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Goldman Sachs has turned more bearish on the Japanese yen, arguing that the currency is likely to weaken further even with an intervention.

European soccer’s governing body issued a blistering statement on Monday after FIFA suspended the red card ban issued to USA World Cup star Folarin Balogun.UEFA said FIFA’s decision to suspend the implementation of Balogun’s one-game suspension “crossed a red line.”ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!”Football, like any other sports, relies on rules, which are the basis for fair, honest and transparent competition,” UEFA said. “Sometimes rules are open to interpretation. In this case not. A minimum automatic suspension of one match following a red card is not a discretionary option and does not require the decision of a competent body to be enacted. It is a principle embedded in regulations, which cannot be made subject to exceptions, let alone in the middle of a tournament where several other players have been in the same situation and regularly served their suspension.”UEFA expressed concerns with setting a precedent in the tournament and adding questions to the “integrity of the game.”CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM”Football is the most loved sport in the world because it is a beautiful game and is trusted because it is played everywhere with the same laws,” the statement continued. “A tournament is never a pure standalone and, if the tournament in question is the World Cup, it has the power to drive positive or negative consequences on the game as a whole.”We express our disbelief at such an unprecedented, incomprehensible and unjustifiable decision.”Balogun will be available to play on Monday in the Round of 16 match.President Donald Trump called FIFA President Gianni Infantino to ask for a review of the decision, a source told Fox News.Trump, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik and White House task force leader Andrew Giuliani put together a team of lawyers outside the White House to challenge the use of slow-motion replay to give Balogun the red card, according to OutKick founder and Fox News contributor Clay Travis.Belgium was reportedly granted the right to appeal the decision.

“Should Never Have Happened”: Illegal Alien Truck Driver Kills Pennsylvania Trooper

Submitted by American Truckers United,

A Pennsylvania State trooper is the latest victim of the trucking industry’s open borders experiment. This dangerous policy began under the Biden-Harris regime when hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens were issued CDLs, mostly from ten states. The fast-tracking of CDLs for illegal aliens has flooded the industry with drivers who may lack the necessary training, language proficiency, or commitment to American safety standards, endangering lives on our highways every day. Shockingly, this experiment is still running.

🚨Truck Driver responsible for the death of Pennsylvania state trooper now a confirmed illegal alien from Haiti
Source – Boston Herald Link Below👇 pic.twitter.com/4oXFTg7Jh4
— American Truckers United (@atutruckers) July 3, 2026
Trooper Michael E. Pahira, Jr., 44, was inspecting a semitruck on Interstate 81 on July 1, 2026, when another truck went off the roadway and hit the first vehicle, creating a domino effect and striking the officer. Pahira’s patrol car was parked behind the cab with its emergency lights on as he inspected the vehicle parked on the right shoulder in Cass Township when the deadly chain reaction occurred. The second truck, allegedly driven by 33-year-old Michael Bon, veered off the road, striking Pahira’s side mirror before crashing into the other truck. Both truck cabs caught fire as a result of the impact. Construction workers nearby saw the smoke from the wreck and raced to help the pinned trooper. Pahira was rushed to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

🚨Immigration Status of truck driver that killed Pennsylvania State Trooper now in Question.
Does he have Legal Status? a Non-Domicile CDL? TPS?
Thank you to @maybedanielleee for the infopic.twitter.com/1SHMnjdHsk pic.twitter.com/z7flBe1YXH
— American Truckers United (@atutruckers) July 2, 2026
As with all of these truck crashes, there is no reporting mechanism either on the crash reports or CMV inspections that document the immigration status or even the type of CDL that was in the driver’s possession at the time of the crash. So when this crash first occurred, there was no discussion of the truck driver’s immigration status. Several experienced industry professionals began asking the same question that’s been asked recently in light of all the crashes being caused by the surge of illegal aliens who were able to be fast-tracked into the trucking industry. Only then did his immigration status come into question and later confirmed

🚨Truck Driver responsible for the death of Pennsylvania state trooper now a confirmed illegal alien from Haiti
Source – Boston Herald Link Below👇 pic.twitter.com/4oXFTg7Jh4
— American Truckers United (@atutruckers) July 3, 2026
The trucking community, represented by organizations such as American Truckers United, has been raising alarms about this growing threat to highway safety. Without proper tracking, the true scope of the problem remains hidden from the public.

