Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said there is "no sign" Russia is preparing to end the war in his country as President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are just days away from meeting in Alaska.The Ukrainian leader wrote on X Wednesday, "This war must be ended. Pressure must be exerted on Russia for the sake of a just peace. Ukraines and our partners experience must be used to prevent deception by Russia."At present, there is no sign that the Russians are preparing to end the war. Our coordinated efforts and joint actions of Ukraine, the United States, Europe, and all countries that seek peace can definitely compel Russia to make peace," he added.Trump and Putin are set to meet in Anchorage, Alaska, on Friday.WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT TRUMPS MEETING WITH VLADIMIR PUTIN IN ALASKATrump on Monday described the talks as a "feel-out meeting" and has made clear that his chief agenda item will be to determine whether a ceasefire in Ukraine is even possible.When pressed by reporters this week as to what he specifically hopes to achieve from the in-person talks with Putin particularly following seemingly positive calls that only resulted in a "frustrated" Trump and continued Russian bombardment of Ukraine the president was light on specifics. Though he told reporters that he thinks he will know whether a ceasefire deal with Putin is even possible within the first "two minutes."SUMMIT WITH PUTIN SET TO TOP TRUMPS AGENDA THIS WEEK AS UKRAINE WAR TAKES CENTER STAGE"I'm not going to make a deal. It's not up to me to make a deal," he said. "I think a deal should be made for both [Putin and Zelenskyy]."Id like to see a ceasefire. I'd like to see the best deal that could be made for both parties. You know, it takes two to tango," he added.Zelenskyy also wrote on X last week, "The path to peace for Ukraine must be determined together with Ukraine this is fundamental."It is important that joint approaches and a shared vision work toward genuine peace. A consolidated position. Ceasefire. End of occupation. End of war," he also said.Fox News Digitals Caitlin McFall contributed to this report.

Officials are speaking out after recent reports putting tourism declines in Sin City in the spotlight.On Tuesday, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) held its board of directors meeting, addressing various factors that have been impacting tourism.Steve Hill, LVCVA president, reportedly spoke about the effect that tariffs are having on both returning and potential new visitors.VEGAS CASINO OWNER FIRES BACK AT 'EXAGGERATED' CLAIMS OF SIN CITY'S DEMISE"Some of the decisions our administration has made around international relations [have] caused a drop in tourism," said Hill, according to local outlet KTNV Las Vegas.Hill added, "Our international visitation is flat but is making up for a 20+% drop in tourism from Canada, which is our largest international source of visitation."Fox News Digital reached out to LVCVA for comment.Circa Resort & Casino CEO Derek Stevens recently told Fox News Digitalthat international tourism is down across an array of locations."I think everyone is in a position where you can say we're missingsome of our Canadian friendswho aren't visiting this year," said Stevens.LAS VEGAS CASINO CULTURE SUFFERS REJECTION BY GAMBLERS OF YOUNGER GENERATIONSNevada is among the top five most visited states by Canadians, according to the U.S. Travel Association.The association warned that the United States could see a 10% reduction in Canadian travel, which is about 2 million fewer visits, according to recent reports.The LVCVA board recently approved a $20 million sponsorship agreement for the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix.The agreement will extend the race through 2027 an event that could boost tourism numbers.The board also discussed developments at theHarry Reid Airport which has also seen a decline, dropping 4.1% year to date compared to the same time last year, according to the website.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERStevens said he believes the lack ofinternational visitorsright now may be due to the overall global economy and exchange rates.Amid some uncertainty, he said the industry has acknowledged the economy has slowed a bit."I think in six months, I would believe that Vegas tourism and our economy overall will be in a much better place," predicted Stevens.He noted the finalization of trade agreements will provide stability and "set the table going forward."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleRobby Starbuck, conservative activist and host of "The Robby Starbuck Show," previously told Fox News Digital it is not just prices that are keeping people out of Vegas these days."Now nearly everyone under 40 who bets seems to do it online," Starbuck said."Another differentiator is that older generations focused on real-life interaction while younger generations feel just as content with parasocial online experiences," he said. "The Vegas marketing image is one centered on slots and showgirls, two things young people have no interest in," said Starbuck.

