Trump Hit With 'Chorus Of Boos' At The World Cup FinalPresident Donald Trump was hit with a “sustained chorus of boos” as he walked onto the field of MetLife Stadium for the World Cup trophy presentation on Sunday, according to a White House pool report from HuffPost’s S.V. Dáte. The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina is just the latest sporting event where Trump has been met with vocal jeers and disapproval. Latest Live UpdatesFBI Won't Investigate Confrontations With ICE Agents Anymore: NYTA New York Times report on Sunday detailed a policy change that could mean far less scrutiny of violent encounters by ICE agents. In the story, which cited anonymous sources briefed on the decision, the Times reported that federal agents have been told that the FBI will no longer investigate alleged assaults on ICE, a move that could leave the Department of Homeland Security to police itself. Although these investigations look into alleged violence against agents, they can also produce evidence regarding harmful actions that agents take during these interactions.The reported shift in policy comes after ICE agents fatally shot two people in Texas and Maine.Both DHS and the Justice Department denied the change in a joint statement to the Times. “The relationship between D.H.S. and D.O.J. in investigating assault on federal officer cases has not changed, and F.B.I. will continue to investigate in accordance with agency policy,” the statement read. Read more from the Times: Troy Jackson Is The Likely Democratic Nominee For The Maine Senate RaceTroy Jackson, a logger and former progressive state legislator, is the likely Democratic nominee for a Maine Senate seat after delegates aligned with him were overwhelmingly chosen to attend a nominating convention next weekend. On Sunday, Jackson’s chief opponents–Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, former state CDC Director Nirav Shah, former Hill staffer Jordan Wood and brewery owner Dan Kleban–all suspended their campaigns after it became clear that the former state Senate president had substantial backing among the state’s Democratic voters. This upcoming weekend, Democratic delegates are set to gather in Bangor, Maine for a nominating convention. On Saturday and Sunday, a commanding number of delegates who are supportive of Jackson were chosen to attend the convention, making it all but certain that he’ll secure the nomination. Once formally nominated, Jackson will run against Republican incumbent Susan Collins (R-Maine) this fall in lieu of Graham Platner, who ended his campaign after facing allegations of sexual assault. Platner has denied the allegations. Shah Drops Out Of Maine Senate Race, Endorses JacksonNirav Shah, a former public health official, called for Democratic unity on Sunday as he became the latest candidate to suspend his bid for the Maine Senate seat. Shah had jumped into the race earlier this month after embattled Democratic nominee Graham Platner ended his campaign following sexual assault allegations. Platner has denied the allegations.“Today, I am stepping aside, and 1 am doing it for exactly the same reason that led me to get in: we must defeat Susan Collins, and the Democratic Party must be unified to do it,” Shah, who previously led the state’s Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said in a statement on X. Shah also threw his backing behind Troy Jackson, a logger and progressive former state legislator, who picked up a commanding amount of momentum ahead of a nominating convention next weekend. Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows similarly dropped out of the contest on Sunday morning, citing the importance of unseating Collins.JD Vance Welcomes Fourth Child With Wife UshaVice President JD Vance announced Sunday that he and his wife welcomed their fourth child, Alec Neel Vance. “Usha and the baby are happy and healthy, and our kids are overjoyed to meet their little brother,” JD Vance wrote on X.He also thanked the doctors and medical staff at Walter Reed Medical Center and the White House Medical Unit. Alec is the first baby born to a sitting vice president in modern American history.Alec joins Ewan, Vivek and Mirabel Vance. Sheinbaum, Carney Watch World Cup Final With TrumpMexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took in the World Cup final alongside President Donald Trump in a private box on Sunday, marking the first time the three leaders have met face to face since a FIFA draw last December. Sheinbaum and Carney’s attendance comes as they have clashed with Trump on issues including ICE killings of immigrants and trade policies. “I considered it politically important that the three countries hosting the World Cup are involved, and it is also a sign of the strong coordination and collaboration we have with the U.S. government,” Sheinbaum previously said about her attendance, which she said was at Trump’s invitation.Others who watched the game