🚨Non-Citizen Truck Drivers Involved in Highway Crisis
This is an urgent wake-up call for every American. Our highways are no longer safe. Reckless immigration policies and weakened licensing standards have unleashed a deadly crisis on our roads. pic.twitter.com/NXrQTivkos
— American Truckers United (@atutruckers) July 10, 2025
How many crashes like Trooper Pahira’s go unreported as part of the globalist open-border experiment in the trucking industry?

This accident was preventable.

He should never have been in possession of a CDL. Every accident caused by an illegal alien is a preventable accident. Congress must act on the President’s call during the State of the Union to pass Dalilah’s Law. This law would have revoked the CDL this driver had in his possession and would have saved Trooper Pahira’s life.

Pass Dalilah’s Law today. 

Pass The Dalilah Law – A full revocation and ban on CDLs for illegal alien truck drivers!
Read our endorsement. Then call your Senators today and tell them you support The Dalilah Law!
United States Capitol Switchboard (202) 224-3121@POTUS @SecDuffy @SenatorBanks pic.twitter.com/j2PnXi0SnX
— American Truckers United (@atutruckers) February 26, 2026
Revoke their CDLs. 

Tyler Durden
Mon, 07/06/2026 – 06:30

Belgium’s soccer federation on Monday was reportedly given the right to appeal FIFA’s decision to suspend the red card ban it gave USA World Cup star Folarin Balogun.The Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) requested a full explanation from FIFA over its decision to suspend USA World Cup star Folarin Balogun’s red card ban, The Athletic reported Monday. The RBFA is also requesting a report from FIFA’s officiating body, according to the report.ZERO BS. JUST DAKICH. TAKE THE DON’T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD. DOWNLOAD NOW!The U.S. and Belgium start their Round of 16 game in Seattle at 8 p.m. ET.FIFA made its decision to lift the suspension on Balogun on Sunday. It appeared to be the first time since 1962 that a red card during a World Cup didn’t result in a suspension. Balogun initially received the red card for stepping on the ankle of Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Tarik Muharemovic after a VAR review.The RBFA said it was “astonished” and Belgium coach Rudi Garcia mocked FIFA’s ruling.”I didn’t know that in the offices of FIFA the fifth of July was the first of April in Europe,” Garcia said through a translator. “The Belgian federation does not defend itself, it does not protect the national team. She defends football in general, she defends her integrity, her ethics. I think it’s the first time in the history of the World Cup that there is this kind of decision.”CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMGarcia wouldn’t respond when asked about a possible appeal to the Court of the Arbitration for Sport or whether he thought President Donald Trump impacted FIFA’s action.”In order to safeguard the legitimate rights of all participating teams and to protect the fundamental principles of fair play in our sport, both at this FIFA World Cup and at future editions of the tournament, the RBFA is investigating all potential options,” the RBFA said.Trump called FIFA President Gianni Infantino to ask the organization to review the red card, a source told Fox News.”The implementation of the match suspension is suspended for a probationary period of one year,” FIFA announced. “If Folarin Balogun commits another infringement of a similar nature and gravity during the probationary period, the suspension shall be revoked and the sanction enforced without prejudice to any additional sanction imposed for the new infringement.”U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino lauded FIFA’s move.”We were punished enough against Bosnia and Herzegovina to play with 10 men (for) 30 minutes in a decision that was completely unfair,” he said.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

