Justice has been served to at least one person who hurled a sex toy onto the court during a WNBA game.The WNBA said on Saturday that the fan who threw a neon green dildo onto the court during a game between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries on July 29 has been arrested. Anyone else caught throwing objects onto the court, the league said, will be ejected from the arena and face a minimum one-year ban.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The safety and well-being of everyone in our arenas is a top priority for our league. Objects of any kind thrown onto the court or in the seating area can pose a safety risk for players, game officials, and fans," the league said in a statement. "In line with WNBA Arena Security Standards, any fan who intentionally throws an object onto the court will be immediately ejected and face a minimum one-year ban in addition to being subject to arrest and prosecution by local authorities."The incident occurred late in the fourth quarter on Tuesday at the Gateway Center Arena. There was a stoppage of play while an official kicked the errant dildo off the court, and it was removed by a police officer.On Friday, a copycat crime occurred when a fan threw another sex toy which, from a distance, appeared to be the same make and model as the first under the basket during Friday's game between the Valkyries and the Chicago Sky.ANGEL REESE JOKINGLY BLAMES TEAMMATE OF CAITLIN CLARK, SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM FOR SEX TOY FIASCO: 'GETTING WEIRD'"It's super disrespectful. I don't really get the point of it," Sky center Elizabeth Williams said after Friday's game. "It's really immature. Whoever is doing it needs to grow up."Other WNBA players have also chimed in on social media, including the Indiana Fever's Sophie Cunningham and New York Liberty forward Isabelle Harrison.Cunningham wrote on Friday: "Stop throwing dildos on the court you're going to hurt one of us."Harrison added on X: "ARENA SECURITY?! Hello??! Please do better. It's not funny. never was funny. Throwing ANYTHING on the court is so dangerous."

As lawmakers depart Washington for a month-long recess, more than 150 of President Donald Trump's nominees remain in limbo, awaiting Senate confirmation or further action amid stalled proceedings and deepening partisan gridlock.Key positions across Trump's administration remain unfilled, with the judiciary and diplomatic posts bearing the brunt of the backlog.THUNE VOWS TO 'GRIND DOWN' DEMOCRATS AS TRUMP'S NOMINEES FACE 'UNPRECEDENTED' SENATE OBSTRUCTIONFormer National Security Adviser Mike Waltz is still awaiting Senate confirmation for his nomination as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Likewise, Andrew Puzder has yet to be confirmed as U.S. Ambassador to the European Union, an especially significant post given that the EU is one of America's largest trading partners.At the Department of Justice, Stanley Woodward is nominated to serve as associate attorney general, while Patrick Davis awaits confirmation as assistant attorney general for legislative affairs.Nominations for several lawyers at U.S. Attorneys Offices in Florida, Idaho, Iowa, Pennsylvania and South Dakota remain pending confirmation.DEMS DIG IN, TRUMP DEMANDS ALL: NOMINEE FIGHT BOILS OVER IN SENATECongress left town on Saturday after confirming only a few nominees, with no bipartisan deal in place to advance the bulk of Trumps pending appointments.Jeanine Pirro, a former Fox News host and New York judge and prosecutor, was among the seven of Trump's nominees swiftly confirmed on Saturday.PIRRO CONFIRMED AS D.C. U.S. ATTORNEY AMID PARTISAN CLASH AS DEM NOMINEE BLOCKADE CONTINUESPirros confirmation as U.S. Attorney for D.C. comes as dozens of interim prosecutors aligned with Trumps judicial agenda approach the end of their 120-day term limit. After that, appointment to these key roles shifts to the courts if no Senate-confirmed successor is in place.Following the collapse of bipartisan talks on Saturday, Republican Senate Majority Leader John Thune described the confirmation process as "broken," emphasizing that Senate rules governing nominations are "desperately in need of change."Meanwhile, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said a rules change would be a "huge mistake" in speeding up the pace of confirmations.He also added that lawmakers have "never seen nominees as flawed, as compromised, as unqualified as we have right now."

