As part of his renewed New York City mayoral campaign, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo is proposing "Zohran's law" to prevent high-income individuals from occupying rent-stabilized apartments. The proposal is a pointed jab at his opponent, Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, who occupies a rent-stabilized apartment in Astoria, Queens."Rent-stabilized apartments when they're vacant should only be rented to people who need affordable housing, not people like Zohran Mamdani," Cuomo told reporters in a video posted on social media.Cuomo, who resigned as governor of New York in 2021 in the face of multiple controversies, told Mamdani over the weekend that it's "time to move out." The former governor's message, posted on X along with an edited video of Mamdani admitting he pays "$2,300 for my one bedroom in Astoria," has amassed more than 33 million views."You don't need to be renting rent-stabilized units to wealthy people," he continued. "Otherwise, what you are doing is you are abusing the system. I am going to propose not renting out [rent-stabilized] apartments, by law, except to a person who actually needs affordable housing. And, I'm going to call it 'Zohran's law' because it's an abuse of the system."CUOMO CALLS OUT NYC MAYORAL CANDIDATE MAMDANI OVER ALLEGED RENT-STABILIZED APARTMENT: 'MOVE OUT IMMEDIATELY'Chief among Mamdani's now-infamous progressive policy proposals is his commitment to freezing rents."As Mayor, Zohran will immediately freeze the rent for all stabilized tenants, and use every available resource to build the housing New Yorkers need and bring down the rent," according to Mamdani's campaign website.SOCIALIST'S NYC MAYORAL WIN SPARKS FIERCE DEBATE OVER FEASIBILITY OF RADICAL POLICY AGENDAMamdani has accused incumbent Mayor Eric Adams of appointing Rent Guidelines Board members to raise rents on stabilized apartments. While landlords and advocates argue the freeze would be illegal, Mamdani can accomplish this goal by appointing members to the board who wouldn't vote to increase the rent.Former Mayor Bill de Blasio's board voted to freeze the rent three times during his tenure.Cuomo was the favorite to win the Democratic nomination in June. But since Mamdani's political upset and Cuomo's subsequent decision to remain in the race as an independent candidate, the former governor has ramped up his social media strategy, opting for snappy videos and punchy attack lines.Cuomo had previously called the democratic socialist's plan to freeze rent a "politically convenient posture," and said such a move would hurt landlords who would be "unable to maintain their buildings."As Cuomo's fiery social media posts about Mamdani's rent-controlled apartment made the rounds, de Blasio who has yet to endorse a candidate in the race to run the nation's most populous city fired back at his governor."I did a rent freeze and almost 2 million hard-working New Yorkers benefited. @ZohranKMamdani wants to do a rent freeze. You know who doesnt want to do a rent freeze? @andrewcuomo, and he thinks he can trick us into forgetting that," de Blasio trolled on X.In a prior post, Cuomo told his now more than 100,000 followers that because of Mamdani, "Somewhere last night in New York City, a single mother and her children slept at a homeless shelter," and called on him to "move out immediately and give your affordable housing back to an unhoused family who need it.""No matter which way you cut it: Zohran Mamdani is a rich person. You are actually very rich. Yet you and your wife pay $2,300 a month, as you have bragged, for a nice apartment in Astoria. That should be housing for someone who needs it. We are in the middle of a historic affordability crisis. Millions of low income New Yorkers need this apartment and an apartment like it. Yet your apartment remains rented to rich people who dont need it," Cuomo continued.During a campaign event on Monday, Mamdani responded to Cuomo's freshly proposed law "that will keep the rich out of New Yorks affordable housing.""What do we know about this policy proposal beyond the fact that it seeks to evict me from my apartment?" Mamdani questioned on Monday."Like so much of Andrew Cuomo's politics, it is characterized by a petty vindictiveness. It leaves far more questions than it has answers. How many New Yorkers would this apply to? How many New Yorkers would be evicted from their apartments? How many New Yorkers would have their lives upended by a former governor who is responding to the fact that he was handily beaten by a tenant of a rent-stabilized apartment?" Mamdani asked."I live rent-free in his head," Mamdani trolled Cuomo, arguing he had many years to implement such policies as governor but is now only focused on trying to reckon with a "political defeat."Soon after Mamdani's criticism, the Cuomo campaign unveiled his proposal to protect rent-stabilized apartments from being occupied by high-income individuals."Under Cuomos proposal, when a rent-stabilized apartment becomes vacant, the incoming individual income would be capped so that the annual rent makes up at least 30 percent of that income. For example, if an apartment rents for $2,500 a month ($30,000 per year), the new tenants income could not exceed $100,000," according to the plan.The Cuomo campaign also clarified that "Zohran's law" would only apply to vacant apartments.

