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06/14/2026

Former NFL pass rusher Aldon Smith died Saturday at the age of 36, just hours after making a charitable food donation to a homeless ministry in California.

According to a close friend, Smith unexpectedly donated 10 pizzas to a local homeless outreach organization in San Jose before later being found unresponsive in a vehicle. Emergency efforts were unsuccessful.

Friend Amir Shirazi described Smith as a caring and generous person, saying the former NFL star wanted to help those in need and had personally arranged the pizza delivery earlier that day.

The charity, CHAM Deliverance Ministry, said Smith's final act reflected a desire to give back to the community. Co-founder Scott Wagers praised the gesture, noting that helping the homeless was clearly important to him.

Smith was selected seventh overall by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2011 NFL Draft and quickly became one of football's most dominant young defenders. He recorded 14 sacks as a rookie and followed it with a franchise-record 19.5 sacks in 2012, earning First-Team All-Pro honors.

During his career, Smith also played for the Oakland Raiders and Dallas Cowboys. He famously became the fastest player in NFL history to reach 30 career sacks, surpassing the previous mark held by Hall of Famer Reggie White.

Despite his on-field success, Smith's career was repeatedly interrupted by legal issues and substance-abuse struggles, leading to multiple suspensions and an extended absence from the league before a comeback in 2020.

The San Francisco 49ers announced his death Saturday. An official cause of death has not yet been released.

Smith is being remembered not only for his remarkable talent on the field but also for a final act of generosity that helped feed people experiencing homelessness.

06/14/2026

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have officially revealed the name of their newborn son: Midas Fury.

The announcement came during Tommy Fury’s exhibition boxing match against Eddie Hall in Manchester, where the baby's name was displayed on Fury’s fight shorts and jacket. The couple had previously hinted that the reveal could happen during the event.

The name Midas comes from ancient Greek mythology and is most famously associated with King Midas, a ruler who was granted the ability to turn everything he touched into gold. The legend gave rise to the phrase “the Midas touch,” which describes someone who achieves success in everything they do.

According to mythology, King Midas later regretted the gift after it turned his food, drink, and even his daughter into gold. He eventually begged for the power to be removed.

The unusual name marks a departure from the couple’s daughter Bambi, whose Disney-inspired name they previously described as a dream choice.

Molly-Mae had recently teased that their son’s name might be revealed through Tommy’s boxing gear, explaining in a vlog that she wanted both children represented during the fight.

The name is pronounced “MY-duss”, with emphasis on the first syllable. Molly-Mae previously joked that friends and family had already struggled to pronounce it correctly.

The couple, who share daughter Bambi together, have received widespread attention online following the unique name reveal, with fans debating both its pronunciation and its connection to wealth, success, and Greek mythology.

06/14/2026

The New York Knicks' first NBA championship in 53 years sparked massive celebrations across New York City overnight Sunday, but the festivities quickly descended into chaos, leading to dozens of arrests, injuries, and property damage.

According to the NYPD, at least 63 people were arrested on charges including assault on a police officer, criminal possession of a firearm, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and obstruction of governmental administration.

Police reported four stabbings and one shooting during the unrest. A 17-year-old boy was shot in the foot and transported to Bellevue Hospital, where he was listed in stable condition.

The violence also left 10 NYPD officers injured, including one officer who was struck by a glass bottle during the disturbances.

Videos shared on social media showed crowds damaging vehicles, vandalizing property, and setting fires. Among the most significant damage, five school buses being used to transport World Cup soccer fans to MetLife Stadium were reportedly burned or heavily damaged.

Authorities continue to investigate the incidents and review footage from the celebrations as officials assess the full extent of injuries and property losses.

The Knicks' championship victory ended a title drought dating back to 1973, drawing tens of thousands of fans into the streets to celebrate the historic achievement.

06/14/2026

Singer Jason Derulo is facing backlash after a video surfaced showing a live shark swimming in a custom-built tank embedded in the floor of his living room. During a tour of his home with YouTuber N3ON, Derulo proudly showcased the aquarium, revealing that he had recently added a new shark and explaining the extensive work required to build and maintain the display.

Derulo said the project involved pool builders, aquarium specialists, and custom flooring designed to make the sharks more visible. He noted that professionals visit every two days to maintain the tank's oxygen, salt, and cleanliness levels, describing feeding time as a major attraction inside the home.

Animal welfare advocates were quick to condemn the setup. Christian Plowman of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) argued that keeping sharks in domestic aquariums sends a harmful message and normalizes the ownership of wild animals for entertainment and luxury. He warned that many shark species are already under pressure from overfishing, pollution, and habitat loss.

IFAW also highlighted growing concerns about the exotic marine animal trade, urging the public not to engage with social media content that promotes keeping wild animals as pets. The organization said celebrity displays like Derulo's can encourage demand for exotic species and contribute to the exploitation of vulnerable wildlife.

06/14/2026

A 21-year-old woman died after plunging approximately 40 meters from a bridge during a bungee jump in São Paulo state, Brazil, after staff allegedly failed to attach her safety rope before the jump.

Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas was participating in a guided bungee jumping activity from the disused Skeleton Bridge in Limeira on June 13 when she was reportedly thrown from the platform without being secured. Witnesses said the rope was left on the bridge, and video from the scene allegedly captured the moment staff realized something had gone wrong.

Emergency responders, including a police helicopter, were dispatched, but de Freitas was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities questioned six people following the incident, and three men were arrested on suspicion of homicide with implied malice. Investigators allege the operation lacked proper authorization and safety oversight.

Brazilian police have launched an investigation into the fatal accident, while local officials are also seeking answers over safety controls and access to the bridge where the jump took place.

06/13/2026

The San Diego Zoo has welcomed two baby binturongs, marking the first successful births of the species at the facility in over 25 years. The twins were born in late March to first-time parents Nettle and Garret, the zoo confirmed in a social media post.

The zoo shared video showing the newborns cuddling together and exploring while staying close to their mother. Officials said the animals are currently being cared for behind the scenes as the family bonds.

Zoo staff described the births as an important milestone for conservation efforts, as binturongs are classified as a vulnerable species due to habitat loss, poaching, and the wildlife trade. The births are part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Species Survival Plan to support healthy populations in human care.

Binturongs, also known as “Asian bearcats,” are tree-dwelling mammals with a prehensile tail and a scent often compared to popcorn. They play an ecological role by dispersing seeds through the fruits they eat.

06/13/2026

Police in Peru carried out an unusual drug raid by disguising officers as FIFA World Cup 2026 mascots before arresting an alleged dealer in Lima. Video shared by authorities showed officers dressed as Clutch the Bald Eagle and Maple the Moose breaking through a gate and detaining a suspect known by the nickname "Pichichi," a reference to Spain's top-scoring football award.

During the operation, officers reportedly seized packets of suspected drugs and a firearm. Police said the suspect was a passionate football fan caught up in World Cup excitement, prompting investigators to use the mascot disguises to approach the property without raising suspicion.

Authorities described the stunt as part of a growing tradition of creative undercover tactics. Earlier this year, officers dressed as a capybara helped make another drug arrest, while previous operations have featured disguises inspired by popular superheroes. The latest raid quickly gained attention online, with many praising the police force's unconventional approach to law enforcement.

06/13/2026

Two Detroit sisters are facing serious felony charges after prosecutors say they attacked a restaurant employee following a dispute over an incorrect food order. Authorities allege Kierianna Long and Brianna Long became enraged at a local chicken restaurant on May 30 and went behind the counter to confront a worker.

According to investigators, the sisters allegedly chased the employee through the restaurant, throwing hot grease, pots, and pans during the altercation. Prosecutors claim Kierianna Long stabbed the 23-year-old worker in the stomach, while Brianna Long participated in the assault and later helped flee the scene. The victim was hospitalized, underwent surgery, and reportedly escaped by hiding in a stranger's vehicle while seeking help.

Both sisters have been charged with assault with intent to murder, assault with intent to cause great bodily harm, and assault with a dangerous weapon. During a court appearance, defense attorneys argued the restaurant worker initiated the confrontation by throwing objects first and claimed she responded dismissively to complaints about the order. The sisters pleaded not guilty and remain held on bond as the case proceeds through court.

06/13/2026

A 17-year-old New York Knicks fan was left in critical condition after being brutally attacked by a group of people following Game 4 of the NBA Finals near Madison Square Garden.

Police said the incident happened just before midnight on West 35th Street after an argument reportedly broke out over the Knicks. The confrontation escalated when several suspects allegedly punched and kicked the teenager repeatedly in the head and body. During the assault, the victim suffered a seizure and fell into a coma before the attackers fled the scene.

The teen was rushed to NYC Health + Hospitals Bellevue in critical condition. Authorities later confirmed he had emerged from the coma by Friday. The NYPD is actively searching for those involved and is asking anyone with information to come forward.

The attack occurred amid widespread celebrations and unrest after the Knicks' dramatic comeback victory over the San Antonio Spurs. Police reported 41 arrests and 10 injured officers as large crowds flooded the streets around the arena.

06/13/2026

A 5-year-old girl who was swept into the ocean by powerful surf at Laguna Beach, California, has been found dead after an extensive multi-agency search. Authorities recovered the body of Amada Mia Brown on Thursday morning, nearly two days after she was pulled into the water while walking near Treasure Island Beach with her mother and sibling.

The child was located about a quarter-mile north of where the incident occurred during an aerial search conducted by rescue teams. Her mother and sibling were rescued by witnesses who rushed into the dangerous surf, while lifeguards, sheriff's deputies, and the U.S. Coast Guard continued searching for Amada through challenging ocean conditions and strong currents.

Amada's father, Aaron Brown, described his daughter as a fearless child who loved the beach and the water. Officials credited the bystanders who entered the ocean to help the family, saying their actions likely prevented additional fatalities. The tragedy occurred amid high surf and dangerous rip current conditions along the Southern California coast, prompting authorities to remind beachgoers to heed ocean safety warnings.

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