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This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing 988.Aubrey Plaza is opening up about navigating life after the tragic loss of her husband."The White Lotus" star spoke candidly about grief following the death of her late husband and director Jeff Baena, who died by suicide earlier this year at the age of 47.During a recent episode of "Good Hang," hosted by her longtime friend Amy Poehler, the host asked Plaza, 41, how shes coping with the unimaginable loss.AUBREY PLAZAS DIRECTOR, WRITER HUSBAND JEFF BAENA DEAD AT 47"Youve had this terrible, terrible, tragic year," Poehler, 53, began. "You lost your husband, youve been dealing with that and youve been looking for all different ways in which to feel and find support."Poehler, who starred alongside the actress in "Parks and Recreation" from 2009 to 2015, noted that Plazas beloved dog Frankie had stepped in as a source of comfort."Frankies like your therapy dog now," Poehler added. "On behalf of all the people who feel like they know you, and the people who do know you how are you feeling today?"Plaza emotionally responded, "Right in this very, very present moment, I feel happy to be with you," she said. "Overall, Im here and Im functioning. I feel really grateful to be moving through the world. I think Im okay, but its like a daily struggle, obviously."HOLLYWOOD STARS WHO DIED IN 2025: PHOTOSThe "Honey, Don't" star has mostly kept private in the months following Baenas death in early January. Three days after his death, she broke her silence in a heartfelt Instagram tribute."This is an unimaginable tragedy," she, along with the Baena/Stern family, said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. "We are deeply grateful to everyone who has offered support. Please respect our privacy during this time."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSMeanwhile, Plaza compared her grief on the podcast to the plot of "The Gorge," a 2025 sci-fi action movie starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy."This is a really dumb analogy and it was kind of a joke at a certain point, but I actually mean it," Plaza told Poehler. "Did you see that movie The Gorge?""In the movie, theres a cliff on one side and a cliff on the other side, then theres a gorge in between and its filled with all these monster people that are trying to get them," she explained."I swear when I watched it, I was like that feels like what my grief is like or what grief could be like," Plaza said. "At all times, theres like a giant ocean of awfulness, thats like right there and I can see it."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Sometimes I just want to dive into it, and just like be in it. Then sometimes I just look at it, and sometimes I try to get away from it. But, its always there."Baena died on Jan. 3 at his home, according to the Los Angeles Medical Examiner's Office.The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed authorities responded to a call near Baena's residence. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, officials told Fox News Digital at the time.Baena and Plaza were private about their relationship after meeting in 2011. It is unclear when the two married, but Plaza confirmed the couple's marriage status in 2021 with an Instagram post.

FIRST ON FOX: One Senate Republican has crafted a blueprint for how conservatives can take on Democrats in the courts and win.Before he was in Washington, D.C., Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo. served as Missouris attorney general during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. And during that time, he filed lawsuit after lawsuit challenging the Biden administration, Dr. Anthony Fauci and even going so far as to sue China.And more often than not, be it through uncovering discrepancies during the discovery process or winning multibillion-dollar settlements, Schmitt was mostly successful in challenging Democratic "lawfare."SENATE SIGNALS READINESS TO HIT RUSSIA WITH HARD SANCTIONS IF PEACE DEAL FAILS"The fact of the matter is, what our fights were, were about restoring individual liberty and pulling back the expanse of government," Schmitt told Fox News Digital in an interview. "What the Left is trying to do now with their lawfare machine was, number one, they're trying to put their opponents in jail, but then also to defend the expanse of government, to defend the administrative state. And I think if we have the right arguments, we can win."Schmitt detailed how to secure those winning arguments through his own experiences in his latest book "The Last Line of Defense: How to Beat the Left in Court."He described the book as "a field manual from the front lines of the battles that were fought against the left-wing law machine." Indeed, Schmitt outlined a guide for attorneys general across the country to take on challenges at all levels, from local to federal."Our playbook really is really in response to what their playbook was, to create a manufactured emergency, a real or manufactured emergency, to aggregate power, to exercise it in ways that never were imagined to other folks who disagree and silence dissent," Schmitt said. "That's what they were really trying to do."TEXAS DEMS END WEEKSLONG QUORUM STANDOFF IN REDISTRICTING FIGHTIn some cases, he went beyond the countrys borders and sued a foreign country, as Schmitt did to China. He argued in the book that the Chinese Communist Party had withheld information on the COVID-19 virus, and was actively hoarding high-quality personal protective equipment (PPE) while producing and selling lower-quality PPE for the rest of the world. That case resulted in an eventual $24 billion judgment earlier this year.From there, Schmitt challenged former President Joe Bidens student loan debt cancellation plan by focusing his case on a local student loan servicing company, a plan that was ultimately blocked by the Supreme Court just months into Schmitts first year as a lawmaker in 2023.Through it all, the pandemic was the "inflection point," Schmitt said, and his biggest target became Fauci.He got an opportunity to depose Fauci, who served as the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and medical advisor to Biden, as part of his lawsuit taking on censorship and suppression by social media platforms like Facebook.BILL BARR, FORMER TRUMP ATTORNEY GENERAL, ARRIVES TO FACE HOUSE INVESTIGATORS IN EPSTEIN PROBE"He wanted to silence anybody who talked about it being a lab leak," Schmitt said. "Which, of course, we know is that's exactly what it was now. It wasn't some bat mating with a penguin, you know, this was actually in the Wuhan Institute of Virology is where this thing came from."Schmitt, who is a fan of both Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and the late Justice Antonin Scalia particularly Scalias usage of originalism, or interpreting the Constitution as it was written rather than as a living document noted in the book that there has been a "complete shift" in the courts.In particular, conservative-leaning justices have the majority on the Supreme Court, and courts across the country are being filled, albeit slowly, with President Donald Trumps picks.When asked if he was at all concerned about partisan politicking coming to the bench, Schmitt countered that courts are returning to a legal system that had been "disrupted by the progressive era, beginning with Woodrow Wilson and the rise of the administrative state, FDR, who threatened to pack the court.""The Constitution means exactly what it says, nothing more, nothing less, just like our laws," he said. "They mean what they say, nothing more, nothing less.""I don't want a judge to necessarily agree with my politics," he continued. "I just want a judge to adhere to the Constitution."