The mother of an aspiring country singer died in a home invasion stabbing in the family's home in Virginia's historic Shenandoah Valley before his father, who was also injured in the attack, grabbed a handgun and fatally shot the attacker, according to local authorities.The intruder killed Holly Hatcher, a 62-year-old former teacher, before her husband, Michael Hatcher, 65, fired the fatal shot around midnight on Sunday, Aug. 3. Their 31-year-old son Spencer Hatcher, an up-and-coming country crooner, canceled several upcoming shows as his family deals with his mother's death."Speaking personally, this is 31 years in law enforcement for me, I have never seen anything like this in my entire career, just the way the unusual, unique and just crazy situation that this turned out to be," Rockingham County Sheriff Bryan Hutcheson said in a video posted to the department's Facebook page.ARKANSAS HIKING MURDERS: TIMELINE REVEALS TEACHER SUSPECTS ROUTE FROM CLASSROOM TO COURTROOMThe Rockingham County Sheriff's Office identified the deceased suspect as 41-year-old Kevin Moses Walker of Pikesville, Maryland, who had no known criminal history, violent or otherwise, aside from a bar car crash just two days before the home invasion.Hutcheson, who said he's known the family for years, revealed a family connection to Holly Hatcher.NEWLYWEDS' HONEYMOON TRIP ENDS IN FIERY CRASH THAT KILLS HUSBAND AND BABY DAUGHTER"My oldest son had Holly as a teacher in school, absolutely loved her, and I'm sure I can speak for many, many other children she taught over the years as to what a wonderful, wonderful teacher and influence on their life that she was," he said.Walker entered the home with a "large knife" in a seemingly random and "highly unusual" crime, the sheriff said. Details about what happened inside remain hazy but Walker fatally stabbed Holly Hatcher before a life-and-death fight with her husband, who had visible wounds when deputies arrived and was wearing a large bandage on his forearm during a public appearance days later.IDAHO VICTIMS' FAMILIES TO ADDRESS KILLER DIRECTLY AT KOHBERGER SENTENCINGThe struggle ended in the driveway, where he retrieved a loaded pistol from his vehicle and fired a single shot, killing Walker, Hutcheson said.A potential motive remains under investigation.Investigators said over the weekend that Walker had rented a campsite at Endless Caverns, a landmark cave system that attracts tourists from around the world, two days before the attack. He also paid for and took a tour of the caverns before buying a sleeping bag and knife at a Walmart in town, where police saw him on surveillance video.Early on Aug. 2, state police found Walker's vehicle abandoned and disabled near the park, Hutcheson said. They found damage to a nearby store consistent with having been rammed by a motor vehicle. Nothing was stolen.Walker had no known history of violence or crime at the time, Hutcheson said.A house fire on Aug. 3, about five hours before the murder, had no connection to the suspect and was accidental in nature, he added.In the aftermath, Michael Hatcher said both the sheriff's office and local community had been pillars of support for his family.AMERICANS AT RISK 'ANYWHERE' AFTER 6 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ARE CHARGED IN MOTHER'S MURDER: CONGRESSMAN"I've heard a lot of you say that there are no words to explain this, and there aren't and there's going to be questions that will never be answered," Michael Hatcher said in a video posted by the sheriff's office. "But all I can tell you is, we've cried, we've hurt, we've hugged, and we have found more love than we have ever known has existed between us and between you. Thank you."In a statement, Holly Hatcher's former employer, Rockingham County Public Schools, remembered her as a "beloved" colleague who spent 19 years there.Spencer Hatcher signed with Nashville's Stone Country Records in October.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"When Spencer first came onto my radar, his style and sky-high potential reminded me of a young George Strait, so I knew we had to sign him," country music executive Benny Brown said in a press release announcing the deal. "He feels like the right artist arriving at just the right time in country music."In a post to his Instagram account, Spencer Hatcher told fans he was canceling at least three upcoming appearances: at the VOA Country Music Fest in Ohio and the Rockingham County Fair in Harrisonburg, Virginia."I hope to make these dates up to my fans in the future," he wrote. "I appreciated everyone that has lent their support to me and my loved ones."

