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A staffer worker at the Paris restaurant that alleged "denied access" to Serena Williams said one of her colleague’s didn’t "recognize" the American tennis legend.Williams created a firestorm of controversy when she wrote on X that she had been unable to get into The Peninsula Paris’ restaurant.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Yikes @peninsulaparis I’ve been denied access to rooftop to eat in a empty restaurant of nicer places but never with my kids. Always a first," Williams wrote on X.Maxime Mannevy, a worker at The Peninsula’s rooftop restaurant, told Variety that Williams was with another woman and a

Michelle Obama, the former first lady of the United States, praised American gymnasts Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles for showing sportsmanship toward Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade.Biles and Chiles took home silver and bronze medals, respectively, on the floor exercise at the Paris Olympics while Andrade won the gold. Biles and Chiles then bowed to Andrade while on the podium in what appeared to underscore what the Olympic spirit was all about.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMWhile Baltimore Ravens star Marlon Humphrey called the moment "literally disgusting" in a trollish post on X, Obama had nothing but praise for the

A police union representing officers in Oakland, California, is calling for Mayor Sheng Thao to resign "immediately," citing a lack of resources for police to respond to reports of criminal activity.Oakland Police Officer's Association president Huy Nguyen said at a news conference on Tuesday the union is asking Thao to resign as mayor "immediately for a lot of the failures in this city, going from crime, the budget crisis, the distraction of the FBI raid that prevents our ability to function as a city," according to KTVU."Every day, our citizens feel the tragedies. That they cannot exit their own home

A body was reportedly found burning inside a shopping cart along a sidewalk in Yonkers, New York, and was later connected to additional remains inside an apartment in the Bronx.The victim was discovered on a sidewalk near the Oak Street Bridge over the Bronx River Parkway shortly before 2 a.m. on Monday, Yonkers Police wrote on social media. The Westchester County Department of Public Safety and the Mount Vernon Fire Department were responding to a report of a fire before finding a deceased body once the flames were extinguished.After arriving at the scene, Yonkers Police located the body in the shopping

Social media users appear to be divided as educators are revealing online how they are altering the way in which they teach young students the "ABCs."Different from the classic "Alphabet Song," the latest version is switched up by separating the letters into different groups and changing the ending to, "Now I will never forget, I know how to say the alphabet."On TikTok, literacy advocate and Florida resident Jessica Farmer shared a video of herself singing the "new" song on her account, @Farmerlovesphonics.NORTH CAROLINA MOM WHO 'RELIED' ON DAUGHTER'S IPAD GOES VIRAL AFTER REMOVING IT COLD TURKEYHer video garnered more than

Politicians, pundits, and conservative voices reacted to news of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz being selected as the Democratic vice presidential nominee by claiming it is evidence that Democrats have a problem with antisemitism within the party."The Walz selection shows just how deep the Dems’ antisemitism problem runs," Manhattan Institute’s Ilya Shapiro posted on X after Walz was selected by Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday over Gov. Shapiro.Shapiro, who is Jewish, was forced to defend his stance on Israel during the VP selection process after an op-ed he penned more than three decades ago, in which he wrote of being

GREG GUTFELD: So Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. I think I speak for millions of Americans when I say, who? So this is Governor Walz. There he is. Do you know we're the same age? I know, I know. He looks like the founder of a law firm specializing in personal injury. He looks like the guy at church who remarries one month after his wife mysteriously passes away. He looks like a high school football coach who made sure everyone showered after practice. FIVE CONTROVERSIES SURROUNDING VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE TIM WALZ, FROM DUI

Incumbent Andrew Bailey won the Republican primary for Missouri attorney general, setting the stage for the general election match-up against Democrat Elad Gross. Republican Trump attorney Will Scharf conceded to incumbent Republican Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey in the state’s Aug. 6 primary election.  Bailey led the race by a whopping 63% to 37% early Wednesday morning, according to the state of Missouri elections website.Scharf received his undergraduate degree from Princeton University, his law degree from Harvard University, clerked for two federal appeals court judges and has worked at CRC Advisors, a conservative public relations firm.SUPREME COURT REJECTS MISSOURI EFFORT TO

