MLB trade deadline: Orioles reportedly trade slugger Ryan O'Hearn, Ramón Laureano to Padres

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<p>Chris CwikJuly 31, 2025 at 11:27 PM</p>

<p>One of the more coveted power bats on the free-agent market has found a new home. Baltimore Orioles slugger Ryan O'Hearn was dealt to the San Diego Padres on Thursday, along with outfielder Ramón Laureano, per multiple reports.</p>

<p>In return, Baltimore reportedly receives a slew of Padres prospects — six in total, per MLB Network's Jon Morosi. Pitchers Boston Bateman, Tyson Neighbors and Tanner Smith, infielders Cobb Hightower and Brandon Butterworth, and infielder/outfielder Victor Figueroa will all join the Orioles as part of the deal.</p>

<p>It's the latest move in what has been a very busy trade deadline for Padres general manager and president of baseball operations A.J. Preller. Prior to picking up O'Hearn and Laureano, Preller acquired catcher Freddy Fermin, closer Mason Miller and starter J.P. Sears earlier on Thursday.</p>

<p>BREAKING: The San Diego Padres are acquiring All-Star slugger Ryan O'Hearn and OF Ramón Laureano from the Baltimore Orioles, per @ByRobertMurray and @JeffPassan. pic.twitter.com/1247MIpXCt</p>

<p>— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) July 31, 2025</p>

<p>O'Hearn, 31, is enjoying arguably the best season of his career. The slugging first baseman and designated hitter is slashing .284/.375/.452 with 12 home runs. That performance earned O'Hearn his first All-Star nod in July. He started the contest for the American League, going 0 for 2 in the National League's win.</p>

<p>It has been quite a road for O'Hearn to reach this point. After an excellent rookie season with the Kansas City Royals in 2018, in which he slashed .262/.353/.597 in 44 games, O'Hearn saw his numbers crater. He hit just .211/.282/.351 over his next four seasons, and it looked like his major-league career was in jeopardy.</p>

<p>But a 2023 trade to the Orioles resurrected his bat. Utilized as a platoon player, O'Hearn hit .275/.329/.450 in his first two years in Baltimore, and his slugging numbers might've been better over that period if not for the Orioles' raised outfield wall in 2024. The team reverted that change for the 2025 season, and then O'Hearn's home slugging numbers took a big step forward.</p>

<p>As for Laureano, this marks the third straight year the right fielder has been traded midseason. After time with the Cleveland Guardians and Atlanta Braves last year, Laureano signed a one-year deal with Baltimore in the offseason.</p>

<p>The outfielder has a .290 batting average and .884 OPS in 259 plate appearances this year, putting him on pace for a career season.</p>

<p>O'Hearn was far from the biggest name on this year's trade market. Eugenio Suarez, Josh Naylor and even Luis Robert Jr. have overshadowed O'Hearn's production in recent seasons. But of that group, only Suarez has a higher wRC+ in 2025. Because of that, O'Hearn could prove to be an underrated trade-deadline acquisition.</p>

<p>If O'Hearn's production can carry over to the Padres, he stands to benefit quite a bit. He'll be a free agent at the end of this season and could earn himself a significant payday if he can continue to excel in the NL West.</p>

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<p>What to make of the Padres' latest blockbuster?</p>

<p>AJ Preller has never seen a big trade he didn't like, and that continued Thursday. After acquiring closer Mason Miller and starter J.P. Sears at the beginning of the day, Preller took care of his team's other needs, adding both outfielder Ramon Laureano and first baseman/designated hitter Ryan O'Hearn from the Baltimore Orioles.</p>

<p>O'Hearn was one of the best hitters in the American League this season, and while he doesn't have the power of some other DHs, his strength is his ability to get on base at a high clip. He gives San Diego a player who can be extremely productive at the DH spot.</p>

<p>And Laureano is the perfect fit in left field for the Padres. San Diego has been looking for anyone to take its left-field job, and finally they have a player who not only can field the position well but also has grown into a strong player offensively. The new Padres outfielder is a reverse-splits guy, ranking 13th in MLB with a .930 OPS against right-handed pitching. — Dorsey</p>

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Dozens of countries with no deals face higher tariffs as trade deadline nears

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<p>CHRISTOPHER RUGABER July 31, 2025 at 9:17 PM</p>

<p>FILE - A cargo ship heads to Long Beach, Calif., in this June 19, 2025, file photo. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty, files)</p>

<p>WASHINGTON (AP) — Numerous countries around the world are facing the prospect of much higher duties on their exports to the United States on Friday, a potential blow to the global economy, because they haven't yet reached a trade deal with the Trump administration.</p>

<p>Some of the United States' biggest trading partners have reached agreements, or at least the outlines of one, including the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Japan. Even so, those countries face much higher tariffs than were in effect before Trump took office. And other large trading partners — most notably China and Mexico — received an extension to keep negotiating and won't be hit with new duties Friday, but they will likely end up paying more.</p>

<p>President Donald Trump intends the duties to bring back manufacturing to the United States, while also forcing other countries to reduce their trade barriers to U.S. exports. Trump argues that foreign exporters will pay the cost of the tariffs, but so far economists have found that most are being paid by U.S. companies. And measures of U.S. inflation have started to tick higher as prices of imported goods, such as furniture, appliances, and toys rise.</p>

<p>For those countries without an agreement, they could face duties of as much as 50%, including on large economies such as Brazil, Canada, Taiwan, and India. Many smaller countries are also on track to pay more, including South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and even tiny Lesotho.</p>

<p>The duties originated from Trump's April 2 "Liberation Day" announcement that the United States would impose import taxes of up to 50% on nearly 60 countries and economies, including the 27-nation European Union. Those duties, originally scheduled for April 9, were then postponed twice, first to July 9 and then Aug. 1.</p>

<p>Will the deadline hold this time?</p>

<p>As of Thursday afternoon, White House representatives — and Trump himself — insisted that no more delays were possible.</p>

<p>White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday that Trump "at some point this afternoon or later this evening" will sign an order to impose new tariff rates starting midnight on Friday.</p>

<p>Countries that have not received a prior letter on tariffs from Trump or negotiated a trade framework will be notified of their likely tariff rates, Leavitt said, either in the form of a letter or Trump's executive order. At least two dozen countries were sent letters setting out their tariff rates.</p>

<p>On Wednesday, Trump said on his social media platform Truth Social, "THE AUGUST FIRST DEADLINE IS THE AUGUST FIRST DEADLINE — IT STANDS STRONG, AND WILL NOT BE EXTENDED."</p>

<p>Which countries have a trade agreement?</p>

<p>In a flurry of last minute deal-making, the Trump has been announcing agreements as late as Thursday, but they are largely short on details.</p>

<p>On Thursday, the U.S. and Pakistan reached a trade agreement expected to allow Washington to help develop Pakistan's largely untapped oil reserves and lower tariffs for the South Asian country.</p>

<p>And on Wednesday, Trump announced a deal with South Korea that would impose 15% tariffs on goods from that country. That is below the 25% duties that Trump threatened in April.</p>

<p>Agreements have also been reached with the European Union, Pakistan, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and the United Kingdom. The agreement with the Philippines barely reduced the tariff it will pay, from 20% to 19%.</p>

<p>And which countries don't?</p>

<p>The exact number of countries facing higher duties isn't clear, but the majority of the 200 have not made deals. Trump has already slapped large duties on Brazil and India even before the deadline was reached.</p>

<p>In the case of Brazil, Trump signed an executive order late Wednesday imposing a 50% duty on imports, though he exempted several large categories, including aircraft, aluminum, and energy products. Trump is angry at Brazil's government because it is prosecuting its former president, Jair Bolsonaro, for attempting to overturn his election loss in 2022. Trump was indicted on a similar charge in 2023.</p>

<p>While Trump has sought to justify the widespread tariffs as an effort to combat the United States' chronic trade deficits, the U.S. actually has a trade surplus with Brazil — meaning it sells more goods and services to Brazil than it buys from that country.</p>

<p>Negotiations between the U.S. and Canada have been complicated by the Canadian government's announcement that it will recognize a Palestinian state in September. Trump said early Thursday that the announcement "will make it very hard" for the U.S. to reach a trade deal with Canada.</p>

