U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro on Tuesday announced an indictment in Washington, D.C., accusing Jimmy "Barbecue" Chrizier and Bazile Richardson, a naturalized U.S. citizen, of conspiring to send U.S. funds to finance Chriziers Haitian gang.The Department of Justice (DOJ) said Chrizier is a fugitive and is believed to be in Haiti.His co-defendant, Richardson, who also goes by "Fredo," "Fred Lion," "Leo Danger," and "Lepe Blode," was arrested in Pasadena, Texas on July 23.Pirro said Tuesday that Chrizier is a gang leader who orchestrated and committed various acts of violence against Haitians.DOJ CONSIDERS SEEKING DEATH PENALTY AGAINST DC SHOOTING SUSPECT CHARGED WITH HATE CRIMEIn 2020, the U.S. sanctioned Chrizier under the Magnitsky Act for his alleged human rights violations. His indictment makes it the first of its kind for an individual sanctioned under the international Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, Pirro added.Richardson and Chrizier grew up together in Haiti, though the former later became a naturalized U.S. citizen and was living in North Carolina.Richardson was indicted for allegedly sending money to Chrizier, knowing that he had been sanctioned under the Magnitsky Act.LEGAL IMMIGRANT'S STATUS REVOKED OVER CAMPAIGN OF VIOLENCE, GANG SUPPORT IN HAITI: ICE"I want to let the public know that anyone who was giving money to Chrizier, also known as Barbecue, because of his violent acts in his home country, cannot say I didn't know. I didn't know that he was sanctioned by the U.S government," Pirro said. "They will be prosecuted, and we will find them because they are supporting an individual who was committing human rights abuses. And we will not look the other way."The State Departments Transnational Organized Crime Rewards Program announced Tuesday that it is offering a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the arrest or conviction of Chrizier. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is encouraged to contact the State Department."Theres a good reason that theres a $5 million reward for information leading to Chriziers arrest. Hes a gang leader responsible for heinous human rights abuses, including violence against American citizens in Haiti," Pirro said. "The U.S. government sanctioned Chrizier in 2020 because he was responsible for an ongoing campaign of violence, including the 2018 La Saline massacre, in which 71 people were killed, more than 400 houses were destroyed, and at least seven women raped by armed gangs."Court documents show that Chrizier is a former officer in the Haitian National Police and leader of a gang known as the Revolutionary Forces of the G9 Family and Allies, which helped create a gang alliance called Viv Ansanm. The alliance united many of Haiti's criminal gangs in opposition to the legitimate government of Haiti.ALLEGED TREN DE ARAGUA BOSS ADDED TO FBIS MOST WANTED, SANCTIONED BY TREASURY: 'NO BORDER WILL SHIELD HIM'The indictment alleges Chrizier and Richardson, after Chrizier was sanctioned, led a wide-ranging conspiracy with people in the U.S., Haiti and other places to raise money for Chriziers gang activities, in violation of the sanctions.Specifically, the two men solicited money from members of the Haitian diaspora in the U.S."After sending funds to intermediaries in Haiti for Chriziers benefit, the U.S. and Haitian co-conspirators would send Chrizier images of receipts from money transfers," the DOJ said. "Chrizier used these funds principally to pay salaries to the members of his gang and to acquire firearms from illicit firearms dealers in Haiti."The Trump administration, in May, designated Viv Ansanm and Gran Grif two of Haitis most powerful gang networks as foreign terrorist organizations and specifically designated terrorists.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe move was aimed at disrupting the gangs operations and supporting efforts to restore order in the troubled Caribbean nation.The designations brought serious legal consequences. Individuals or entities that provide material support to Viv Ansanm or Gran Grif could face criminal charges, loss of immigration benefits or removal from the U.S.

