Devin Williams walked off the Yankee Stadium mound Friday night with a loud roar of boos showering him.The New York Yankees relievers struggles continued when he surrendered three runs in the top of the 10th inning, including a two-run homer with two outs, in a 5-3 loss to the Houston Astros.Williams was supposed to be the Yankees bona fide closer in 2025, but he has not found any consistency in that regard despite 17 saves on the year. Since the All-Star break, Williams has been downright bad, and each of the Yankees last three losses included either a blown save or a loss by Williams.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMWilliams spoke with reporters in the Yankees clubhouse after the loss, which put them just half-a-game above the Cleveland Guardians for the final wild-card spot in the American League, and he was blunt about his performance."Im not making pitches," he said, via multiple outlets. "Its pretty simple. I stink right now."YANKEES LOSE HEARTBREAKER AFTER NEW BULLPEN, OTHER TRADE PIECE PULL OFF THE IMPOSSIBLE VS. MARLINSWilliams has given up at least one run in five straight outings since the All-Star break. Before that, he had allowed just one home run despite his struggles. He allowed four in his last eight appearances.On the teams recent road trip to face the Texas Rangers, Williams gave up a game-tying home run to Joc Pederson, the veteran left-handed hitter who has been dismal this season with just two homers and an OPS under .460 entering the series opener, in the bottom of the ninth inning. The Yankees lost that game in extra innings.The very next night, Williams was called upon again and gave up a go-ahead, two-run single to Rowdy Tellez in the bottom of the eighth inning as the Yankees fell 2-0.Yankees fans have moaned and groaned about Aaron Boones deployment of Williams in crucial situations this season, and its only exacerbated now that every game counts in the postseason race. So, with a sold-out home crowd against an Astros team that had become a rival of the pinstripes, fans werent happy with the results in the top of the 10th inning.With the runner already at second base, Williams first pitch was an overthrown fastball that went to the backstop, allowing Jose Altuve to move to third base immediately. Then, Carlos Correa hit a go-ahead single to make it 3-2.The backbreaker, though, was the two-run shot surrendered to Taylor Trammell, who has two homers on the season, on an 82 mph changeup that sat in the middle of the zone."I really havent struggled like this since probably 2018," Williams said, referencing time in the minor leagues when he was coming off Tommy John surgery. "All I did then was continue to work and just try to help the team in any way I can."When asked why Williams was the man for the 10th, Boone said David Bednar, a trade deadline acquisition, wasnt available and Mark Leiter Jr. was "probably" not either. With three right-handed hitters due up, lefties Tim Hill and Brent Headrick werent the preferred arms in Boones eyes.Leiter, though, threw just 12 pitches combined Tuesday and Wednesday."We'll try and find good spots for [Williams] to get him back to being a big part of the pen, which he should be," Boone said.Williams, a trade acquisition from the Milwaukee Brewers this offseason, gave up just 26 earned runs over 141 innings with his former squad from 2022-24. He has now allowed 28 over 44 innings with the Yankees and has a 5.73 ERA on the season.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Doctors recommend foods like berries, nuts, fish packed with omega-3 fatty acids and even dark chocolate for neurological health. They also discourage foods high in sugar and saturated fat, which can increase the risk of stroke and dementia.But there are lesser-known foods that can also create a real headache, according to neurologists."While food-borne illness is often associated with gastrointestinal symptoms, some pathogens and toxins directly affect the nervous system, sometimes with severe or long-term consequences," said Dr. Mary Ann Picone, a neurologist at Holy Name Medical Center in New Jersey.Because the illnesses are less common and symptoms can be slow to appear, even doctors can underestimate or miss the neurological component, Picone told Fox News Digital.Experts say international travel and home food preparation can increase your risk of contracting them.Here are three common foods that neurologists caution could put you at risk of toxins and bugs."If a can is bulging, cracked or severely dented, that's a red flag for botulinum contamination," Dr. Baibing