Aaron Boones New York Yankees have been getting a ton of criticism of late, including from some team legends.Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez were serving in their roles as FOX Sports commentators on Saturday when they laid into their former team, with the latter asking, "Wheres the accountability?" They were referring to the teams recent mental mistakes, which included a Jazz Chisholm Jr. baserunning error on Saturday.Boone, though, came to the defense of his players on Sunday morning as the Yankees looked to salvage a game against the Miami Marlins, a team they were expected to handle over the weekend on the road.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Look, were the Yankees, and when we lose games, if its in and around a mistake, that criticism is far," Boone said, via The New York Post. "Its fair game, I guess. At the end of the day, we have the pieces I think to be a really good team and thats on me and all of us to get the most out of that."I would disagree a little bit with the accountability factor. But the reality is were focused every day on being the best we can be. Thats how we have to do it. But I understand when it doesnt happen, or we dont have the record I think we should have, or certainly people think we should have, that comes with the territory. Its on us to change that thought."YANKEES LOSE HEARTBREAKER AFTER NEW BULLPEN, OTHER TRADE PIECE PULL OFF THE IMPOSSIBLE VS MARLINSBoone added that when it comes to accountability, more stuff is being said and done behind the scenes rather than on camera during pressers.Jeter said during the FOX Sports teams panel at the MLB Speedway Classic in Bristol, Tennessee, that he doesnt believe this Yankees team is built for a World Series return after getting there in 2024."They make way too many mistakes You cant get away with making that number of mistakes against great teams," he said.Rodriguez added: "If any one of us made a mistake, we would be sitting our butt right on the bench."The Yankees had quite the game on Friday night, blowing three different leads 6-0, 9-4 and 12-10 in the bottom of the ninth inning to lose to the Marlins, 13-12. It also wasnt a great omen for Yankees fans, who were excited after seeing the bullpen reinforcements added before the MLB trade deadline.Jake Bird, David Bednar and Camilo Doval, all new pieces for the Yankees to deploy, combined for nine runs given up. Also in the ninth inning, Jose Caballero, who came in a trade with the Tampa Bay Rays, booted a ground ball to right field that tied the game and allowed Marlins Xavier Edwards to get to third base for a potential walk-off, which happened on the next at-bat.Then, on Saturday night, Chisholm was doubled off on a pop-up as he wasnt paying attention."I see mistakes after mistake, and theres no consequences," Rodriguez said.The Yankees (60-51) are now third in the AL East after the Boston Red Sox (62-51) surged up the standings by winning eight of its last 10 games. Theyre 3.5 games back of the division-leading Toronto Blue Jays (65-47).New York still owns a wild-card spot as of Sunday, though teams like the Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers, who they will see next on the schedule, and Cleveland Guardians are all fighting for the three slots."You can't continue to do it," Jeter said about the mistakes. "You have to clean it up. I mean, it's that simple, there's no excuses You have to play better. If you don't play better, you're not going to go very far."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Hackers are actively exploiting a new zero-day bug in Microsoft's SharePoint Server software. The same software is used by key U.S. government agencies, including those tied to national security.The vulnerability affects on-premise versions of SharePoint, allowing attackers to break into systems, steal data and quietly move through connected services. While the cloud version is unaffected, the on-premise version is widely used by major U.S. agencies, universities and private companies. That puts far more than just internal systems at risk.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERNATIONAL SECURITY EXPERTS RAISE CONCERNS AFTER MICROSOFT PROGRAM EXPOSED AS POSSIBLE AVENUE FOR CHINESE SPYINGThe exploit was first identified by cybersecurity firm Eye Security July 18. Researchers say it stems from a previously unknown vulnerability chain that can give attackers full control of vulnerable SharePoint servers without needing any credentials. The flaw lets them steal machine keys used to sign authentication tokens, meaning attackers can impersonate legitimate users or services even after a system is patched or rebooted.According to Eye Security, the vulnerability appears to be based on two bugs demonstrated at the Pwn2Own security conference earlier this year. While those exploits were initially shared as proof-of-concept research, attackers have now weaponized the technique to target real-world organizations. The exploit chain has been dubbed "ToolShell."WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?Once inside a compromised SharePoint server, hackers can access connected Microsoft services. These include Outlook, Teams and OneDrive. This puts a wide range of corporate data at risk. The attack also allows hackers to maintain long-term access. They can do this by stealing cryptographic material that signs authentication tokens. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is urging organizations to act. It recommends checking systems for signs of compromise and isolating vulnerable servers from the internet.Early reports confirmed about 100 victims. Now, researchers believe attackers have compromised more than 400 SharePoint servers worldwide. However, this number refers to servers, not necessarily organizations. According to reports, the number of affected groups is growing rapidly. One of the highest-profile targets is the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). Microsoft confirmed it was targeted but has not confirmed a successful breach.Other affected agencies include the Department of Education, Florida's Department of Revenue and the Rhode Island General Assembly.Microsoft confirmed the issue, disclosing that it was aware of "active attacks" exploiting the vulnerability. The company has released patches for SharePoint Server 2016, SharePoint Server 2019 and SharePoint Subscription Edition. Patches for all supported on-prem versions were issued as of July 21.