Conservative media commentator Benny Johnson scolded reporters who he accused of lying about how safe Washington, D.C. is during Tuesday's White House press briefing.White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt kicked off the briefing by calling on Johnson, who sat in the new media seat established at the beginning of President Donald Trump's second term."As a D.C. resident of 15 years, I lived on Capitol Hill. I witnessed so many muggings and so much theft, I've lost track," Johnson said. "I was carjacked. I have murders on my ring camera and mass shootings. I witnessed a woman on my block get held up at gunpoint for $20, and my house was set ablaze in an arson with my infant child inside."CNN'S EFFORT TO RIDICULE TRUMP AS WASHINGTON'S BATMAN BACKFIRES AS SOCIAL MEDIA HAILS COOL COMPARISON"And so, to any reporter that says and lies that D.C. is a safe place to live and work, let me just say this: Thank you," he said, turning to Leavitt. "Thank you for making the city safe. Because no parent should have to go through what my family went through, having the fire department rip open their door to save their infant child. And so, thank you for your work on securing this city."The YouTube host went on to ask Leavitt to respond to attacks made by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reacting to Trump's crackdown on crime in the nation's capitol."Well, first of all, Benny, I'm so sorry that happened to you and your family," Leavitt responded. "There have been, unfortunately, far too many victims of crime in this city. And I know the majority of residents in the District of Columbia agree with you."TRUMP'S PLAN TO DEPLOY NATIONAL GUARD IN DC SPARKS BACKLASH FROM RESIDENTSBUT SOME WELCOME ITLeavitt went on to cite a Washington Post poll taken in May 2024 showing "65%" of D.C. residents think crime is a serious problem, up from 56% from the year prior."So it's quite funny how many of you in the media agreed with what the President was saying yesterday. But now, once the President says it, many of you are disagreeing with him," Leavitt chided the press. "So, the concern that you share with so many other residents in the District of Columbia is real, and that's why this President is taking action to address it."CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST NEWS IN MEDIA AND CULTURELeavitt called the Democratic Party pushback "despicable," saying it "should be a winning issue for all Americans.""I don't understand it's just anything President Trump does, the Democrats want to disagree with," Leavitt said. "I think the President would love to work with Democrats on this issue to bring law and order to America's cities, but unfortunately, they have failed. And that's why he's taken this historic action to federalize the National Guard. And, as you're seeing from last night's numbers, we already have seen success. We are removing violent offenders, we are arresting criminals, and we are removing drugs and firearms off the streets of the city to make it safer for all of its residents."Johnson also asked Leavitt if the President would honor Edward "Big Balls" Coristine, a 19-year-old former DOGE staffer, who was attacked in D.C., by giving him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.Leavitt said she hadn't spoken to Trump about it, but also said it could be something he'd consider.

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content. Here's what's happening-Female military recruits surge across all service branches-Climate group scrubs judges' names from website after unearthed chats unmasked cozy ties-DC paid protester requests surge 400% amid Trumps federal takeover of city police: crowd companyThe federal government argued before a California judge -- the brother of a retired Supreme Court justice -- that President Donald Trump acted within his legal authority by deploying the National Guard and Marines to quell immigration riots in Los Angeles earlier this year.Judge Charles Breyer sibling of President Bill Clinton-appointed