Jen Pawol made MLB history over the weekend as the first female umpire to be featured in a big league game after over a decade serving in the minor leagues.While she made her debut on the bases during the Atlanta Braves-Miami Marlins Saturday doubleheader, she was behind the plate for the first time during the series finale on Sunday.Pawols umpire report card is in.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMUmpScorecards, which accumulates data for all home plate umpires throughout the season, shared Pawols performance results from Sunday. She called 92.72% of balls and strikes accurately, according to the outlet, getting 140 out of 151 taken pitches called correctly.The average for umpires this season has been 94.23%, according to the data.JEN PAWOL MAKES HISTORY AS MLB'S FIRST FEMALE UMP: 'THE DREAM ACTUALLY CAME TRUE TODAY'Breaking down the report card more, Pawols called ball accuracy was 95%, with five of the 104 balls called inaccurately. The average for umpires this season is 97%.For called strike accuracy, her mark was 88%, which is the average for all umpires in 2025. She called six of 47 strikes inaccurately, according to the report.While the relative accuracy was -1.4% below expected, Pawol received a great review from Marlins manager Clayton McCullough after the game."I think Jen did a really nice job," he said, via The New York Post."I think shes very composed back there. She handled and managed the game very well. And big day for her. Big day for Major League Baseball. I congratulated her again on that because its quite the accomplishment."Pawol, who played softball at Hofstra University, spent 10 seasons in the minor leagues, serving as an umpire for more than 1,200 games. She said that "the dream actually came true" when she ran onto the field during Saturdays doubleheader, where a loud cheer from fans at Truist Park in Atlanta rained down."Im still living in it, and Im just so grateful to my family, to Major League Baseball for just creating such an amazing work environment, to the umpires that I work with we have just amazing camaraderie. Were working hard, but were having fun. And Im just so thankful," Pawol said.While Pawols next MLB assignment remains unclear shes whats considered a rover that is called up from the minor leagues to call games history was made in Atlanta this weekend.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A nuclear power plant in Petit Fort Philippe, France, was shut down on Sunday for an unusual reason.France's Gravelines nuclear power plant had issues with its cooling systems which were impacted by a swarm of jellyfish.Reactors were impacted as the plant temporarily halted production due to "massive and unpredictable" jellyfish filling the filter drums of the pumping stations, Reuters reported.NEW BRIDGE WILL LINK POPULAR ISLAND TO MAINLAND AS CRITICS WARN OF MAFIA, EARTHQUAKESThe Gravelines nuclear power plant is one of Frances largest facilities, producing 900 megawatts of power in each of its six units.The safety of the facilities, staff and environment were not impacted, per Reuters.The water from the plant comes from the North Sea.Several jellyfish species can be found in the North Sea as the creatures get carried away with the undertow, given offshore winds.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleThe undercurrent can then move the jellyfish toward the beach, according to the Reddingsbrigade Noordwijk Association.Derek Wright, U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Fisheries (NOAA) marine biologist, told Reuters that jellyfish have been breeding faster of late due to warm water."Areas like the North Sea are becoming warmer, [and] the reproductive window is getting wider and wider," said Wright.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERHe added, "Jellyfish can also hitch rides on tanker ships, entering the ships' ballast tank in one port and often getting pumped out into waters halfway across the globe."The British Natural History Museum linked oil and gas extraction to pollution in the North Sea."High levels of pollutants in the sediment near platforms caused natural food webs to break down, leaving a simpler and less diverse ecosystem behind," the museum wrote on its site.The North Sea is one of the largest areas of offshore oil and gas extraction in the world, the museum said.