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREIf you're part of a business or organization that runs its own SharePoint servers, especially older on-premise versions, your IT or security team should take this seriously. Even if a system is patched, it could still be at risk if machine keys were stolen. Administrators should also rotate cryptographic keys and audit authentication tokens. For the general public, there's no action needed right now since this issue doesn't affect cloud-based Microsoft accounts like Outlook.com, OneDrive or Microsoft 365. But it's a good reminder to stay cautious online.If your organization uses on-premise SharePoint servers, take the following steps right away to reduce risk and limit potential damage:1. Disconnect vulnerable servers:Take unpatched SharePoint servers offline immediately to prevent active exploitation.2. Install available updates:Apply Microsoft's emergency patches for SharePoint Server 2016, 2019 and Subscription Edition without delay.3. Rotate authentication keys:Replace all machine keys used to sign authentication tokens. These may have been stolen and can allow ongoing access even after patching.4. Scan for compromise:Check systems for signs of unauthorized access. Look for abnormal login behavior, token misuse or lateral movement within the network.5. Enable security logging: Turn on detailed logging and monitoring tools to help detect suspicious activity going forward.6. Review connected services: Audit access to Outlook, Teams and OneDrive for signs of suspicious behavior linked to the SharePoint breach.7. Subscribe to threat alerts:Sign up for advisories from CISA and Microsoft to stay updated on patches and future exploits.8. Consider migration to the cloud: If possible, transition to SharePoint Online, which offers built-in security protection and automatic patching.9. Strengthen passwords and use two-factor authentication:Encourage employees to stay vigilant. Even though this exploit targets organizations, it's a good reminder to enable two-factor authentication (2FA) and use strong passwords. Create strong passwords for all your accounts and devices, and avoid using the same password for multiple online accounts. Consider using a password manager, which securely stores and generates complex passwords, reducing the risk of password reuse. Check out the best expert-reviewed password managers of 2025 atCyberguy.com/PasswordsThis SharePoint zero-day shows how fast research can turn into real attacks. What started as a proof-of-concept is now hitting hundreds of real systems, including major government agencies. The scariest part isn't just the access it gives but how it lets hackers stay hidden even after you patch.Should there be stricter rules around using secure software in government? Let us know by writing to us atCyberguy.com/ContactSign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERCopyright 2025 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

Oasis band members were "shocked and saddened" by a fan's death at their latest Wembley Stadium show.Officers from London's Metropolitan Police force responded to reports of an injured person on Saturday night.Paramedics arrived at the scene just before 10:30 p.m. and discovered a man in his 40s "with injuries consistent with a fall," a spokesperson for the Met told Fox News Digital.The unnamed individual was pronounced dead at the scene.TOM CRUISE BOLDLY SHOWS UP AT OASIS CONCERT DESPITE INFAMOUS DISS BY BAND MEMBERS"The stadium was busy, and we believe it is likely a number of people witnessed the incident, or may knowingly or unknowingly have caught it on mobile phone video footage," authorities said.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe band was "saddened" to hear of the fan's death in a statement provided to Fox News Digital."We are shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of a fan at the show last night," the band's representatives said."Oasis would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the person involved."Three more concerts are scheduled at Wembley as part of an Oasis world tour.Noel and Liam Gallagher embarked on a comeback tour in July a series of concerts marking the first time Oasis has performed together since the band broke up in 2009.The brothers announced their reunion and global world tour last year."Oasis today end years of feverish speculation with the confirmation of a long awaited run of UK and Ireland shows," the bands website stated."The guns have fallen silent. The stars have aligned. The great wait is over. Come see. It will not be televised."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTEROasis split in 2009 after many years of infighting, with Noel officially leaving the band just before a performance at a festival near Paris.Even before the dissolution, the brothers had long had an antagonistic relationship and reportedly did not speak to each other for years after the breakup."People will write and say what they like, but I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer," Noel, the bands guitarist and songwriter, wrote in a statement at the time of the split.In 2011, Noel told The Associated Press in an interview that he left the band after an incident where Liam started wielding a guitar "like an axe... and hes swinging this guitar around and he kind of you know, he took my face off with it, you know?"CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPIn 2019, Liam told the AP he was ready to reconcile."The most important thing is about me and him being brothers," he said. "He thinks Im desperate to get the band back together for money. But I didnt join the band to make money. I joined the band to have fun and to see the world."Fox News Digital's Stephanie Giang-Paunon contributed to this report.

