A violent turn of events marred Arsenal’s Premier League victory parade in London on Sunday as six individuals suffered stab wounds. This came just hours after Parisian celebrations for PSG’s Champions League win descended into chaos on the Champs Élysées, which was likened to a scene of “urban guerrilla warfare.”

The streets of North London were flooded with an estimated one million fans eager to commemorate Arsenal’s first Premier League triumph in 22 years. On Monday, the Metropolitan Police reported the arrest of 24 individuals during the festivities.

Among the injured was a man in his 20s, who was initially hospitalized in critical condition but has since stabilized. Fortunately, police stated that the other victims sustained only minor injuries.

Out of the 24 arrests, 10 individuals were charged with assaulting police officers. One officer suffered a hand laceration, while another was struck on the head.

Additionally, authorities detained three people on suspicion of sexual assault, and another trio faced drug-related charges.

Cops said two arrests were made for drunken and disorderly behavior, while one hater hurled a homophobic slur at an officer.

Arrests were also made for disturbing the peace, obstruction and ignoring dispersal orders.

Four police vans were left with broken lights and several dents, too.

Arsenal won its league title May 19 — before Paris Saint-Germaine then defeated it in the separate UEFA, or Union of European Football Associations, Champions League finals in Budapest, Hungary, on penalty kicks Saturday.

France erupted in glee over PSG’s win, sending those fans running amok.

Nine hundred people were arrested across France on Saturday – a 45% rise over last year’s chaos when PSG’s Champions League also won against Inter Milan. Almost 180 cops were injured in melees, according to Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez.

A person was even killed on what was supposed to be a night of jubilation celebrating the back-to-back European cup triumphs.

More than 306 people – including 81 minors – were taken into custody over the violence, Parisian prosecutors said.

“Justice will be uncompromising,” warned Paris’s public prosecutor, Laure Beccuau.

Hooligans lit fires to cars and ransacked stores – and a group of unruly fans even tried to raid a police station in Paris’s ritzy 8th arrondissement — the district home to the City of Lights’ famed Champs Elysées and Arc de Triomphe. 

The “Champs-Elysees avenue and its surroundings ceased to be a place of celebration and became an arena of urban guerrilla warfare,” officials in the 8th arrondissement blasted. 

Jordan Bardella, leader of France’s National Rally party, likened the scenes to a “civil war,” Agence France-Presse reported.

Cops were forced to disperse a blockade that had formed surrounding Paris’s main ring road five times.

Two people also were injured when a driver lost control of their car and smashed into a restaurant terrace. 

Calmer scenes were reported Sunday in France, with around 100,000 revelers gathering in front of the Eiffel Tower for PSG’s title parade at the time.

But French President Emmanuel Macron lamented the shocking earlier scenes.

“This is not soccer, this is not sport, this is not what we love,” he said.

“We will be uncompromising with those who have been caught. We do not want to see this happen again. It’s over. We’ve had enough. This must end.”

Nuñez defensively batted back staunch backlash over the arrest figures.

“If there are so many arrests, it’s because this work was obviously well done,” he said.

More than 500 arrests were made last year across France after Qatari-owned PSG prevailed in Munich, Germany.

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Eliza Dushku recently reemerged in the public eye, marking nearly a decade since she stepped away from Hollywood to embark on a new professional journey.

The 45-year-old actress, celebrated for her role as the bold and fearless slayer Faith on the beloved TV series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” shared a glimpse of her life on Instagram. On Thursday, May 28, she posted a video of herself enjoying a walk through a Boston baseball field, her hometown.

The video revealed Dushku with longer, lighter brunette hair, a departure from the darker, bobbed style she donned during her time on “Buffy” and its spinoff, “Angel.”

In her post, she discussed her involvement in organizing an upcoming marathon for the nonprofit organization where she currently works, highlighting her shift away from the entertainment industry.

Since retiring from acting in 2017, Dushku has transitioned into a meaningful new chapter, focusing on mental health counseling and trauma care.

Per Boston Magazine, Dushku was inspired to embark on new career path after being diagnosed with PTSD and undergoing treatment herself seven years ago.

Eliza Dushku made a rare public appearance this week, nine years after leaving Hollywood behind for a surprising career change

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer star revealed she has been training for a marathon; pictured in 2002 Buffy still

She is known for playing the outspoken, fiery slayer Faith in the hit TV series starring Sarah Michelle Gellar’s character Buffy; pictured in 1998 Buffy still

Dushku’s last role was in the 2017 action-adventure film The Saint. 

She is best known for portraying Faith in seasons three, four and seven of Buffy. Dushku also played the same character in the spinoff series Angel, appearing in six episodes in seasons one and four. 

She is also known for playing the cheerleader Missy in the 2000 cheerleading comedy Bring It On. 

