Former Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) clerk Melissa Moorman sued her old employers for allegedly firing her because she reported on co-workers selling driver's licenses to illegal immigrants.According to court documents obtained by Fox News Digital, Moorman discovered in 2024 that two co-workers from the Department of Vehicle Regulation were selling documents to "nonresidents" without proper immigration screenings or testing. Her lawyers argued that she knew of the crime after being invited to participate."The employees were being paid under the table," Moorman told WDRB News on Monday. "I immediately let my supervisor know about it."She also informed WDRB News that these co-workers would sell licenses for $200 per person approximately four to five times a day, for over two years. Moorman said that every case she encountered involved an illegal immigrant.BLUE STATES RALLIED FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS TO OBTAIN DRIVER'S LICENSES AHEAD OF TRUMP'S REAL ID CRACKDOWNAfter she reported the crime, the co-workers were fired, and a federal investigation was launched into KYTC. Moorman allegedly met with federal investigators in January after learning those employees were using her credentials and log-in information without her knowledge at the time. She has said that she was instructed by her supervisor to provide the employees with this information as they waited for their own credentials when they first started.KYTC fired Moorman the day of her interview but, according to Moorman's lawyers, has kept her supervisor despite the "mismanagement, fraud, abuse of authority, and violations of law and statute in which he engaged that Moorman disclosed and reported.""I was angry, hurt and depressed," Moorman told WDRB News. "I did the right thing. I told the truth. I should not have been fired."Moorman filed the lawsuit in April, claiming that KYTC violated the Kentucky Whistleblower Act, which protects public whistleblowers who come forward with information about misconduct. She has asked for her job and benefits to be reinstated along with back pay.OREGON MISTAKENLY REGISTERED NEARLY 1,260 POSSIBLE NONCITIZENS TO VOTE, DMV ADMITS"It is tragic that the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet chose to terminate the person that uncovered the fact that hundreds, perhaps thousands of undocumented people were provided Kentucky drivers licenses that they were not qualified to receive," Moorman's attorney Garry Adams told Fox News Digital. "The scheme that Melissa Moorman uncovered was putting all Kentuckians that operate or ride in motor vehicles in danger, and she should have been rewarded for her disclosure rather than terminated for it."He continued, "This type of behavior where local, state and even federal governments seem to favor sweeping big problems under the rug, rather than disclosing it, addressing it and fixing it has got to stop."Fox News Digital reached out to KYTC for comment.Kentucky law allows non-U.S. citizens to obtain standard driver's licenses only if they provide proof of residency and valid immigration documentation. Presenting false documents regarding immigration status could be grounds for prosecution.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPIn a comment to Fox News Digital, Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman said the reports showed "troubling and unacceptable conduct," adding that they have been "aggressively investigating this potential fraud for some time now" with federal law enforcement.

FIRST ON FOX: A Senate Republican wants the Justice Department to investigate groups tied to Beto ORourke and George Soros for allegedly funding Texas Democrats exodus from the state.Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, called on Attorney General Pam Bondi to open an investigation into whether ORourkes Powered by People political action committee (PAC) and the Soros-linked Texas Majority PAC have acted "in violation of federal public corruption and election laws" for raising funds to help Texas state Democrats leave the state during the redistricting special session."I write today to encourage an investigation of the entities funding this charade," Cornyn wrote in a letter first obtained by Fox News Digital. "News reports make clear that PACs tied to Beto ORourke and megadonors such as George Soros are supporting the legislators, along with other campaign entities."GEORGE SOROS, BETO O'ROURKE BEHIND FUNDING FOR DEMS FLEEING TEXAS OVER GOP CONGRESSIONAL MAPThe Texas Democrats fled the state in an effort to kill a special session called by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to redraw maps in the Lone Star State. The lawmakers fled in a bid to prevent a quorum to prevent legislation from moving forward.Cornyn previously called on FBI Director Kash Patel to help find the legislators. His latest letter comes on the heels of reports from the Texas Tribune that ORourkes PAC has played a major role in financially supporting the roughly 50 Democrats who departed for New York and Illinois, paying for airfare, lodging and helping with the $500-per-day fines the lawmakers face for skipping the legislative session.The