Tom Brady did it once, so why not again?The legendary NFL quarterback couldnt help himself when seeing a league Instagram post that displayed his statistics over his three decades playing.The post read "Tom Brady By The Decade," showing his 20s, 30s and 40s.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"50s coming soon?" Brady captioned a post on his Instagram Stories with looking-eyes and laughing emojis.He turned 48 on Sunday.Brady is likely not serious about unretiring for the second time, but you truly never know with the one many consider to be the best quarterback of all time.STEELERS' AARON RODGERS SAYS HE'S 'PRETTY SURE' THIS SEASON WILL BE HIS FINAL ONESince retiring for good for the second time, Brady became a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders in October 2024. While he wasnt suiting up, he did attend the teams training camp practice on Friday, where he was seen talking with players like tight end Brock Bowers, running back Raheem Mostert and more. As a minority owner, its unknown just what capacity Brady is playing for the Raiders. But he was seen speaking with Raiders general manager John Spytek, who is serving in his first season with the team. Spytek and Brady have history with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers together.Brady also still serves as a FOX NFL broadcaster alongside veteran announcer Kevin Burkhardt."Tom is somebody that for many years I didnt like very much," majority owner Mark Davis said jokingly in October when Brady joined the ownership group. "He did admit that it was a fumble [Tuck Rule game]. So those are important aspect of the situation. Were just really proud to have him as a partner. Hes a competitor. Hes a bright young man.Davis added that he believes Brady can "help us select a quarterback in the future and potentially train as well." The Raiders traded for veteran Geno Smith this offseason to pair again with Pete Carroll, who came out of retirement to take over in Sin City.As for Bradys stats across his 23-season career, he totaled the most passing yards of any quarterback to play football with 89,214. Only New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees is remotely close at 80,358. He also has the most career passing touchdowns with 649.Considering how hard it is to sustain a 23-year career, many believe Bradys numbers wont be touched by players now and into the future.Whether he wants to add to them remains to be seen for the 48-year-old future Hall of Famer.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Pope Leo XIV received a surprise gift this week while appearing before the Catholic faithful in Vatican City: a box of pizza from his home state of Illinois.But the story of how the pizza reached his hands is even more surprising. (See the video at the top of this article.)The pontiff was handed a box of pizza from Aurelio's as he arrived in St. Peter's Square in the Popemobile for his weekly audience. Video of the pizza delivery showed the Popemobile coming to a stop in front of a sign that read, "We have Aurelio's Pizza."THIS CHICAGO DEEP-DISH PIZZA REQUIRES A KNIFE AND FORK TO EAT PROPERLYAnother sign read, "Pope Leo, I brought you from Chicago."One of Pope Leo's bodyguards is seen in the video grabbing the pizza box and handing it to him.The pope, who seemed to be smiling as he received the box, then gave a thumbs-up to Madeline Daley, the Cincinnati resident who had made the trip, in part, to deliver it to him.So how did a Chicago-style pizza make its way from Illinois to Italy?The journey, in earnest, began in Ohio.That's where Jayden Remias, a 24-year-old Catholic content creator living in Columbus, first baked up the idea.CHICAGO'S ITALIAN BEEF, POPULARIZED BY 'THE BEAR,' IS WINDY CITY'S 'REAL ROOT FOOD'"It was an act of love," he told Fox News Digital.Remias said his content is meant "to inspire, uplift and edify" all who consume it."I know what the world wants," he said. "It wants truth, beauty and goodness. And so how can I give that to the world? And I started brainstorming ideas what's something impossible that would require God to intervene and help me get there? Delivering a pizza to the pope."But not just any pizza. It had to come from the flagship Auerilo's location in Homewood, Illinois a suburb of Chicago and home of the "Poperoni Pizza."Why Auerilo's? It's been widely reported that this is Pope Leo's favorite pizza after a 2024 photo that went viral showed then-Cardinal Robert F. Prevost posing for a picture with friends at the restaurant.CHICAGO-STYLE HOT DOG, 'INTEGRAL' TO WINDY CITY, IS SERVED WITH TOMATO, NOT KETCHUPRemias recruited a childhood friend to drive with him to pick up the pizza. But on their way from Columbus to Chicago, the van's battery died.They eventually made it to Aurelio's, where Remias announced his