<p>Late Wednesday, Trump said that India would pay a 25% duty on all its exports, in part because it has continued to purchase oil from Russia.</p>

<p>On Thursday, the White House said it had extended the deadline to reach a deal with Mexico for another 90 days, citing the complexity of the trade relationship, which is governed by the trade agreement Trump reached when he NAFTA in his first term.</p>

<p>For smaller countries caught in Trump's cross hairs, the Aug. 1 deadline is particularly difficult because the White House has acknowledged they aren't able to negotiate with every country facing tariff threats. Lesotho, for example, a small country in southern Africa, was hit with a 50% duty on April 2, and even though it was postponed, the threat has already devastated its apparel industry, costing thousands of jobs.</p>

<p>"There's 200 countries,'' the president acknowledged earlier this month. "You can't talk to all of them.''</p>

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<p>AP Writers Josh Boak and Wyatte Grantham-Philipps contributed to this report.</p>

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'Make it work mentality' culture at DC airport questioned after fatal crash

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<p>Michelle Del Rey , USA TODAYJuly 31, 2025 at 9:13 PM</p>

<p>Air traffic control employees at Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) are often forced to "make it work" with limited resources, Federal Aviation Administration officials said during the second day of the National Transportation Safety Board's hearing into a fatal January crash.</p>

<p>Sixty-seven people died after an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with an American Airlines regional jet on January 29 over the Potomac River close to Washington. It was the deadliest U.S. aviation accident in decades.</p>

<p>The NTSB launched a probe into the tragedy, which includes a three-day investigative hearing taking place this week. Here are some major takeaways.</p>

<p>Takeaway #1: The FAA allegedly knew of ongoing risks at DCA</p>

<p>Preliminary investigative results released shortly after the accident showed the FAA was aware of ongoing risks at the airport, particularly with military aircraft, but did not take action before the crash, the NTSB alleged.</p>

<p>Other issues with DCA included airspace congestion and a shortage of air traffic controllers.</p>

<p>Following the tragedy, the FAA restricted the use of military helicopters along Route 1, a helicopter route on the Potomac River that passed in front of DCA's runway 33.</p>

<p>Wednesday and Thursday's portions of the hearing partly focused on the roles the Army and FAA played on the night of the crash, with NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy telling FAA officials the agency did not act on warnings from air traffic control staff who had previously suggested flight path changes to avoid collision threats.</p>

<p>"Every sign was there that there was a safety risk, and the tower was telling you," said the chairwoman.</p>

<p>In a statement posted to X, Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, who has been a leader in the investigation into the incident, said: "The NTSB hearing revealed the conflicts on the DCA helicopter routes were so clear that an air traffic control working group suggested changing them.</p>

<p>"What caused the FAA's oversight to be so flawed that they couldn't fix this problem before this tragedy occurred?"</p>

<p>Is flying still safe?: Yes. Here's what travelers should know.</p>

<p>Takeaway #2: The 'make it work mentality'</p>

<p>NTSB investigator Brian Soper asked air traffic control officials whether a "make it work mentality has been normalized at DCA airport."</p>

<p>National Airport Operations Manager Clark Allen said he believed it had.</p>

<p>"There's limited real estate for the airport and where to put aircraft, and that can back up very easily," Allen testified. "So, being a high-volume, high-complexity airport, with not a lot of real estate, you have to keep things moving in order to provide a safe and efficient service."</p>

<p>Bryan Lehman, an FAA front-line manager, said his tower is currently dealing with many of the issues DCA has and is performing "non-standard air traffic maneuvers" on a daily basis.</p>

<p>"We take pride in it," said Lehman, adding, "But I will say that at a certain point, it's too much."</p>

<p>Investigators also pressed officials on staffing turnover. Allen said Wednesday that the DCA control tower has had approximately 10 air traffic wardens since early 2013.</p>

<p>"Air traffic managers are responsible for considering any sort of changes to routes, any sort of changes, amendments, evaluation of routes annually," Homendy responded. "You've had 10 air traffic managers in a pretty small amount of time. You've had five in the past five years, three in the past two years. How are they supposed to know to do that if you keep switching air traffic managers?"</p>

<p>The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) seal is seen during the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Midair Collision Investigative Hearing on July 30, 2025 in Washington, DC.Victims' families respond</p>

<p>Many of the victims of the plane crash were children and their parents returning from a figure skating competition in Wichita, Kansas.</p>

<p>Speaking to ABC affiliate WJLA, Aisha Duggins, whose sister Kiah Duggins died in the crash, said the hearing "brings me hope that we're having these conversations," even though some of the results of the investigation are "deeply unsurprising."</p>

<p>Contributing: Nathan Diller, USA TODAY</p>

<p>Michelle Del Rey is a trending news reporter at USA TODAY. Contact her at [email protected].</p>

<p>This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: FAA, Army grilled on Potomac plane crash in investigative hearing</p>

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Rays All-Star 1B Jonathan Aranda exits game after collision with Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton

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<p>Andy BackstromJuly 31, 2025 at 10:57 PM</p>

<p>The Tampa Bay Rays got hit by rain and bit by the injury bug during Thursday's series finale in New York.</p>

<p>Three Rays players — first baseman Jonathan Aranda, designated hitter Yandy Díaz and left fielder Chandler Simpson — left the ultimately rain-delayed game with injuries.</p>

<p>Aranda's looked the most serious.</p>

<p>JONATHAN ARANDA OH NO pic.twitter.com/R2d8DGKLhw</p>

<p>— Codify (@CodifyBaseball) July 31, 2025</p>

<p>It occurred in the top of the fifth inning, half an inning before the delay in the Bronx. With rain dressing the infield, Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton hit a soft ground ball to third base, where Junior Caminero scurried to make a play on the slow roller.</p>

<p>Caminero, who came into the day with 10 errors at third base this season, rushed the throw to first. It was off the mark, and Aranda extended to reel it in for the putout. As the first-time All-Star reached to catch the ball, he made contact with a sprinting Stanton.</p>

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<p>Aranda's glove, and left wrist, collided with the 6-foot-6, 245-pound Stanton. Aranda dropped the ball and then his mitt before clutching his wrist, hopping in pain and then crouching and falling to the ground. He was attended to by an athletic trainer and Rays manager Kevin Cash.</p>

<p>The 27-year-old entered the afternoon slashing .315/.393/.478 with 12 home runs and 53 RBI. He added an RBI single in the top of the fourth inning, helping Tampa Bay chip away at a then-7-0 Yankees lead.</p>

<p>Following his injury, Aranda eventually left the field and was replaced by Brandon Lowe, who began the game at second base. José Caballero took Lowe's spot at second.</p>

<p>Díaz sustained a right forearm contusion in the top of the fourth inning, when he was struck by a pitch from Yankees righty Marcus Stroman.</p>

<p>Simpson left the game in the bottom of the third with a left hand injury. He had grounded out in the top half of the frame but didn't remove himself from the contest until he was in left field on the other side of the inning.</p>

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James Van Der Beek Reveals Update In Colorectal Cancer Battle: 'Full-Time Job'

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<p>TMZ Staff July 31, 2025 at 7:51 PM</p>

<p>TODAYThe actor -- who was diagnosed with Stage 3 cancer in 2023 -- also shares how he and his wife told their six children about his cancer diagnosis, and opens up about their reactions.</p>

<p>James Van Der Beek is sharing an update on his battle with colorectal cancer.</p>

<p>During an interview with TODAY.com, the 48-year-old actor revealed that he'll likely be living with the disease for the "rest of my life." Van Der Beek -- who was diagnosed with Stage 3 cancer in 2023 and publicly shared the news last year -- described his cancer battle as a "full-time job."</p>

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<p>"I'm just on the journey. ... It's a process. It'll probably be a process for the rest of my life," the Dawson's Creek alum said.</p>

<p>Van Der Beek -- who has not publicly disclosed whether he's undergone typical treatments such as chemotherapy or surgery -- noted that he's made many lifestyle diet changes amid his battle with the disease, including yoga, keto diet, and "finding beauty of just taking things a little bit more slowly and prioritizing rest and really allowing that to be the job."</p>

<p>The 48-year-old reflected on starring in the Legally Blonde prequel series, Elle, telling TODAY.com that "the greatest thing about work is cancer doesn't exist between action and cut."</p>