Justice Stephen Breyer heard testimony in the case brought by the Newsom administration over whether the federal government violated federal law in its use of the military on domestic soil and/or the 10th Amendment.The case is expected to test the limits of a presidents power as commander in chief, as the 1878 Posse Comitatus Act born out of Reconstruction requires either an act of Congress or constitutional authorization to use the U.S. military for domestic law enforcementREAD MORE.NUMBERS IN DOUBT: Trumps pick to lead labor stats agency could pause monthly jobs report over accuracy concernsBOOTS ON STANDBY: Pentagon drawing up quick reaction force of National Guard ready to quell civil unrest at any moment: reportDOGE VICTORY: DOGE lands big legal win as appeals court strikes down preliminary injunction'UNFORTUNATE': White House criticizes judge's decision not to unseal Epstein associate grand jury testimonyCAMPUS CRACKDOWN: Trump admin rips George Washington University in DC as 'deliberately indifferent' to antisemitismMONEY PIT: Trump blasts Too Late Powell again, threatens lawsuit over Feds $3B HQ renovations'AWFUL LOT WRONG': Unearthed emails reveal how White House nixed Biden visiting ship because of 'how many steps were involved'DICTATOR'S REIGN: Venezuela human rights hit new low as US puts $50M bounty on Maduro's head: State DepartmentNEW FINDINGS: State Department report condemns South Africa over 'extrajudicial killings' in annual Human Rights report'STUPID BEHAVIOR': Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene explains why she's 'extremely frustrated' with DC lawmakersTIDE TURNS: Senate Democrats show shift on Israel as Sanders-backed arms blockade gains tractionRED STATE REBELLION: Bernie Sanders brings 'Fighting Oligarchy Tour' to Trump strongholds across deep-red West VirginiaFLORIDA'S 'CHUCK NORRIS': DeSantis picks the Chuck Norris of Florida politics as new top deputyPARTISAN PLAYBOOK: Dems suggest GOP redistricting has forced them to play partisan politics, Republicans argue nothing's changedRUNAWAY REBELLION: Texas Republicans seek to domesticate rogue Dems for breaking quorum'VERY CONCERNED': Minneapolis Democratic socialist Omar Fateh vows to protect 'undocumented' residents from TrumpLIVING 'RENT-FREE': Mamdani zings Cuomo in rent-stabilized housing spat during anti-Trump tour stop'WORST OF THE WORST': ICE Houston arrests more than 350 gang members -- and it's not just MS-13DC VIOLENCE: Man in DC shot and killed hours after Trump federalizes city's police departmentGet the latest updates on the Trump administration and Congress, exclusive interviews and more on FoxNews.com.

Caitlin Clark has long been a self-proclaimed fan of Taylor Swift's music. This week, the WNBA star took to social media to re-assert her support.Swift sat down with Jason Kelce and his brother, Travis Kelce, for an upcoming edition of their "New Heights" podcast. In a teaser video posted at 12:12 on Aug. 12, Swift revealed her upcoming 12th album will be called "The Life of a Showgirl."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe release date for the studio album remains unknown, although Swift could offer more details when the full episode is published on Wednesday.Clark caught wind of the announcement and took to Instagram to share her enthusiastic reaction.TRAVIS KELCE TAKES CREDIT FOR TURNING TAYLOR SWIFT INTO AN 'ENGULFED' FOOTBALL FAN"AHHHHHHH!!!!!! LFGGGGGG," Clark commented under one of the Instagram posts that teased Swift's upcoming appearance.While Swift and Kelce's romance has been in the public spotlight for nearly two years, the pop star has largely shied away from interviews during that span. However, she spoke to Time in 2023 about Kelce's courtship when the "Midnights" singer was named the magazine's Person of the Year.Clark has been a "New Heights" guest in the past. She also attended a Kansas City Chiefs playoff game with Swift in January.In 2023, Clark predicted Kelce and Swift would eventually tie the knot."They're going to get married," Clark told the Big 10 Network. "You heard it here first."Clark has played in just 13 games this season due to multiple injuries. She is averaging 16.5 points per contest, a few points below her rookie season average.