intention to deliver the pizza to the pope.Remias initially intended to fly to Rome himself, but a personal situation interfered so he called upon Daley.The interim social media coordinator for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati was headed to the Jubilee of Digital Missionaries and Catholic Influencers.Now, it seemed she had an even greater purpose.CHICAGO HOTEL, BIRTHPLACE OF CHOCOLATE BROWNIE, STILL SERVING SWEET TREAT THANKS TO ORIGINAL RECIPEDaley told Fox News Digital that her task when transporting the pizza was to "keep it frozen as much as we possibly could."She collected dry ice, put the pizza in a cooler and conferred with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to make sure it would pass security screening and customs.Everything was going according to plan, with the pizza kept frozen, clean and protected until, of all things, it wound up briefly in the trash."The pizza was thrown out by a maid at one of the apartments and in a trash can far away from our apartment, double wrapped in plastic, so still completely safe, but thrown out," Daley recalled."And my mom was contacting the landlord, begging, 'Please tell me where the trash is. I will go find it myself. You don't understand how important this pizza is.'"CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe landlord returned a few hours later, Daley said, "with the pizza in his hands after having dug through the trash himself."On the day of the intended delivery, Daley said she "wrote a note to Pope Leo on the inside of the box saying, 'This pizza is most likely perfectly fine to eat, but I probably wouldn't eat it myself.'"She woke up early for a prime position as the crowd gathered for the pope's audience."And when he turned the corner around St. Peter's Square, he saw the sign that we had [with] the pizza brand logo on it, and his face lit up," Daley said.Aurelio's owner, Joe Aurelio, said it was "great to see" the pope accept the pizza."The pope is one of us," Aurelio told Fox News Digital.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle"He remembers where he came from, and we've already received so many blessings from his previous love and visits at Aurelio's, so this is just another blessing to have him acknowledge our pizza at St. Peter's Square.We'd love to have him in again next time he is back home."Aurelio also thanked Remias and Daley for making the pizza delivery a reality.Remias said their quest proves that "nothing is impossible if you trust in God.""I'm just in awe of what God was able to do and how He made a way for it."

Less than a week after a massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake sparked tsunami warnings throughout the Pacific Ocean, a volcano in far eastern Russia, on Sunday, spewed hot ash miles into the sky, marking the first time in hundreds of years the geological feature had erupted.The Krasheninnikov volcano, located on Russias far eastern Kamchatka Peninsula, sent ash 6 kilometers, or 3.7 miles, into the sky, staff at the Kronotsky Reserve said.Images of the volcanic eruption, which occurred on the Kronotsky Reserve, were released by Russian state media and showed dense clouds of ash rising above the volcano."The plume is spreading eastward from the volcano toward the Pacific Ocean," Kamchatkas emergencies ministry wrote on Telegram during the eruption. "There are no populated areas along its path, and no ashfall has been recorded in inhabited localities."STUNNING PHOTOS CAPTURE MOMENT ONE OF INDONESIA'S MOST ACTIVE VOLCANOES ERUPTSA 7.0-magnitude earthquake accompanied the eruption, prompting a tsunami warning for three areas of Kamchatka.Russias Ministry for Emergency Services later lifted the tsunami warning."This is the first historically confirmed eruption of the Krasheninnikov volcano in 600 years," Olga Girina, head of the Kamchatka Volcanic Eruption Response Team, told Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.TSUNAMI WAVES ARRIVE ON JAPAN'S COAST AFTER EARTHQUAKE IN RUSSIA, TRIGGERING TSUNAMI ALERTS FOR US WEST COASTBut according to the U.S.-based Smithsonian Institutions Global Volcanism Program, Krasheninnikov last erupted in 1550, or 475 years ago.The reason behind the discrepancy was not immediately clear.ICELANDIC VOLCANO ERUPTS, FORCING TOURISTS TO EVACUATE FAMOUS GEOTHERMAL SPAStill, the Kamchatka Volcanic Eruption Response Team said Sunday that moderate explosive activity could continue, despite activity at the volcano decreasing.Krasheninnikovs eruption happened after an 8.8-magnitude earthquake struck far eastern Russia on Wednesday.The eruption caused small tsunami waves in Japan and Alaska and prompted tsunami warnings in places like Hawaii, North and Central America and Pacific islands south toward New Zealand.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Director of the White House Economic Council adviser Kevin Hassett fired back at NBC host Kristen Welker on Sunday as the host pressed Hassett on President Donald Trump's decision to fire the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) commissioner."Isnt this the very definition of shooting the messenger?" Welker asked, after reading a statement from William Beach, the former BLS commissioner, who said it was setting a dangerous precedent.Trump announced in a Truth Social post on Friday that he instructed his team to fire Erika McEntarfer, the commissioner of the BLS, accusing her of "faking" job numbers."No. Absolutely not," Hassett said, arguing that he was working at the BLS and had a huge, politically important revision coming out than he would have also released a lengthy report as to why it happened."I would have a long report explaining what happened, and we didnt get that. We didnt get that. Right now, Goldman Sachs, people on Wall Street are wondering, Where did these revisions come from and why do they keep happening? And what we need is a fresh set of eyes at the BLS," he said.The BLS reported on Friday that 74,000 jobs were added in July, well below the 110,000 estimate of economists polled by LSEG. The report also revised job growth in May and June downward. May's gains were pared back by 125,000 to just 19,000 jobs created, while the June figures were revised down by 133,000 to just 14,000 jobs added that month.According to the BLS, the last time a revision was down more than 133,000 was in March 2021, when it was revised down by 146,000 one year into the COVID pandemic.Welker repeatedly pressed Hassett on whether there was "hard evidence" that the jobs report was "rigged," as Trump had argued.TREASURY SECRETARY CONFRONTS CBS HOST OVER PAST TARIFF INFLATION PREDICTIONS AS RATES HIT 4-YEAR-LOW"The revisions are hard evidence. For example, there was a 818,000 revision, making the Joe Biden job record much worse after he withdrew from the presidential campaign. There have been a bunch of patterns that could make people wonder, and I think the most important thing for people to know is, its the presidents highest priority that data be trusted and to get to the bottom of why the revisions are so unreliable," Hassett said.Welker also said the president was happy to accept the jobs report numbers when they were favorable to him before asking, "Is the president prepared to fire anyone who reports data that he disagrees with?"CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"No. Absolutely not. The president wants his own people there so that when we see the numbers they are more transparent and more reliable, and if there are big changes and big revisions, we expect more big revisions for the jobs data in September, for example, and we want to know why, we want people to explain it to us," he responded.

A boat collided with a whale off the Jersey Shore Saturday afternoon, killing the 20-foot-long animal and throwing one passenger overboard.Social media video shows the boat swaying side to side upon impact with the whale, as a boater is tossed into the waters of New Jersey's Barnegat Bay. The mammal later identified as a minke whale can then be seen slowly swimming away from the vessel."Oh my God, they're going over," a witness to the incident can be heard saying in the dramatic video. "Ooh, man overboard!"Officials said the person sent overboard is believed to be OK, CBS News reported.MIAMI SAILING CAMP DISASTER BOAT CAPTAIN TESTED FOR ALCOHOL AFTER DEADLY COLLISION, 7-YEAR-OLD VICTIM IDDThe Marine Mammal Stranding Center said it was first alerted about the whale at around 2:45 p.m. on Saturday. The animal rescue service said it got a call from New Jersey State Police that said the mammal had been spotted near the inlet of Barnegat Bay.NAVY CALLS OFF SEARCH FOR MISSING SAILOR ASSIGNED TO USS GEORGE WASHINGTON NEAR AUSTRALIALess than an hour later, at around 3:40 p.m., a boater in the area reported the collision, according to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center.The mammal was later found dead in shallow water outside the channel. The whale carcass is slated to be moved on Monday morning to a nearby state park for a necropsy, the Marine Mammal Stranding Center said.NEW ZEALAND SCIENTISTS SUSPECT SPECIMEN OF WORLDS RAREST WHALE DIED FROM HEAD INJURIESBoaters for their own safety have been urged to stay at least 150 feet away from the whale's remains in the meantime.Earlier this year, a humpback whale swallowed a man on a kayak off the coast of Chile, before he was quickly able to get out of the leviathans mouth unharmed.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe Marine Mammal Stranding Center, the U.S. Coast Guard and the NJ State Police Marine Unit did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.