Soros-aligned PAC is also reportedly working with national fundraising groups to secure additional funding for the legislators.Fox News Digital reached out to both organizations for comment.TRUMP'S EARLIEST SUPPORTER ANNOUNCES BID FOR ALABAMA SENATE SEATHowever, the Texas state Senate advanced the new maps on Tuesday night and the missing House Democrats are reportedly planning to return to the state. Now, the Texas state House must vote on the redistricting changes for them to become law. The special session is slated to end next Tuesday, though Abbott has said he would call another in the face of the Democrats opposition tactics.Cornyn charged that if legislators took money and gifts in exchange for using their official position to prevent a quorum call, then they may have committed honest services fraud or Hobbs Act Extortion. And by crossing state lines, he noted, the lawmakers could be in violation of the federal Travel Act, "if they did so with the intent to break either federal or state laws."He said that "at a minimum, it appears likely that Texas state bribery and corruption laws may have been broken" by both the legislators who accepted benefits and the groups linked to ORourke and Soros "who provided these corrupt funds."And ORourkes group may have violated federal campaign finance laws for spending money in prohibited ways, Cornyn noted, like "expenditures being made for individuals personal use, which would include food, lodging, and travel unrelated to electioneering activities.""I therefore request that you also work with the [Federal Election Commission] to examine both the sources of funding for the special interest groups and PACs funding the House members dereliction of duty and how those funds have been spent to ensure compliance with all federal laws and regulations," he wrote.LONE STAR STATE RIVALS FOR US SENATE COMPETE TO WRANGLE RUNAWAY DEMOCRATSCornyns request also follows a similar demand made by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The pair is locked in an already bloody primary battle to capture the Republican nomination for Senate in the Lone Star State.Paxton on Tuesday requested that a Texas district judge jail ORourke over allegations that he violated a court order issued last week that prohibited fundraising meant to back the efforts by Texas Democratic lawmakers to blow up the redistricting effort.Cornyn noted that the lawmakers flight not only blocked the redistricting effort, but also harmed legislation that would provide aid to victims of the recent devastating Texas floods."The special session will end in a matter of days, at which point, assistance to flood victims and other needed measures will go unaddressed," Cornyn said. "The absconding House members dereliction of duty is truly shameful."

A Venezuelan civic group and several migrants sued federal immigration agencies this week, alleging the Trump administration unlawfully ended Biden-imposed "Temporary Protected Status" for Venezuelans.The Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts, a progressive group called Democracy Forward, and three migrants filed suit in Boston federal court against the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services challenging what they called President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noems "sudden and unlawful termination" of temporary protected statuses.In a statement, Democracy Forward said the plaintiffs objected to an alleged April mass email from DHS to TPS migrants stating: "It is time for you to leave the United States."The plaintiffs suggested the recipients of the blunt missive have the legal right to remain in the U.S. given their work-permitting and other related documentation they may have applied for.FEDERAL JUDGE FINDS 'RACIAL AND DISCRIMINATORY ANIMUS' IN TRUMP MOVE TO CANCEL TEMPORARY PROTECTED STATUSThey further argued that TPS revocation requires case-by-case determinations and wrongly disrupts lives and occupations and risks becoming subject to deportation."As a community-based organization, we have seen firsthand the direct harm this sudden policy inflicts on people who arrived lawfully, complied with every DHS requirement, including the CBP One process, and worked hard to build stable lives for their families," Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts official Carlina Velzquez and Carlos Martn Medina said in a joint statement obtained by Fox News Digital.Democracy Forward President Skye Perryman added that the "sudden policy shift" exhibits the "Trump-Vance administrations assault on immigrants who have followed the rules.""Let me be clear: none of this is about immigration, its about cruelty and the targeting of people in vulnerable circumstances," Perryman claimed."Our clients used the CBP One app because DHS required it. To now strip them of their rights and threaten them with deportation is a gross violation of the law and public trust."FEDERAL JUDGE HALTS TRUMP TPS POLICY, ACCUSES DHS OF MAKING MIGRANTS 'ATONE FOR THEIR RACE'Migrants fleeing Venezuela effectively a dictatorship since the late Hugo Chvezs 1999 election were granted special protection by former President Joe Biden in 2021 due to humanitarian concerns.Biden then extended TPS in 2023, qualifying about 350,000 more Venezuelan migrants to arrive after the original timeframe imposed.After Trump took office, Noem revoked the 2023 TPS extension, which set the ball rolling on the eventual cancellation of protected status for Venezuelan migrants.In April, Obama-appointed Judge Edward Milton Chen issued an injunction blocking Noems move to end TPS. The Supreme Court overruled Chen in a brief, unsigned order in May, allowing Noems timeline to resume.While unsigned, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson noted her dissent.