with Trump included FIFA President Gianni Infantino, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and members of the Trump family, according to a POLITICO report.U.S. Service Member Killed In Action In IraqA U.S. service member was killed in action in northern Iraq on July 18, according to a statement shared by U.S. Central Command on Sunday.The service member was killed “during a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian one-way attack drone,” Central Command said, adding that a second service member is being treated for a minor injury that resulted from the same action. The service member’s death is the third U.S. military casualty officials have announced this weekend, and the 17th since the war on Iran began. Central Command also noted that the military had found unidentified remains in Jordan at the site where two service members were killed and a third went missing on July 17.The military is working to verify and examine the remains, its statement said. Trump Expected To Present World Cup Trophy To Sunday's Winning TeamPresident Donald Trump is in attendance at the World Cup’s final match at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey between Spain and Argentina. He is reportedly expected to present the World Cup trophy to the winning team Sunday.Trump told Fox News ahead of the match Sunday that America hosting the FIFA World Cup helped make it “the hottest country in the world right now.” He said he wants America to again host the next World Cup in four years.Tulsi Gabbard's Brother Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Lure Children Into His Hotel RoomThe brother of former Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was arrested and charged Friday with second degree custodial interference after he allegedly offered several children gum and money, and asked them to go with him to his Waikiki hotel room.The incident happened a week ago, according to the Honolulu police department. Batari Gabbard, 55, allegedly asked the children, which included a 9-year-old boy, for their names and wrote them in a notebook. Police said the children refused and Batari Gabbard walked away. Batari Gabbard’s parents, Hawaii state Sen. Mike Gabbard (D) and Carol Gabbard, said in a statement to HuffPost that their son has had mental health issues. “Our oldest son Bhakti has had mental issues in the past but has been doing well for the last 10 years,” the statement reads. “Several days ago, he started acting erratically, as a result of smoking pot. His wife kicked him out of the house, so he’s been sleeping on the streets. He gave away his car to a homeless person; lost his ID and phone and has no money. He’s renamed himself, Batarti, and also Jim Morrison Jr., as he’s having delusions of being a rock star.”According to the statement, Batari Gabbard was placed in a 72-hour hold at Queen’s Hospital pending a psychological evaluation where they will “continue to monitor him and decide next steps.”Mike and Carol Gabbard also told HuffPost that if their son is found guilty of custodial interference, they “feel strongly” he should be “punished to the full extent of the law.”Bellows Drops Out Of Maine's Senate RaceMaine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows on Sunday announced she will be withdrawing from the U.S. Senate race after logger and ex-state lawmaker Troy Jackson reportedly took a commanding, early lead in state Democrats’ process to replace Graham Platner.“Donald Trump’s attacks on our democracy are only accelerating, and the best way that I can serve our state and country at this moment is by focusing exclusively on my role as Secretary of State,” Bellows, who was among the top candidates for the spot on the ballot, said in a statement.Bellows, in a post to X, emphasized that her party doesn’t have a “day to waste in unifying” around its goal to defeat incumbent Sen. Susan Collins (R).Jackson Takes Big Lead In Day 1 Of Maine Meetings To Replace Platner: PoliticoLogger and former state lawmaker Troy Jackson took a large, early lead on the first day of special nomination meetings in Maine to replace Democrat Graham Platner, Politico reported.Platner stepped down a little over a week ago after a report surfaced alleging he had sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend. Platner denied the allegations.Jackson collected a large majority of delegates in counties that hosted meetings on Saturday, an analysis found. Politico reported that 319 of the 500 open delegate slots have been selected. A second round continues Sunday.Jackson posted a celebratory call on X, telling supporters, “All of you just smoked it,” before adding, “We’re well on our way to getting the government that we f**king deserve.”The Maine Democratic Party will host a nominating convention on July 25, where delegates will choose a nominee to replace Platner and take on incumbent Susan Collins (R-Maine) in November.Read more at Politico:See All Updates