State senator Kristen McDonald Privet was declared the winner of the Democratic primary for Michigan's 8th Congressional District. Rep. Dan Kildee, D-Mich., announced in 2023 that he would not be seeking re-election, leaving the seat he's represented since 2012 up for grabs this cycle.The primary race saw three candidates competing for the nomination: Kristen McDonald Privet, Matt Collier and Pamela Pugh. .KEY PRIMARIES IN 4 STATES ON TUESDAY TO SET TABLE TO NOVEMBER SENATE, HOUSE SHOWDOWNSCollier previously served as the mayor of Flint, Michigan in the late 1980s.Pugh currently works as president of the Michigan State Board of Education. McDonald Privet currently

Former Rep. Nancy Boyda, who represented Kansas' 2nd Congressional District in 2006, was declared the victor in the Democratic primary on Tuesday night.  The Sunflower State seat is currently held by Republican Rep. Jake LaTurner, who is not seeking re-election this fall. Aside from Boyda's two-year term ending in 2008, the seat has been held by Republicans for nearly 30 years.THE KANSAS SUPREME COURT HAS RULED THAT VOTING IS NOT A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT. WHAT'S NEXT FOR VOTERS?Boyda was the last Democrat to hold the dominantly red seat, serving on the House Agriculture and Armed Services committees during her one term. Source

Dave Reichert, a Republican, took the top slot in the gubernatorial primary in Washington state on Tuesday night, beating out numerous other contenders. He now faces Bob Ferguson, the state's Democratic attorney general, who placed second in Tuesday's primary. The two will now face off in the Nov. 5 general election contest for governor.In Washington's "top two" primary system, all candidates for congressional and state offices are listed on the same ballot. The two candidates who receive the highest number of votes move on to the general election, irrespective of their party affiliations.Reichert, who served as King County Sheriff for

Fox News host Jesse Watters analyzes Vice President Kamala Harris’ newly-chosen running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Tuesday on "Jesse Watters Primetime."JESSE WATTERS: Kamala Harris announced her VP pick today. And this ticket is so liberal, it's like they're trying to lose. Here's the authentic, not staged at all, call Kamala made to the governor of Minnesota, Tim Waltz. FIVE CONTROVERSIES SURROUNDING VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE TIM WALZ, FROM DUI TO COVID FRAUD…This was Kamala's first major decision, and she choked. Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was the frontrunner, but sources say he was too Jewish for the Hamas wing of the party

House Speaker Mike Johnson, who said Tuesday that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro would have been a "stronger choice" for Vice President Harris’ vice presidential pick, said he thinks she was "reluctant" to pick the 51-year-old as her running mate because of his "Jewish heritage.""I think that clearly was a major factor, is that she was reluctant to put a vice presidential nominee on the ticket with Jewish heritage because they’re having a split in the Democratic Party," Johnson told The Hill on Tuesday. "They have a pro-Palestinian, in some cases pro-Hamas, wing of the Democratic Party."Sadly for Josh Shapiro, because

Former Rep. Mike Rogers won the Republican primary for Senate in Michigan on Tuesday and will battle it out in the November election for the state’s open Senate seat. Rogers served in the House from 2001-2015. During his tenure in Congress, he was chairman of the Intelligence Committee. He faced off against another former Rep. Justin Amash, who aligned himself with more libertarian-leaning politicians. Amash served from 2011-2021.Amash left the Republican Party in 2019, criticizing the two-party system in particular. He has also been an outspoken voice against former President Trump— which is unusual among elected Republicans. PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS ‘INVISIBLE’ IN CRITICAL SWING

Ahead of Vice President Harris' rally in Philadelphia with her new running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., on Tuesday, city residents lamented the state of the American economy.FOX Business’ Jeff Flock spoke to multiple Philadelphia residents about how they are faring in the current economy under President Biden and Harris, the day after the stock market plunged."Always good to talk to real people," Flock said as he relayed his findings on Fox News Channel’s "America Reports." "And what they're saying is the economy for them, in a word, sucks. And, pardon my French, but that is actually a direct quote

Shortly before NFL training camps opened, ESPN released the results of a survey that ranked the best players in the league across 11 different position groups.Each position ranking featured commentary from NFL executives, coaches and scouts, all of whom remain anonymous. Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was listed as the third-best player at his position. While Allen's ranking could certainly be argued, a quote about the Bills star's position among his peers seemed to stir some controversy.One of the unnamed executives described Allen as "one of the more overrated players in the NFL," which Fox Sports NFL sideline reporter Erin