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani maintains a hefty lead in the race, according to a recent Siena poll of registered voters.Mamdani is polling at 44%, and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, whos running as an independent, is at 25%. Republican Curtis Sliwa is at 12%, and incumbent Mayor Eric Adams is at 7%."While City Democrats favor Mamdani over Cuomo 53-32%, with single digits for the other two, more than two-thirds of City Republicans support Sliwa. City independent voters are more closely divided, with 30% supporting Mamdani and 20% supporting Adams," Siena pollster Steven Greenberg said in a press release on Tuesday.CUOMO OPPONENTS SLAM HIS RE-ENTRY INTO NYC MAYOR RACE, SAY CITY WANTS TO MOVE ON FROM EX GOVERNOR"City voters under 35 are overwhelmingly supporting Mamdani, as are a plurality of voters 35-54, however, voters 55 and older back Cuomo over Mamdani, 38-32%," he added."Mamdani, included in the Siena poll for the first time, has a 46-32% favorability rating with New York City voters and a negative 28-37% favorability rating among voters statewide," Greenberg continued. However, the pollster said that Cuomo, who resigned as governor and then lost the Democratic primary to Mamdani, is facing serious favorability issues."Cuomo has an underwater favorability rating with City voters, 37-54%, and an evenworse 29-61% favorability rating with statewide voters, the worst ever favorability rating for Cuomo in a Siena poll. In fact, among Democrats statewide, Cuomos favorability rating is 36-56%, down from 51-39% in March," he said.CUOMO, ADAMS TRADE SHOTS OVER WHO SHOULD DROP OUT IN RACE AGAINST MAMDANI FOR NYC MAYORAdams, who opted to pursue the race as an independent, is also facing favorability woes, according to the poll. The mayor was indicted by the Department of Justice last year on bribery, conspiracy and campaign finance charges, but the case was later dropped. Adams has presented himself as a pro-law enforcement alternative to Mamdani, especially after the 345 Park Avenue office shooting last month."Adams is also underwater with voters in the City, 30-58%, statewide 22-51%, and among Democrats statewide 22-59%," Greenberg said. "Sliwa has a 26-30% statewide favorability rating, and 30-42% in the City."The recent poll comes as the nations eyes remain on the race, as Mamdanis win was seen as an upset against Cuomo, and the Democratic nominee has pushed several far-left policies. Currently, Mamdani is doing an anti-Trump tour across the city."There is no borough that will be free from Trump's cruelty," Mamdani said on Monday. "We will feel the pain of this legislation, whether we are in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens or Staten Island, and we will shine a light this week and every week on the costs of this vision that is coming out of Washington, D.C."MAMDANI'S PRIMARY WIN EXPOSES DEMOCRAT DIVIDE AS TOP LEADERS WITHHOLD ENDORSEMENTSAlthough some Democrats have held back on publicly supporting Mamdani, others, such as Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., and Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-NY.Cuomo, Adams, and Sliwa have taken aim at Mamdani on a variety of issues, including policing and rent control. Cuomo is even pitching "Zohran's Law" after it came out that Mamdani lives in a rent-stabilized apartment."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 videoposted on social media on Sunday."We must remember that Andrew Cuomo has spent more time talking about my apartment than asking why so many New Yorkers are being forced out of theirs. He has spent more time criticizing me than he has in criticizing the legislation that Donald Trump has passed," Mamdani fired back on Tuesday.The election is on Nov. 4, which makes it one of the few major off-year elections.