Chen, a Michigan neurologist and epileptologist, said in recent videos posted on TikTok and Instagram, where he is known as Dr. Bing.Botulinum toxin is odorless and tasteless, and heating the contaminated food may not fully neutralize it, Chen warned. "When in doubt, throw it out," he said.EATING THESE COMMON FOODS COULD REDUCE ALZHEIMER'S RISK, EXPERTS SAYThe potent neurotoxin can cause botulism, a rare but serious illness that attacks the nerves, leading to muscle paralysis, breathing difficulty, and even death, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).Home-canned, low-acid foods including green beans, asparagus, corn, meats, garlic and fermented fish are the most risky, Picone said.To prevent botulism, the CDC recommends refrigerating or freezing leftovers promptly after cooking, throwing away damaged or bulging cans, and following the USDA's guide to home-canning."I like eating fish, but I try to avoid eating large tropical reef fish like barracuda, grouper and Amberjack because of a neurotoxin called ciguatoxin," Chen said.DEATH CONFIRMED FROM RARE AND DEADLY 'BRAIN-EATING AMOEBA' IN SOUTHERN LAKECiguatoxin is a neurotoxin produced by certain algae in coral reefs as a defense mechanism. It can travel up the food chain from herbivorous fish to carnivorous fish and eventually humans.The neurological symptoms of ciguatoxin poisoning can include feelings of tingling and numbness, reverse temperature sensations where hot objects feel cold and cold objects feel hot, and vivid nightmares, Chen said.Approximately 50,000 cases of ciguatera poisoning are reported worldwide annually, according to the CDC, but the numbers may be higher because it is often misdiagnosed.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleThe toxin is heat-stable, he added, so cooking the fish won't destroy it. "This doesn't mean you can't eat fish," he said. "Just avoid or limit consumption of large predatory fish, avoid eating certain parts, like the liver or roe, and be aware of endemic areas."Ciguatera is common in the Pacific and Indian Oceans and the Caribbean Sea, according to the CDC.Chen said he does not eat under-cooked pork, especially from unregulated sources, because of the risk of neurocysticercosis.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERNeurocysticercosis occurs after a person swallows pork tapeworm eggs, according to the CDC. The larvae migrate to tissues like the brain and form cysts, which are diagnosed when found in the central nervous system."A little-known fact is that it's actually one of the leading causes of acquired epilepsy worldwide," Chen said of the infection. "And it's not just in developing countries, but can also be seen in developed countries in areas with poor sanitation."There are about 1,000 new hospitalizations for neurocysticercosis in the U.S. each year, according to the CDC, and cases are most frequently reported in New York, California, Texas, Oregon and Illinois.It can be prevented by handwashing, cleaning and peeling fruits and vegetables, and only drinking bottled water or drinks or water boiled for at least one minute in countries where the supply may be unsafe.

An Army veteran suspected in a bar shooting massacre that claimed four lives in a rural western town of 9,000 people sparked a massive manhunt that lasted a full week.Michael Paul Brown, 45, of Anaconda, Montana, was the state's most wanted man until his time on the lam ended near a barn just under six miles from the scene of his horrific crime. Now he is behind bars, where he is likely to remain for the rest of his life.Below is a timeline of the shooting, and events that followed.At around 10:30 a.m. local time, Brown entered The Owl Bar in Anaconda, a local watering hole where he was known to be a regular, and opened fire. He lived next door to the bar and "likely knew these patrons," according to Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen.MONTANA MANHUNT EXPANDS FOR EX-SOLDIER SUSPECT SEEN WITH STOLEN SURVIVAL GEAR AFTER BAR MASSACREBrown was almost immediately identified as the suspect. A SWAT team raided his home, but he was not there.Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte confirmed in a mid-afternoon Facebook post that he was aware of the attack."Im closely monitoring the situation involving an active shooter in Anaconda. Please join Susan and me in praying for the victims, their loved ones, and the brave law enforcement officers responding to this tragedy," he said on Facebook.The FBI and ATF then announced that they were headed to the scene to assist in locating Brown.A massive manhunt was launched in the rugged mountains of nearby Stumptown Road, and included the Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Law Enforcement Center, the Granite County Sheriff's Office, Montana Highway Patrol, FBI and ATF. A lockdown was issued for that area.Authorities located a Ford F-150 that they say Brown was driving, but he was not with the truck, which was stocked with clothing, food and outdoor gear.Later that day, Brown was identified as a former armor crewman in the Army from January 2001 to May 2005, who had served in the National Guard from April 2006 to March 2008. He deployed to Iraq from February 2004 to March 2005, and was a sergeant when he left active service. He joined the Montana National Guard the next year, and served until 2009.MONTANA BAR SHOOTING SUSPECT COULD RETURN TO TOWN, STATE AG SAYS, CITING 'CONCERN FOR THE PUBLIC'Authorities released a photo of a shirtless Brown scaling a cement staircase, wearing black shorts. They said that photo was taken Friday, shortly after the shooting.The lockdown was lifted in the Stumptown Road area, but the search, which included air and ground assets, expanded to the Barker Lakes area, according to The Associated Press. Knudsen said 250 law enforcement personnel were involved in Saturday's search efforts.Knudsen identified the victims in an afternoon press conference, and described the search as Montana's "priority number one."The victims were identified as Daniel Edwin Baillie, 59, Nancy Lauretta Kelley, 64, David Allen Leach, 70 andTony Wayne Palm, 74, all from Anaconda. Kelley was working as a bartender at the time. The three other victims were patrons.Knudsen announced that the U.S. Marshals Service was offering a $7,500 reward for information leading to the arrest of Brown.He also confirmed that Brown used a rifle in the shooting, and noted that Brown had access to firearms.VICTIMS OF MONTANA BAR SHOOTING IDENTIFIED AS MANHUNT FOR MILITARY VETERAN SUSPECT CONTINUESKnudsen reiterated that Brown should be considered "armed and extremely dangerous.""Absolutely there is concern that he might come back into town," Knudsen said. "By all indications, this is an unstable individual who walked in and murdered four people in cold blood for no reason whatsoever. So absolutely there is a concern for the public."The search for Brown continued on Monday.The U.S. Marshals Service upped the reward for information leading to his capture to $10,000.Gianforte held his first press conference since the bar massacre.Flanked by high-ranking local, state and federal law enforcement officials, he said he had spoken to the families of the victims to offer his condolences on behalf of the state of Montana."Since the tragic event, our Montana law enforcement officers have been unrelenting in their pursuit, working around the clock to bring this suspect, Michael Brown, to justice for his heinous acts," said Gianforte.MANHUNT INTENSIFIES FOR ARMY VETERAN SUSPECTED OF KILLING 4 IN BAR SHOOTING AFTER TRUCK FOUND ABANDONEDHe added that a Montana National Guard helicopter from the Helena Battalion and its four crew had flown 19 hours over the weekend to assist in the search, and to transport law enforcement in and out of the mountainous search area.He said that under Montana law, he is able to release emergency state funding to local law enforcement agencies at their request in times of need."This morning I received that request from Anaconda-Deer Lodge, and moments ago, I signed an executive order to support the efforts of local law enforcement," he said. "While the state has already been supporting this investigation with staff and aviation assets, this action today will ensure additional financial resources are available as we continue to track down this criminal."Knudsen provided an update on the ongoing search, and took questions from reporters.Citing the ongoing investigation, he could not confirm whether authorities had recovered a weapon used in the shooting, or whether Brown left behind any clues as to his motive.GUNMAN SHOOTS MULTIPLE PEOPLE AT MONTANA BUSINESS, AUTHORITIES LAUNCH INTENSIVE MANHUNTThe search remained ongoing on Wednesday, without new updates from authorities.Authorities continued to search for Brown on Thursday, while local residents told Fox News Digital that they feared his return to the town."He was always very skittish. Just like his thoughts were always off the wall and always giving crazy stories. But he was a very sweet guy," Jill Rowles, a bartender at Jfk Bar, just one block from The Owl Bar, told Fox News Digital.Rowles was a friend of