📸 WHEN A MEME GOES GLOBAL
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he wasn't a fan of the original photo - but now he's laughing along after the internet turned it into a viral sensation! 😂
EXCLUSIVE: The teenager allegedly berated by a Seattle Storm co-owner breaks her silence to @Outkick
High school athlete Ahnaleigh Wilson and her family say no one from the WNBA or the Seattle Storm has reached out to personally apologize for the incident.
"They owe these girls an apology. She needs to be held accountable. We teach our kids that every choice has a consequence, good or bad, and you have to own up to your mistakes."
Ahnaleigh says she supported Sophie Cunningham's message of fairness in women's sports because the issue is personal to her.
"They don't know my story. They don't know that I've actually experienced this, and I've experienced it more than once. I'm going into junior year now, and I've competed against a biological male four times."
Read the full interview by @JackThompsonFOX here ➡️https://t.co/peu9lxsjKH
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Professional sports have become filled with Pride nights, "woke" messaging, and heated debates over biological males competing in women's sports.
That's why one post from the Jaguars' official X account is getting so much attention.
A player taking over the team's account during training camp shared a public message of faith, and it quickly exploded to nearly 2 million views as fans from across the NFL praise the post and flood the replies with support.
For many, it's a rare moment of open faith from a major professional sports franchise, and people from rival fan bases are even taking notice.
Some online jokingly called it a "rare Jags W," while others replied "Jesus is Lord," with the post quickly becoming one of the team's most talked-about moments of the offseason as the NFL kicks off training camp.
WATCH: The late Sen. Lindsey Graham's motorcade arrives at the U.S. Capitol as Washington begins honoring his life and legacy.
Lawmakers, family members, and dignitaries will gather at the Capitol Rotunda for a ceremonial tribute.
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High-stakes diplomacy takes center stage as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy converge on the nation's capital to meet with President Donald Trump, with both leaders also attending the funeral of Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Trump and Netanyahu are expected to focus on Iran, Gaza and regional security, with the Israeli leader reportedly bringing new intelligence on Tehran's nuclear program.
Zelenskyy is also expected to meet with Trump during his visit, as the overlapping meetings highlight Graham's longstanding support for both Israel and Ukraine. | @LucasFoxNews
NOW: A solemn moment unfolds at the U.S. Capitol as Sen. Lindsey Graham's casket is escorted up the Capitol steps and into the Rotunda for a ceremony honoring his life and decades of public service.
Inside Fauci’s private diary.
Americans were living through restrictions, fear and loss. Fauci was writing about becoming one of the most recognizable people in the world.
“The situation with my national and international fame is explosive and really unimaginable,” he wrote in one diary entry. “It is not hyperbole to say that today I am the most famous and talked about person in the country and one of the most recognizable persons in the world.”
Fauci has claimed he was not responsible for the lockdowns. But his private diary is now drawing fresh scrutiny to his role in pandemic messaging, his clashes inside the White House and the celebrity attention surrounding him.
Read the full article and see what Fauci wrote in his own words.
https://t.co/1aW1PUhZ7R