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Editor's note: This is the seventh in a series of profiles of potential running mates for presidential candidate Donald Trump on the 2024 Republican Party ticket.A potential name on former President Trump's running mate shortlist is being lauded for his "massive" bipartisan appeal by political insiders who say his possible selection could spell trouble for President Biden in key swing states this November.Trump has suggested he will announce his pick for vice president at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee next month, and is rumored to be considering a long list of names that notably includes Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin,

A fourth victim who had been injured in a shooting Friday outside an Arkansas grocery store has died, police announced Saturday night.Arkansas State Police said 14 people were wounded in the shooting outside a Mad Butcher grocery store in Fordyce, Arkansas, including 11 civilians, two law enforcement officers and the suspect, 44-year-old Travis Eugene Posey, according to a police press release.The shooting happened shortly after 11:30 a.m. on Friday.SHOOTING OUTSIDE ARKANSAS GROCERY STORE LEAVES 3 DEAD, MULTIPLE WOUNDED, INCLUDING TWO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERSThe deceased victims, who were all civilians, were identified as Shirley Taylor, 62, Callie Weems, 23, Roy Sturgis,

Former President Trump claimed that "few communities have suffered more under the Biden regime than Philadelphia," while speaking to supporters at Temple University on Saturday evening in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania. "Under crooked Joe, the city of brotherly love is being ravaged by bloodshed and crime," Trump said while discussing recent shootings and crime statistics. He added: "Under the Trump administration, we're going to bring law and order and safety back to our streets. We are going to bring success back to our schools. We're going to bring prosperity back to our forgotten communities. And we are going to liberate

Brown University is offering a summer course on the "Politics of Fatness," providing students with the opportunity to explore the concept of "fatphobia."The pre-college course at the Ivy League school, "The F-Word: Examining the Science, Culture, and Politics of Fatness," will teach students "about the many perspectives surrounding fatness throughout history and across cultures," according to the course description."You will consider the pathologization of fatness in the medical community and the rising prevalence of eating disorders, as well as how fatphobia intersects with other systems of oppression," the description states.By the time they complete the course, students will understand "the

This summer, people are on the hunt for the best outdoor activities to enjoy. Visiting a park, taking a swim and enjoying a walk through a botanical garden are popular ways to get outside this season, assuming the weather cooperates, of course. With this and more in mind, a travel service agency, Titan Travel, has put together a list of the top 10 most beautiful gardens across the world based on an array of criteria.10 MOST POPULAR GIRLS' TRIPS FOR SUMMER 2024 ANNOUNCED: SEE THESE TOP TRAVEL DESTINATIONSThe company compared Google searches over the last two years, the number of gardens tagged

A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) advisory board suggested that supporters of former President Donald Trump – as well as those who served in the military or are religious – have a greater possibility of posing domestic terrorism risks, according to internal files obtained by America First Legal (AFL).Named the "Homeland Intelligence Experts Group," the now-disbanded board was created in September 2023 to provide DHS with "expert" analysis on subjects like terrorism and the trafficking of certain controlled substances like fentanyl.The panel, according to the conservative legal nonprofit's findings, included former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and former CIA

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers caused waves when he wasn’t among his teammates at mandatory minicamp from June 11 to 13. Rodgers was seen at some Jets OTAs, but when he was required to be in Florham Park, New Jersey, on One Jets Drive, he was absent. And the franchise considered it "unexcused."New England Patriots legendary receiver Julian Edelman made an appearance on Fox Sports "The Herd with Colin Cowherd," where he admitted he thought it was a "bad look" for Rodgers not to be present.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I think it’s a bad look for your

A woman was charged in New Jersey after she allegedly acted "out of control" at a motel pool, including attacking a 10-year-old boy and his father and biting a police officer, according to police.Police responded Monday afternoon to a fight reported at a motel in the 6200 block of Ocean Avenue in Wildwood Crest, police stated in a press release.When officers arrived, witnesses said a highly intoxicated woman, later identified as 43-year-old Fallan Turner, was acting "out of control" in the pool, according to police.NEW JERSEY COUPLE JUST SITTING IN THEIR BACKYARD WHEN MASSIVE OBJECT FALLS FROM SKY 'OUT OF

The New York state prison system has been violating state law by holding inmates in solitary confinement for longer than permitted, according to a state judge.In a decision filed Thursday, State Supreme Court Justice Kevin Bryant said the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, or DOCCS, did not offer sufficient evidence against accusations that it has not adhered to the restrictions on solitary confinement outlined in state law."DOCCS has the responsibility to submit an administrative record that supports their actions and they have failed to meet this burden," Bryant wrote.The ruling comes after the New York Civil Liberties Union