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Iranian dissidents are speaking out over Whoopi Goldberg’s "offensive" claim that life for Black Americans is equivalent to living under Iran’s brutal autocracy."Whoopi Goldberg’s comparison between being Black in America and living under Iran’s authoritarian regime is deeply misguided and dismisses the brutal realities faced by millions of Iranians," Dr. Sheila Nazarian told Fox News Digital. Goldberg sparked backlash during a heated argument with her fellow "The View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin on Wednesday. Griffin elaborated on the many human rights violations perpetrated by the Ayatollah’s regime in Iran was guilty of, including executions of gay people and imprisonment of women

A young woman who regrets trying to change her gender as a troubled teenager celebrated Wednesday’s landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding a Tennessee law banning transgender medical treatments for minors."I'm really grateful," Independent Women's Ambassador Prisha Mosley told Fox News Digital.Mosley, 26, is part of the growing community of young people who are speaking out about their regrets after undergoing medical treatments to treat their gender dysphoria. After being prescribed puberty blockers and testosterone as a teen and having a double mastectomy, Mosley feels medical professionals preyed on her vulnerability and treated her as an "experiment."As an ambassador for

Travis Kelce entered this offseason surrounded by uncertainty. The 35-year-old faced questions about whether the Kansas City Chiefs loss to the Philadelphia Eagles would be the final time he laced up his NFL cleats.Kelce ultimately decided to continue playing the game he loves. "I'm coming back for sure. Gonna try to get into the best shape I've been this offseason and get back to the mountaintop," Kelce wrote in a text message to Pat McAfee that the ESPN host read during his show. "Got a real bad taste in my mouth with how I played in that last game and with

Karen Read, finally vindicated after two murder trials in the 2022 death of her former boyfriend, Boston cop John O'Keefe, thanked a vocal crowd of supporters Wednesday, minutes after jurors found her not guilty of all homicide-related charges.She will serve a year on probation for drunken driving.Read's father, William Read, credited her legal team for the result — which spared her the maximum punishment of life imprisonment as well as multi-year stints behind bars on a series of lesser charges."I want to acknowledge the greatest team of attorneys," he told her cheering supporters from the courthouse steps. "Our first one

Auburn Tigers men’s basketball head coach Bruce Pearl spoke in support of President Donald Trump Wednesday as his administration continued to weigh possible U.S. involvement in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran. The accomplished coach, who has been outspoken in his support of Israel since Hamas' October 2023 terror attacks, addressed the issue during an appearance on OutKick’s "Don’t @ me with Dan Dakich."He explained that he believes the U.S. has some level of interest considering its history with Iran.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"We can go back and talk about 1982 in Lebanon and all those U.S. Marines

Heidi Klum is embracing her right to bare all.The 52-year-old supermodel attended the unveiling of her new billboard in partnership with Italian beachwear company Calzedonia in Cologne, Germany.At the unveiling ceremony, the model turned heads as she posed for photos in a blue Calzedonia bikini top, which showed off her toned abs. She paired the look with a pair of jeans, a jean jacket she wore off the shoulders and a pair of sunglasses.Klum shared a video on her Instagram account of a German news station covering the event, jokingly writing in the caption, "Have you seen me yet? I'd

The home of Minnesota Democratic Rep. Melissa Hortman, who was fatally shot in a targeted attack at their home in Brooklyn Park over the weekend, was broken into on Tuesday night, though a preliminary investigation found nothing appeared to be missing.FOX 9 in Minneapolis reported that the Brooklyn Park Police Department launched an investigation into the overnight break-in after being alerted about the incident at about 8 a.m. on Wednesday morning.A preliminary investigation found the person allegedly entered the back of the home after removing a piece of plywood covering a window, then breaking the window.Although the house showed evidence

Josh Allen is not seeing eye-to-eye with his own team about one of the biggest controversies in the sport.The Buffalo Bills were one of 22 teams to vote to ban the tush push – 24 were needed to officially make the play illegal.However, the quarterback himself, who has a knack for finding the end zone with his legs himself, said he believes that it should remain a part of the game.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I'm a big believer in if you can't stop it, keep running it, right?" Allen told Sports Illustrated. "I think that there's a few