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPBut Chen then followed up in June with a narrow ruling noting that preexisting work permits and the like should not be canceled retroactively.A three-judge Ninth Circuit panel in Pasadena, California, last heard arguments during a July appeal by the Trump administration during which one judge reportedly called the president's comments "arguably racist."In comments to Fox News Digital, DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said the lawsuit is "a desperate attempt to keep half a million poorly vetted illegal aliens in this country and undermine President Trumps constitutional authority to enforce Americas immigration laws.""The Biden administration abused its parole authority to create an industrial-scale catch-and-release scheme, and the Trump administration is correcting that," she added."This lawsuit is an insult to the tens of millions of Americans who gave this president a mandate to restore safety and common sense to our immigration system."

Taylor Swift is set to appear on her boyfriend Travis Kelces podcast for the first time, and in a clip released before the episode dropped, she was already teasing "male sports fans."The announcement was made earlier in the week, and Swift would reveal in one of the previews for "New Heights" that she will have a new album coming out soon. It also seemed as though she'd have plenty to say.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"As we all know, you guys have a lot of male sports fans that listen to your podcast," she began. "And I think we all know that if theres one thing that male sports fans want to see in their spaces and on their screens its more of me."Travis and Jason Kelce both laughed at Swifts quip.Swift began to show up to Kansas City Chiefs games in late September when it was first rumored the two were dating. Since then, Swift has not only dominated the conversation in the pop culture world, but in the sports world as well.For better or worse.TAYLOR SWIFT AND BOYFRIEND TRAVIS KELCE'S SHARED MORAL VALUES SPARKED ORGANIC LOVE STORYShe did receive her share of criticism for being the focal point of NFL broadcasts throughout the first season she was at Arrowhead Stadium. The spotlight tapered off ever so slightly in 2024.In an interview with Time magazine in 2023, she said she had "no awareness" of the possibility of making male sports fans a bit perturbed by her appearances on their TVs."Im just there to support Travis," she said at the time. "I have no awareness of if Im being shown too much and pissing off a few dads, Brads, and Chads."Swift is likely to be back in the stadium this year to see whether Kansas City can get back to the Super Bowl for the fourth straight time.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee penned a letter to the Department of Justice demanding information about Ghislaine Maxwell's recent prison transfer and meeting with a top Trump administration official.Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., said the recent transfer of Maxwell a convicted sex trafficker and Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend and alleged accomplice out of a maximum security prison in Tallahassee, Florida, gives "the strong appearance" that the Trump administration "is attempting to cover up the full extent of the relationship between President Trump and Mr. Epstein."In the letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and Bureau of Prisons Director William K. Marshall III, Raskin said Maxwell's new home at a minimum-security federal prison camp in Bryan, Texas, provides "greater freedom for inmates." He argued that such an "extraordinary transfer" would typically be "categorically off limits to sex offenders."GHISLAINE MAXWELL PRISON TRANSFER CALLED 'HIGHLY UNUSUAL' BY FORMER FEDERAL PRISON OFFICIAL"These actions raise substantial concerns that the administration may now be attempting to tamper with a crucial witness, conceal President Trumps relationship with convicted sex offenders, and coax Ms. Maxwell into providing false or misleading testimony in order to protect the President," Raskin wrote, according to a copy of the letter obtained by Fox News Digital. "The transfer also appears to violate both DOJ and Bureau of Prisons (BOP) policies."The letter asked for a cache of documents related to why Maxwell was transferred from Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Tallahassee to Federal Prison Campe (FPC) Bryan.Raskin is also seeking a transcript and recording of Maxwell's recent, hours-long meeting with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche at the Tallahassee prison."These meetings were highly unusual for several reasons. Mr. Blanche, who until ten months ago served as Donald Trumps personal criminal defense lawyer, met with Ms. Maxwell and her attorney with no line prosecutors present. The meeting took place just days after DOJ leadership fired one of the chief career prosecutors on the Epstein matter," Raskin wrote, referencing the Justice Department's firing of Maurene Comey from the Southern District of New York.Comey the daughter of former FBI Director James Comey most recently worked on the prosecution of Sean "Diddy" Combs. Her other high-profile cases include the Epstein and Maxwell prosecutions.The DOJ confirmed criminal investigations into her father as well as former CIA Director John Brennan last month.Reached by Fox News Digital on Wednesday, a Justice Department spokesperson confirmed the receipt of Raskin's letter but declined to comment further.REPS. MASSIE, KHANNA SOUND OFF ON WHETHER GHISLAINE MAXWELL SHOULD RECEIVE PARDON, BLAST MIKE JOHNSONIn his letter to Bondi and Marshall, Raskin further argued that convicted sex offenders would typically be barred from federal prison camps, which provide "access to the community," and any transfer would require "multiple levels of review that would ordinarily take months to complete." He said any approval of a transfer "typically requires new facts or evidence" and even so, "an inmate would then have to join a months-long waitlist for an opening at a camp.""Ms. Maxwell, however, appears to have short-circuited the entire review process and jumped the queue, receiving a place in Federal Prison Camp (FPC) Bryan within a matter of days," Raskin wrote. "Neither DOJ nor BOP has provided anything like a satisfactory explanation for providing Ms. Maxwell this uniquely favorable treatment."The letter also signed by all Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee seeks a list of any administration officials who "were aware of, were involved in, or approved" of the transfer. Raskin also demanded information regarding "any possible benefits to Ms. Maxwell, including transfers, changes to conditions of confinement, pardons, commutation, or changes to DOJ positions in ongoing matters."Raskin acknowledged that Maxwell was recently subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee to testify. To Bondi and Marshall, the congressman said "there can be no question that your actions have served to send a clear message to Ms. Maxwell in the lead up to any testimony before Congress and the American public: this Administration can punish or reward her as it sees fit for its own purposes."

Vice President JD Vance is poised to meet with U.S. troops at a military installation in England Wednesday capping off a high-stakes trip to the U.K. meeting with European leaders to discuss the war in Ukraine ahead of President Donald Trumps Friday meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.Vances visit to the U.K. comes as hes sought to lay some groundwork with European allies leading up to Trumps talk with Putin in Anchorage, Alaska and as hes turned up the heat on them to take greater ownership in the discussions since the conflict is in their backyard.The vice president is slated to visit Royal Air Force Base Fairford in England Wednesday, where the U.S. Air Forces 501st Combat Support Wing and the 99th Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron are based. Vance, a former Marine, is expected to voice appreciation for their service, according to a source familiar with Vances prepared remarks.VLADIMIR PUTIN TO RETURN TO US FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A DECADEThe military installation serves as a key location for U.S. Air Force operations and is Air Force Global Strike Command's preferred bomber forward operating base in Europe. U.S. Air Force bombers are regularly deployed to the military base as part of Bomber Task Force Europe 25-2 to integrate with NATO allies and sharpen the services global strike capabilities.Days after Putin invaded Ukraine in 2022, several Air Force B-52H Stratofortress bombers from Fairford conducted joint operations with Germany and Romania over NATO's eastern flank.There are approximately 10,000 U.S. troops stationed in the U.K., according to foreign policy think tank Council on Foreign Relations.Prior to addressing U.S. troops, Vance is poised to participate in calls with European leaders to discuss the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Fox News Digital has learned.The calls come on the heels of multiple other discussions with European allies on a series of topics including the war during Vances U.K. visit. Vance has met with multiple U.K. leaders, including U.K. Foreign Secretary David Lammy.A U.S. official told Fox News Digital that Vance and Lammy discussed the relationship between the U.S. and the U.K. and the two allies shared economic and technology goals during a meeting on Friday at Lammys official residence, Chevening House, in Kent, England.SUMMIT WITH PUTIN SET TO TOP TRUMPS AGENDA THIS WEEK AS UKRAINE WAR TAKES CENTER STAGEMeanwhile, the two leaders also discussed the state of affairs in the