In her latest social media update – nearly a decade after she stopped acting – she showed her fans footage of her walking around Fenway Park, home to the Boston Red Sox, while talking about training for a marathon.

She was talking to Boston Globe Media CEO Linda Pizzuti Henry about signing up for the Run to Home Base marathon to support local veterans.

In the video, she encouraged other people to join even if they walk instead of running the marathon set to take place in July. 

‘I got to be honest, I’m getting a little nervous,’ she said to Henry at one point. ‘I run after my kids, that’s about the extent of it.’ 

She married Peter Palandjian in 2018 and shares sons Bourne, seven, and Bodie, five, with the billionaire businessman and former tennis player.

On Thursday, Dushku, now 45, shared a video of herself, in which she showed off her age-defying beauty as she talked about the annual marathon organized by the nonprofit she works for now

The clip showed the retired actress chatting with Boston Globe Media CEO Linda Pizzuti Henry about signing up for the Run to Home Base marathon to support local veterans

Dushku was rocking longer, lighter brunette hair compared to the darker, long bob she sported when she had when starring in Buffy and the spinoff series Angel

On Thursday, May 21, Dushku posted a clip of her putting on her running shoes to go jogging. She was makeup-free and sitting on the ground outside when she explained her motivation for running the marathon and shared why the organization ‘really matters’ to her

Dushku, 45, previously retired from acting in 2017 and made a career change into mental health counseling and trauma care

Another one of her recent social media updates showed her getting ready for a run and talking about the upcoming marathon.

On Thursday, May 21, Dushku posted a clip of her putting on her running shoes to go jogging.

She was makeup-free and sitting on the ground outside when she explained her motivation for running the marathon and shared why the organization ‘really matters’ to her. 

‘Not gonna lie: I’m not running this because I love running,’ she said in the video and also wrote in her caption.

‘I’m running because the mission behind the Home Base Program is incredibly important to me,’ she continued. 

In June 2025, the Bring It On alum graduated with a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling with a focus on addiction, recovery and trauma at Lesley University. She also received a certification in psychedelic assisted therapy through a California university.

Since then, the retired actress has been working to treat patients using holistic psychology and psychedelic therapy. 

Earlier this month, Dushku also returned to her alma mater to receive an honorary doctorate and give a speech at the commencement ceremony about her new career, working with veterans and their families as a mental health counselor at Home Base. 

Since leaving Hollywood behind, she also married Peter Palandjian in 2018. Dushku shares sons Bourne, seven, and Bodie, five, with the billionaire businessman and former tennis player; pictured in February 2019

Late last year, she confirmed she retired from acting and opened up about her forging her career outside of entertainment. She also reflected on her 25-year acting career; pictured in 2009 Dollhouse still

She began acting at age nine and some of her most memorable roles include the sharp-tongued cheerleader Missy in the 2000 comedy Bring It On 

She is best known for portraying Faith in seasons three, four and seven of Buffy. Dushku also played the same character in the spinoff series Angel, appearing in six episodes in seasons one and four; pictured in 2003 Angel still

She opened up about celebrating 17 years of sobriety in November 2025 and discussed how psychedelic assisted therapy for PTSD inspired her to forge her current career path; pictured in 2003 Wrong Turn movie still

Late last year, Dushku confirmed she retired from acting after a 25-year career, which began with her first role at just age nine, in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. 

‘I couldn’t get back to school long enough to figure out what my new career would be, so I kept acting,’ she explained as she recalled how she was preparing to go to college at age 17 when she was offered a role on Buffy. 

Reflecting on her acting career after nearly a decade away from the limelight, she said: ‘I had many beautiful experiences. Certainly, I also had many harder experiences, which I’ve talked about, but I would be remiss if I didn’t truly highlight all the incredible people that I met and worked with.’ 

She told the outlet about how she celebrated 17 years of sobriety in November 2025 and also opened up about how psychedelic assisted therapy for PTSD inspired her new career path.

She previously accused Bull costar Michael Weatherly of sexual harassment and sued CBS after being written off the series in retaliation for reporting the incidents. In 2018, she received a $9.5 million settlement from CBS. 

Separately, she also alleged that stunt coordinator Joel Kramer sexually assaulted her when she was 12 years old and filming the 1994 film True Lies. Kramer has consistently denied these allegations.

In a surprising turn of events, charges against college students accused of orchestrating a “takeover” event at a beach earlier this month have been dropped.

The Delaware Department of Justice announced the dismissal of charges due to a lack of evidence, as stated by Attorney General Kathy Jennings, according to a report by FOX29 Philadelphia.

Earlier in the month, it was confirmed by Fox News Digital that the Rehoboth Beach Police Department had arrested four students from Delaware State University. The students—19-year-old Xander Nicholl, 21-year-olds Angelin Clauvil and Eric Barnett, and 22-year-old Keyon Scott—faced charges of facilitating a riot and conspiracy in the second degree.

