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Reactions are rolling in after what appears to have been an attempted assassination against former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
The Trump campaign released a statement on the situation shortly after it unfolded saying that the former president is “fine” after the incident.
Here are some of the reactions that flooded social media shortly after the shocking incident unfolded.
The condemnation of the heinous act came from all across the political spectrum.
For more information as it becomes available, please head over to Foxnews.

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Åberg had to fight off PGA Tour players in Round 3, but by the end, he kept the lead as he is 18 holes away from second win.
Ludvig Åberg carded a 5-under 65 on Saturday at the Genesis Scottish Open to lead by two shots at 17-under. It was not his best golf, but the young Swede fought back down the stretch and knew he had to close well if he wanted to hold the solo lead.
Robert MacIntyre went low on Moving Day. He fired off a 7-under 63 to sit at 15-under. He had an incredible day and held the lead or co-lead throughout the third round.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was carried off-stage on Saturday afternoon by security at his campaign rally in Butler, PA, after several gunshots were fired.
Recorded live on Fox News, Trump was in the middle of addressing his supporters, with everything appearing to be going just fine. Then, out of nowhere, shots were heard in the crowd, and he appeared to grab his ear/neck area after the first shot was fired. Secret Service detail quickly pounced on him as more shots rang out.

Angel Reese’s WNBA-record consecutive double-double streak ended in a loss to the Liberty on Saturday. Reese finished with eight points and 16 boards.

There are stars in this draft, but MLB’s bonus rules might lead to Cleveland going a different direction.

Normally, when someone says they’ve been “swimming up a river of s–t” it’s a figure of speech, but at the Olympics it could be the reality.
For years there have been plans to make the Seine one of the centerpieces of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris with the river being part of the opening ceremony (boat parade; Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz) and even hosting some open-water swimming events.
Of course, the big problem all along has been that swimming in the river has been banned for a century because it’s incredibly filthy.

Just a few days before the Major League Baseball All-Star Break, the preseason favorite Los Angeles Dodgers have been struggling.
READ: The Dodgers Are Running On Fumes
Injuries have ravaged the starting rotation and the lineup; the list of Dodger players currently on the Injured List would be its own playoff-caliber team. Mookie Betts, Tyler Glasnow, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Clayton Kershaw, Walker Buehler, Max Muncy, Brusdar Graterol, Joe Kelly, Jason Heyward, Dustin May, Ryan Brasier, Tony Gonsolin and Emmet Sheehan all remain out for varying lengths of time.

Caleb Cunningham, the No. 3-ranked receiver in 2025, gave Alabama its highest-rated commitment under Kalen DeBoer this offseason.

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Brett Favre is not giving up on his legal fight against Shannon Sharpe. Favre’s lawyers asked a federal appeals court on Tuesday to revive a defamation lawsuit he filed against his fellow Pro Football Hall of Fame member.
The suit stemmed from comments Sharpe made on FS1’s Undisputed regarding Favre’s involvement in an ongoing fraud welfare scandal in Mississippi.
In 2022, the Green Bay Packers legend was accused of accepting $1.1 million for speaking engagements that never happened.