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A Florida sheriff’s deputy was released from the hospital on Monday, a month after he was shot in an "ambush" attack that killed one deputy and left him and another deputy wounded, according to reports. Deputy First Class Stefano Gargano, 28, and Master Deputy Sheriff Harold Howell, 41, were both shot when they attempted to rescue Master Deputy Bradley Michael Link after he was shot and became trapped inside a home in Eustis, Florida, while the deputies were responding to a welfare check request."They were ambushed," Lake County Sheriff Peyton C. Grinnell said at the time. "We lost one tonight."Link later died

Five people were shot at a parade in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday when a man began firing into the crowd of the West Indian American Day festival parade, with two in critical condition. "One person intentionally going after a group of people tried to ruin the day for everybody, and we’re not going to let that happen," NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell said in a news conference after the shooting. He said four of the victims were men and one was a woman, with two in critical condition and three expected to survive. Chell said there was no active shooter, and

A plaque commemorating Aaron Judge's historic 62nd home run of the 2022 season at Globe Life Field in Texas was stolen for the second time, and now will not be replaced again, according to WFAN's Justin Shackil. Judge famously broke the American League single-season home run record against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field in the penultimate game of the 2022 season. Judge's home run came in the first inning of a nightcap to a double header on the second to last day of the season. The ball, which broke the record last set by former Yankee Roger Maris in

WNBA Hall of Famer and current Dallas Sky broadcaster Sheryl Swoopes responded to a fan on X who accused her of being "unfair" to Caitlin Clark with screenshots of alleged text messages. Swoopes' post on Monday showed three images of her messages with a contact named Caitlin Clark that she claims took place on Feb. 5. The first image showed Swoopes apologizing for an incorrect statement about the length of Clark's college career earlier this year."Hey Caitlin, I wanted to personally reach out to you and say I made a mistake on what year this is for you, COVID year has

Vice President Kamala Harris raised eyebrows during her Labor Day rally in Detroit, Michigan, unveiling what critics call a new "accent." Harris spent her Monday holiday in the Motor City hoping to shore up blue-collar union workers in the critical battleground state that she wants to keep blue in the November election. "You better thank a union member for the five-day work week," Harris told the crowd with a noticeable shift in her dialect. "You better thank a union member for sick leave. You better thank a union member for paid leave. You better thank a union member for vacation time."The conservative

Several vehicles in Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s motorcade were involved in a minor crash on the way to a campaign stop in Wisconsin on Labor Day, causing some minor injuries, Walz said. "Some of you might have heard, some of my staff and members of the press that were traveling with us were involved in a traffic accident on the way here today," Walz said at a Monday campaign event following the crash. "We've spoken with the staff. I'm relieved to say that with a few minor injuries, everybody's going to be okay. So thank you."He added that Vice President Kamala

Joey Chestnut and Takeru Kobayashi renewed the most competitive rivalry in competitive eating on Monday in Netflix's "Unfinished Beef" special, with Chestnut winning 83-67. Chestnut's 83 hot dogs broke the world record for most eaten in 10 minutes, without dunking them in water, in the history of competitive eating. Chestnut won $100,000 in prize money. "I've been trying to hit 80 hot dogs for years, and without Kobayashi I was never able to," Chestnut said after the contest. "He drive me, we weren't always nice to eachother, but we push eachother to be our best."Chestnut was the heavy favorite across most

The Philadelphia Eagles are taking action after a "counterfeit" political advertisement endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election made its rounds on social media on Monday. The Eagles put out a statement denying that the animated poster showing Harris in an Eagles helmet was an official advertisement from the team, adding that the organization was working to have them taken down. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"We are aware counterfeit political ads are being circulated and are working with our advertising partner to have them removed," the statement posted to social media read. Images of the fictitious poster,