President Donald Trump threatened"very severe consequences" for Russia if President Vladimir Putin doesnt agree to end the war in Ukraine after their meeting in Alaska on Friday.Trump issued the warning Wednesday as he is preparing for a sit-down with Putin in Anchorage."Yes, they will. There will be consequences," Trump said in response to a reporters question on the topic. The president then refused to elaborate on what the punishment would be."I dont have to say. There will be very severe consequences," he added.TRUMP AND PUTINS RELATIONSHIP TURNS SOUR AS PRESIDENT PUSHES FOR RESOLUTION WITH UKRAINETrump later appeared to cast doubt on whether he could convince Putin to stop bombing Ukrainian civilians."I'll tell you what. I've had that conversation with him. I've had a lot of good conversations with him then I go home and I see that a rocket hit a nursing home or a rocket hit an apartment building, and people are laying dead in the streets," Trump said.ZELENSKYY, AHEAD OF TRUMP-PUTIN MEETING, SAYS THERE IS NO SIGN RUSSIA WANTS TO END THE WAR"So, I guess the answer to that is no, because I've had this conversation. I want to end the war. It's Biden's war, but I want to end it. I'll be very proud to end this war, along with the five other wars I ended. But, I guess the answer to that is probably no," Trump continued.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also said Wednesday that there is "no sign" that Russia is preparing to end the war in Ukraine."At present, there is no sign that the Russians are preparing to end the war. Our coordinated efforts and joint actions of Ukraine, the United States, Europe, and all countries that seek peace can definitely compel Russia to make peace," Zelenskyy said on X.

President Donald Trump indicated Wednesday that he would meet with the top congressional Democrats ahead of the looming government funding deadline, but said he didnt believe it would go well.Lawmakers in the House and Senate are currently away from Washington, D.C., in their respective districts and states, but the Sept. 30 deadline to prevent a partial government shutdown will be just a handful of weeks away when they return after Labor Day.GRIDLOCK CRUMBLES AS SENATE ADVANCES SPENDING BILLS IN RACE AGAINST SHUTDOWNAnd there is a brewing tension between Republicans and Democrats over just how the looming government funding fight will shake out.Trump, during a press conference where he announced a slate of Kennedy Center honorees, said he would meet with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., before the deadline. "But its almost a waste of time to meet, because they never approve anything," Trump added."I don't believe anybody is capable of making a deal with these people," he continued. "They have gone crazy."SCHUMER, DEMOCRATS TRY TO SAVE FACE, BLAME GOP FOR POSSIBLE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWNFox News Digital reached out to Schumer and Jeffries for comment but did not immediately hear back.Lawmakers must pass the dozen spending bills needed to fund the government to avert a partial shutdown, but that process, known as regular order, has not happened in decades.While Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., has made clear he wants to pass spending bills, and the Senate did indeed pass a trio of funding measures before leaving town, Congress will likely again turn to a short-term government funding extension, known as a continuing resolution (CR).However, any CR must pass muster with Senate Democrats, given that the legislation has to pass through the upper chambers 60-vote threshold.SENATE WEATHERS DEM OPPOSITION, ADVANCES FIRST GOVERNMENT FUNDING BILLAnd congressional Democrats have a bitter taste left in their mouths after Republicans rammed through Trumps $9 billion clawback package, which included deep cuts to NPR, PBS and foreign aid. They warned that any more attempts to claw back congressionally approved funding on a partisan basis could doom government funding negotiations.Ahead of the vote to pass three spending bills in the Senate, which included funding for military construction and Veterans Affairs, agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the legislative branch, congressional Democrats vowed that they would play ball as long as the appropriations process was bipartisan."We all want to pursue a bipartisan, bicameral appropriations process," Schumer said at the time. "That's how it's always been done, successfully, and we believe that, however, the Republicans are making it extremely difficult to do that."Earlier this year, Schumer briefly flirted with a government shutdown. However, he eventually relented and voted with Republicans to keep the lights on in Washington, and in the process ignited a firestorm within his own party over his ability as leader of the Senate Democratic caucus.