EXCLUSIVE: As President Donald Trump determines whether to pursue federal cannabis reform, he may also wield the power to determine the future of Mike Tyson's boxing career.Tyson has been one of the most vocal advocates for the rescheduling of marijuana from a Schedule I drug to Schedule III which is considered a far less dangerous category of substance. Trump told reporters Monday it's a decision he will determine in the next few weeks.Tyson told Fox News Digital in an exclusive interview on June 30 his 59th birthday whether he fights again will depend on whether cannabis is legalized and rescheduled.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"It depends on if cannabis ever becomes legal or not, and rescheduled," Tyson said when asked if it's possible that he would agree to another fight.Tyson said he agreed to his last fight vs. YouTuber Jake Paul while under the influence of marijuana, and wouldn't have agreed to the fight if he was sober."I don't really believe so. No, I wouldn't have did that," Tyson said when asked about the fight. "Because without cannabis, I'm getting too involved in my feelings. With cannabis, I'm very objective."He added that it "wouldn't take much" [cannabis] for him to agree to another fight, before ultimately suggesting that depends on the rescheduling of the plant.Tyson led a coalition of current and former athletes, including Kevin Durant, Dez Bryant and Antonio Brown, who signed a letter to the White House in late June, lobbying for federal Cannabis reform. The letter called for the rescheduling of cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III, clemency for "nonviolent" marijuana offenses, and ending "discriminatory banking practices," related to financial regulations of the cannabis industry.Tyson told Fox News Digital in the June 30 interview that rescheduling was the "most important" goal in his letter. He added that he was "let down" by how former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden handled federal marijuana reform, but is hopeful that Trump will take a new approach.EX-NFLER SAYS HE'D 'BE IN TROUBLE' IF CANNABIS WERE STILL WIDELY ILLEGAL, GLAD TODAY'S PLAYERS CAN USE IT"It was a let-down," Tyson said of Obama and Biden's handling. "We have a different president now, so we're talking to him. So it seems a lot different talk to President Trump than it did with the other guys."Tyson has a long-running friendship with Trump that dates back to the 1980s, during the earlier years of Tyson's boxing career and Trump's rise as a celebrity New York City real estate developer.Now Tyson believes that Trump himself would make good decisions for the country under the influence of marijuana."I truly believe that, yes," Tyson said.Still, Tyson said he would never invite Trump to use marijuana with him."No way. No, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't believe in anything that can enhance the motor skills of your brain. And I respect that," Tyson said.In addition to rescheduling, clemency for nonviolent users is also a very personal priority for Tyson. Tyson said he has watched people get incarcerated for nonviolent marijuana offenses since he was a child."I'm friends with those people. Those people come from my community," Tyson said.Tyson recalled the first person he ever met who was incarcerated for such an offense."I know he did a lot of time. I know he went in there when I was a little kid. By the time he came out, I was boxing," Tyson said. "He was a friend of people in the neighborhood. Everybody in the neighborhood knew who he was. He wasn't really a friend that I hung out with or anything, but the whole neighborhood knew who he was I never smoked with him."A recent study by researchers at UC San Francisco determined that eating edible cannabis, such as gummies, has the same cardiovascular risk as smoking marijuana for long-term users. The risk stems from reduced blood vessel function, according to the study, published in JAMA Cardiology May 28.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Feeling stretched thin? Juggling multiple roles can leave little time for yourself, but reclaiming that time for a hobby is a powerful form of self-care. Hobbies are more than just a pastimethey're a proven way to reduce stress, combat burnout and find a sense of personal fulfillment.While traditional hobbies like knitting and baking are making a comeback, there's a whole world of new activities waiting for you to explore. Whether you want to learn a new skill, get creative, or connect with others, here are a few hobby kits to get you started.This Adults and Crafts crate is full of new crafting techniques for you to explore. Each box comes with all the necessary tools, materials and step-by-step instructions for a single project. The projects vary each month, ranging from wood burning and resin art to mosaic making and candle crafting.The Sur La Table bread-making kit provides essential tools for home bakers to create artisan-style bread. The kit includes a round-proofing basket, a bench scraper for handling dough, a silicone bowl scraper, and a bread lame with five blades for scoring the dough before baking.10 YOGA ACCESSORIES TO HELP IMPROVE YOUR FLEXIBILITYOriginal price: $15.99Needle felting is a craft that sculpts wool into desired