A Chinese-American scholar was convicted in a Brooklyn court Tuesday after his work on behalf of Beijing as an illegal agent was discovered.Shujun Wang, an activist who founded a pro-democracy group in New York, used his position to spy on dissidents and share information with the Chinese government for over a decade.VITAL WESTERN ALLIANCE COUNTRIES' HEAVY DEPENDENCE ON CHINA IS A MAJOR PROBLEM: 'DANGEROUSLY EXPOSED'Wang lived a double life on behalf of the Ministry of State Security in Beijing, according to prosecutors. By presenting himself as a pro-democracy and anti-Chinese government activist, he could earn the trust of those who

Charles Barkley, the co-host of TNT's popular "Inside the NBA" show, will continue to be a fixture at the network where he's worked for nearly a quarter of a century.The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer announced he will forgo retirement and work with TNT leadership to develop new shows and additional sports content."I love my TNT Sports family. My #1 priority has been and always will be our people and keeping everyone together for as long as possible. We have the most amazing people, and they are the best at what they do," Barkley said in a statement released

A 66-year-old man was arrested on federal charges after making violent threats against Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris and other public officials.Law enforcement arrested Frank Lucio Carillo in Winchester, Virginia, after he reportedly made "numerous threats of violence" against the vice president, President Joe Biden and FBI Director Christopher Wray on social media.The FBI’s Phoenix Office was reportedly first notified of threats being made against Harris on social media platform GETTR in July. "Open political discourse is a cornerstone of our American experience. We can disagree. We can argue and we can debate. However, when those disagreements cross the line

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, reacted to the "interesting tag team" of Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., on Tuesday in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania after her much-anticipated pick was made public. "If we remember the rioting in the summer of 2020, Tim Walz was the guy who let rioters burn down Minneapolis," he recalled of the riots which began in Minnesota in response to the death of George Floyd during his arrest in Minneapolis.  "And then Kamala Harris was the one who bailed the rioters out of jail," he added." So there's an interesting team in that

In the days following Zac Efron's swimming accident, we're learning more about what caused the actor to be hospitalized in Spain.An inside source confirmed to People magazine that Efron and his friends, who were staying at a villa in Ibiza, went to go swim in the property's pool. Efron reportedly dove into the water, knocking his chest against the bottom of the pool and ingesting water into his lungs.ZAC EFRON BREAKS SILENCE AFTER ACCIDENT IN IBIZA POOL LANDED HIM IN THE HOSPITALSecurity at the Spanish villa noticed the 36-year-old actor in distress, and helped to pull him out of the water.

Team USA did something they haven’t done in 112 years — have two medalists in the men’s 1,500-meter race at the Olympics.Cole Hocker and Yared Nuguse chased down Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Great Britain’s Josh Kerr in the final meters of the race. Hocker somehow found an opening and made a pass around the Ingebrigtsen and Kerr to finish in first place. Nuguse also caught Ingebrigtsen and finished in third. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHocker crossed the line at 3:27.65 for a gold medal and the Olympic record. Nuguse had a personal best with 3:27.80. Ingebrigtsen was the

Peru’s reclusive Mashco Piro ethnic group recently used bows and arrows to attack loggers suspected of encroaching on their territory in the Amazon, according to a regional Indigenous organization.FENAMAD, representing 39 Indigenous communities in the Cusco and Madre de Dios regions, said Monday that it believes illegal logging was taking place on Mashco Piro territory and that one logger was injured in the July 27 attack.UNCONTACTED PERUVIAN TRIBE ATTACKS ECO TOURISTSA few weeks ago, photos emerged of the uncontacted tribe searching for food on a beach in the Peruvian Amazon, which some experts say was evidence logging concessions are "dangerously

Wearing masks in public as a way to hide one's identity will soon be illegal in one suburban New York county.Lawmakers in Nassau County approved a bill on Monday criminalizing the wearing of face masks in public places, with exemptions for people who cover their faces for health reasons or religious or cultural purposes. Supporters of the bill in the Republican-controlled Long Island county say it would prevent violent protesters from hiding their identity.The bill was introduced by Republican District 10 legislator Mazi Pilip, who told Fox News Digital over the phone Tuesday that lawmakers heard residents "loud and clear"