<p>"It was fun to drop in and just have a blast because it's such a great cast, a great production, and everybody out there is really talented," he added.</p>

<p>Last November, Van Der Beek revealed his colorectal cancer diagnosis while speaking with People.</p>

<p>"I have colorectal cancer. I've been privately dealing with this diagnosis and have been taking steps to resolve it, with the support of my incredible family," he said in an exclusive statement.</p>

<p>"There's reason for optimism, and I'm feeling good," he added.</p>

<p>Per the American Cancer Society, Colorectal cancer starts in the colon or the rectum, which make up the large intestine in the digestive system.</p>

<p>Van Der Beek previously shared that the first symptoms he experienced were bowel changes, before he then underwent a colonsocopy, which ultimately led to his diagnosis.</p>

<p>"I got screened at 46," the Varsity Blues star told TODAY.com. "I didn't realize they had dropped it to 45. I thought I was way ahead of the game."</p>

<p>"Even just the slightest little change, it could be something, but ... don't think that not having symptoms means you don't have to get screened, especially for something that is this curable when caught early," he shared. "That's really what I want to get across."</p>

<p>"I ate as well as I could. I was healthy. I was in amazing cardiovascular shape," he explained. "There was no reason in my mind that I should have gotten a positive diagnosis."</p>

<p>After publicly revealing his diagnosis last year, Van Der Beek said he's even received support from strangers -- several of whom have shared that his diagnosis have inspired them to get screened.</p>

<p>"Guys I see at the gas station, people come up to me at a coffee shop, I appreciate it every time," he said. "That's been stuff that really makes me cry. When people say, 'I got checked, I got a colonoscopy, I got a polyp removed,' ... just to save somebody that journey."</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Van Der Beek opened up about how him and his wife, Kimberly, shared the news of his cancer diagnosis with their six kids during an appearance on the Today show.</p>

<p>The One Tree Hill alum -- who shares Olivia, 14, Joshua, 13, Annabel, 11, Emilia, 9, Gwendolyn, 6, Jeremiah, 2, with Kimberly -- said, "I'm far from an expert, but our approach was just be as honest as possible, as honest to the degree of their understanding, right?"</p>

<p>"Because they know. They can sense that Dad's having a tough day. They know if Dad's in pain," he continued. "They know, and so by not telling them I think you'e confusing them even more."</p>

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<p>Van Der Beek went on share advice for other parents who may be experiencing a similar struggle, and are finding a way to tell their children about their diagnosis.</p>

<p>"Just allow yourself to be surprised by their resiliency," he explained. "When you tell them what you're doing, and you tell them the approach, they can see it and they can feel it, and I think it's also your journey is their journey."</p>

<p>"Don't rob them of the opportunity for them to show up for you, emotionally," he added. "I have kids making me tea. 'Dad, what do you need?' There's been a lot of beauty that's come out of it, but I would love to save everybody this journey, which is why I'm saying get screened."</p>

<p>During his appearance on the morning show, Van Deer Beek shared that he's "feeling great."</p>

<p>"Today, I'm feeling great, yeah. It's been a journey," he said, adding, "There are just so many ups and downs and so many unknowns. Cancer is, I call it a full-time job."</p>

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Foo Fighters and Nine Inch Nails swap drummers: 'Let's f---ing go'

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<p>Emlyn TravisJuly 31, 2025 at 9:54 PM</p>

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<p>Dave Grohl in April 2025; Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross in January 2025</p>

<p>Foo Fighters and Nine Inch Nails have swapped drummers.</p>

<p>Just two months after letting go of Josh Freese, the Foos have tapped Nine Inch Nails' Ilan Rubin to get behind their kit, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed. And, on the same day, Nine Inch Nails confirmed to EW that Freese will replace Rubin and come back as their drummer, completing the switch and returning balance to the world.</p>

<p>"Let's f---ing go," Nine Inch Nails wrote on X, sharing a photo of Freese sitting in a chair with a bounty of Nine Inch Nails memorabilia behind him.</p>

<p>Scott Dudelson/Getty; Ilan Rubin/Instagram</p>

<p>Drummer Josh Freese performs on July 26, 2025; Ilan Rubin</p>

<p>Freese, who performed with the "Closer" rockers from 2005 until 2008, will join the group on their Peel It Back tour, which began in June and is slated to run through September. It is unclear if he is back as a full-time member of Nine Inch Nails or just playing for this tour.</p>

<p>The musician opened up about rejoining the band in a poignant Instagram post on Thursday. "Leaving Nine Inch Nails at the end of 2008 was one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make," he wrote. "My wife and I were expecting our third child, and I knew I needed to step away from life on the road to be home with my family."</p>

<p>He went on to explain that performing with Nine Inch Nails always left him feeling an unprecedented "level of intensity, pride, and satisfaction after each show that I've rarely experienced" in any other group.</p>

<p>"Now, being back on tour with Trent and the crew — helping them do what they do best night after night — is something I'm incredibly excited about," he added. "To be part of that energy again feels amazing."</p>

<p>Freese concluded, "If you get a chance to catch one of these shows over the next six weeks, I promise, they're going to be absolutely unforgettable, Hope to see you out there."</p>

<p>Freese originally joined Foo Fighters in May 2023, serving as the successor to their longtime drummer Taylor Hawkins after he died unexpectedly at age 50 in 2022. He announced in May that he'd been informed by the band that they had "decided to go in a different direction with their drummer" and would no longer need his services, leaving him "a bit shocked and disappointed."</p>

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<p>Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl later thanked all of their past drummers — including Freese — for their contributions to the band in a letter celebrating the 30th anniversary of their self-titled album earlier this month.</p>

<p>"It should go without saying that without the boundless energy of William Goldsmith, the seasoned wisdom of Franz Stahl, and the thunderous wizardry of Josh Freese, this story would be incomplete," the singer wrote. "So we extend our heartfelt gratitude for the time, music, and memories that we shared with each of them over the years. Thank you, gentlemen."</p>

<p>Let's fucking GO pic.twitter.com/8WDVJ0iPEi</p>

<p>— nine inch nails (@nineinchnails) July 30, 2025</p>

<p>Rubin joined Nine Inch Nails in 2009 following Freese's original departure from the band and has served as their touring drummer ever since. He was also inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with the band in 2020.</p>

<p>In addition to touring with NIN, Rubin is also the drummer for Blink-182 singer Tom DeLonge's other rock band, Angels & Airwaves, and has worked with Danny Elfman. He joins Foo Fighters as the "My Hero" rockers prepare to embark on a slate of shows in Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, and Mexico this fall.</p>

<p>Earlier this month, the band also dropped the anthemic tune "Today's Song," which marked their first new music since the release of 2023's But Here We Are.</p>

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Mandy Moore Shares Heartwarming Family Photo with All 3 Kids from 'Epic' Beach Vacation in Mexico with Their 'Besties'

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<p>Mandy Moore and her family</p>

<p>Mandy Moore is sharing some adorable snaps from her family's beach vacation in Mexico</p>

<p>The 'This Is Us' alum could be seen posing with all three of her kids in a sweet family photo</p>

<p>Moore shares sons Ozzy, 2, and Gus, 4, as well as daughter Lou, 10 months, with husband Taylor Goldsmith</p>

<p>Mandy Moore's family enjoyed some time by the water on their recent trip to Mexico.</p>

<p>The Tangled actress, 41, shared an adorable photo of her family of five on Instagram on Thursday, July 31, as she recounted her time spent at the beach on vacation. In the sweet photo, Moore could be seen sitting in the surf alongside her husband, Taylor Goldsmith, while her son Oscar "Ozzy," 2, hung on around her neck.</p>

<p>Sitting beside the star, her 4-year-old son August "Gus" was pictured squishing his hands into the sand and looking down. Goldsmith propped up the couple's newest addition, 10-month-old daughter Louise "Lou," as she sat in his lap.</p>

<p>Other snaps showed the family enjoying the beach and watching sunsets. "Nothing beats a beach vacation with some of your besties (here's looking you at you @whatsgabycookin)," Moore wrote in her caption. "What an epic few days, @fspuntamita! We can't wait to come back (Gus hasn't stopped talking about it)!!"</p>