New York City's Democratic mayoral nominee, Zohran Mamdani, brought his anti-Trump campaign swing to Staten Island on Wednesday, blasting President Donald Trump's signature immigration reform agenda.Trump was once again front-and-center in the race for Gracie Mansion on Wednesday as Mamdani continued his "Five Boroughs Against Trump" tour at the Istanbul Bay Authentic Mediterranean Restaurant on Staten Island."As we gather here on an island, where nearly 1 in 4 were born outside of this country, an island where 30% of its residents speak a language other than English, it's an island that we know is not immune from this horrific crackdown. We are seeing from the Trump administration. We are seeing it and feeling it," Mamdani said. "And we know that it has nothing to do with safety. It has to do with punishment."While Trump campaigned for president last year on securing the border and deporting illegal immigrants, Mamdani is campaigning for mayor this year on protecting New York immigrant communities amid Trump's deportation rollout.Joined by Staten Island District Staten Island District Leader, Jasmine Robinson, Immigration Rights Activist, Yesenia Matas, and President of the Staten Island Democratic Association, Ali Ansari, Mamdani focused Wednesday's event on Trumps "horrific attacks on New York Citys immigrant communities" in which he continues to "rip New Yorkers off the street without due process."MAMDANI ZINGS CUOMO IN RENT-STABILIZED HOUSING SPAT DURING ANTI-TRUMP TOUR STOPMamdani said earlier this month that New York City and the United States are facing a "dark moment." He then called the Trump administration an "authoritarian government" and slammed ICE for "abduct[ing]" immigrants."According to Mamdani's campaign website, he is committed to "Trump-proofing NYC," by removing ICE from "all City facilities" and strengthening sanctuary city laws.ZOHRAN MAMDANI LAUNCHES ANTI-TRUMP TOUR ACROSS FIVE BOROUGHS IN NEW YORK CITYResistance to Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration dominated headlines during New York City's Democratic mayoral primary, in which Mamdani handily won in June.Primary contender and New York City Comptroller Brad Landerwhom Mamdani cross-endorsed and campaigned with in the primarywas arrested by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents in June after being accused of assaulting a federal officer as he tried to escort a migrant from their federal immigration court hearing.While Lander ultimately faced no charges, the incident catapulted Trump's illegal immigration crackdown onto the New York City campaign trail.After being detained for several hours, Lander joined fellow primary candidates outside 26 Federal Plaza, an immigration facility in Manhattan, as Mamdani called the incident "fascism."It was one such instance of elected officials being detained by federal immigration officials as they protested Trump's deportations, including Newark mayor Ras Baraka in neighboring New Jersey.Sen. Alex Padilla of California was also forcibly removed and handcuffed by federal agents earlier this year when he shouted questions about U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids at DHS Secretary Kristi Noem during a press conference.Protests rejecting ICE have erupted across the country this year, particularly in Los Angeles, where protests delved into riots, leading Trump to authorize the National Guard without Gov. Gavin Newsom's request the first time in 60 years.During incumbent Mayor Eric Adams' tenure, New York City became an epicenter of the migrant crisis as President Joe Biden's administration lifted COVID-era Title 42 expulsions and Gov. Greg Abbott, R-Texas, began sending busloads of migrants to New York City from his border state. As the situation unfolded, Adams began speaking out against Biden's immigration policies, calling New York City's migrant crisis a state of emergency.When Mamdani declared victory in the Democratic primary, he described his vision for New York Citys future as a place "where the mayor will use their power to reject Donald Trump's fascism, to stop mass ICE agents from deporting our neighbors and to govern our city as a model for the Democratic Party."Meanwhile, Adams built a reputation during his tenure for challenging Biden's immigration policies while vowing to coordinate with Trump's illegal immigration crackdown, including working alongside Trump's border czar, Tom Homan.Adams has also cozied up to Trump since he was elected in November, visiting both Mar-a-Lago and the White House. Trump's Justice Department dropped bribery, wire fraud and conspiracy charges against Adams earlier this year.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPGov. Kathy Hochul, D-N.Y., weighed removing Adams from office following a slew of City Hall resignations after Adams' case was dropped.Adams and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo are both running as independent candidates in New York City's mayoral race, and Curtis Sliwa is the Republican nominee. The election is on Nov. 4.Fox News Digital's Andrew Mark Miller contributed to this report.