At least two people are dead, and the suspected gunman is in custody after a shooting at a Target store in Austin, Texas, on Monday.The Austin Police Department said officers responded to a shooting at the Target on Research Boulevard.In a post on X, police said two victims were dead, and a suspect had been detained.3 SHOT IN TIMES SQUARE, 17-YEAR-OLD SUSPECT DETAINED AFTER LATE-NIGHT DISPUTEPolice initially said the suspect was at large and described the suspect as a White man, possibly wearing khaki shorts and a Hawaiian floral shirt.In a later post on X, Austin Police said the suspect has been detained."The scene is still active, and the investigation is ongoing at this time," police said.This is a developing story.

In an ever-evolving world of smartphones, Samsung's devices, include foldable and flipable models with advanced AI features as well as high-tech, budget-friendly options. Whether youre eyeing the sleek design of the newest Galaxy S series, or youre intrigued by the Galaxy Z foldables, finding the perfect balance between price and performance is key.Weve lined up some of the newest Samsung models on the market on sale now to help you decide which version is best for your needs.Original price: $2,119.99Samsungs Galaxy Z Fold7 flips foldout technology on its head, quite literally. Instead of the classic flip phone design, the Z Fold7 folds in half the long way. You get a bigger screen for watching shows, movies or using your favorite apps, but the phone compactly folds down whenever you need to take calls or store it away.The camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is Samsungs most high-tech camera on their folding phones. The ProVisual Engine helps you take detailed photos in an instant. Overall, you get Samsungs best features all in an extremely lightweight and durable phone that doubles your screen space.Get the Galaxy Z Fold7 onSamsungs site oron Amazon.If you're an Amazon Prime member,you can get these phones sent to your door ASAP. You canjoin or start a 30-day free trialto start your shopping today.Original price: $1,219.99For the slimmest Samsung phone yet, the Galaxy Z Flip7 offers a modern take on the classic flip-phone. Instead of shoving an oversized phone into your pocket, you can fold it in half to fit your phone into a small bag or pants without deep pockets. Samsung allows more customization with the Z Flip7. Even when your phone is shut, you can customize your screen, adding apps, widgets and shortcuts right from the FlexWindow, so theres no need to flip open your phone.Gemini is integrated into the Z Flip7, so you can ask questions and get updated on your schedule all hands-free. You can also take a hands-free selfie with the FlexCam. Just rest your folded phone on top of any surface and ask Gemini to take a picture!Get theGalaxy Z Flip7 on Samsungs site oron Amazon.Original price: $1,299.99The Galaxy S25 Ultra is packed with specialty features Samsung users will love. Google Gemini is built in, so you can ask questions, text your friends, load shows and more just by asking. You can also stay up to date with Samsungs Now Brief. First thing in the morning (and whenever else you need it), youll be updated on your schedule and reminders using Galaxy AI.Another AI feature included with the S25 Ultra is the Audio Eraser with the AI camera. You can capture videos in low light with background noise, only to have the Eraser limit the noise and brighten up your favorite moments. Theres also an advanced portrait feature that rivals the iPhone. You can adjust skin tons, preserve natural textures and create an image that truly stands out.Get the Galaxy S25 Ultra fromSamsungs site oron Amazon.MACBOOK AIR HITS RECORD LOW PRICE AMID APPLE DISCOUNTSOriginal price: $1,219.99Users looking for Samsungs most lightweight option should look no further than the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. Packed with many of the same features as the S25 Ultra, but with a smaller, more lightweight design, you get the best of both worlds.The Galaxy S25 Edge features a 200MP camera that captures videos and pictures in any setting. Even when taking images or videos in dark and noisy rooms, you can minimize unwanted sounds and use Night Video to fully capture whats around you. Also included with the S25 Edge are the same AI features in many of Samsungs latest releases. You get personalized insight into your schedule to help prepare for your day.Get the Galaxy S25 Edge fromSamsungs site oron Amazon.BAG A BIG SCREEN BARGAIN WITH UP TO 50% OFF TVSOriginal price: $499.99Samsungs Galaxy A56 has a triple-lens camera that is best for amateur photographers who dont need professional-quality images. The 50MP camera still captures details, even from far distances. This lightweight phone is a budget-friendly option that has a long, 29-hour battery