Jacqueline Harpman has been dead for 14 years, but she’s living every author’s dream. She has a new short story collection — “We Were Forbidden” (out now) — a novel that’s become a bestselling phenom thanks to social media and three more books in the pipeline. Harpman, a Belgian-Jewish writer and trained psychoanalyst, died of cancer in 2012 at the age of 82. More than a decade later, she became a BookTok sensation with the re-release of her dystopian novel, “I Who Have Never Known Men.” Since going viral, the book has sold roughly 600,000 copies — the type of…

Jelly Roll is getting candid about his disordered eating habits, comparing his struggles to substance abuse. “I’ve been overeating the last three or four days and I was feeling myself stress eating,” the musician, 41, said of his eating habits in a new video shared via his YouTube channel on Friday, July 10. “And then, what else happened, was the addict in me came out.” He continued, “We had this show at this one spot and I love thei catering and they have a dairy-free skillet cookie. I don’t eat nothing like that. I’m, like, a drug addict. I can’t…

The reigning Super Bowl champions are getting a new owner — with a division rival twist. A group led by Vinod Khosla has agreed to buy the Seahawks, the team confirmed Saturday. ESPN reported that the sale is for an NFL record $9.6 billion. Khosla, a venture capitalist and Silicon Valley businessman, became a non-controlling, limited partner in the 49ers in May 2025. “We are honored to be entrusted as the next stewards of the Seattle Seahawks,” Khosla said in a statement. “We look forward to building on the winning legacy Paul Allen created and to earning the trust of…

President Trump tore into “stupid” Democrats and their pals in the lefty media — a day after his administration subpoenaed several New York Times journalists who had reported on the new Air Force One’s security capabilities. Trump blasted the Gray Lady from his golf course in Sterling, Va., tearing into the “Failing New York Times” as well as star reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, who are promoting a book, “Regime Change,” that unearths internal conflict. He repeatedly referred to Haberman, 52, as “maggot,” calling her “one of the most unattractive people in the News ‘Business,’ and called Swan, 40,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A bipartisan housing bill became law Saturday at midnight after President Donald Trump declined to sign it, capping a weeks-long saga over whether the president would veto the measure amid frustrations with Congress over his stalled agenda.Trump refused to sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act — legislation aimed at expanding the nation’s housing stock and lowering costs — in an attempt to pressure Congress to pass the SAVE America Act, despite the housing bill clearing both chambers with overwhelming majorities.”I will not sign the Housing Bill, which has been fully…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A New York City police officer arrested Wednesday night on charges including rape and sexual acts against a child previously admitted to violating department rules, including engaging in a dangerous high-speed chase and allegedly failing to activate his body camera, the district attorney’s office says.The 39-year-old officer, Joshua Acosta, was taken into custody while he was off duty around 7:46 p.m. within Brooklyn’s 61st Precinct, an NYPD spokesperson confirmed to Fox News Digital. The precinct covers part of southern Brooklyn.An 11-count criminal complaint alleges Acosta committed numerous sex acts against a girl…

Jennifer Maune has worn plenty of hats over the years: nonprofit executive, food blogger, founder, “MasterChef” finalist and mother of six. Now, the Arkansas native is preparing to add another title to her name: restaurateur. Maune, who competed on season 13 of Fox’s “MasterChef” in 2023, is opening Fleur, a farm-to-table restaurant and European-style pastry shop in downtown Little Rock this fall.  The roughly $3 million venture is designed to showcase locally sourced ingredients, seasonal menus and scratch-made cooking, but she said the heart of the concept isn’t just about food. “It’s just important to me that we gather around a table,” Maune…

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Zack Wheeler will have the last word. The Phillies ace, angered after being snubbed for a deserved All-Star Game selection in his home ballpark, declined MLB’s last-minute invitation to the Midsummer Classic, saying he felt “disrespected” and didn’t want to be treated like a “fifth option.” “They disrespected me, so I’m not going to participate,” Wheeler told reporters Saturday, according to The Athletic. Six other Philadelphia players (Bryce Harper, Kyle Schwarber, Jesus Luzardo, Brandon Marsh, Christopher Sanchez and Jhoan Duran) will appear in the July 14 game at Citizens Bank Park, but Wheeler was initially left off the All-Star roster…

A phone scam was so convincing that even veteran CBS News correspondent Matt Gutman admits he nearly walked into his bank and emptied his account before realizing something was terribly wrong. In a video shared Friday on his X account, Gutman recounted receiving a call from someone claiming to work in his bank’s “fraud protection” department. The caller introduced herself by name, provided a badge ID, and appeared to have detailed knowledge of his personal banking information. “They seemed to know so much about me, about my bank account,” Gutman said. “And then they said, ‘Listen, we suspect that there…