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The Kennedy Center Honors are heating up this year and Hollywood celebrities are at the heart of the buzz.On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced the stars set to be honored at the highly anticipated ceremony in December.The honorees this year are country legend George Strait, Hollywood star Sylvester Stallone, rock band KISS, English actor Michael Crawford and iconic singer Gloria Gaynor, known for her hits, including "I Will Surive" and "The Eye of the Tiger."TRUMP AND MELANIA TO HEADLINE POWER-PLAYER PACKED KENNEDY CENTER OPENING NIGHTTrump, now chairman of the Kennedy Center, ramps up efforts to reshape the honors program pushing for a glitzier, star-studded celebration."The 48th Kennedy Center Honorees are outstanding people, incredible, we can't wait in a few short months since I became chairman of the board, the Kennedy Center, we've completely reversed the decline of this cherished national institution," he said in his speech.When reporters asked Trump how involved he was in selecting the 2025 honorees, he didnt hold back."I was about 98% involved they all came through me," he said.Trump explained he personally greenlit each honoree, and made it known that some didnt make the cut."I turned down plenty, they were too woke I had a couple of wokesters. No, we have great people. This is very different than it used to be."While taking aim at the state of Hollywood awards shows, Trump didnt miss the chance to swipe at the Oscars."Look at the Academy Awards it gets lousy ratings now, its all woke. All they do is talk about how much they hate Trump, but nobody likes that. They dont watch anymore..."Trump ended his "very long answer" by saying he "was very involved" in the selection of the Kennedy Center Honorees.Fans hoping to check out the Kennedy Center website Wednesday afternoon were met with an unexpected message: "You are currently in a temporary waiting room."After President Trump revealed the blockbuster list of Kennedy Center Honorees, the Centers official website was flooded."We are experiencing high traffic. You are currently in a temporary waiting room to enter the Kennedy Center website."The waiting room page also explained that the feature was "in place to manage traffic," and users would be redirected to the main site as demand eased.At the time of publication, the number of users "in line ahead of you" was listed at more than 300.HOUSE REPUBLICAN APPROVE RENAMING THE KENNEDY CENTER OPERA HOUSE AFTER MELANIA TRUMPThe president previously told Fox News Digital, "The Kennedy Center is coming back. It was not properly taken care of and we are taking it back and we are going to turn it back into something great."Sources told Fox News Digital that the president is committed to revitalizing the Kennedy Center, with some suggesting it should eventually be renamed "the TrumpKennedy Center."The Kennedy Center has two affiliates the National Symphony Orchestra and the Washington National Opera. The new leadership team is currently working on business plans with its affiliates to ensure the Kennedy Center has larger endowments and "greater sustainability."Earlier this year, on February 12, Trump appointed himself as chairman of the Kennedy Center and fired multiple board members.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPAt the time, he said that he and then-chair David Rubenstein "do not share [the same] Vision for a Golden Age in Arts and Culture," according to the announcement on Truth Social."Just last year, the Kennedy Center featured Drag Shows specifically targeting our youth THIS WILL STOP," Trump wrote in the post.The opera house in the Kennedy Center is the second-largest theater in the center, with 2,347 seats.The opera house also serves as the site for the annual Kennedy Center Honors, the nation's highest award for lifetime achievement in the arts.Fox News Digital's Brooke Singman and Louis Casiano contributed to this report.