life. With Super Fast Charging, you dont need to wait hours before unplugging your phone.Where the Galaxy A56 shines is in its vivid, 6.7-inch screen. You can watch your favorite shows and movies and browse your favorite apps on a crystal-clear display. The A56 is also designed with faster speeds, so theres little to no lag when youre talking on the phone, gaming or watching shows.Get the Galaxy A56 Edge fromSamsungs site oron Amazon.Original price: $199.99When you just need the basics, the Galaxy A16 gives you everything you need and a little bit more. While you wont get all the AI features other Samsung phones have, you still get an ultra-clear 6.7-inch screen with a triple-lens camera. The A16 is also more durable than previous versions, with an improved IP54 rating, so dropping your phone a few times wont necessarily crack it.The A16 is unique in its health insights you can connect your Galaxy A16 and Fit3 to track your steps, sleep patterns and heart rate. You can see all your metrics in one place with the Samsung Health app.Get the Galaxy A16 Edge fromSamsungs site oron Amazon.For more deals, visit www.foxnews.com/dealsWhen trying to decide which Samsung phone makes the most sense for you, theres a lot to sort through. Weve answered some of the most common questions consumers have about Samsungs smartphones.Samsungs high-tech models, like the Z Fold7, Z FlipZ and A56 all have longer battery life than lower-budget models. The A56, for example, allows you to watch up to 29 hours of shows or movies on a full charge. Plus, it charges ultra-fast even when its dead.Samsungs smartphone lineup is divided into distinct series: A, S and Z. The A series is more for the mid-range to budget-conscious shoppers, while the S series is all about cutting-edge technology. The Z series has even more high-tech options, such as foldable and flip options.Samsung phones come with Google built in, so the more advanced models have Gemini. You can ask Gemini questions, have it set reminders, play your favorite shows and much more.

The illegal immigrant convicted killer of Maryland mom Rachel Morin was sentenced Monday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.Morin, a 37-year-old mother of five, was jogging along the Ma & Pa Trail in Bel Air, a quaint community northeast of Baltimore, when Victor Martinez-Hernandez, 24, ambushed and beat her to death on Aug. 5, 2023.On Monday, the illegal migrant was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole, with an additional 40 years, for Morin's murder."Rachel Morins presence was powerfully felt in the courtroom today as her children, siblings, and mother spoke from the heart," the Morin family's attorney, Randolph Rice, told Fox News Digital. "They shared their deep love for her, the irreplaceable void her absence has left in their lives, and their unwavering commitment to honor her memory by seeking justice today and protecting others from suffering the same fate."ANGEL MOM OF RACHEL MORIN CONDEMNS DEMS' TRIP TO SEE DEPORTED MIGRANT, MAINSTREAM MEDIA BIASMorin's five children as well as her mother shared emotional victim impact statements prior to Martinez-Hernandez's sentencing."Before my mom was murdered, the world made sense to me. Life made sense to me," said Morin's daughter, Faye, FOX Baltimore reported. "Now my heart is broken. Victor [Martinez-Hernandez] is evil and changed my entire life for the worst. Now, I ask you to change his life for the worst."Morin's mother, Patty, spoke in person, as well. Standing just feet from Martinez-Hernandez and in tears, according to the outlet, she questioned: "What person could commit such horrific crimes?"ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT SUSPECT IN JOCELYN NUNGARAY'S MURDER NOW ACCUSED OF PRIOR SEXUAL ASSAULT IN COSTA RICAHarford County State's Attorney Alison Healey also revealed that 53 images of child porn were found on his computer, saying that "some were obvious [sic] infants and toddlers.""The defendant is completely and entirely unamenable to treatment or rehabilitation," she said. "If he is released, our community is in grave danger ... It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when."In a statement Monday, Acting ICE director Todd Lyons said that Morin "was stolen from her family be a reprehensible criminal alien who never should have been in this county in the first place.""Our hearts are with the Morin family and all families of those who have lost a loved one to illegal alien crime. Because of them, we will never lose sight of our responsibility to protect and serve the American public."Martinez-Hernandez, a migrant from El Salvador, fled Maryland after the killing. He was arrested in Oklahoma 10 months later, ending a nationwide manhunt. The family's attorney said that immigration was not a central topic at the Morin family kitchen