An MS-13 gang member previously convicted of driving while intoxicated and drug possession was one of the 52 arrests in Washington, D.C., on Monday night as the Trump administration fires back at critics who have been downplaying their effectiveness."At the direction of [President Donald Trump], our nations capital is a SAFER placeand we are just getting started. 52 arrests were made last night, including an MS-13 gang member, and 9 firearms were taken off the streets," Bondi posted to X on Tuesday morning."Since our mission began, there have been a total of 465 arrests, 68 guns seized, and charges for homicide, narcotics, and firearm offenses. Nearly half of these arrests occurred in the high-crime areas of DC. Residents and tourists alike appreciate this extraordinary effort by our DC and Federal law enforcement partners," she continued. "Make DC Safe Again!"HUNDREDS ARRESTED AS TRUMPS WASHINGTON, DC, CRIME CRACKDOWN HITS FULL STRIDEOther arrests included ones for assault with a deadly weapon, federal parole violation for robbery, murder, a warrant for attempted murder, assaulting a federal law enforcement official, felony assault, and carrying a pistol without a license, according to the White House. Four homeless encampments were also cleared out on Monday, bringing the total to 48.A White House official told Fox News on background that over 450 arrests have been made since Thursday, Aug. 7. Out of the 212 non-immigration arrests, 101 were in the high-crime Wards 7 and 8, Axios reported regarding a White House analysis of the data so far.The White House said the data counteracted a map "tracking troops" in the capital city from The Washington Post."Facts are stubborn things," White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson posted to X on Tuesday morning.On Friday, Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is playing a critical role in the federal police takeover of the city.ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS COULD DOMINATE DC ARRESTS UNDER FEDERALIZED POLICE FORCE, SAYS EXPERT"Under President Trump and Secretary Noems leadership, ICE law enforcement is being unleashed to keep America safe from dangerous criminals. As the secretary has announced, ICE and CBP have been deployed to help clean up the streets of our nations capital," McLaughlin stated."Our message is clear: Criminal illegal aliens are not welcome in the United States," she continued.Amid Trump's crime crackdown in D.C., the Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser has been critical of the federalization of the city's police force."This is a time where community needs to jump in. We all need to, to do what we can in our space, in our lane, to protect our city and to protect our autonomy, to protect our home rule, and get to the other side of this guy, and make sure we elect a Democratic House so that we have a backstop to this authoritarian push," Bowser said during town hall with community leaders, which was livestreamed on X, last week.She continued by calling Trump's effort "an intrusion on our autonomy."CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGEThe National Guard has been deployed throughout the city, but the White House says that they are not currently the ones making arrests.Last week, Bondi issued an order superseding the capital citys sanctuary policies to allow compliance between local police and federal immigration authorities.BONDI ANNOUNCES NEARLY 200 ARRESTS 'AND COUNTING' AS FEDERAL AGENTS SWARM NATION'S CAPITAL"At my direction, [the Metropolitan Police Department] will now fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities," Bondi tweeted on Friday. "[President Donald Trump] remains in control under the law to determine what is necessary and appropriate."The federal takeover has gotten significant pushback from Democrats, including local leaders who say its an act of overreach despite D.C.s unique legal governing status."Let us be clear: armed soldiers should not be policing American citizens on American soil. Instead of making DC more secure, it undermines public safety and endangers our democracy. Its DC today, but the same dangerous strategy can be deployed to occupy any American community," D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb tweeted on Tuesday morning.