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<p>Moore recently appeared on Kylie Kelce's podcast Not Gonna Lie and was asked by the podcaster if she got a lot of opinions about having her baby daughter Lou when she was 40.</p>

<p>"Yes and no. I mean, I feel like having my third child at 40, this term 'geriatric pregnancy' that's thrown around. I think at least in my experience, so many of my friends are having kids later in life, whether it's by choice or it's by circumstance or biology," Moore began.</p>

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<p>"I think the thing that I had the most trouble with is just like this system in general kind of treating us as this anomaly that we're like too old and we're too complicated or high risk, and really, it's like, 'Nope, we're just human beings.'"</p>

<p>"And I feel like it's just such an outdated label," she continued. "So it's less about how I think the people and the perceptions they may have had, like the people in my life, it was just more about the healthcare system in general. It feels like such an outdated one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to just women in general."</p>

<p>Earlier this year in May, Moore celebrated her first Mother's Day as a mom of three by sharing an Instagram post dedicated to her mom, Stacy Moore, who also has three children. The carousel contained four throwback images of Mandy with her mom, one of which also included her grandma, Eileen.</p>

<p>"Happy Mother's Day to all the moms and mother figures in our lives, including my own mama who juggled 3 kids effortlessly (HOW!??)," she captioned the post, before reflecting on her personal experience with motherhood.</p>

<p>"Being a mom is the single greatest gift of my life and while you're never off the clock worrying or stressing or planning, the quiet, unmistakable joy triumphs over everything else," the actress continued. "I'm endlessly grateful to the moms in my life who model what it takes, lend an ear, make the best suggestions, and generally make me feel less alone on the journey."</p>

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<p>Moná ThomasJuly 31, 2025 at 10:51 PM</p>

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<p>Gavin Casalegno's Dunkin' ad draws backlash for referencing "genetics," with critics calling it a dog whistle for upholding Eurocentric beauty standards</p>

<p>Critics compare the promotion to Sydney Sweeney's controversial American Eagle spot amid eugenics discourse</p>

<p>Some fans defend the ad as harmless and tied to his Summer I Turned Pretty character</p>

<p>Dunkin's new commercial starring Gavin Casalegno is the latest ad to spark heated debate over its alleged underlying tones following the Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle campaign controversy.</p>

<p>The Summer I Turned Pretty actor, 25, is featured in an ad promoting one of the breakfast chain's newest Refresher drinks, the Golden Hour Refresher. The video, posted to Dunkin's social channels on July 29, stars Casalegno poolside, where he hails himself as "King of Summer."</p>

<p>"This tan? Genetics," he says, as he strolls around the pool. "I just got my color analysis back. Guess what? Golden summer, literally!"</p>

<p>As he sits on a pool lounge chair, he adds, "I can't help it. Every time I drink a Dunkin' Golden Hour Refresher, it's like the sun just finds me. So if sipping these refreshers makes me the king of summer? Guilty as charged."</p>

<p>What seemed to be a light-hearted, summertime campaign from the brand ultimately led to questions from online users on the intended messaging in light of the American Eagle ad that became a talking point in heated online discussions on eugenics signaling.</p>

<p>Here are all the details on Casalegno's Dunkin' campaign.</p>

<p>Sara Jaye Weiss/Getty Images for DUNKIN'</p>

<p>Gavin Casalegno shoots for DUNKIN's Golden Hour RefresherGavin Casalegno's Dunkin' commercial: Why are people upset?</p>

<p>The latest ad starring Casalegno comes on the heels of an American Eagle ad featuring Sweeney. In the fall campaign titled "Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans,", the actress is seen lying down and zipping up her jeans, saying, "Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality and even eye color."</p>

<p>When the camera pans up to her face, Sweeney adds, "My jeans are blue," followed by a voiceover that says, "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans." Critics claim the use of "jeans" is a double entendre in reference to her "genes," which led many to draw connections to eugenics and the open promotion of a superior bloodline.</p>

<p>Defined by the National Institute of Health (NIH), and debunked as a pseudoscience, eugenics "is broadly defined as the use of selective breeding to improve the human race."</p>

<p>Casalegno references his "genetics" while highlighting his tan, which critics have slammed as reinforcing Eurocentric beauty standards, as suspected of the American Eagle campaign.</p>

<p>"Why are ads so obsessed with genetics all of a sudden?" a TikTok user commented on Dunkin's post. Another user questioned, "Genuinely, what does a drink have to do with genetics?"</p>

<p>In light of the ongoing American Eagle discussion, the Dunkin' ad's timing has not gone unnoticed, with critics calling it ill-timed.</p>

<p>What else are critics saying?</p>

<p>The discourse surrounding the Dunkin' ad has quickly spread to Reddit, where many swarmed the celebrity-focused subreddit r/Fauxmoi to comment on the script of the ad altogether, calling it "word salad."</p>

<p>"I'm failing to see the connection from genetics to colour analysis to sunshine to he loves to drink dunkin drink??" a Redditor wrote in response to another commenting, "Wouldn't shock me if they had AI write it up."</p>

<p>Critics are calling the specific phrasing a dog whistle to netizens who believe in a superior skin tone and eye color, as Casalegno makes mention of his golden tan coming from his "genetics."</p>

<p>"While the Dunkin' ad's mention of genetics is subtler, it has struck a nerve for praising traits associated with white beauty ideals while mentioning genetics," explained Elena Cavender from AdWeek. "In the ad, Casalengo says, 'This tan? Genetics. I just got my color analysis back and guess what? Golden summer.' Color analysis refers to the beauty trend of picking colors that look best on based on skin tone."</p>

<p>Why are some defending the campaign?</p>

<p>Though the backlash seems to be overwhelming, there are fans of the star and the show who have expressed that the outpour of negative comments towards the ad and Casalegno is forced and "a stretch," especially for those who may not watch the Prime Video series, The Summer I Turned Pretty.</p>

<p>"This ad is not about eugenics, it's about the golden summer and the drink," said one TikTok user. "Is it bad timing? Could they have waited? … But there are deadlines they had to meet and they probably wanted to get this out before the end of summer, because he's in the show The Summer I Turned Pretty."</p>

<p>The TikToker goes on to say that "if this had been released before the Sydney Sweeney ad, we would not be having this conversation," and explains that in the show, Casalegno's character, Jeremiah, enjoys the Taylor Swift song titled "Golden" and is known for being the more "outdoorsy, athletic, tan type."</p>

<p>Has Gavin Casalegno responded?</p>

<p>Casalegno has not made a formal statement in response to the controversy around the ad.</p>

<p>Dunkin' and Casalegno have not responded to PEOPLE's requests for comment.</p>

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Sheriff's deputies are disciplined in traffic stop that led to student's ICE detention

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<p>Caroline Dias-Goncalves. (via GoFundMe)</p>

<p>Five sheriff's deputies from Colorado are being disciplined after a college student spent two weeks in a federal immigration detention center last month after a routine traffic stop.</p>

<p>An administrative review concluded that Sheriff's Deputy Alexander Zwinck shared information on a Signal group chat that included federal immigration agents after he had pulled over Caroline Dias-Goncalves, 19, a student at the University of Utah, Mesa County Sheriff Todd Rowell said in a statement Wednesday.</p>

<p>The agents then used that information to track Dias-Goncalves down and arrest her. She was taken to a detention facility in Aurora, where she was held for 15 days before being released on bond.</p>

<p>"The Mesa County Sheriff's Office should not have had any role in the chain of events leading to Miss Dias-Goncalves's detention," Rowell said.</p>

<p>Colorado law restricts coordination between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. It prohibits state and local law enforcement from providing information about a person's immigration status to federal officials or disclosing personal identifying information to immigration authorities.</p>

<p>"I regret that this occurred. I apologize to Miss Dias-Goncalves," Rowell said.</p>

<p>Zwinck pulled Dias-Goncalves over while she was driving on Interstate 70 outside Loma on June 5. Zwinck claimed Dias-Goncalves was driving too close to a semi-truck.</p>

<p>The traffic stop lasted about 20 minutes and Zwinck released Dias-Goncalves with a warning. Shortly after she exited the highway, federal immigration agents stopped her, arrested her and took her to the Aurora detention facility, where she was held until June 20.</p>