Middle East, as well as negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the U.S. official said.The two also met with representatives of Ukraine and other European allies at Chevening House on Saturday. The meeting led to "significant progress" on ending the conflict in Ukraine, according to a U.S. official.No other details were provided regarding the Ukraine talks. Its unclear if Vance will accompany Trump to Alaska for talks with Putin.However, Vance said in an interview with Fox News that he communicated to European leaders that the U.S. is "done with the funding of the Ukraine war business," and that European allies must assume more responsibility in ending the conflict."What we said to Europeans is simply, first of all, this is in your neck of the woods, this is in your back door, you guys have got to step up and take a bigger role in this thing, and if you care so much about this conflict you should be willing to play a more direct and a more substantial way in funding this war yourself," Vance told Fox News on Sunday.Congress has passed multiple measures to support Ukraine, totaling at least $175 billion in spending to aid Ukraine since February 2022, according to the Council on Foreign Relations.TRUMP, PUTIN WILL HOLD FIRST IN-PERSON MEETING SINCE UKRAINE INVASION NEXT WEEK IN ALASKAMeanwhile, Trump told reporters Monday that hed know within minutes is Putin actually interested in a deal or not. Still, he said Moscow and Kyiv must come to terms with some "land swapping" issues to sign off on a deal."If its a fair deal, I will reveal it to the European Union leaders and the NATO leaders and also to President Zelenskyy," Trump said. "I may say, lots of luck, keep fighting, or I may say we can make a deal."Trumps meeting with Putin also comes as his relationship with the Russian leader has soured as peace negotiations have lagged. While the two seemed to remain cordial with each other publicly during Trumps first administration, thats changed in recent weeks as Trump has grown fed up with Putins tactics."We get a lot of bulls--- thrown at us by Putin, if you want to know the truth," Trump said during a Cabinet meeting on July 8. "He's very nice all the time, but it turns out to be meaningless."

The small town of Mason, Tenn., has approved plans to turn a former prison into a migrant detention facility.CoreCivic, a private company, is set to operate the site following the approval of its contract, the Associated Press reported. The facility, which is now slated for conversion into a migrant detention center, was shuttered in 2021 after then-President Joe Biden ordered the Justice Department to halt the renewal of contracts with private detention facilities.On Jan. 20, President Donald Trump rescinded Bidens order.NEW JERSEY'S BAN ON PRIVATELY OPERATED ICE DETENTION CENTERS STRUCK DOWN BY COURTThe Tuesday night meeting was attended by dozens of protesters and the scene frequently devolved into shouting matches, according to Fox 13 Memphis. Mason Vice Mayor Reynaldo Givhan told the outlet that while he voted in favor of CoreCivic, he "really had to do some soul searching" and ultimately decided to abstain from the second vote, which concerned ICEs contract.Census data shows that Mason has a population of just 1,337 and has a median household income of just over $47,000.Mason Mayor Eddie Noeman told Action News 5, an NBC affiliate, that the town saw this as a business opportunity and that it has "nothing to do with" anything going on inside the facility. The mayor, who is an Egyptian-American immigrant, also said that he is "looking for the best interest of the town," which in his view is to bring back jobs.TRUMP SAYS ONLY WAY OUT OF ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZ IS DEPORTATIONHowever, some of the townspeoples ire may be because CoreCivic has faced $44.7 million in fines across multiple prisons, with the latest case happening in February, but it has had problems since 2022, including understaffing violations, the Associated Press reported. The outlet said it had reviewed documents showing that the company spent over $4.4 million to settle 80 lawsuits and out-of-court complaints about mistreatment, which included at least 22 inmate deaths.As the Trump administration pushes to deport illegal immigrants, some states have moved to partner with the federal government to expand ICE detention facilities. This includes Floridas Alligator Alcatraz, which recently hit a roadblock after a federal judge blocked construction at the facility. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has vowed to fight back.On Aug. 5, ICE announced its second state partnership, this time with Indiana, which will use part of the Miami Correctional Center for the "Speedway Slammer," which will house migrants."Thanks to Governor Braun for his partnership to help remove the worst of the worst out of our country. If you are in America illegally, you could find yourself in Indianas Speedway Slammer. Avoid arrest and self deport now using the CBP Home App," DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said in a statement.Fox News Digital reached out to CoreCivic but did not receive a response in time for publication.