table prior to 2023."Frankly, it was hard to see how illegal immigrants impacted their lives in small-town Bel Air, Maryland. But after Rachel was murdered their perspective changed drastically," Rice said. "While feeling lost in the wake of their loss, the support from President Trump and his promise to close the Southern border brought some comfort."ILLEGAL ACCUSED IN JOGGER RACHEL MORIN'S MURDER SET TO FACE FAMILY, JURYAuthorities previously found that Martinez-Hernandez was wanted for killing another woman in his country. However, on Monday, Martinez-Hernandez's attorneys said that he had been acquitted last year on a murder charge in El Salvador."During theBiden-Harris Administration, the US Border Patrol missed multiple chances to detain him and prevent him from making his way to Rachel. Now, the Morins have a renewed sense of hope that under the current administration, there won't be more families victimized by illegal immigrant crime," Rice told Fox News Digital.WATCH:Patty Morin has been vocal in calling her daughters death preventable."Speaking with the Morin family as they prepared for the sentencing, I noticed a palpable sadness," Rice told Fox News Digital. "It's the same heaviness they felt in the weeks after Rachel's body was found in a storm drain off of her hometown walking trail two years ago.""Back then,they were shocked and overwhelmed by thebrutality of her rape and murder. Now, there is a differenttype of grief. They are grateful that herkiller will die in prison, where he can't hurt anyone else. But for Rachel's mother in particular, thereis a fear of Rachel's memory fading as this case wraps up in the justice system. Monday's sentencing hearing will be the Morin family's chance to share how this horrific crime has affected their lives and speak directly to the monster who took Rachel. They don't have much hope that he will understand the impact of his actions, but they appreciate any opportunity to share Rachel's legacy.

Comedian Bill Maher told actress Drew Barrymore during his podcast on Monday that the 2024 election showed left-wing censorship was dead."You have a lot of bravado about what you think is the truth or not. But it's just so refreshing, like you were doing this before it was so dangerous, and it is just way too dangerous now. But you're still doing it," Barrymore said on Maher's "Club Random" podcast."It's slightly less dangerous than it was two years ago because we did have a vibe change and because the Democrats lost so badly in 2024. The blush is off the rose on left-wing censorship and 'oh my God, you can't say that.' Stop telling me what I can do, what I can say, what I can think, who my heroes are supposed to be," he said.BILL MAHER'S GUEST APPLAUDS HOST'S TIRADE AGAINST 'WEAK AND WOKE' DEMS WHO THINK AMERICA IS 'CRINGE'"Just, you know, just get the f--- off of me. Get back up off of me. That is a lot of just what viscerally is going on with me when I have issues with the left. Just get the f--- off of me. First of all, I don't believe you. You're not better. You're a lot of posers. Not all of you, but just get the f--- off of me," he said.Barrymore praised Maher for calling out people on both sides of the political aisle."Well, that's what I like is it's, you call people out from all different areas and I don't even know how to address parties anymore. Everything is so different now," Barrymore said.The actress and daytime talk show host followed up and asked Maher what scared him as someone who speaks his "truth."BILL MAHER CORRECTS GUEST WHO SAYS HE LEFT DEMOCRATIC PARTY, SAYS HE WAS NEVER THERE TO BEGIN WITH"Oh, what scares me is, um, a little bit me, that, you know, at any moment you can say something that, really, in private conversation wouldn't upset anybody. But these snitches and b----- will be able to use it to attack and end you, which they did once on Politically Incorrect," he said.Maher has been particularly critical of the left since President Donald Trump's return to office, recently calling out the "stupid woke" on his podcast last month."That is something that, again, is infuriating about the far left, I would say. Call them whatever they wanted. Not the woke, the stupid woke, like Whoopi Goldberg, love her, but when she said a couple weeks ago that being Black was the same as being a woman in Iran, its like, yeah, in 1920, but not today," Maher said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREMaher defended actress Sydney Sweeney against "online social justice girls" earlier this month, who are calling the actress' viral "good jeans" advertisement with American Eagle "racist."Maher mocked those who are calling the actress a "Nazi" and a "White supremacist" on his show on Friday, joking that the same people who claim there's "no such thing as good genes" are not practicing what they preach.