<p>Born in Brazil and raised in Utah since she was 7, Dias-Goncalves is one of nearly 2.5 million people living in the United States known as "Dreamers," young immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children. Dias-Goncalves arrived on a visa that expired over a decade ago and has a pending asylum case.</p>

<p>In interviews conducted as part of the review, Zwinck claimed he did not know he was violating any laws or policies when he shared Dias-Goncalves' information and location with federal authorities in a group chat meant to discuss drug crackdown efforts.</p>

<p>According to the review's findings, Zwinck was involved in at least four other incidents last month in which the information he shared on the group chat following his traffic stops led to federal immigration enforcement actions.</p>

<p>Zwinck also told investigators that he had received and read two department-wide emails from the sheriff's office last year and in January, both outlining how deputies should interact with immigration authorities.</p>

<p>The review concluded there was "a preponderance of evidence" showing that Zwinck as well as Sheriff's Deputy Erik Olson, who was on the group chat, and their supervisor, Sgt. Joe LeMoine, "acted outside of agency policy."</p>

<p>Zwinck was placed on unpaid administrative leave for three weeks and Olson for two. Both will be reassigned to patrol. LeMoine was suspended without pay for two days.</p>

<p>Lt. David Holdren, LeMoine's supervisor, received a letter of reprimand and Holdren's supervisor, Capt. Curtis Brammer, was provided documented counseling.</p>

<p>Earlier this month, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser filed a lawsuit against Zwinck, alleging that he had violated Colorado laws limiting cooperation between local and federal immigration authorities.</p>

<p>Rowell said the lawsuit "sends a demoralizing message to law enforcement officers across Colorado" and urged Weiser to "apply the law equally to all law enforcement and government officials instead of making Deputy Zwinck an example."</p>

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<p>SAM MEDNICKJuly 31, 2025 at 9:51 PM</p>

<p>1 / 5Mideast Wars Gaza Aid ExplainerPalestinians rush to collect humanitarian aid airdropped in central Gaza Strip, Thursday, July 31, 2025. (AP Photo/Abdel Kareem Hana)</p>

<p>International outcry over images of emaciated children and increasing reports of hunger-related deaths have pressured Israel to let more aid into the Gaza Strip. This week, Israel paused fighting in parts of Gaza and airdropped food.</p>

<p>But aid groups and Palestinians say the changes have only been incremental and are not enough to reverse what food experts say is a " worst-case scenario of famine" unfolding in the war-ravaged territory.</p>

<p>The new measures have brought an uptick in the number of aid trucks entering Gaza. But almost none of it reaches U.N. warehouses for distribution.</p>

<p>Instead, nearly all the trucks are stripped of their cargo by crowds that overwhelm them on the roads as they drive from the borders. The crowds are a mix of Palestinians desperate for food and gangs armed with knives, axes or pistols who loot the goods to then hoard or sell.</p>

<p>Many have also been killed trying to grab the aid. Witnesses say Israeli troops often open fire on crowds around the aid trucks, and hospitals have reported hundreds killed or wounded. The Israeli military says it has only fired warning shots to control crowds or at people who approach its forces. The alternative food distribution system run by the Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has also been marred by violence.</p>

<p>International airdrops of aid have resumed. But aid groups say airdrops deliver only a fraction of what trucks can supply. Also, many parcels have landed in now-inaccessible areas that Palestinians have been told to evacuate, while others have plunged into the Mediterranean Sea, forcing people to swim out to retrieve drenched bags of flour.</p>

<p>Here's a look at why the aid isn't being distributed:</p>

<p>A lack of trust</p>

<p>The U.N. says that longstanding restrictions on the entry of aid have created an unpredictable environment, and that while a pause in fighting might allow more aid in, Palestinians are not confident aid will reach them.</p>

<p>"This has resulted in many of our convoys offloaded directly by starving, desperate people as they continue to face deep levels of hunger and are struggling to feed their families," said Olga Cherevko, a spokesperson for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA.</p>

<p>"The only way to reach a level of confidence is by having a sustained flow of aid over a period of time," she said.</p>

<p>Israel blocked food entirely from entering Gaza for 2 ½ months starting in March. Since it eased the blockade in late May, it allowed in a trickle of aid trucks for the U.N., about 70 a day on average, according to official Israeli figures. That is far below the 500-600 trucks a day that U.N. agencies say are needed — the amount that entered during a six-week ceasefire earlier this year.</p>

<p>Much of the aid is stacked up just inside the border in Gaza because U.N. trucks could not pick it up. The U.N says that was because of Israeli military restrictions on its movements and because of the lawlessness in Gaza.</p>

<p>Israel has argued that it is allowing sufficient quantities of goods into Gaza and tried to shift the blame to the U.N. "More consistent collection and distribution by U.N. agencies and international organizations = more aid reaching those who need it most in Gaza," the Israeli military agency in charge of aid coordination, COGAT, said in a statement this week.</p>

<p>With the new measures this week, COGAT, says 220-270 truckloads a day were allowed into Gaza on Tuesday and Wednesday, and that the U.N. was able to pick up more trucks, reducing some of the backlog at the border.</p>

<p>Aid missions still face 'constraints'</p>

<p>Cherevko said there have been "minor improvements" in approvals by the Israeli military for its movements and some "reduced waiting times" for trucks along the road.</p>

<p>But she said the aid missions are "still facing constraints." Delays of military approval still mean trucks remain idle for long periods, and the military still restricts the routes that the trucks can take onto a single road, which makes it easy for people to know where the trucks are going, U.N officials say.</p>

<p>Antoine Renard, who directs the World Food Program's operations in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, said Wednesday that it took nearly 12 hours to bring in 52 trucks on a 10-kilometer (6 mile) route.</p>

<p>"While we're doing everything that we can to actually respond to the current wave of starvation in Gaza, the conditions that we have are not sufficient to actually make sure that we can break that wave," he said.</p>

<p>Aid workers say the changes Israel has made in recent days are largely cosmetic. "These are theatrics, token gestures dressed up as progress," said Bushra Khalidi, Oxfam's policy lead for Israel and the Palestinian territories.</p>

<p>"Of course, a handful of trucks, a few hours of tactical pauses and raining energy bars from the sky is not going to fix irreversible harm done to an entire generation of children that have been starved and malnourished for months now," she said.</p>

<p>Breakdown of law and order</p>

<p>As desperation mounts, Palestinians are risking their lives to get food, and violence is increasing, say aid workers.</p>

<p>Muhammad Shehada, a political analyst from Gaza who is a visiting fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, said aid retrieval has turned into the survival of the fittest. "It's a Darwin dystopia, the strongest survive," he said.</p>

<p>A truck driver said Wednesday that he has driven food supplies four times from the Zikim crossing on Gaza's northern border. Every time, he said, crowds a kilometer long (0.6 miles) surrounded his truck and took everything on it after he passed the checkpoint at the edge of the Israeli military-controlled border zones.</p>

<p>He said some were desperate people, while others were armed. He said that on Tuesday, for the first time, some in the crowd threatened him with knives or small arms. He spoke on condition of anonymity, fearing for his safety.</p>

<p>Ali al-Derbashi, another truck driver, said that during one trip in July armed men shot the tires, stole everything, including the diesel and batteries and beat him. "If people weren't starving, they wouldn't resort to this," he said.</p>

<p>Israel has said it has offered the U.N. armed escorts. The U.N. has refused, saying it can't be seen to be working with a party to the conflict – and pointing to the reported shootings when Israeli troops are present.</p>

<p>Uncertainty and humiliation</p>

<p>Israel hasn't given a timeline for how long the measures it implemented this week will continue, heightening uncertainty and urgency among Palestinians to seize the aid before it ends.</p>

<p>Palestinians say the way it's being distributed, including being dropped from the sky, is inhumane.</p>

<p>"This approach is inappropriate for Palestinians, we are humiliated," said Rida, a displaced woman.</p>

<p>Momen Abu Etayya said he almost drowned because his son begged him to get aid that fell into the sea during an aid drop.</p>

<p>"I threw myself in the ocean to death just to bring him something," he said. "I was only able to bring him three biscuit packets".</p>

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<p>reporters Wafaa Shurafa in Deir al-Balah Gaza Strip, Fatma Khaled in Cairo, Egypt and Michael Biesecker in Washington, DC, contributed</p>