Despite a heat advisory issued by the National Weather Service, people continued to enjoy Rehoboth Beach in Delaware on Sunday, June 22, 2025. (AP Photo/Mingson Lau)

Chaos ensued when hundreds of young people gathered on the beach and boardwalk on May 19 after the alleged “takeover” event was advertised on social media.

The event led to several arrests for illegal drug use, underage drinking and disorderly, and disorderly conduct among others, with businesses shutting down early.

When the state DOJ dropped the charges, the City of Rehoboth Beach did not get the memo.

Photo shows beachgoers on popular Rehoboth Beach boardwalk (Kelsie Cairns)

“The City of Rehoboth Beach has not been contacted by the Department of Justice regarding reports that charges arising from the May 19 beach takeover incident have been dismissed,” a spokesperson for the City of Rehoboth Beach told Fox News Digital in a statement. “Based on our current understanding, it does not appear that all relevant facts and circumstances have yet been fully reviewed. As such, we believe further explanation regarding the reported disposition of these charges would be beneficial to both the City and the public. In addition, the City has reached out to Fleur McKendall of the NAACP to arrange a meeting and discuss these matters. At this time, we have not yet received a response but remain willing to engage in a constructive dialogue.”

Visitors enjoy the shore at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. (Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Both the Delaware DOJ and NAACP Delaware State Conference of Branches did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

Fox News Digital has also reached out to Nicholl, Clauvil, Scott and Barnett for comment.

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Julian Nagelsmann and the German national team are eager to change their recent World Cup fortunes, given their underwhelming performances in 2018 and 2022. As the 2026 tournament approaches, they are poised for a resurgence.

Germany last claimed World Cup glory in 2014, triumphing over Lionel Messi’s Argentina in the final match. Now, with odds of 14/1, they aim to secure their fifth World Cup title, standing as strong contenders.

The German squad is heavily favored, with -325 odds, to lead Group E, which features Ecuador, Ivory Coast, and the debutant Curaçao. This group presents a diverse challenge on paper.

World Cup Group E prediction, odds

While Ecuador and Ivory Coast bring both physicality and length to the field, the superior technical skills and midfield prowess of Nagelsmann’s team are expected to guide Germany through the group stage without significant hurdles.

The length and physicality are present for both Ecuador and Ivory Coast, but the top-tier technical feel and midfield play of Nagelsmann’s Die Nationalelf should be more than enough to advance unscathed from group play.

This squad combines young talents like Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz with seasoned veterans such as captain Joshua Kimmich and goalkeeper Manuel Neur.

The Germans concluded their World Cup qualification matches with a decisive 5-1 record, avenging their only defeat to Slovakia and securing their spot last November.

At the core of the team is Musiala, who delivered strong performances at Euro 2024, scoring three goals in five matches. Along with Wirtz, they form a formidable attacking pair, but the roster also features several potential spark plugs, such as 18-year-old rising star Lennart Karl and Arsenal’s Kai Havertz.

Karl and Havertz contributed notable moments during the UEFA Champions League campaign.

Germany has a chance to reach the knockout stages for the first time in 12 years. The disappointment of their unexpected loss to Japan in 2022 should motivate them.

Although they are less popular than Spain or France, which might make them less noticeable, I believe they will finally break through.

The Plays: Germany to reach round of 16 (-225, bet365) | Germany to reach quarterfinal round (+130, BetMGM)

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United Airlines faced an unexpected disruption on a flight from Newark Liberty International Airport to Spain when it had to return mid-journey on Saturday due to a potential security concern.

The aircraft, which took off around 6 p.m. heading for Palma de Mallorca, Spain, made its way back to Newark, touching down at 9:37 p.m., as confirmed by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Onboard were 190 passengers and a crew of 12 aboard the Boeing 767.

Audio from air traffic control revealed that an investigation ensued after a Bluetooth device was detected with a suspicious name reportedly including a troubling four-letter word. A passenger indicated that the word in question was “bomb.”

Social media accounts from those on the flight mentioned that the crew persistently requested that all Bluetooth devices be turned off, though a couple remained active. The decision to return was made after discussions with United’s headquarters in Chicago.

Upon landing, passengers were evacuated while Port Authority police conducted a thorough search of the aircraft. Travelers were also required to undergo additional screening by TSA and Customs and Border Patrol before being allowed to reboard. United Airlines has not disclosed further details about the incident.

Passengers boarded a replacement flight with a new crew, which took off early Sunday morning and landed in Palma in the afternoon.

This was the latest incident with a United Airlines flight this month. On Friday, a domestic flight was diverted because of a security concern with an unruly passenger. Earlier this month, a United flight landing at Newark airport struck a semitrailer truck and a light pole, though no one was injured.