Kelley, the victim and bartender at The Owl Bar."The town is just scared. Everybody's scared. You see everything on Facebook like that. You hear the sirens go by and your stomach just turns," she said."Everybody's in shock, and, hey, everybody's on edge. With me bartending, I'm looking at those doors constantly, she said, gesturing towards the two entrances of the bar."Another resident, Matt Fontenot, described a dispirited town that spent the week on edge."I feel like the air has almost changed, like the attitude of the town has grown just a little bit more submissive than usual, just because people feel like they don't really have control over their lives as much right now because of this," he said.The manhunt for Brown in the mountainous terrain continued in the morning.Several residents of the town expressed to Fox News Digital the desire for the manhunt to come to a conclusion - with Brown dead or alive - so the community could grieve its loss in peace.Suddenly, in the early afternoon, information began to spread that Brown had been taken into custody.Shortly thereafter, Gianforte confirmed the news on social media.At around 4:30 p.m., Gianforte and Knudsen, again surrounded by local, state and federal law enforcement, emerged from the Deer Lodge County Courthouse for a press conference to discuss Brown's arrest."Our brave men and women in law enforcement didn't waste a second," Gianforte said. "They jumped into action and began the search with the promise to not give up until they found this suspect. Today I am grateful to report that Michael Brown has been apprehended, arrested and is in custody."Knudsen then took to the podium."This really is an unprecedented level of cooperation," Knudson said, referencing local, state and federal authorities who assisted in the arrest. "It's a good day. We got our man."He gave special thanks to the U.S. Marshals Service, calling them a "huge asset to us here today" and said they were "directly involved" in Brown's Friday apprehension. He revealed that 130 personnel were involved in the search, and that tips from the community also played a significant role in capturing Brown.Brown was tracked down near a barn on private property about five-and-half miles from The Owl Bar.The officials said he was taken to a local hospital to be medically cleared, and was then booked into jail.Citing an ongoing investigation, authorities provided few other details.The charges against Brown have not been made public, nor has his motive for the alleged killings.Fox News' Alexandra Koch, Sarah Rumpf-Whitten and Adam Sabes contributed to this report.

FBI Director Kash Patel took to social media on Saturday to celebrate the bureau's successes in the first 200 days of the Trump administration."200 Days of Trump Admin, From Jan 20 to Present: FBI has arrested over 1,600 people for violent crimes against children, to include 270 arrests for human trafficking," Patel wrote on his official X account.Patel added that 1,500 kilos of fentanyl "enough lethal doses to kill 113,850,000 Americans" has also been seized in that time, which he said was a 25% increase from the same time last year, and the "most ever."KASH PATEL TORCHES CONSPIRACY THEORIES ABOUT BONDI FEUD AMID MAGA FUROR OVER EPSTEIN FILESHe added, "We look forward to working with our @SecDef and DoD partners to getting after it even more, thanks @realDonaldTrump for the new authorities."In a third post, Patel said the FBI had identified and located 4,000 child victims."FBI investigations targeting Foreign Terrorist Organizations has resulted in 1,000 arrests of those wanting to harm our nation. Seized 6,300 Kilos of methamphetamines = lives saved," he wrote, adding the hashtag "#SummerHeat."The White House also posted an article on X on Saturday, touting "200 Days of American Renewal," including "historic border security to infrastructure revitalization."BONGINO ANNOUNCES FBI APPREHENDED 449 CHILD PREDATORS, RESCUED 224 KIDS IN FIRST THREE MONTHS AS DEPUTY DIRECTORDeputy FBI Director Dan Bongino, who had considered resigning over the administrations handling of the Epstein files earlier this summer, according to a source, reposted Patels post, writing, "This isnt even the beginning of the beginning. More coming."Many in MAGA world have also been frustrated with the lack of transparency over the Epstein files.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe U.S. Department of Justice has denied the existence of an Epstein client list, and President Trump defended Attorney General Pam Bondi last month, saying "shes really done a very good job."