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Phillies add Gold Glove OF Harrison Bader from Twins for two prospects

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<p>DAN GELSTON July 31, 2025 at 8:02 PM</p>

<p>Minnesota Twins center fielder Harrison Bader runs into the dugout during the ninth inning of baseball game against the Boston Red Sox, Wednesday, July 30, 2025, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Matt Krohn) ()</p>

<p>PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia Phillies acquired outfielder Harrison Bader for two minor leaguers Thursday, their second deal with the Minnesota Twins in two days after landing closer Jhoan Duran.</p>

<p>The 31-year-old Bader, a 2021 Gold Glove winner, remains a strong defender at all three outfield spots and has 12 home runs, 38 RBIs and a .778 OPS in 96 games. Bader adds another bat to an outfield that has struggled to put up big offensive numbers. He also has postseason experience, playing in five postseason series with the Cardinals, Yankees and Mets with a .809 OPS and five career homers.</p>

<p>The right-handed hitting Bader could fall into a platoon with left-handers Brandon Marsh in center or Max Kepler in left.</p>

<p>The Phillies are sending minor league outfielder Hendry Mendez and right-hander Geremy Villoria to the Twins for Bader. ESPN was first to report on the deal.</p>

<p>The Phillies acquired Duran to round out the bullpen a day earlier. He has 16 saves and a 2.01 ERA in 49 appearances this season, striking out 53 in 49 1/3 innings. That deal cost the win-now Phillies a stronger pair of prospects in catcher Eduardo Tait and right-hander Mick Abel.</p>

<p>Philadelphia is battling the New York Mets for the NL East title. The Phillies won the division last year before they were eliminated by the Mets in their NL Division Series.</p>

<p>Right-hander Brett de Geus was designated for assignment by Philadelphia to make room for Bader on the 40-man roster.</p>

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Federal judges detail rise in threats, 'pizza doxings,' as Trump ramps up criticism

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<p>NICHOLAS RICCARDI July 31, 2025 at 9:26 PM</p>

<p>FILE - News media is set up in front of the home of U.S. District Judge Esther Salas, July 20, 2020, in North Brunswick, N.J. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)</p>

<p>In 2020, a disgruntled litigant posing as a deliveryman opened fire at the New Jersey home of District Judge Esther Salas, killing her 20-year-old son Daniel Anderl. Five years later, as President Donald Trump steps up hiscriticism of federal judges who have blocked some of his agenda, dozens of judges have had unsolicited pizzas delivered to their homes, often in Daniel Anderl's name.</p>

<p>District Judge John J. McConnell, Jr. of Rhode Island, who stalled Trump's initial round of across-the-board spending cuts, is among those who received pizzas in Anderl's name. His courtroom also has been flooded by threatening calls, including one profanity-laced one that called for his assassination.</p>

<p>McConnell, Jr. played a recording of the call during an unusual discussion Thursday where multiple federal judges discussed threats they have received — a notable conversation because judges usually only speak publicly from the bench and through their rulings, and rarely if ever, about personal threats and attacks. Salas and others said the number of attacks has escalated in recent months.</p>

<p>Without using his name, Salas called on Trump and his allies to tone down the rhetoric and stop demonizing the judiciary, for fear of what more could happen.</p>

<p>"We're used to being appealed. But keep it on the merits, stop demonizing us," Salas said. "They're inviting people to do us harm."</p>

<p>Thursday's event was sponsored by Speak up for Justice, a nonpartisan group supporting an independent judiciary. District Judge John C. Coughenour of Washington recalled having a police SWAT team called to his home to respond to a false report of an attack after Coughenour in January halted Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of people in the country illegally.</p>

<p>District Judge Robert S. Lasnik of Washington also had pizzas delivered in Anderl's name to both his home and those of his two adult children, each in different cities, after an article in which he was quoted as being critical of attacks on judges was picked up by a television station in the Pacific Northwest, where he hears cases.</p>

<p>"The message to me was 'we know where you live, we know where your kids live, and they could end up dead like Daniel Anderl did,'" Lasnik said in an interview.</p>

<p>Salas says U.S. Marshals have told her of more than 100 cases of so-called "pizza doxings," unwanted deliveries to the homes of federal judges and their families, since 2024, with most occurring this year. Salas added that she's heard of additional cases targeting state judges in states ranging from Colorado to Florida, incidents that wouldn't be tracked by Marshals, who protect federal judges.</p>

<p>"This is not some random, silly act, this is a targeted, concentrated, coordinated attack on judges," Salas said in an interview, "and yet we don't hear any condemnation from Washington."</p>

<p>Salas, nominated by Democratic President Barack Obama, in 2022 was critical of protests at the homes of Republican-nominated Supreme Court justices who revoked women's right to have an abortion, which were followed by the arrest of a man at the home of Justice Brett Kavanaugh who said he was there to assassinate the justice. Salas said both sides of the political aisle have used worrying rhetoric about judges, but it's reached a new peak since Trump took office.</p>

<p>"I've often referred to it as a bonfire that I believe the current administration is throwing accelerants on," Salas said.</p>

<p>Trump himself has led the charge against judges, often going after them by name on social media. He's said judges who've ruled against his administration are "sick," "very dangerous" and "lunatic." Trump's allies have amplified his rhetoric and called for impeaching judges who rule against the president or simply disobeying their rulings. Earlier this year, several judges at the panel noted, Rep. Andy Ogles of Tennessee had a "wanted" poster of judges who'd crossed the president hanging outside his congressional office.</p>

<p>Lasnik said many judges appointed by presidents of both parties have told him of concerns but are nervous about discussing the issue openly.</p>

<p>"A lot of them don't know how to speak up and are afraid of crossing a line somewhere where they would get a judicial complaint like judge Boasberg did," Lasnik said, referring to District Judge James E. Boasberg of D.C., who infuriated the Trump administration by finding they likely committed criminal contempt by disobeying his order to turn around a deportation flight to El Salvador.</p>

<p>Though Chief Justice John Roberts has come to Boasberg's defense, Trump's Department of Justice this week filed a complaint against Boasberg over comments he made at a judicial conference that other judges worry the Trump administration won't obey their orders. Last month, Trump's Justice Department took the extraordinary step of suing every federal judge in Maryland over rules governing how they handle immigration cases.</p>

<p>More than five dozen judges who've ruled against Trump are receiving enhanced online protection, including scrubbing their identifying information from websites, according to two Trump-appointed judges who wrote Congress urging more funding for judicial security. In 2022, Congress passed a law named after Daniel Anderl allowing judges to sue internet sites to take down identifying information.</p>

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<p>Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY July 31, 2025 at 6:07 PM</p>

<p>If it's true that you can't predict baseball, there's probably a greater maxim contained within that: You can't predict what course the San Diego Padres will take at the trade deadline.</p>

<p>The Padres provided a bolt from the blue of what was a largely rote trade deadline by acquiring dominant closer Mason Miller and back-end starter J.P. Sears from the Athletics, with a four-player package headed by elite prospect Leo De Vries off to Sacramento.</p>

<p>The deal can't be fully assessed until the clock strikes 6 ET on July 31, since the Padres positioned themselves to both buy and sell – perhaps trading incumbent closer Robert Suarez – at a deadline in which they hold the No. 3 NL wild card spot but are also just three games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in the West.</p>

<p>Still, we'll attempt to assess this trade in a vacuum, even if the following grades are just a little bit incomplete:</p>

<p>Mason Miller was an All-Star as a rookie in 2024.Mason Miller trade gradesPadres grade: B</p>

<p>It's quite a coup getting both the game's most dominant closer and a guy with four years of club control remaining after this season. Miller, 26, is generally untouchable in the ninth inning and in two seasons as A's closer has nailed down 48 of 54 save opportunities, an 89% conversion rate on par with Hall of Famers Trevor Hoffman and Mariano Rivera.</p>

<p>Miller has struck out 40% of batters in that span, and opposing batters are hitting .161 against him. That's merely lifting the lid on his overall dominance.</p>

<p>In Sears, the Padres get a former Yankees prospect who's had to pitch toward the front of the A's rotation even as his stuff indicates he should be further down the pecking order. The expectations and the pitching conditions will be friendlier in San Diego, though the lefty with the 4.95 ERA this year (4.48 career) might see those expectations rise if the Padres turn and deal erstwhile ace Dylan Cease.</p>