New research has discovered certain weight-loss medications could be associated with an increased risk of serious eye conditions, and even vision loss.Two studies, published in JAMA, analyzed how semaglutide and tirzepatide which include popular drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound impacted eye health in Americans with type 2 diabetes over a two-year period.One study found a modest risk of developing non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAOIN) a rare eye condition that can lead to sudden vision loss due to lack of blood flow in association with semaglutide and tirzepatide.POPULAR WEIGHT-LOSS MEDICATION COULD RELIEVE PAINFUL ARTHRITIS SYMPTOMS, DOCTORS REPORTOut of more than 159,000 study participants with type 2 diabetes, 35 developed NAION, compared to 19 people in the comparison group.The Ohio-based researchers also noted an increased risk of developing "other optic nerve disorders," identified in 93 patients.Although the second study did not observe a "statistically significant difference" in NAION in GLP-1 drug users, there was a small increase in diabetic retinopathy, an eye disease that can damage the retina.DIABETIC PATIENTS TAKING GLP-1S MAY FACE INCREASED RISK OF EYE DISEASE, STUDY SUGGESTSWhile individuals with type 2 diabetes on GLP-1s showed a modestly increased risk of diabetic retinopathy, the researchers concluded that fewer patients experienced sight-threatening complications from the disease."These findings suggest that all patients with type 2 diabetes treated with GLP-1 RAs, regardless of preexisting diabetic retinopathy, should be regularly screened and monitored for potential complications," the study authors concluded.Sue Decotiis, M.D., a medical weight loss doctor in New York City, said she believes more studies are required to confirm the association between these drugs and vision loss, as these studies report some conflicting results."NAION is a rare condition of the optic nerve that, although serious, has not really been shown to be increased by these studies," Decotiis, who was not involved in the research, told Fox News Digital. "We need more studies for certain."Diabetic patients already face a high incidence of eye disease related to blood flow and nerve damage, the expert noted."Eye complications are often directly related to the degree or lack thereof of diabetes control."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTERIn most cases, GLP-1 drugs reduce the severity of type 2 diabetes, therefore reducing the incidence of eye diseases, Decotiis noted.These drugs have also been shown to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, like hypertension, and to improve circulation, which can improve eye health.For diabetics who are starting a GLP-1, Decotiis recommends having an exam done by an ophthalmologist and scheduling follow-up exams throughout treatment."We should take precaution with methodical ophthalmic care for diabetics on these drugs," Decotiis said. "However, lets not throw the baby out with the bath water."For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/healthNovo Nordisk, maker of Ozempic and Wegovy, provided the following statement when contacted by Fox News Digital."Patient safety is a top priority for Novo Nordisk, and we take all reports about adverse events from the use of our medicines very seriously. NAION is a very rare eye disease, and it is not an adverse drug reaction for the marketed formulations of semaglutide (Ozempic, Rybelsus and Wegovy) as per the approved labels in the U.S.""Novo Nordisk, on its part, has conducted an analysis across randomized controlled clinical trials with GLP-1 receptor agonists, including a blinded ophthalmologist evaluation to confirm NAION diagnoses.Our current assessment is that these data do not suggest a causal relationship between GLP-1 RA use and NAION events."

Bringing fresh flavor to your meals is simple with an indoor garden. You can easily grow herbs and even small vegetables, regardless of the size of your space. Options range from simple pots for a sunny windowsill to self-watering hydroponic systems for efficient, low-effort plant growth.Here is our list of indoor garden systems that provide a constant supply of fresh ingredients to elevate your everyday cooking.Original price: $179.99The AeroGarden Bounty Basic is an excellent starting point for those considering an indoor garden. This compact hydroponic system comes with seeds and plant foods everything you need to set up your garden straight out of the box. It utilizes an LED grow light and a self-watering system, guaranteeing bountiful growth even if you don't have a green thumb.The LetPot Max hydroponics growing system features flexible trays that can be used as a 21-pod or two-pod system for growing both small and large plants. It has an automated system that handles watering and nutrient dispensing. Users can control the system via a smartphone app or an LCD screen, adjusting the eight-level adjustable LED grow light to meet their plants' specific needs. You can also buy the system on Amazon.Amazon Prime members enjoy fast, free delivery, exclusive access to invite-only deals, and the option to Buy With Prime.Original price: $69.99Grow an indoor herb garden efficiently with the Ahopegarden indoor garden hydroponic growing system. This kit includes a water