Like mother, like daughter.Apple Martin turned heads during an outing in the Hamptons, looking strikingly similar to her famous mother, Gwyneth Paltrow.21-year-old Martin flashed her toned figure in a red gingham triangle bikini while walking along the shoreline, drawing comparisons to photos of Paltrow doing her own frolicking in the New York hot spot.GWYNETH PALTROW COOKS TOPLESS, PROMPTS HILARIOUS RESPONSE FROM DAUGHTER APPLEThe young starlets resemblance to her famous mom appeared uncanny, as she soaked up the sun and took in the ocean breeze.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSPaltrow has previously spoken about motherhood and her regrets about not having more children.In April, the "Iron Man" actress - who was joined by husband Brad Falchuk - openly discussed the challenges of creating a "blended family" and revealed the one regret about her own children that followed her for years."My dad, Bruce Paltrow, used to say the only regret he had in his entire life was not having more kids." she said. "And I felt like that for a long time."GISELE BNDCHEN FLAUNTS STUNNING POST-BABY BODY DURING FLORIDA OUTINGPaltrow shares two children, Apple and son Moses, with ex-husband Chris Martin. Falchuk has two children, son Brody and daughter Isabella, with his ex-wife Suzanne Bukinik.Paltrow - who divorced Martin in 2016 and married Falchuck in 2018 - said combining families was tricky in the beginning.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"In an ideal world, the relationship that you have your kids in works out, and your kids never have to experience divorce or blending families or anything like that. But a lot of times, that's not the case," she said."Step-parenting is a pretty tricky arena," she continued. "It requires a great deal of accountability, vulnerability, understanding your triggers and nothing quite seems to trigger somebody, especially women, like stepmothers. What seems to happen every time is the dad is in the middle. The kids are having a hard time understanding and adjusting, they don't want to let go of the family dynamic they had, and the dad is trying to appease both and play both sides."Fox News Digital's Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.

NFL teams going head-to-head during training camp practices is relatively common. The Cincinnati Bengals are one of just three teams who have decided not to hold joint practices this year.Bengals coach Zac Taylor believes there is a better way to get his players ready for the season. The coach prefers to see some of his projected starters and even star players take reps in preseason games.Pro Bowl quarterback Joe Burrow and star wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins played in the Bengals' preseason opener against the Philadelphia Eagles Thursday. Taylor argued intrasquad competition is more beneficial than joint practices.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Im thankful this year were not doing that (joint practice)," Taylor told reporters. "Its really good for us to continue to put some install stuff in and tweak some stuff, as opposed to locking in on X opponent that you know that were gonna spend three days preparing for and practicing for and reviewing."WHAT ARE THE 10 BIGGEST STORYLINES ENTERING THE 2025 NFL SEASON?Taylor said the Bengals will have some scrimmage-style competition between the offense and defense during six practices leading up to the team's next preseason matchup."We just get to spend that on ourselves. And I think thats really needed right now for this group. Thats the way that this camp hit us this year with no practices against anybody else, just focusing on (ourselves). Im excited about it."Taylor said it will be another important week for the Bengals offensive line competition. Lucas Patrick and Cody Ford have competed at the right guard position, and the Bengals have been mixing in different second-unit offensive linemen all summer."(Its) very open," Taylor said. "I think nothing is set in stone right now. Theres still a lot of opportunity. There are eight true practices and two games, so were going to utilize every one of them to gain all the information we can out of it."The Bengals open the regular season Sept. 7 against the Cleveland Browns.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Talk show host Dr. Phil slammed the "ridiculous" outrage over actress Sydney Sweeney's viral "Great Jeans" American Eagle advertisement during an appearance on "Real Time" on Friday, and vowed to buy all of his female family members a pair of the actress' jeans to "show support."Phil McGraw, known as Dr. Phil, criticized those who equate the "Great Jeans" advertisement to the Holocaust, calling the comparison an "absolute insult" to the six million people who were killed in the tragedy."For people to go crazy over that ad and to, to say that they say she's got good genes, and for them to say that's the equivalent of the Holocaust, that this is the same as all of that, is an absolute insult. Six million people were killed, six million. Jews were massacred and murdered, and they equate that to a blue jeans ad for a Hollywood actress?" McGraw railed. "What an insult."BILL MAHER SLAMS 'ONLINE SOCIAL JUSTICE GIRLS' FOR ATTACKING SYDNEY SWEENEY OVER JEANS ADThe talk show host then revealed that he would be going out to "buy those jeans for every woman" in his family to "show support" for the actress.Prior to his comments on the controversy surrounding Sweeney's American Eagle advertisement, "Real Time" host Bill Maher brought up the actress being "exposed" as a Republican, and criticized the press for reporting on the issue as if it were a "scandal.""Sydney Sweeney came out as, not came out, she was exposed as a Republican. This is the 27-year-old big movie star now. She was on Euphoria here on this network and I think will be again when that show comes on. And she has the big jeans ad that was controversial. And they reported this like it was a scandal. She's a Republican," Maher noted. "I just got to say this is not where I want America to go. It is not a slur that someone is a Republican."CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST MEDIA AND CULTURE NEWS"Oh, it depends on where you ask the question," McGraw responded.He clarified that if you ask whether someone is a Republican in Hollywood, "it's a slur," but if you asked the same question in the Midwest, "it's not a slur."McGraw noted that being called a Republican or a Democrat, regardless of where someone lives, should never be considered an offensive remark.