<p>The cost? It's huge. De Vries is the most significant international signing the Padres have had this decade, no small honor, and he's consistently been challenged – and succeeded – at levels where the average player is four to five years older than him. Put simply: Not many 17-year-olds flash power and speed in stateside A ball and go on to the Arizona Fall League, as De Vries did in 2024.</p>

<p>While Miller's controllable years mean the Padres can flip him in future seasons for either immediate help or to galvanize their system, it still stings to trade a potential (likely?) franchise player for a reliever.</p>

<p>Athletics grade: A</p>

<p>The deal begs one dark question: Will any of their young stars make it to Las Vegas, should they ever complete their ballpark there?</p>

<p>It's yet another step back at the big league level for the A's in a five-year cycle of utter desiccation that hastened their move from Oakland. And it's perhaps not a coincidence that Miller was dealt months before he entered the first of four years of salary arbitration.</p>

<p>But man, what a return. Given De Vries' speed on the uptake wherever the Padres put him – he's got eight homers, eight steals and a .357 OBP at high A Fort Wayne this year – he has a shot to debut in the big leagues while still a teenager.</p>

<p>And since it's the A's, he also has a shot to reach Sacramento/Las Vegas/Winnemucca by the time star rookies Jacob Wilson and Nick Kurtz haven't gotten too expensive for owner John Fisher's taste.</p>

<p>As a cherry on top, the A's received right-handed pitchers Braden Nett, Eduarniel Nuñez and Henry Báez, ranked seventh, 14th and 16th by Baseball America in the Padres' system. Nuñez, 26, has already made his major league debut, making four relief appearances for San Diego, while Nett (23, 3.39 ERA in 17 starts) and Báez (22, 1.96 ERA in 20 starts) are with Class AA San Antonio.</p>

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<p>Grace GavilanesJuly 31, 2025 at 8:54 PM</p>

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<p>According to the Centers for Disease Control, approximately 476,000 Americans are diagnosed and treated for Lyme disease every year. Symptoms can include a rash and flu-like symptoms, with some people going on to experience arthritis, facial palsy, pain, irregular heartbeats and other worsening symptoms.</p>

<p>In recent years, numerous celebrities have come forward with their own stories of suffering, opening up about their health and treatments, both for better and worse.</p>

<p>Justin Timberlake is the latest star to speak out about his experience since being diagnosed, joining a list of stars that include the Hadid siblings, Ben Stiller, Shania Twain and more stars who've been affected by Lyme.</p>

<p>Justin Timberlake</p>

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<p>On July 31, 2025, Timberlake revealed that he had been diagnosed with Lyme disease while on his Forget Tomorrow world tour and finding himself performing through "massive amount of nerve pain or, just feeling crazy fatigue or sickness."</p>

<p>"If you've experienced this disease or know someone who has — then you're aware: living with this can be relentlessly debilitating, both mentally and physically," he wrote.</p>

<p>"I was faced with a personal decision. Stop touring? Or, keep going and figure it out. I decided the joy that performing brings me far outweighs the fleeting stress my body was feeling. I'm so glad I kept going. Not only did I prove my mental tenacity to myself but, I now have so many special moments with all of you that I will never forget. I was reluctant to talk about this because I was always raised to keep something like this to yourself. But I am trying to be more transparent about my struggles so that they aren't misinterpreted.Sharing all of this with the hope that we can all find a way to be more connected. I'd like to do my part to help others experiencing this disease too."</p>

<p>Alexis Ohanian</p>

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<p>After getting full body scans, the Reddit co-founder shared on X in July 2024 that he had been diagnosed with Lyme disease.</p>

<p>"Wild. No symptoms, thankfully, but gonna treat," he wrote in part, adding, "I spend so little time in the wilderness/northeast this was quite a surprise. Anyway, gonna grab some antibiotics — can't keep me down, tick!"</p>

<p>Leah McSweeney</p>

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<p>The Real Housewives of New York City alum revealed she'd been diagnosed with the disease through an Instagram story in July 2024 where she posted her blood test results.</p>

<p>"Please send success stories of healing from Lyme," she wrote. "It's a new infection not chronic."</p>

<p>"Apologies to all my friends who I've canceled on in the past couple months cus I was feeling like s---," she finished.</p>

<p>Fletcher</p>

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<p>Fletcher</p>

<p>In September 2023, the singer announced her diagnosis on Instagram alongside two photos of herself during a doctor's visit, sharing that her recent health battle has forced her to put her career on pause.</p>

<p>"I have recently been diagnosed with Lyme disease. I started becoming increasingly ill over the last couple years and just kept pushing even though I knew there was something deeper going on," she wrote. "For the last few months I've been receiving treatments, following doctor's orders and doing my best to learn more about this invisible illness."</p>

<p>"Lyme has affected me in a variety of ways and while it has not only taken a tremendous toll on my physical body, it has also caused concern for my voice as well," she continued. "This has won on my soul in a way that's hard to even put words to as singing is the thing I love most in this world and my voice is my vessel for expression."</p>

<p>Yolanda Hadid</p>

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<p>The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star has spoken out about her diagnosis onstage, on TV, on social media and in her 2017 book, Believe Me: My Battle with the Invisible Disability of Lyme Disease.</p>

<p>"This disease has brought me and many others to our knees, often wishing to die of utter hopelessness and exhaustion. Like I always say, you don't get it until you get it," she said at the Global Lyme Alliance Gala in 2016. "It's hard for people to understand the invisible disability that owns our life especially behind the beautiful face that shines so bright on the covers of magazines."</p>

<p>Bella Hadid</p>

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<p>In her speech at the 2016 Global Lyme Alliance, Yolanda's daughter Bella explained how her passion for horseback riding - and many aspects of her life - have been hindered because of her Lyme battle.</p>

<p>"It was my dream of my life and what I did every single day until I just stopped and realized I didn't have the brain power to ride horses anymore, so that was the end of that," Bella explained. "I know what it feels like to not want to get out of bed from bone pains and exhaustion and days on end of not wanting to socialize or be around people because the anxiety and brain fog just isn't worth it. After years of this, you begin to get used to living with the sickness, instead of getting cured and moving on with your life."</p>

<p>In 2023, the model shared that after 15 years, she is "finally healthy."</p>

<p>"The little me that suffered would be so proud of grown me for not giving up on myself🫶🏼," she wrote on Instagram. "I have so much gratitude for and perspective on life, this 100+ days of Lyme, chronic disease, [co-infection] treatment, almost 15 years of invisible suffering, was all worth it if I'm able to, God willing, have a lifetime of spreading love from a full cup, and being able to truly be myself, For the first time ever."</p>

<p>Bella's brother, model Anwar Hadid, also lives with the "invisible illness," Yolanda has shared.</p>

<p>"Watching my babies struggle in silence to support me in my journey struck the deepest core of hopelessness inside of me," she said in a 2015 speech.</p>

<p>Dr. Raphael Kellman told PEOPLE at the time that it's not uncommon for family members to have Lyme disease at the same time, though "it's not genetic, it's because they share the same environment," he added.</p>

<p>Riley Keough</p>

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<p>In her 2023 Vanity Fair cover story, the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley revealed she had Lyme disease. It not only led to her choosing surrogacy when starting a family with husband Ben Smith-Petersen (the pair welcomed daughter Tupelo in August 2022), but also affects her day-to-day life.</p>

<p>"I can carry children," she explained, "but it felt like the best choice for what I had going on physically with the autoimmune stuff."</p>

<p>The Vanity Fair interview took place in Sweden, where the actress said she was on a "little break" as she worked to "alleviate" Lyme symptoms at a holistic center where they do "all kinds of things that you can't really do in America yet, like cleaning your blood," she shared.</p>

<p>Ryan Sutter</p>

<p>Ryan Sutter/instagram Ryan Sutter</p>

<p>After navigating a "mystery" illness for months during the COVID-19 pandemic, Sutter announced in May 2021 that he had Lyme disease, worsened by mold exposure.</p>

<p>Sutter explained that after going through a litany of testing and blood work over the last year, doctors determined that his body is susceptible to taking in mold toxins, which he is frequently exposed to as a firefighter.</p>

