Biggest news you missed this weekend

Jewish suspects held in murder of Arab teen

Israeli authorities arrested six Jewish suspectsSunday in connection with the murder of an Arab teen last week. The murder of Mohammed Abu Khdeir, 16, whose charred body was discovered in a Jerusalem forest Wednesday morning, sparked widespread Arab rioting in Israel. Palestinians have insisted the attack was carried out by far-right-wing Israeli nationalists in revenge for the murders of three Israeli teens. Meanwhile, Mohammed's cousin, a 15-year-old Palestinian American who was injured during clashes with Israeli security forces last week, was sentenced to nine days of house arrest. Tariq Abu Khdeir, who lives in Florida but was visiting family in Israel, will remain at a home in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina. Tariq's family says he was severely beaten by Israeli police during protests in Jerusalem last week. The incident is under investigation.

Tariq Abu Khder, a teenager who was allegedly beaten while in police custody, is hugged by his mother following a hearing at Jerusalem Magistrates Court on July 6. He was arrested in Shuafat during violent clashes with Israeli riot police and was given nine days house arrest while authorities continue to look into the matter. (Photo: Ahmad Gharabli, AFP/Getty Images)

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Novak Djokovic beats Roger Federer for men's title at Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic buried his recent Grand Slam failures by beating Roger Federer 6-7 (7-9), 6-4, 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 6-4 to win his second Wimbledon title and seventh major overall on Sunday. On Saturday, Petra Kvitova cast aside three years of roller-coaster results to claim her second Wimbledon title. Unloading from all over Center Court, the sixth-seeded Czech routed No. 13 seed Eugenie Bouchard of Canada, who was making her Grand Slam debut. Kvitova won 6-3, 6-0 in 55 minutes.

Serbia's Novak Djokovic eats the grass as he celebrates winning his men's singles final match against Switzerland's Roger Federer. (Photo: Carl Court AFP/Getty Images)

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Report: Most NSA spying involved ordinary Americans

Ordinary Internet users far outnumber the legally targeted foreigners in the communications intercepted by the National Security Agency, according to a four-month investigation by The Washington Post. The Post detailed a review of about 160,000 intercepted e-mail and text message conversations involving 11,000 online accounts provided by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden and found 90% of the information involves names and e-mail addresses of U.S. residents. While many of the interceptions provided valuable information, the Post also describes "useless" communications NSA retained that include "a startlingly intimate, even voyeuristic quality."

Edward Snowden in December.(Photo: Channel 4 via AFP/Getty Images)

Shark bites swimmer off California beach

A 7-foot-long, juvenile great white shark attacked a swimmer Saturday morning near Southern California's Manhattan Beach pier, authorities said. The unidentified swimmer, who suffered a bite wound on the right side of his rib cage, was taken to a local hospital in stable condition, the Los Angeles Times reports. The shark was hooked to a fisherman's line. The long-distance swimmer got close and was bitten while the shark was tearing through the line at about 9:30 a.m., according to L.A. County Fire Department's public information desk via Twitter.

A swimmer was bitten Saturday by a great white shark that grew agitated trying to free itself from a fisherman's hook off Southern California's Manhattan Beach Pier, officials said. Photo: GoofyFootPhotography.com, Laura Joyce (July 5) AP

Happy Birthday George W. Bush

Are you a Republican who misses George W. Bush in the White House? The Republican National Committee is counting on you to help the GOP's bottom line by donating $27 to get an "I miss W" T-shirt as a way to say "Happy Birthday" to the 43rd president, who turned 68 on Sunday. "President George W. Bush led our nation through some of the most challenging moments of our nation's history — and we miss him and his leadership," reads the RNC's fundraising pitch. RNC Chairman Reince Priebus tweeted the pitch, which includes an image of the American-made shirt.

Former president George W. Bush(Photo: Pool photo)

Jessica Simpson marries Eric Johnson

Jessica Simpson and Eric Johnson tied the knot Saturday afternoon at San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, five miles east of Santa Barbara, Calif. The bride, 33, wore a custom Carolina Herrera gown to recite vows with the former NFL player, 34, as more than 250 guests looked on, Simpson's rep Lauren Auslander confirmed. Her parents, Joe and Tina Simpson, were in attendance, along with Ashlee Simpson and fiancé Evan Ross, Jessica Alba and Cash Warren and the bride's friend and former personal assistant, CaCee Cobb and husband Donald Faison. The newlyweds' son Ace, 1, was the ring bearer, and daughter Maxwell, 2, was flower girl, strolling the aisle with Ashlee's son, Bronx, 5.

Jessica Simpson and Eric Johnson got married.(Photo: Getty Images)

UFC: Ronda Rousey destroys Alexis Davis in 16 seconds

It took Ronda Rousey just 16 seconds to defend her UFC women's bantamweight title against Alexis Davis. One solid right hand, one knee to the body, then a hip toss followed by a machine gun battering of short rights on the ground. With that, Davis (16-6 MMA, 3-1 UFC) was out and Rousey (10-0 MMA, 4-0 UFC) was still the champ. The women's bantamweight title bout was the co-main event of Saturday's UFC 175 event at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.

On the heels of Rousey's beatdown of Alexis Davis, UFC president Dana White describes her impact on women's sports

SiriusXM fires 'Opie & Anthony' shock jock

Anthony Cumia, one-half of the longtime Opie & Anthony radio duo, tweeted Friday morning, "Sirius decided to cave and fire me. Welcome to bizarro world..." And he said in another tweet, "After the weekend, I'll have a better idea of things. F--- Sirius." Cumia went on Twitter earlier last week to tell a story of a run-in he had with a black woman in Times Square. He called her "a pig" and an "animal" after he said she punched him in the face as he was trying to take a photo. Now, Sirius XM has decided to "terminate its relationship" with Cumia

Anthony Cumia, left, and Opie, whose real name is Gregg Hughes, in their satellite radio studio in New York in 2004.(Photo: Diane Bondareff, AP)

Joan Rivers cuts off CNN interview and tells anchor to 'shut up'

Ladies and gentlemen, Joan Rivers has left the building, er, interview. Rivers was on the Cable News Network Saturday promoting her new book, Diary of a Mad Diva.About two minutes in, anchor Fredricka Whitfield asked her if she intentionally wore fur on the book cover, knowing she'd anger animal rights activists. And then it started getting ugly. "Are you wearing leather shoes?" Rivers fired back. The interviewer confessed she was. "Then shut up," the veteran comedian retorted. She talked some more smack before ripping the internal feedback device out of her ear and walking off the set.

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