shapes by interlocking the fibers using barbed needles. The Mayboos needle felting kit has what you need to get started. It includes 20 vibrant colors of wool roving and various tools for needle felting projects.These elegant coasters feature a base of polished natural wood topped with hand-cut stained glass. The combination creates a bright, classic and modern look that protects and decorates your table.Start a new hobby that gets you outside. This curated collection of flower seeds features rare and beautiful varieties you won't find in typical stores. The set includes distinct flowers, such as plum-colored sunflowers, cupcake-shaped cosmos and dusty gray-purple poppies.START A NEW HOBBY WITH THESE 8 WINE, BEER AND MEAD-MAKING KITSOriginal price: $47.99This all-in-one Yoga & Pilates equipment kit contains six essential tools for toning, stretching and building core strength. The set includes a Pilates ring, booty bands, a 10-inch yoga ball, a figure eight resistance band, a standard elastic band and a yoga strap. Add this deck of 108 yoga sequence cards to help you practice and plan with ease. Pair it with this essential oil diffuser to create a calming environment.Original price: $54.99Learn how to blend oils with wax and infuse the scent of dried flowers with this all-in-one candlemaking kit. It includes five bags of beeswax, a melting pot, a thermometer, essential oils and 20 candle dyes. The kit also includes all the necessary accessories, such as 10 black tins, 20 wicks and other essential tools to get you started.Give space to your creativity with this DIY greenhouse kit, a miniature diorama that can be displayed on a bookshelf. It features laser-cut basswood pieces that assemble without glue to create a detailed greenhouse scene with tiny plants and tools.The Moon Garden Mandala rock painting kit includes everything you need to create stunning mandala designs. This kit includes smooth river rocks, vibrant paints and specialized dotting tools that make creating intricate and meditative mandala patterns easy and satisfying.For more deals, visitwww.foxnews.com/dealsThese compact binoculars are essential for birdwatching. They are portable options that feature 12x magnification and a 25mm objective lens, offering a wide field of view that is ideal for birdwatching. Round out your kit with this bird-watching log book to note down the birds you recognize from this handy field guide.

Danielle Spencer, who played Dee Thomas on the 1970s ABC sitcom"Whats Happening!!," has died. She was 60.Spencer died Monday in a hospital in Richmond, Virginia, Fox News Digital has confirmed.She was reportedly diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent a double mastectomy in 2014, according to The Hollywood Reporter. In 2018, Spencer underwent emergency surgery to relieve bleeding in her brain.HOLLYWOOD STARS WHO DIED IN 2025: PHOTOSA GoFundMe page was set up to help her pay for her medical expenses at the time."She suffered for a very long time but did it with a great deal of courage," her co-star Haywood Nelson told the outlet.On Tuesday, Nelson took to social media to share the news."Brilliance! It comes in a great many forms. We all have them and we all have this familys - Dr. Danielle Spencer (June 24, 1965 - August 11, 2025)," he captioned a post on Instagram.APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POST"Dr. Dee, our brilliant, loving, positive, pragmatic warrior, without fail, has finally found her release from the clutches of this world and a body. We celebrate Danielle Spencer and her contributions as we regret to inform her departure and transition from a long battle with cancer."He added, "We have lost a daughter, sister, family member, Whats Happening cast member, veterinarian, animal rights proponent and healer, and cancer heroine. Our Shero. Danielle is loved. She will be missed in this form and forever embraced."Holly Robinson Peete also paid tribute to her former pal on social media."Oh, this is just gutting," the actress wrote on X. "Im so sad to hear about the loss of this beautiful woman who I met in 1977 when we were just 13. We hit it off immediately. We went to junior high school together when she wasnt taping Whats Happening and I spent a lot of time on that set"Spencer played Dee, the younger sister of Roger "Raj" Thomas (Ernest Thomas) and daughter of Mabel (Mabel King). She was best known for her sassy saying, "Ooooh, Im gonna tell Mama!"LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSAfter wrapping her acting career, Spencer became a veterinarian in 1993."She had a great love of animals, she was like Betty White in that way," Nelson said.In a 1985 interview with the Amsterdam News, Spencer discussed her passion for her work."Ive always had a knack for caring for animals and Ive always been interested in chemistry, bacteriology and about the body," she said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERDuring a 2016 interview with Hers, Spencer opened up about the importance of doing what "is going to make you happy.""You really have to live life for you at that minute," she said. "And just try to have fun. Be lighthearted and be happy while youre here, because you never know when that time is going to end."Fox News Digital's Larry Fink contributed to this post.

A stepfather has gone viral for using exercise to discipline his stepson and then sharing the video on Instagram.The boy was caught telling his mother to "chill" after he was told to stop his current behavior.His stepdad stepped in, asking the boy, "Did you just tell your mom to chill'?"GRANDMOTHER'S RESPONSE TO MOM 'GIVING IN' TO TODDLER AT DINNER SPARKS HEATED DEBATEHe then instructed his stepson to do several push-ups, followed by 60 squats."Count em," the man told his stepson calmly, as he moved through the workout. "Keep squatting. All the way down."The punishment was followed by a conversation where the stepdad asked, "Do we tell our mom to chill out?"The boy replied, "No."The man responded, "Absolutely not. I will not let you talk to my girl that way Would I let anyone else talk to her like that? No. So, you dont get to talk to her like that."FAMILY VACATION DRAMA ERUPTS OVER GRANDMOTHER'S REQUEST FOR DINNER WITH HER GROWN KIDS ONLYThe two hugged it out, and the boy apologized to his mother with a wholesome, "Sorry, Mom."The stepdad ended the conversation by reassuring the boy that he was loved."Hey, I love you," he said.The video, which was posted on the family's Instagram account, raisingmaletich, has since gone viral on social media, receiving millions of views.The mother, who wrote the caption for the video, shared the following."I will never stop being grateful to be raising kids with a real man who knows how to be a father, especially to his boys. This is masculinity. I was trying to send a work email while making breakfast for my family and my son kept asking me to use my phone after I had repeatedly told him No, you need to wait. His dad overheard him tell me to chill and here is how he handled it."The parenting approach was met with mixed reactions, but many social media users shared their praise."Stepdad did the right thing. Awesome!" one X user commented under Fox News post of the video."Thats an awesome punishment. Good job on the stepdad!" another wrote.Educational psychologist and parenting expert Dr. Michele Borba reacted to the viral moment in an interview with Fox News Digital, noting that discipline is not one-size-fits-all.Borba, who is based in California, commented that the stepfather approached discipline the "right way" in this scenario, by responding calmly instead of reacting, and enforcing a punishment that seemed familiar and doable for the child."It may be something that he and the kid did together or the kid is good at, because [he] seems to have no problem doing it," she said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"The most amazing thing the dad did was right on the mark He said, 'Here's what was wrong.' He was very calm in his delivery," Borba went on. "And then he let his stepson know in no uncertain terms you don't speak like that to your mom and I don't want you to do it again."Where the punishment went wrong, the expert noted, was when the parents posted it on the internet, at which point it became less about physical consequences and more about public humiliation."Whatever was done now just crumbles, because the discipline is no longer face-to-face appropriate it's shaming," Borba said."The huge red flag was going viral with it, because now it's not guilt. It's shame. It's public," she added. "You've got a real emotional issue now."Borba stressed that discipline should always be age-appropriate and tailored to the child, as making a child do strenuous exercise they are not comfortable with would be considered inappropriate.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/healthIt is important for discipline to be delivered in a way that is both responsible and respectful, the expert said."The key question is, will it enhance the child's behavior so they don't repeat the behavior?"

Emergency crews are at the scene of a train derailment involving about 35 Union Pacific cars in Palo Pinto County near Gordon, Texas.The derailment happened on Monday afternoon.Union Pacific told Fox News Digital the derailment happened at about 2 p.m. on Monday, 2 miles east of Gordon. The spokesperson added that nobody was injured in the derailment.MIDWEST BIOFUELS PLANT EXPLOSION, BUILDING COLLAPSE LEAVES 3 DEAD, INCLUDING 2 CHILDRENThe Palo Pinto Fire Department responded to the scene and is working to contain a grass fire, the spokesperson noted.It is not known whether hazardous materials were involved in the derailment.This is a developing story.