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When it comes to her sobriety journey, Jessica Simpson holds zero space for those who doubt her. On Monday, the "With You" singer — who will be seven years sober this fall — was quick to shut down a fans' claim that she's drinking alcohol again.After Simpson posted a sweet birthday tribute to her son on Instagram, a fan commented, "STOP DRINKING!"JESSICA SIMPSON LEAVES HOLLYWOOD FOR TENNESSEE: ‘I’M NOT ON GUARD'"I haven’t wanted or touched alcohol since October 2017 and it has been the best decision I've made for myself and for my family," Simpson replied. "Thank. You for your concern, but

Hezbollah’s Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah in a eulogy-turned-stump speech claimed Israel relies too much on allies to remain relevant even as the Israeli military prepares to swat aside the terrorist group’s potential retaliation."Israel, fearing the Iranian response or that of Hezbollah, appeals to the United States and Western countries, which proves that its deterrence has diminished, as well as its capability of defending itself," Nasrallah said during Tuesday's eulogy for the recently deceased commander Fuad Shukr. "The Israeli danger cannot be faced by playing ostrich and running away from the storm, because the enemy fights without red lines," he said, according to

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"

Last Friday night, as Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was lighting the Shabbat candles, he was the clear and obvious favorite to be tapped as Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ running mate. But that was not to be. And on Tuesday, it sure looks like that is because he was a little too Jewish.Yes, the vice-presidential nomination passed over Shapiro as if he had lamb’s blood painted over his door, landing instead on Midwest Protestant Tim Walz -- an anodyne pick less likely to offend those who hate Israel or for that matter Jews.In the lead up to the snub of

Vice President Kamala Harris’ announcement of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate has already brought fresh scrutiny on his record on immigration and border security – including his support of driver's licenses for illegal immigrants and calls to make Minnesota a sanctuary state.Moments after the pick was reported, Republicans hammered the choice, with former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley describing a Harris/Walz ticket as "a win for open borders, socialism, and Iran."The Republican National Committee immediately hit him on his record, accusing him of flooding illegal immigrants with benefits. It noted Walz’s creation of an "Office of New

Vice President Kamala Harris has selected Midwestern governor, Army veteran and former football coach and teacher Tim Walz to be her 2024 running mate after a hurried, intense two-week vetting process. Walz, 60, is a veteran politician who served in the U.S. Congress from 2007 until 2019, when he was elected governor of Minnesota, defeating Republican Jeff Johnson. He was re-elected to a second term in 2022 after fending off a challenge from Republican Scott Jensen. Progressives have praised Walz's strong support for unions and record of accomplishments as governor, which include codifying abortion rights into the state constitution, enacting universal free

Jack Black recalled how a school therapist was able to help him overcome his drug problem as a teenager.During a recent appearance on Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast, Black shared his experiences with psychedelic drugs and cocaine as a teenager, and revealed he began "dabbling with the devil's dandruff" when he was in middle school. "Once I got my bar mitzvah at 13 years old and became a man I was now ready to experiment with ," he told Shepard. "And also I was just getting into heavy metal music, and I don’t want to blame heavy metal music for my

The selection of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as the vice-presidential nominee for Kamala Harris checks a number of important boxes for the Democratic nominee and is likely to draw none of the controversy that, on the Republican side, has been attracted by JD Vance or might have attached itself to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro or Sen. Mark Kelly.Beyond being the safe choice, Tim Walz is a logical choice. He hits a number of key constituency groups in ways that can only benefit the nominee. First and foremost, he has been a teacher. Given the importance of the teachers' unions, and