The New Jersey man accused of killing two teen girls laughed off his critics in a livestream just one day after he allegedly killed them, boasting about the “engagement” he was getting.Maria Niotis and Isabella Salas, both 17, were riding electric bikes on Sept. 29, 2025, in Cranford, New Jersey, when now-18-year-old Vincent Battiloro deliberately struck them with his vehicle, prosecutors allege. He was charged with murder as an adult on Friday, June 26.Just one day after allegedly killing the two 17-year-olds, Battiloro got on a YouTube video game livestream and boasted about the “engagement” he was getting from people commenting on the killings.NEW JERSEY MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING WIFE WITH BARBELL ALLEGEDLY CONFESSED IN MESSAGES TO RELATIVES: REPORT”The more you guys engage in the chat, the more you give me engagement and I get paid for YouTube. Just letting you all know. That’s fine. That’s fine. Y’all are just giving me engagement, that’s fine,” he said. “”I’m not doing s— until people stop messaging negativity.”After people watching the stream continually commented about the deaths of Niotis and Salas, Battiloro eventually got fed up and briefly addressed the situation.SEND US A TIP HERE”There has been a lot of misinformation going on over the internet. But I will say this. I wish my sincerest condolences to those two girls lost in that tragic accident. It is an absolute unfortunate situation. And there’s more to the story that you’re not getting,” Battiloro said. “But when the time comes. I will explain it in greater detail. I’m not authorized to talk about the whole thing.”DHS CONFIRMS DUI CHARGE AGAINST NON-ENGLISH-SPEAKING DRIVER IN VIRGINIA CRASH THAT KILLED 5Police said Battiloro’s own dash camera showed him getting inside a Jeep Compass on Sept. 29, 2025, and driving to the area of Burnside Avenue in Cranford, near the home of one of the victims. After he parked, according to police, both teen girls were seen on electric bikes headed in the opposite direction.LISTEN TO THE NEW ‘CRIME & JUSTICE WITH DONNA ROTUNNO’ PODCASTThe suspect then made a U-turn to follow the victims while he accelerated the Jeep, according to detectives, who said that the video shows both girls being struck at a high rate of speed before the vehicle ultimately stopped.Battiloro then fled the scene by foot, officials said.DELAWARE HOSPITAL SHOOTING SUSPECT IDENTIFIED, FACES MULTIPLE CHARGES INCLUDING FIRST-DEGREE MURDERBattiloro’s identity was previously withheld because he was a minor when allegedly committing the crimes, but his case was transferred to adult court on Friday, June 26. He is now charged with two counts of first-degree murder.Brent Bramnick, who is representing Niotis’ family, told Fox News Digital they are thankful the case was moved to adult court.”The decision to try the defendant as an adult is a welcomed sliver of justice. We are grateful to the Prosecutor’s Office for their efforts as well as the community at large for continuing to keep Maria and Isabella’s memories alive,” Bramnick said.Battiloro allegedly swatted the family’s home in Cranford twice in September 2025, according to Bramnick. He said both incidents took place between Sept. 1 and Sept. 15 in 2025.After the two incidents, Bramnick said the Niotis family wants to know “what went on?””What investigation, if any, went on after all that the family reported and all the information that the police had in their possession. That’s the question. So we need those questions answered,” Bramnick said. “And that’s why we’re involved, because we’re doing our own investigations to try to get to the bottom of those questions.”Fox News Digital reached out to Battiloro’s attorney for comment.

Rafael Nadal, a two-time Wimbledon champion and one of the most successful tennis players of all time, recently revealed that his go-to breakfast is toast with anchovies.Nadal, who retired in 2024, told The Wall Street Journal that he started incorporating anchovies into his morning meal while he was still a professional athlete.”I was not a breakfast guy,” Nadal said. “But later on in my career with the nutritionist [I learned] you have to eat some protein, some carbs.”AMERICANS STILL CRAVE PROTEIN DESPITE RECORD BEEF PRICES AS EXPERT REVEALS THE ‘HEALTHIEST BURGER’Anchovies are saltwater fish that average about five or six inches in length and are typically preserved in salt and packed in olive oil. They have long been a staple of Mediterranean cooking, particularly in Nadal’s native Spain.They have grown in popularity in the U.S. in recent years, along with other seafood in the tinned-fish category, as Americans increasingly seek healthy, convenient foods.”Anchovies are an absolute nutritional dynamo,” Sudi Pigott, a London-based anchovy sommelier and author of “Consider the Anchovy: A Journey in Pursuit of the Little Fish with the Big Flavour,” told Fox News Digital.They are “surprisingly high in protein” for their size, according to the Cleveland Clinic. They’re also “packed with nutrients” and are “among the best fish sources of omega-3 fatty acids, a type of healthy fat your body needs to work well,” according to the medical institution.Research has linked diets rich in omega-3 fatty acids to a lower risk of age-related macular degeneration, Pigott said.”Eating anchovies regularly may also reduce triglyceride levels, slow the buildup of plaque in one’s arteries and reduce blood pressure, as well as [lower the] risk of blood clotting,” she said.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZAdditionally, anchovies are a plentiful source of B vitamins, calcium, iron, potassium and zinc. They also contain selenium, a powerful antioxidant, she added.Health experts recommend people keep in mind that anchovies typically contain a lot of salt and to eat them in moderation if sodium consumption is a concern.The global tinned-fish market size is forecast to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 5.18% between 2026 and 2031, market research firm Mordor Intelligence reported.The demand for convenience foods that are not processed is also influencing consumer demand toward tinned fish, the company reported.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE NEWSTikTok interest in tinned fish increased by 91% between 2024 and 2025, Vogue reported. The boom is due in part to new companies like the Fishwife Tinned Seafood Co. that have emerged and rebranded tinned fish in trendy, chic ways.”For years, tinned fish had one reputation: bland, dry, back-of-the-pantry food,” declared a Fishwife TikTok post explaining how the company became “one of the fastest-growing seafood brands in America.”Sustainable seafood advocate Casson Trenor recommends choosing species known as hikari-mono, a Japanese term for silver-skinned fish.”This includes mackerels, sardines, anchovies and more,” Trenor, who lives in Washington state, told Fox News Digital. “These are fast-growing nutritional powerhouses that are generally low in mercury.”Pigott said she sometimes eats anchovies for breakfast, either on toast with plenty of butter or on a cheese scone.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER”Another good way to eat anchovies for breakfast would be with scrambled eggs,” she said.An old-fashioned British dish she recommended is Scotch Woodcock, which calls for “a layer of anchovy paste or anchovy butter to be spread on hot toast, topped with scrambled egg and finished with a couple of fine, whole, salt-cured anchovies in oil.”Anchovy spread can be rolled into a log shape and kept in the refrigerator, Pigott said. Her book also contains recipes that incorporate anchovies into salad dressings, pastas and many other dishes.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER”Eating anchovies does make you thirsty, and I wouldn’t suggest eating too many at any one time,” Pigott said.