Legendary New York Yankees pitcher Mariano Rivera reportedly injured an Achilles during the club's 77th Old-Timers' Day game Saturday, a team spokesperson told the New York Daily News.Fellow former Yankees pitcher Rodger Clemens first revealed the injury in an interview during the WFAN broadcast of the Yankees game."It was a fun day until we just heard about Mariano. Mariano hurt his Achilles," Clemens said. "I think he's at the hospital now."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMRivera produced one of the highlights from Saturday's Old-Timers' Day game when he came up to bat and hit a single off former teammate and fellow Yankees legend Andy Pettite.Saturday's Old-Timers' Day commemorated the Yankees' 2000 World Series victory over the crosstown rival New York Mets. Rivera, Clemens and Pettite were all key players on that team.Rivera became the first and only player to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame unanimously when he was inducted in 2019.ICHIRO SUZUKI 1 VOTE SHY OF BECOMING UNANIMOUS HALL OF FAMER, PROMPTING SOCIAL MEDIA UPROAR: 'MORONIC'Rivera, 55, endorsed President Donald Trump during Trump's 2024 presidential campaign."President Trump, he's my friend," Rivera said on WABC Radios "Sid & Friends." "I can't deny that. I will tell that to anyone. Before he was the president, he was my friend. Because of that, I'm going to vote for him."Trump awarded Rivera the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2019. Trump, a Yankees fan, praised Rivera as "maybe the greatest pitcher of all time."Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

President Donald Trump said Saturday he was nominating U.S. State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce to become the next deputy representative to the United Nations."I am pleased to announce that I am nominating Tammy Bruce, a Great Patriot, Television Personality, and Bestselling Author, as our next Deputy Representative of the United States to the United Nations, with the rank of Ambassador," the president wrote on social media."Since the beginning of my Second Term, Tammy has been serving with distinction as Spokesperson of the State Department, where she did a fantastic job. Tammy Bruce will represent our Country brilliantly at the United Nations. Congratulations Tammy!"Bruce has defended the Trump administration's immigration policies and its position on the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.SENATE DRIVES OFF FOR RECESS, LEAVING TRUMP'S 150+ STALLED CONFIRMATIONS IN ITS WAKELast week, she warned Russia on Fox News that it needs to take Trump "seriously on his deadline for a ceasefire.Bruce has been with the administration since Trump took office.Before Trump tapped her as State Department spokesperson, she was a longtime conservative commentator and contributor to Fox News.When Trump chose her for the State Department, he described her as a "highly respected political analyst who understood the power and importance of MAGA early on."HERE'S HOW WE TAKE AMERICA FIRST TO THE UNITED NATIONS"As one of the longest-serving News Contributors, Tammy has brought TRUTH to the American People for over two decades," Trump added. "I know she will bring that same strength of conviction and fearless spirit to her new position as State Department Spokesperson."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPDorothy Shea, who served as deputy ambassador last year, is the current acting ambassador.Trump's nominee for U.N. ambassador, Mike Waltz, is still awaiting confirmation.