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WATCH: Video captures a violent brawl erupting inside an In-N-Out Burger in Tempe, Arizona, sending customers scrambling for the exits as punches fly and people end up on the floor.

One customer says many were “camped out” inside the restaurant as a monsoon hit the area.

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The bottle is empty... and now the shelves are too.

Erling Haaland fully embraced American culture during the World Cup — right down to the souvenirs. The Norwegian soccer star went viral after arriving home carrying a taxidermied raccoon clutching an empty bottle of booze.

Now, the Dallas shop where he bought it says the quirky keepsake is completely sold out. Haaland's stamp of approval sparked such a surge in demand that the store is shipping internationally for the first time.

Meanwhile, the TSA — which has been faced with some strange conundrums thanks to the World Cup — posted on X that there's no rule against flying with a booze bottle-wielding stuffed raccoon, but suggested consulting individual airlines.

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A South Florida woman says she was stunned after opening her vehicle registration renewal and reading her brand-new license plate.

The nearly 77-year-old says the seemingly random combination carries an inappropriate message — and she can't believe it ever made it through the approval process.

The Pompano Beach resident says she went "ballistic" when she saw the plate and immediately wanted it replaced. But not everyone agrees.

Her sons, friends, and even an 89-year-old neighbor think she should embrace the accidental double entendre and keep driving with it.

"They think it's hilarious."

The DMV hasn't explained how the plate was approved and ultimately issued.

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One year ago today... An awkward kiss cam changed everything.

Chris Martin quipped, "Either they're having an affair or they're just very shy."

Within hours, the internet had identified the pair as Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot.

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BREAKING: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent details what he described as an assassination attempt on his life by a left-wing extremist:

"I was the subject of an assassination attempt February 2024 by an addled left-wing activist 2 hours after being sworn in to my job."

“So any of you who want to report that this is a fiction and does not exist, be there for the sentencing this August."

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Yellowstone officials have decided the fate of the bison that launched a grandfather eight feet into the air.

The bull that seriously injured Carl Isom-McDaniel in last week's viral attack will not be euthanized and will remain in the park. Officials said they are taking "no management action" against the animal, according to TMZ.

The grandfather suffered multiple broken bones that required surgery after the bison charged him.

The shocking encounter, captured by wildlife photographer Mike MacLeod, went viral after the bull tossed Isom-McDaniel into the air before standing over him.

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"Angel Families finally are feeling heard and respected and taken seriously."

Angel mom Jennifer Bos makes an emotional plea backing Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination for Attorney General and thanks him for prioritizing victims and bringing justice to criminals.

"From the time that I've spent talking with Todd Blanche, I knew immediately that he makes victims a priority."

"Under his direction, the DOJ has engaged directly with the angel families and treated us not like political props, but as partners in preventing future tragedies. And that's all that we've ever asked for."

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NEW: Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns the U.S. is facing "a new wave of this old evil," arguing that far-left extremist violence has surged to levels not seen in decades.

Rubio pointed to a series of recent deadly attacks by extremists:
—the assassination of Charlie Kirk
—the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
—the 2025 Minnesota Catholic school shooting carried out by a transgender shooter
—attacks targeting immigration officers

"This is a distinctive and unique evil. It has always been driven by a hatred above all else, a hatred for civilization itself."

"It is a revolt of the worst against the best, a revolt of the weak and the cowardly, against the strong and the good."

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Navy jet gets too close for comfort on a Florida beach.

Video shows a Blue Angels jet flying just feet above people's heads — sending beach chairs, umbrellas, and tents tumbling through the air.

No injuries were reported, and the Navy has opened a safety review into the incident.

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NEW: Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller delivers a stark warning on the dangers of radical far-left ideology, sounding the alarm on how left-wing extremism inevitably leads to total authoritarian control.

"Left-wing terrorism always ends in bloodshed, misery and suffering."

"There's no point at which the left-wing terrorist is satisfied with his gains and ceases progressing."

"It always becomes a gulag."

"It always becomes the mass imprisonment of political enemies, the stripping of their rights and freedoms, inflicting immense pain, humiliation, suffering in order to establish complete and total control."

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NEW: Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls for the civilized world to unite against an "encroaching darkness," urging nations to defend what they have built and fight back against those who seek to destroy it.

"It is easy to destroy great things. It is far more difficult to make them. The enemies of civilization are only capable of the former. They are only capable of destroying great things. All they know is destruction."

"But we have built great things together. We have done it time and again. We know what we must do, and now we must do it."

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NEW: Stephen Miller doesn't hold back when calling out left-wing political violence:

"This is a fatal cancer to civilization."

"The greatest risk that we have is that our institutions have grown too soft and too cowardly to be able to defend themselves against a mortal threat."

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BREAKING: Secretary of State Marco Rubio sends a direct warning on the "blind spot" plaguing American counterterrorism when it comes to addressing far-left extremist violence.

Rubio targeted the mainstream press, academia, and legacy institutions, calling out those who dismiss the documented threat as a partisan fiction or a "right-wing fever dream".

"For far too long, however, our counterterrorism doctrine has had a blind spot, a blind spot when it comes to extremist violence from the political left."

"Even today, the very idea that far-left terrorism could be a serious threat is treated as a right-wing fever dream, or worse, as a dangerous fascist conspiracy."

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WATCH: Secretary of State Marco Rubio lays out a sweeping rebuke of communism, calling it a system that strips away everything that makes people aspire to greatness:

"Communism does not sound good in theory... The world it envisions for all of us is small, flat, gray... without courage, creativity or ambition... without heroes, or glory, or great causes to strive towards..."

"The world, communism envisions is a world without God."

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NEW: Secretary of State Marco Rubio issues a bone-chilling warning to officials from over 60 countries, detailing horrific firebombings and fatal blackouts as the State Department launches a global coalition to combat far-left political terrorism.

"You are here because this is real and it is getting worse, and it can no longer be denied, and it can no longer be ignored because it's it is time to crush this evil forever."

"The simple fact is, none of this that I've just described is new. Far left political terrorism is not a recent day modern novelty."

"It is not a fiction manufactured by conservative politicians for most of the modern era. It was in fact the dominant form of political violence."

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JUST IN: Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls out the global resurgence of far-left political terrorism.

"The most essential duty of the state, the first responsibility, frankly, of any government of any kind is the protection of its people, its the protection of its country.”

“This is a sacred obligation that should transcend all political and all ideological divisions. It is why, for example, we have militaries. It's why we have intelligence agencies. It's why counterterrorism bureaus exist, why police forces exist.”

“Keeping our people safe is the reason why every country represented here has all of these things."