Dr. Terry Dubrow, a plastic surgeon known for his work on shows like "Botched" and "Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind," as well as for appearing on "Real Housewives of Orange County" with wife Heather Dubrow, isn't holding back his thoughts about the latest trends in his field.A big issue, he tells Fox News Digital, is that stars and regular people alike are taking plastic surgery too far in an attempt to "pursue perfection" and it's getting to the point where he says "aging is becoming a disease.""Some people do have a certain amount of BDD, body dysmorphic disorder," he explained. "And I think there's a spectrum of it, and some people, not necessarily celebrities, but some people just may do plastic surgery for not the greatest reasons, and they're trying to pursue perfection."BOTCHED DOCTOR TERRY DUBROW WANTS TO STOP OZEMPIC SHAMING DESPITE SIDE EFFECTSAnother reason why people might overdo cosmetic surgery, Dubrow theorized, is because of social media."Everybody is portraying, as you know, through filtering and other processes now AI, of course, is going to be influencing that idealized versions of themselves. And celebrities are now transparent, admitting to plastic surgery, and are looking really good. So aging is becoming a disease."WATCH: TERRY DUBROW EXPLAINS HOW STARS CAN RUIN THEIR CAREERS WITH PLASTIC SURGERYFrom his perspective, it's more acceptable in Hollywood for a female celebrity to have noticeable work done than men, but for both, he stressed the importance of not changing one's appearance too drastically."If you're a female celebrity who's gotten older, it's OK to look a little different, just as long as you don't do the sort of Jennifer Grey thing, where you go from looking one way on Dirty Dancing, having your nose done, and then you're out of the industry because you changed your whole look," he said.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSGrey famously had work done following her success in 1987's "Dirty Dancing" as she wrote in her memoir, "Out of the Corner," the nose job made her literally unrecognizable to some. As she explained it, "Overnight I lose my identity and my career."There are a few examples of other celebrities he suspects may have gotten work done that went about it in a better way, one being Brad Pitt."Brad Pitt looks unbelievable," he said. "What I love about the way Brad Pitt looks, and I have no inside information about Brad Pitt, is he looks like Brad Pitt. He looks unaltered If you did anything to alter Brad Pitt's Brad Pitt-ness, even if he looked good, it would be a fail. Because what are you going to do to make Brad Pitt look better?"Pitt has never admitted to any plastic surgery, though in 2022 he spoke about his youthful appearance to NDTV, saying, "I could say I eat well, but I don't. I could say I meditate, but not really. I would say I've got a lot of lovely people in my life and I stay creative."Another example of a celebrity who Terry thinks has had good work done is Lindsay Lohan, who he said "looks really, really good.""Whatever she's done was done really well," he shared. "I think whatever she's does, it's worked."The 39-year-old actress hasn't admitted to plastic surgery despite rumors to the contrary, but earlier this year, she told Elle, "Everyone does Botox." She's also been open about other non-invasive procedures she's had, like Morpheus8, a microneedling treatment, and she's praised the work of her dermatologist.The plastic surgeon also lauded the looks of some of Hollywood's biggest leading men: George Clooney, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, who he believes all look amazing."I don't know what they're doing, but it's working, OK?" he said. "They look the same. They don't look altered. You know they're doing something there. They're not letting themselves go It's not just diet and exercise, they're doing whatever they're doing, it's working they look age-appropriate but wonderful, like Brad Pitt."