Iran has decisively halted all diplomatic engagement with the United States, leveling accusations against Israel for breaking the ceasefire by targeting its proxy, Hezbollah, in Lebanon.

On Monday, Iranian chief negotiators ceased using Pakistan as an intermediary to communicate with the U.S., as reported by the Iranian state-affiliated news source, Tasnim. Tehran has also issued a stern warning to completely close the Strait of Hormuz in response.

The Iranian government cited its belief that a crucial precondition for the ceasefire had been breached, pointing to the Israeli Defense Forces’ ongoing assaults on Hezbollah in Lebanon as the reason for the communication breakdown.

According to Tasnim, Iran stated that “No dialogue will take place” until Israel completely retreats from Lebanon and halts its operations in Gaza.

A regime official, speaking to state media, declared, “The resistance front and Iran have resolved to fully block the Strait of Hormuz and activate other strategic points like the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, as a means to punish the Zionists and their allies.”

The Trump administration has spent recent weeks trying to quell the fighting by brokering a temporary ceasefire between Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and Lebanon, but those efforts have not succeeded.

Oil markets went into a frenzy following news of the ceasefire’s collapse, with crude prices climbing more than six percent.

The closure of the strait, which moves one-fifth of all global oil, has raised gas prices across the globe for months. 

Iran’s top negotiators on Monday stopped exchanging messages with the US through Pakistani intermediaries as Tehran vowed to fully shut down the Strait of Hormuz

Iran cut off communication with US diplomats after accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire with continued bombings in Lebanon

The closure of the strait, which traffics one-fifth of all global oil, has raised gas prices across the globe for months

Trump claimed on Friday that he would enter the Situation Room to review Iran’s latest offer to end the war

Just hours prior on Monday, Trump claimed that Iran ‘really wants to make a deal’ and that a comprehensive peace agreement with the regime remains within reach.

‘Iran really wants to make a deal, and it will be a good one for the USA and those that are with us,’ Trump wrote on X in the middle of the night. 

The Daily Mail has contacted the White House for comment.

The ceasefire’s collapse comes after Iran fired missiles and drones at a US airbase in Kuwait, in retaliation for American airstrikes that Washington described as ‘self-defense strikes’ against the regime’s radar and drone command facilities.

Israel remains hesitant to include Lebanon in the ongoing ceasefire with Tehran, viewing that conflict as separate from the broader war.

The US has tried to mediate between Israel and Lebanon over the past few weeks, pushing for a temporary ceasefire while Trump negotiates a long-term peace agreement with Tehran. 

Israeli forces over the weekend captured a strategic site in Lebanon, marking their deepest military incursion into the country in over 26 years. 

Israel captured Beaufort Castle, a medieval fortress in southern Lebanon that it had held until its withdrawal from the country in 2000.

Israel remains hesitant to include Lebanon in the ongoing ceasefire with Tehran, viewing that conflict as separate from the broader war

Oil markets went into a frenzy following news of the ceasefire’s collapse, with crude prices climbing more than six percent

Netanyahu vowed on Sunday to ‘deepen and expand’ Israel’s ‘grip’ over territory that remains under the control of Hezbollah.

Previously, negotiations between the US and Iran were at a standstill, as both countries were divided over Trump’s demand that Tehran completely abandon its nuclear weapons program and surrender its stockpile of enriched uranium.

Trump is attempting to secure a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that would delay official peace negotiations by another two months but result in the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran has severed its indirect communications with the United States in response to Israel’s recent military actions in Beirut. This move disrupts ongoing efforts aimed at negotiating the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and resuming formal peace discussions.

The IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News Agency announced on X that Iran’s negotiating team has halted “discussions and exchanges of texts through intermediaries.” This decision comes in protest against what Iran describes as the “Zionist regime’s ongoing crimes” in Lebanon. The agency noted that Lebanon was a crucial part of the ceasefire conditions, which have now been breached, affecting the truce on multiple fronts, including Lebanon itself.

Iranian officials and negotiators have stressed the urgent need for Israel to cease its military operations in Gaza and Lebanon and to withdraw completely from occupied Lebanese territories. Until Iran and allied resistance groups see their demands met, they have declared that no further dialogue will take place.

Additionally, Iran has issued a warning about escalating the conflict by targeting other strategic locations in the region. “The Resistance Front and Iran are determined to pursue the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz,” stated the agency, adding that they are also considering activating other strategic points, such as the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, as part of their strategy to retaliate against Israel and its allies.

“The Resistance Front and Iran have resolved to pursue the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the activation of other fronts, including the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, as part of their agenda to punish the Zionists and their supporters.”

The White House did not immediately respond for a request for comment.