitlin,” J. Douglas Boles, the president of IndyCar and Indianapolis Motor Speedway, said in a statement. “Through our incredible partnership with Gainbridge, everyone joining…