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTEROn a more personal note, Heather Dubrow admitted, "I'm as vain as the next person. Being on high definition television at this age is not for the faint of heart."She said that she's "always opted for the non-surgical solutions to anti-aging," and that for her, the most important thing right now is "being strong" rather than her looks.WATCH: REAL HOUSEWIVES STAR HEATHER DUBROW SAYS SHE'S FOCUSING ON STRENGTH OVER LOOKS"I want to be like a fit mom, meaning I want to have longevity," she said. "I remember seeing a picture of Goldie Hawn a few years ago, and she had her granddaughter in a backpack. She was in her 70s, and I was like, 'That's what I want.' I'm not looking at pictures of the girls on the beach in the bikini going, Ooh, that's a nice butt. I'm going, 'Look at her with her granddaughter on her back, and she is fit, and she's moving, and she's flexible, and she's alive.' That's what I think about."

Former New York Gov. David Paterson said that he will endorse incumbent New York City Mayor Eric Adams for re-election."It'll be at one o'clock on the steps of city hall at which time I will endorse Mayor Eric Adams for re-election," the Democrat said while speaking on Tuesday's "Cats & Cosby" radio show about an upcoming Wednesday event.Adams, a Democrat who took office in 2022, noted earlier this year that while he remained a Democrat, he would skip the Democratic mayoral primary and run in the general election as an independent candidate.ADAMS ASKS WHERE WAS MAMDANI AT PREVIOUS NYPD FUNERALSNew York state Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic mayoral primary in June."Running to freeze the rent, make buses fast + free, and deliver universal childcare," Mamdani's biography section on his X account reads, describing him as a "Democratic Socialist."Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who finished in a distant second place behind Mamdani in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, opted to keep running for the role, despite the decisive primary defeat."The general election is in November and I am in it to win it," Cuomo said in a video message last month.Earlier this year, Paterson endorsed Cuomo ahead of the Democratic mayoral primary.While speaking on the radio show on Tuesday, Paterson explained that he had wanted to endorse Adams last year, but in light of issues such as the indictment of Adams, he backed Cuomo, who was his "second choice."The case against Adams had already been dismissed well before Paterson backed Cuomo ahead of the primary.

Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones revealed he overcame an off-the-field battle as he holds out hope that the organization he helped make one of the most valuable in sports reaches the Super Bowl once more.Jones revealed in an interview with the Dallas Morning News that he was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma skin cancer in June 2010 and started his treatment soon after. The report noted that Jones slightly touched on undergoing cancer treatments a "dozen years ago" during one of the episodes of the Netflix docuseries "Americas Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"I was saved by a fabulous treatment and great doctors and a real miracle (drug) called PD-1 (therapy)," he told the Morning News. "I went into trials for that PD-1 and it has been one of the great medicines."I now have no tumors."Jones said hes had four surgeries over the last 10 years two on his lungs and two to deal with his lymph nodes.Melanoma is a less common form of skin cancer that is more dangerous than other varieties because its much more likely to spread to other parts of the body if not found and treated early, according to the American Cancer Society.MELANOMA CAN BE DEADLY: WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE DISEASE THAT KILLED KELLY CLARKSONS EXThe Melanoma Research Alliance said stage 4 means the cancer "metastasized (spread) to other places throughout the body, such as the brain, lungs, liver, or gastrointestinal (GI) tract.""The 5-year survival rate as of 2018 for distant metastatic (Stage IV) melanoma is 22.5%," the research organization stated on its website.Jones, 82, is set to embark on another NFL season as the head of the Cowboys.Sportico revealed its NFL valuations on Wednesday with the Cowboys leading the league at $12.8 billion.Fox News' Khloe Quill contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.