reservoir, a circulation system and an LED grow light that helps plants grow faster and healthier. The system also offers two growing modes one for vegetables and one for flowers and fruit allowing you to customize lighting based on your plants' needs.Original price: $39.99The Amazing Creation stackable planter is designed to help you curate a lush, thriving garden in the smallest of spaces.This five-tier vertical garden system, made of terracotta-colored pots, is a back-to-basics system that doesn't include a grow light, seeds or indoor potting soil.AMAZON'S BIGGEST DISCOUNTS THIS WEEK: ATHLETIC GEAR, PET GEAR AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 30% OFF OR MOREThe Gardyn Studio enables you to grow up to 16 plants simultaneously without the need for soil. It features a vertical tower design, allowing it to fit in small spaces. The system uses water and nutrients to grow plants. A camera, sensors and the Gardyn app's AI assistant, "Kelby," monitor your plants and automatically adjust light and watering schedules. Buy the vertical gardening system on Amazon.Enjoy a fresh harvest in as little as three weeks with the nook from Lettuce Grow. It's a compact hydroponic system that supports up to 20 plants simultaneously. The system features a self-watering and self-fertilizing design, and includes a QR code to redeem 20 pre-grown seedlings.Original price: $99.99The IDOO hydroponic growing system features a water reservoir at its base and an adjustable, full-spectrum LED grow light on an automated on/off cycle. You add water, nutrients, and the system's internal pump and lights take care of the rest.For more deals, visit www.foxnews.com/dealsOriginal price: $29.99If you aren't looking for a whole system but still want to grow plants in dimly lit areas, try the GooingTop Store LED grow light. It features five dimmable levels and an auto-timer to ensure your indoor plants receive the optimal amount of light.

President Donald Trump said he may declare a national emergency to maintain control of Washington, D.C.'s police force if Congress doesn't work with him to extend the current federalization plan.Trump made the statement during a press conference at the Kennedy Center in Washington, arguing he can maintain control over the Metropolitan Police Department indefinitely if he declares a national emergency. Under the current structure, the federal government took control over the MPD for a 30-day period on Monday."Your federalization of the police has a 30-day limit unless Congress acts to extend it. Are you talking to Congress about extending it, or do you believe 30 days is sufficient?" asked Daily Signal White House reporter Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell."Well, if it's a national emergency, we can do it without Congress. But we expect to be before Congress very quickly. And again, we think the Democrats will not do anything to stop crime, but we think the Republicans will do it almost unanimously. So we're going to need a crime bill. That we're going to be putting in, and it's going to pertain initially to DC. We're going to use it as a very positive example."FBI DIRECTOR KASH PATEL BACKS TRUMP'S DC POLICE TAKEOVER: 'WHEN YOU LET GOOD COPS BE COPS, THEY DELIVER'Trump went on to confirm that his administration would be seeking "long-term extensions" to the 30-day limit."You can't have 30 days,"he said. "We're going to do this very quickly, but we're going to want extensions. I don't want to call a national emergency, but if I have to I will."TRUMP'S PLAN TO DEPLOY NATIONAL GUARD IN DC SPARKS BACKLASH FROM RESIDENTSBUT SOME WELCOME ITTrump announced his D.C. crime and homelessness crackdown last week, calling in the National Guard and federal law enforcement in addition to federalizing the MPD.Law enforcement has arrested more than 100 people since Aug. 7, which includes 43 who were arrested Tuesday, a White House official told Fox Digital Wednesday morning. The arrests are part of Trumps March executive order, which established the Making DC Safe and Beautiful Task Force, ahead of Trump's Monday announcement federalizing the D.C. police department."President Trumps bold leadership is quickly making our nations capital safer," White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers told Fox Digital. "In less than one week, over 100 violent criminals have already been arrested and taken off of the streets in Washington, D.C. President Trump is delivering on his campaign promise to clean up this city and restore American Greatness to our cherished capital."The White House says those living in homeless encampments in the nation's capital will have two choices in the coming days: accept treatment at a homeless shelter, or go to jail. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt delivered the message during a Tuesday press conference."Seventy homeless encampments have been removed by the U.S. Park Police," Leavitt said, adding that the Metropolitan Police Department would be joining the Park Police in the effort. "There are only two homeless encampments remaining in D.C. federal parks under the National Park Service's jurisdiction, and the removal of those two remaining camps is scheduled for this week."Leavitt added that those who refuse homeless shelters and care could be faced with jail time.Fox News' Emma Colton contributed to this report