Robbie Brewer, a short-track racecar driver, died over the weekend after suffering a medical emergency while competing in a race.Brewers vehicle smashed head-on into a wall at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on Saturday night. He was competing in the 20-lap Sportsman Series race, which occurs every weekend across four divisions.The car came to a halt near the finish line, and the 53-year-old Brewer was taken out of it after track workers took the roof off.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBrewer was rushed to Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist hospital, where he eventually died, per the Winston-Salem Journal."We are saddened by the passing of Robbie Brewer after he was transported to an area medical facility following an on-track medical incident," track officials said in a statement on Sunday.INDYCAR STAR JOSEF NEWGARDEN FLIPS IN TERRIFYING CRASH AT WTT RACEWAY"Robbie was a talented and passionate race, and highly respected competitior among his peers. Our thoughts and prayers are with Robbies family and friends at this time."Details of Brewers medical emergency were not disclosed.Brad Lewis, a fellow driver at Bowman Gray, said Brewer "was like a big brother to me even though we were not that far apart in age." Lewis race shop was near where Brewer lived."He was a wheelman thorugh and through," Lewis added. "Im not only going to honor him the rest of the season, but for as long as we race out there. Hell be missed."Brewer has been racing at the track, which served as a preseason NASCAR Cup Series exhibition event back in February, since 1990.Brewer made almost 260 Sportsman Division starts, and he won the championship in 2011, according to the Winston-Salem Journal.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Joanna Gaines is sharing the difficulties that have come with sending her daughter, Ella, off to college for the first time and saying goodbye to her son, Drake, as he tackles his third year of college.On Sunday, Gaines took to Instagram and shared a room full of boxes with an emotional caption."They told me it would go by quicker than I think.That the days are slow but the years are fast.And darn it if they were right. This beautiful gift of time has roared past us all just like I was told."APP USERS CLICK HERE"Help me to embrace change with a heart filled with hope for the part I know to be truer than the restmy kids and I may have been made for each other, but I also believe they were made for more. More experiences, more knowledge, more growing than could ever happen within our walls," Gaines said.CHIP AND JOANNA GAINES' MAGNOLIA NETWORK BACKLASH PUTS HOME RENOVATION STAR IN HOT SEATShe continued, "My oldest son left for his third year of college while my oldest daughter packs for her first year across the country. This season already feels like one big, breathless surrender. Lord, how do I hold them close while also letting go?"Gaines signed off by addressing parents who are sending their kids off to college and those who still have their children at home."And lets all lean on each other when the time comes to hold it together," she concluded.Joanna and Chip Gaines are parents to five children: Ella, Drake, Crew, Emmie and Duke.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSEarlier Sunday, Joanna shared an Instagram reel enjoying one last family dinner before two of her kids head off to college."Gulp. Last dinner together before our oldest heads back to college and our second is about to leave home for her freshman year.""Thankful for the group hug and all the puppies to help me work through my wide range of emotions. And also Crew's motor bike, it made me feel like a kid again. I love you kids so much," she captioned her video.Joanna has not shared where Ella and Drake are enrolled in college.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERIn July, Joanna told People it was going to be harder for her to say goodbye to Ella than it was to send Drake off."Ella, our second kiddo, she's graduating this year, so we're going through that again with another kid leaving the nest and trying to stay emotionally stable."Chip asked, "Do you think this is going to be harder [than with Drake?]"Joanna replied, "Yes. I think there's an emotional difference. With Ella, we love to go to antiques shops, plant shops and go get coffee that's our rhythm. I kind of feel like I'm losing a friend in my everyday life. It feels like what's coming this summer will be a tidal wave of emotions, and I am not going to brace; I'm going to stand there and take it with him."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP