Ras Baraka was arrested at an ICE prison in New Jersey on Friday. Lawmakers also attempted to storm the facility to conduct an "oversight visit." (Credit: NEWS12NJ)

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Jeff Sperbeck, the longtime agent, business partner and friend of John Elway, died after he was involved in a serious crash involving a golf cart. Sperbeck was 62.Elway, a former Denver Broncos quarterback, was reportedly driving the motorized vehicle at the time of the deadly accident.The Riverside County (California) coroner confirmed that Sperbeck died on April 30 at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, California. The injury had occurred four days earlier in nearby La Quinta.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMOn Friday, the coroner's office ruled Sperbeck's death accidental and said he had died as a result of blunt head trauma."The Cause of Death is 'Blunt Head Trauma,' and the Manner of Death is Accident, and the Mode of Death (How the injury occurred) is Passenger fell from golf cart." the coroner's bureau said in the statement obtained by Fox News Digital.JOHN ELWAY BREAKS SILENCE ON AGENT'S DEATH AFTER GOLF CART CRASHThe statement added that the injury occurred when the "passenger fell from" the golf cart.Last week, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco made it clear that investigators had found "nothing" to suggest that criminal activity had taken place during the incident. "This appears to be a horrific accident," Bianco told the Post, noting that "a couple" of the people involved in the incident "happen to be very high-profile celebrities," Bianco told the Denver Post."And that makes this more of an issue than it probably should be," Bianco said at the time, noting that his department had received a "massive media inquiry" after the news broke. "Were doing everything we can to make sure that this is what it appears to be, and just an accident," he added.Elway released a statement on April 30 saying he was left "heartbroken.""I am absolutely devastated and heartbroken by the passing of my close friend, business partner and agent Jeff Sperbeck," Elway said in a statement, via ESPN. "There are no words to truly express the profound sadness I feel with the sudden loss of someone who has meant so much to me. "Elway won two Super Bowls with the Broncos and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004.Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Ana Kasparian of "The Young Turks" declared she will never take Gov. Gavin Newsom seriously as a potential Democratic presidential candidate until he takes responsibility for Californias decline.On "Her Take," a new Valuetainment Studios podcast, co-hosts spoke about the current crop of Democratic leaders who may be vying to lead the party in the 2028 election. In the wake of President Donald Trumps historic victory in 2024, the Democratic Party has been deeply divided over not just who should take the reins, but whether they need a fundamental shift in policy.Co-host Jillian Michaels, a former Californian, brought up how Newsom is a potential frontrunner for the upcoming election, drawing an immediate wave of dismay from her co-hosts."This guy has tried," Michaels said, noting that the governor is changing his tactics. "He's taken notes, he's tried to be somewhat critical of his own party, he's tried to reach out to the other side. He's tried to be antithetical to, you know, everything exists in our silo, and we don't reach across the aisle. He's tried to show himself."Kasparian, a left-wing commentator who frequently shreds California's far-left policies, replied, "I will never take that piece of crap seriously, and yes, I'm calling Gavin Newsom, my governor unfortunately, a piece of crap until he does some accountability for how he destroyed the state of California."WOKE IS THEIR GOD: EX-DEM FUNDRAISER SAYS PARTY IN SHAMBLES AFTER 2024 ELECTION LOSSESRather than take a broad look at the Democratic Party, Kasparian recommended that Newsom "look inward and take a good hard look at the policies that you championed in our state that have completely destroyed the state.""He's trying to blame Donald Trump for the loss of jobs in California," she added. "Are you kidding me? The loss of jobs started well before Trump won the election, and it was the result of his policies, cumbersome regulations, that have now led to oil companies, for instance, deciding, We're not doing this anymore, we're going to leave."Kasparian also argued that crime has exploded under his watch."You have rampant crime that Democrats want to deny exists, but it obviously does when businesses close up shop and move to other states because the cost of doing business is so expensive," she said. "Insuring businesses in California is astronomical because of the issues with crime."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREKasparian went on to condemn the governor, claiming, "in an effort to save California money, he preemptively shut down four state prisons. There is no room to put any of these inmates in."This has caused an issue for the state, she said, where now county jails that were already overflowing now have to release inmates "regardless of how much time theyve served.""Even if they've been sentenced to decades behind bars, they're being released after serving two, three years because there's no room for them," Kasparian said.Michaels shared a story about a man who was released early from jail after he invaded her house with a video camera and duct tape."Gavin Newsom is a wrecking ball to California. He is, as [Adam] Corolla says, a policy disaster,'" she lamented.

As Republicans search for avenues to extend President Donald Trump's 2017 tax cuts, some Republican lawmakers involved in the process have floated the idea that the nation's highest earners could see a tax increase in order to usher in cuts for lower-earners.For his part, the president is sending signals he tends to agree."You know, they'll go around saying, Oh, this is so terrible. What you're doing is you're giving up something up top in order to make people in the middle income and the lower income brackets save more. So it's really a redistribution," Trump told reporters when asked what his response would be to those Republicans opposed to tax increases on the wealthy."I would love to be able to give people in a lower bracket a big break by giving up some of what I have," the president added.TRUMP'S TAX HIKE PROPOSAL IS 'DJ VU' OF GEORGE H.W. BUSH'S READ MY LIPS MOMENT, EXPERTS SAYHe also noted that the move is just "good politics," dismissing comparisons some political experts have made to one-term Republican President George H.W. Bush, whose broken promise to Republicans that there would be "no new taxes" following his 1988 election victory has been blamed Bush's failed re-election efforts."Read my lips: No new taxes," Bush Sr. said during his acceptance speech at the 1988 Republican National Convention. Subsequently, in the face of a ballooning deficit, Bush Sr. ultimately cut a deal with Democrats that raised taxes."A lot of people say, don't do it because of the fact that you have the Bush statement about Read my lips. But he lost because of Ross Perot, he didn't lose because of that statement," Trump said. "I actually think it's good politics to do it where richer people give up. And it's a very small it's like a point but they give it up to benefit the people on lower income."TRUMP PUSHES TAX HIKES FOR WEALTHY AS BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL DEADLINE LOOMSIn a post on his Truth Social platform earlier Friday, Trump struck a slightly more cautious tone about the alleged concern that his willingness to increase taxes on the highest earners could spell trouble for him electorally the way it did for Bush Sr.He complained that Democrats would point to it repeatedly in an effort to discredit him. However, Trump still contended that the elder President Bush lost because of more than just his broken tax promises, and added that while Republicans should probably not increase taxes on the wealthy, he would be okay with it if they were to do so."The problem with even a TINY tax increase for the RICH, which I and all others would graciously accept in order to help the lower and middle income workers, is that the Radical Left Democrat Lunatics would go around screaming, Read my lips,' the fabled Quote by George Bush the Elder that is said to have cost him the Election," Trump wrote Friday on Truth Social."NO, Ross Perot cost him the Election! In any event, Republicans should probably not do it, but I'm OK if they do!!"