Queen Camilla is said to support King Charles III’s hopes of repairing his fractured relationship with Prince Harry, but she has no intention of getting personally involved.The claim was made by several royal experts who spoke to Fox News Digital. Harry is expected to travel to the U.K. on July 7 for events marking the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027, a milestone closely tied to his signature charitable initiative.The BBC reported that Meghan Markle and the couple’s two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will not accompany him to London after it was confirmed the family would not receive taxpayer-funded police protection.KING CHARLES ‘CAUTIOUS AND WARY’ OF PRINCE HARRY’S LATEST ATTEMPT TO MEND ROYAL RIFT: EXPERTAccording to the outlet, Meghan, Archie and Lilibet could still join Harry later in the week. It remains unclear whether the revised schedule will allow the king to meet his grandchildren, whom he has not seen in person for four years.Royal experts told Fox News Digital that while Camilla wants the king, who continues to undergo cancer treatment, to have the opportunity to spend time with his young grandchildren, she remains cautious. They said that despite any desire for reconciliation, trust within the House of Windsor has yet to be fully restored.”Personally, I feel Camilla has been supporting Charles in his ambition to reunite with Harry, [but] Camilla regularly protects Charles’ interests,” royal broadcaster Ian Pelham Turner told Fox News Digital.”Camilla is a believer in duty. She cares for the king and knows the rift has caused him worry,” royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams also told Fox News Digital.WATCH: PRINCE WILLIAM UNLIKELY TO RECONCILE WITH PRINCE HARRY SOON: EXPERT”While Camilla has been a force for stability and is unlikely to block Charles if he really wants to meet with Harry, she’ll be keeping her distance,” British royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News Digital.”She prefers to avoid complicating matters. She and the king are in lockstep, preferring calm over any confrontation. If the king does meet with Harry, given the high level of trust issues, it’s likely to be just them rather than any extended family.”Their statements came after reports from the Daily Express previously claimed that Camilla is “steering well clear” of the couple during the visit and is “not going to be around when they arrive.”Fox News Digital reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair royal correspondent and co-host of “The Royals Uncensored,” told Fox News Digital that Camilla is known for carving out time to spend with her own children and grandchildren.”The queen is a very family-oriented woman, and there are many weekends when she doesn’t spend the weekend at Highgrove with the king,” Nicholl explained. “She goes back to Ray Mill, her family home, and spends time with her children and grandchildren.”CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER”Family has been and always has been hugely important to Camilla,” Nicholl said. “I know that she has very much encouraged the king to sometimes put his pen down and, instead of working, go and spend some time with his grandchildren and has encouraged him to be more family-focused. And I think if Camilla has been behind the scenes trying to encourage this reconciliation, that shows enormous strength of character on her part.”In 2023, after Harry’s memoir “Spare” was published, the prince accused his stepmother of leaking private conversations to the media to burnish her reputation.In interviews, he accused family members of getting “into bed with the devil” to gain favorable tabloid coverage. He singled out Camilla’s efforts to rehabilitate her image with the British public after her long-running relationship with his father.Camilla, who was once shunned by the public, eventually won over many royal watchers through her charitable work and support of the king. Charles was crowned in 2023.Nicholl said Harry’s book and subsequent interviews “infuriated” his older brother, Prince William, and greatly upset the king.”Camilla has stepped in as queen and is doing a very good job as a loyal consort,” Nicholl said. “So, if Camilla has been quietly behind the scenes trying to help broker the peace between [father and son], then I think she shoots up in everyone’s estimation, really, given what Harry has said about her.”LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn 2025, after losing a court battle over his publicly funded security, Harry told the BBC that he wants to reconcile with his family.”I would love reconciliation with my family,” he told the outlet. “There’s no point in continuing to fight anymore. I don’t know how much longer my father has.”British broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard said Camilla would back a private meeting between Charles and Harry.”Queen Camilla has more than proved herself as a valued, hardworking senior royal,” Chard said. “She stepped up, doing her best for the king and country. Despite not trusting the Sussexes, she is adamant she wants the best for her husband. However, she doesn’t suffer fools. [Still], she will support a father-son meeting away from prying eyes.””Camilla will be nowhere to be seen,” Chard said. “Most likely, she will be at her beloved Ray Mill house in Wiltshire.”People magazine previously reported that the king offered the Sussexes accommodation on a royal estate during their visit. There has been no public response to the reported offer.The outlet also reported that the monarch previously offered Harry accommodations at Buckingham Palace, which he declined. An Archewell spokesperson told Fox News Digital that, for security reasons, the organization would not comment on the couple’s accommodations.Fitzwilliams said that while the king may be eager to spend time with his grandchildren, the high-profile visit remains a complicated matter.”The king clearly wants to see his grandchildren,” he said. “[But] the royal family’s distrust of the Sussexes remains acute. There are no circumstances under which Prince William appears prepared to see his brother.””There is also sensitivity over the cost of taxpayer-funded security, which the Sussexes forfeited when they stepped down as senior working royals. Harry has campaigned for years to regain security for himself and his family. It is extraordinary that RAVEC, the committee responsible, is taking so long to decide.””Harry attacked Camilla in his memoir, and it was that which reportedly led to the Sussexes being evicted from Frogmore Cottage, their U.K. home,” he argued. “I doubt Camilla is inclined to be lenient. [But], if the king and the Sussexes do meet, it could mark the beginning of reconciliation rather than an immediate reset.”