<p>"It seems to be that what happened is that my immune system was weakened through exposures to toxins and especially to mold," he said on wife Trista Sutter's podcast, Better Etc. "There are other people in the fire academy that probably had the same exposures who aren't dealing with these exposures because their genetics are stronger, they're able to get rid of the toxins easier."</p>

<p>He also tested positive for COVID-19 and Epstein-Barr virus, a common illness that causes mononucleosis.</p>

<p>"It's been hard," Trista said. "It's a really difficult thing to see the person you love most in the world struggling. And he's a big, strong guy, and oof - to see him get emotional and feel hopeless, in that all I could really do is advocate for him, so that's what I did."</p>

<p>In June 2022, the couple sat down with PEOPLE for an update on Ryan's health — and had good news.</p>

<p>"For so long, I was only thinking about how to survive the day," said Ryan. "But I feel like my life is coming back. And that's been really encouraging."</p>

<p>Kelley Flanagan</p>

<p>Kelley Flanagan/ instagram Kelley Flanagan</p>

<p>Bachelor alumna Kelly Flanagan shared "some not so good news" with her Instagram followers in August 2021 — she tested positive for Lyme disease.</p>

<p>The former Bachelor contestant posted a video on Instagram where she tearfully explained that she's been struggling with the news about her health.</p>

<p>"I'm not having the best day today," Flanagan said, before sharing that she tested positive for Lyme disease. The reality star said that she suspected that something was off because her body "is so much more sensitive and super reactive to a bunch of things."</p>

<p>"Two of my brothers have Lyme disease and a lot of their symptoms sounded really similar to me," she said. "Cause I've just always had something off since I was young, and like, really really had to take care of myself."</p>

<p>Flanagan said that she thinks "this is something that I've had maybe for a while," and she's partially relieved to have a diagnosis.</p>

<p>"It's a blessing and a curse because now I can target why I feel off so often but also means several different lifestyle changes and extensive research on how to help/hopefully cure this!" she wrote in the caption. "I know this is going to be tough for me seeing what my brothers have gone through mentally and physically but I'm going to put so much of my time and energy into figuring this out and combatting this."</p>

<p>Debbie Gibson</p>

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<p>While Debbie Gibson finally achieved her dream of competing on season 25 of Dancing with the Stars, the singer admitted her Lyme disease made the experience a challenging one. "I can't be cavalier with my body," she told PEOPLE. "I can't just push myself without thinking what happens next. [Lyme disease] can affect my stamina."</p>

<p>But there's a silver lining: after fighting the disease for years, Gibson knows her physical strengths and weaknesses. "I've always been in tune with my body," she said. "But the last few years have helped me learn where I can push my limits. I'm going to choose to think of that as an advantage!"</p>

<p>In a candid chat with PEOPLE in August 2021, she elaborated on her symptoms and treatment, saying she's "learned to expect the unexpected."</p>

<p>"I know I can get through it," she said of tougher days. "And every time I get through it, I'm reminded of how strong we all are."</p>

<p>Kelly Dodd & Rick Leventhal</p>

<p>Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Rick Leventhal and Kelly Dodd</p>

<p>In June 2021, the Real Housewives of Orange County star revealed the couple's diagnosis on her Instagram Story.</p>

<p>"So, we tested positive for Lyme disease," Dodd said, while filming Leventhal sitting across the table from her.</p>

<p>She went on to say that this is her first bout with the disease. "I've never had contact with a tick in my life," she said.</p>

<p>Leventhal, however, told Dodd he's had Lyme disease twice in the past.</p>

<p>He then took an antibiotic pill, adding that the medicine cured his other bouts with Lyme and stressing that he hopes it will work again.</p>

<p>Dodd didn't say where she and Leventhal suspected they contracted Lyme. A rep for the reality star did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.</p>

<p>Amy Schumer</p>

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<p>The actress and comedian opened up about her diagnosis in a September 2020 Instagram post featuring a throwback photo with her "first ever fishing pole."</p>

<p>"Anyone get LYME this summer? I got it and I'm on doxycycline," she wrote. "I have maybe had it for years. Any advice? Can you have a glass of wine or 2 on it?"</p>

<p>"I know to stay out of the sun. I'm also taking these herbs from cape cod called lyme-2," Schumer continued, asking followers to comment with their own experience with the tick-borne disease. "I also want to say that I feel good and am excited to get rid of it."</p>

<p>Ramona Singer</p>

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<p>The Real Housewives of New York City star was diagnosed with Lyme disease in March 2020. The diagnosis came after Singer started feeling sick around Valentine's Day, according to E! News.</p>

<p>The reality star believes that she contracted the tick-borne illness while in the Hamptons. She was diagnosed early and told E! that she is "very lucky and very blessed."</p>

<p>Justin Bieber</p>

<p>Broadimage/Shutterstock Justin Bieber.</p>

<p>The superstar revealed in January 2020 that a July 2019 photo of him that sparked Internet speculation about his health (above) was taken at the height of his battle with Lyme.</p>

<p>"While a lot of people kept saying Justin Bieber looks like s---, on meth etc. they failed to realize I've been recently diagnosed with Lyme disease," he wrote on Instagram. "It's been a rough couple years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease and I will be back and better than ever."</p>

<p>Avril Lavigne</p>

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<p>In her 2015 PEOPLE cover story, the singer revealed she had been battling Lyme disease for a year. "I had no idea a bug bite could do this," said Lavigne, who believes she was bit by a tick in 2014. "I was bedridden for five months."</p>

<p>In a 2019 PEOPLE story, Lavigne — whose foundation is working with various Lyme disease organizations to raise money and awareness for the cause — said she was feeling well.</p>

<p>"It gave me a purpose," she added of her journey, "and made me find myself all over again."</p>

<p>"When you go through something like that, you realize how fulfilling simple things are - things I could do anymore, like being able to get up in the morning and go to the kitchen and grab a cup of coffee," she added. "It taught me patience; it taught me being more present. That was a beautiful lesson."</p>

<p>Shania Twain</p>

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<p>As a legend in the country music world, Twain kept vocal struggles under the radar so as to not worry her fans. But she eventually shared her diagnosis to explain why she was having vocal struggles due to the effects of dysphonia, the result of Lyme disease. "I was very scared for a little while that I wouldn't sing again, ever," she told PEOPLE. "I went through that moment, but I found a way. I found a way to do it."</p>

<p>Using her voice to sing now, she says, requires lengthy warmups and physical therapy that's "very, very difficult."</p>

<p>Ben Stiller</p>

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<p>The actor was first diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2010. He suspects he contracted the illness on a trip to Nantucket, Massachusetts. "I'm symptom-free now," Stiller told The Hollywood Reporter in 2011, "but Lyme doesn't ever leave your system. It's a really tough thing."</p>

<p>Alec Baldwin</p>

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<p>Baldwin took the stage as Master of Ceremonies at the Bay Area Lyme Foundation's 2017 gala, LymeAid, where he got candid about his struggle with the illness. "I really thought this is it, I'm not going to live," he said of his condition. "I was alone, I wasn't married at the time, I was divorced from my first wife. I was lying in bed saying, 'I'm going to die of Lyme disease,' in my bed and 'I hope someone finds me and I'm not here for too long.' "</p>

<p>Kelly Osbourne</p>

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<p>In 2004, the star attended dad Ozzy's surprise 56th birthday party, which featured a reindeer sanctuary in the family's backyard. During the event, Kelly was bitten by a tick, and would go on to face an array of symptoms, including a sore throat and stomach pains. "I've learned to advocate for myself when it comes to my health, and I trust my intuition," she wrote in her memoir, There Is No F*cking Secret: Letters From a Badass Bitch. "If I think something is wrong, I refuse to let anyone dismiss it. And sadly, I stay the f--- away from reindeer."</p>

<p>Ally Hilfiger</p>

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<p>"I was convinced that bugs were crawling in my body. I could feel them eating at my organs, my stomach and especially my brain," Hilfiger wrote in her, Bite Me: How Lyme Disease Stole My Childhood, Made Me Crazy, and Almost Killed Me, speaking of first being diagnosed with Lyme disease after being bitten by a tick in 1992 at 7 years old.</p>

<p>"I wasn't me anymore. I was a weakly projected image of myself on a wall, crying out for someone to help me and figure out what was wrong."</p>

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