The medias pile-on of Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., reached the point where both Republicans and Democrats were lamenting the rhetorical blows landing on the hulking Pittsburgh-area lawmaker by Friday."This is so blatantly coordinated," remarked media observer and Fox News contributor Joe Concha, who shared a link in his X post to a Politico report claiming an internal Democratic poll found Fettermans popularity faltering in his part of the Keystone State.The report claimed Fetterman had now fallen below 50% in Democratic voter support in the Steel City, just a few miles west of Braddock, where he was previously mayor.Fox News Digital cannot verify the veracity of the poll's findings.OPENAI'S SAM ALTMAN THANKS JOHN FETTERMAN FOR NORMALIZING HOODIES"I know a hit piece when I see one," added Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y."The only reason for the coordinated campaign against Senator John Fetterman is his unapologetic pro-Israel politics," wrote Torres, a Bronx Democrat who also bucks his party on Israel, but is also considered a high-profile progressive."Lets call it what it is. As someone who has struggled with depression my whole adult life, I can tell you that if you truly care about someones mental health, leaking hit pieces against them is a strange way of showing it."Swing-state Pennsylvania has a history of politically opposed senators forging close relationships such as Republican Pat Toomey and Democrat Bob Casey Jr. for many years.That trend continued Friday when Sen. David McCormick, R-Pa., stuck up for Fetterman, saying in a statement that "its time to put politics aside and stop these vicious, personal attacks against Senator Fetterman, his wife, and his health.""While we have many differences, we are both committed to working together to achieve results for the people of Pennsylvania and make their lives better," McCormick wrote.JOHN FETTERMAN FACES NEW SPOTLIGHT ON HEALTH, FAMILY DRAMA, SPARKING ONLINE UPROARThe Republican called the Democrat "authentic, decent, principled and a fighter," and ripped the "disgraceful smears" he has seen in recent times.Philadelphia radio host Nick Kayal remarked on X that hes seen more reports critical of Fettermans health in four days than were seen in the press about former President Joe Biden in four years."Wonder why," he asked rhetorically.Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, added that "the media ought to lay off Senator Fetterman."A former UPenn student who spoke out on national media against the anti-Semitic protests on campus also came to Fettermans defense, slamming the "hit pieces" as of late."If youre a Democrat and oppose the woke mob, youre enemy #1 of the legacy media," wrote Eyal Yakoby, who also posted a previous photo he took with Fetterman.Conservative former Pittsburgh news anchor and radio host Wendy Bell remarked on X that the Fetterman attacks are "so weird.""The New York Magazine hit piece on John Fetterman didnt hit enough to stick the landing. Now its the APs turn. This is journalism? No, this is propaganda," Bell wrote."The Code Red has been issued on Fetterman," Concha followed up in another X post."And of course, our wonderful media follows that order as if Col. Jessup ordered it himself," he said, referring to Jack Nicholsons crooked Marine Corps officer character in 1992's "A Few Good Men."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPLater on Friday, more Republicans came to Fetterman's defense, including Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark."John Fetterman and I have our differences, but hes a decent and genuine guy," Cotton wrote."The radical left is smearing him with dishonest, vicious attacks because hes pro-Israel and they only want reliable anti-Israel politicians. Disgraceful."Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., also pushed back on the media, calling Fetterman a "tremendous friend and colleague.""Its a complete disgrace what agenda-driven members of the media and his own party are doing to attack him, all because he dares to be an independent thinker and voice. Proud to stand with John," she wrote.

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The mayor of Newark, New Jersey, was arrested Friday at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility where three members of Congress also stormed the facility's gate, demanding they be allowed to conduct an "oversight visit."Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, a top Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was arrested at the scene for trespassing, authorities said."The Mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka, committed trespass and ignored multiple warnings from Homeland Security Investigations to remove himself from the ICE detention center in Newark, New Jersey this afternoon," Alina Habba, the U.S. attorney for New Jersey, wrote on X. "He has willingly chosen to disregard the law. That will not stand in this state. He has been taken into custody. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW."A crowd, including several lawmakers, gathered outside the HSI Newark Field Office where Baraka was being held Friday evening. The group chanted, yelled and banged on the gate, calling for Baraka's release.'BOGUS CLAIMS': BLUE CITY MAYOR UNDER FIRE FOR TRYING TO HALT REOPENING OF ICE FACILITYSeveral politicians have also joined the growing calls for Baraka to be released.Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., described Baraka's arrest as "disturbing, unnecessary and indicative of tactics that are undermining the safety and security of our communities, not adding to it."New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, a Democrat, said he was "outraged by the unjust arrest." He noted that he had signed a law four years ago that banned private immigration detention centers in the state. Last week, the state defended the law before a federal appeals court.Democrat Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called Baraka a friend who encouraged him to fight for change in his community."His arrest today is an example of how the federal government's overreach continues to undermine due process afforded by our Constitution," Johnson said in a statement.Meanwhile, Bob Hugin, chairman of the New Jersey Republican Party, called Baraka's actions a "stunt," noting that he had ignored repeated warnings from authorities."He's not a mayor he's running for governor, and this stunt shows exactly what kind of leader he'd be: one who puts political theater ahead of public safety and the rule of law," Hugin said.The White House also criticized Democrats over their defense of deported illegal immigrant criminals."As always, Democrats are prioritizing the welfare of illegal aliens over American citizens - except now they're crossing the line between meaningless political street theatre and outright breaking the law," White House spokesman Kush Desai told Fox News Digital.Earlier in the day, Reps. Rob Menendez Jr., Bonnie Watson Coleman and LaMonica McIver, all New Jersey Democrats, entered ICE's Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark and were held up inside the first checkpoint, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) spokesperson Tricia McLaughlintold Fox News."These members of Congress storming into a detention facility goes beyond bizarre political stunt and puts the safety of our law enforcement agents and the detainees at risk," a DHS statement to Fox News said. "Members of Congress are not above the law and cannot illegally break into detention facilities. Had these members requested a tour, we would have facilitated a tour of the facility."The three lawmakers were outside the facility with a group of protesters when the gates opened to allow an ICE bus in. The lawmakers then rushed through the gates and past security, DHS said.In a press conference later, Coleman said that ICE was "out of control." McIver said the three lawmakers had waited more than two hours to gain access to the facility to conduct an oversight visit. She said all three of them were also assaulted by ICE personnel."There are people who are supposed to be officers, who are supposed to protect us, and they have done none of that," Mclver told reporters. "If they can treat three members of Congress like that, just imagine how they can treat people on the street each and everyday, both undocumented and people who are citizens here in this country."Menendez, the son of disgraced former Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., said ICE officers at the facility performed an "act of intimidation" on Friday."We know what ICE has been doing in our communities. We know that the president lied and that this administration lies every day when they're saying they're going after criminals. It's not true," Menendez said through tears. "They feel no weight of the law. They feel no restraint in what they should be doing, and that was shown in broad daylight today when they not just arrested the mayor of Newark, but when they put their hands on two members of Congress."Activists have demanded entry into the facility in recent days, saying the GEO Group, the buildings new owner, is unlawfully preventing it from being inspected."Were at Delaney Hall, an ICE prison in Newark that opened without permission from the city & in violation of local ordinances," Coleman wrote on X before Friday's events unfolded. "Weve heard stories of what its like in other ICE prisons. Were exercising our oversight authority to see for ourselves."IDENTITY OF SECOND DEPORTED MAN WHO JUDGE WANTS RETURNED TO US REVEALED AS TRUMP ADMIN FIGHTS ORDERMcIver said the "lack of transparency around whats happening with ICE in this facility is unacceptable. People deserve dignity and we need answers."The prison currently holds alleged killers, MS-13 gang members and child rapists, among other criminal offenders.In a press conference on Monday, Baraka said GEO Group is "following the pattern of the president of the United States, who believes that he can just do what he wants to do and obscure the laws, national and constitutional laws, and they think they can do the same thing in the state of New Jersey and in Newark."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPA lawsuit filed on behalf of the City of Newark on April 1 alleges that GEO Group failed to permit entry to safety inspectors and violated city construction code, including by conducting electrical and plumbing renovations without proper oversight.The Department of Homeland Security said the allegations by Newark politicians that Delaney does not have the proper permitting is false."We have valid permits and inspection from plumbing, electricity to fire codes has been cleared," the agency said.Fox News Digital's Max Bacall contributed to this report.

Former Democratic donor John Morgan diagnoses the party and teases the idea of a new political party in Florida on Jesse Watters Primetime.