A military airport in the southwestern city of Gwangju was selected Monday as the site for a government-led project to create a semiconductor production cluster, a presidential official said.

Citi Expects Oil To Sink To $60 As Hormuz Traffic Normalizes

Brent Crude prices could plunge to as low as $60 per barrel by the end of the year, according to the latest note from Citi’s commodity research team which expects flows through the Strait of Hormuz to soon normalize and the US and Iran to reach a deal in the coming months.

“Fundamentals are rapidly reasserting themselves as Hormuz disruptions fade, with Brent back to the low $70s/bbl. While the US-Iran process remains fragile and disputes over Hormuz administration and transit fees persist, we expect the MOU to hold and turn into a deal over the coming months as incentives to de-escalate outweigh the alternative for the US, Iran, and much of the ME region. Shipping flows are normalizing, Chinese buyers remain absent, physical crude markets have weakened sharply, and inventories have drawn far less than expected,” Citi’s Francesco Martoccia wrote in his latest note.

“We continue to recommend selling any summer rallies and forecast Brent reaching $60 to $65 a barrel by the turn of the year,” Citi analysts said in the note (available to pro subs).

The investment bank has traditionally been one of the most bearish voices in the market, and especially now that it expects shipping through Hormuz to normalize now that the Strait is open again. Moreover, China’s crude buying remains weak, physical prices have crumbled due to the surge of prompt supply from the Middle East, while “inventories have drawn far less than expected,” Citi said.

Inventories, including in the United States, have crashed to multi-decade lows since the war began four months ago. Buying to refill depleted stockpiles could support oil prices going forward, more bullish analysts say. 

However, the coming global race to rebuild depleted oil inventories will not be enough to offset a massive glut that’s coming to the market next year, as traffic through the Strait of Hormuz appears to be headed toward normalization, Goldman Sachs said this week.

The investment bank expects the global oil surplus to be about 3 million barrels per day (bpd) next year, Samantha Dart, co-head of global commodities research at Goldman, told Bloomberg Television in an interview on Wednesday.

“We do expect a little over 1 million barrels a day just of SPR rebuilding globally, but still, that would leave us close to 2 million barrels a day of a surplus,” Dart added.

Other Wall Street banks have also started to predict a glut next year after the U.S. and Iran signed the MoU.

Morgan Stanley, for example, has slashed its oil price forecasts for the next 18 months as it expects the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to accelerate a new supply glut.

Tyler Durden
Mon, 07/06/2026 – 05:45

North Korea’s new ambassador to Austria has assumed the post, as he presented his credentials to Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen last week, Pyongyang’s state media reported Monday.