Welcome to the Fox News Entertainment Newsletter.TOP 3:- Former Disney child star woke up to 'zero dollars' in bank account after nearly 20 years in showbiz- Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson regretted being blocked from bands hit song: book- Kate Gosselin works grueling 12-hour nursing shifts after reality TV fortune disappearsSTANDING STRONG - Denzel Washington blasts cancel culture, says faith matters more than followers.FRACTURED TIES - Kate Gosselin responds to estranged son's claims about family split with cryptic comment.HOLLYWOOD HEARTBREAK - I Dream of Jeannie star Barbara Eden feels very lonely after death of pal Loni Anderson.END OF AN ERA - Billy Joel to close Long Island motorcycle shop, auction off collection due to brain disorder diagnosis.ROYAL RELOCATION - Prince William and Kate Middletons big move forces two families out of their homes.SCREEN LEGEND GONE - Terence Stamp, General Zod in 'Superman' and 'Billy Budd,' dead at 87.FAME FALLOUT - Charlie Sheen admits he lit the fuse that blew his life apart as turbulent past resurfaces.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING?CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSFOLLOW FOX NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIAFacebookInstagramYouTubeX, formerly Twitter

Trump National Doral has returned to the PGA Tour schedule.The Miami resort owned by President Donald Trump will host a PGA Tour signature event next year with a $20 million purse during the first weekend in May. The tournament will fall in the middle of a six-week stretch that begins with the Masters and ends with the PGA Championship.There will be three signature events staged in the four weeks between those two majors.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Were excited to showcase the games greatest players competing at golfs most iconic venues," PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp said.A title sponsor for what is currently being called the Miami Championship has yet to be determined.KAI TRUMP, GRANDDAUGHTER OF DONALD TRUMP, REVEALS SHE '100%' WANTS TO BE A PRO GOLFERDoral first became part of the PGA Tour schedule in 1962, but after Trump purchased the resort, it struggled to consistently secure a title sponsor. The Tour eventually moved its event from Trump Doral to Mexico City in 2016, prompting then-presidential candidate Trump to remark, "I hope they have kidnapping insurance."While the PGA Tour distanced itself from Trump Doral, Saudi-backed LIV Golf embraced it, staging tournaments there in each of the past four years. That streak, however, will end in 2026, though Trump National, just outside Washington, D.C., will host a LIV event.Ahead of LIV Golfs 2025 stop at Trump Doral, the 47th president voiced optimism about a potential merger between the two rival tours.PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan even dubbed Trump the "facilitator" earlier this year, as discussions between the leagues continue without a finalized deal more than two years after it was first announced."Ultimately, hopefully, the two tours are going to merge. Thatll be good. Im involved in that, too," Trump said in April. "But hopefully were going to get the two tours to merge. You have the PGA Tour and the LIV Tour. And I think having them merge would be a great thing."Monahan echoed that sentiment in March."Those talks are real. Theyre substantial, and theyre being driven at the top levels of both organizations. Those talks have been significantly bolstered by President Trumps willingness to serve as the facilitator," Monahan said."President Trump is a lifelong golf fan. He believes strongly in the games power and potential, and he has been exceedingly generous in his time and influence to help bring a deal together. He wants to see the game reunified. We want to see the game reunified, and his involvement has made the prospect of reunification very real."The new Miami Championship will begin the week of April 27, 2026, with the first round played on April 30.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Australia and Israel are trading diplomatic blows with each side taking actions against the others officials.On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a scathing statement accusing Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of betraying Israel."History will remember Albanese for what he is: A weak politician who betrayed Israel and abandoned Australia's Jews," Netanyahu said.AUSTRALIA TO RECOGNIZE PALESTINIAN STATEHOOD: HUMANITYS BEST HOPEAlbanese announced last week that Australia will recognize the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly in September. The move follows similar commitments made by the U.K., France and Canada. Additionally, Australia also canceled the visa of Religious Zionist Party lawmaker Simcha Rothman, part of Netanyahus coalition.Rothman was set to embark on a "solidarity tour" to meet with Australias Jewish community as it grapples with surging antisemitism."The timing of the cancellation at the last minute was spiteful and intended to cause maximum harm to the Australian Jewish community. Mr. Rothman received his cancellation on the day he was to head to the airport for his flight," Australian Jewish Association (AJA) CEO Robert Gregory said in a statement posted to the groups Facebook. "The message from the Albanese Government to Jews is clear and we urge all Jews to seriously consider whether it is safe for them to visit Australia under this government."Despite the ban, AJA arranged for Rothman to address the Jewish community virtually, saying "the show will go on" and "the Jew-haters will not win.""The Jewish community won't bow down to Tony Burke or Penny Wong. Instead of many events, we will hold one large communal event where Simcha will address the Jewish community via Zoom," AJA announced on X.ANTISEMITIC ATTACKERS VIOLENTLY TARGET SYNAGOGUE, ISRAELI RESTAURANT IN AUSTRALIAIn response, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said he would revoke visas for Australian representatives to the Palestinian Authority. He also directed Israels embassy in Canberra to "carefully examine any official Australian visa application.""While antisemitism is raging in Australia, including manifestations of violence against Jews and Jewish institutions, the Australian government is choosing to fuel it by false accusations, as if the visit of Israeli figures will disrupt public order and harm Australia's Muslim population," Saar wrote on X. "It is shameful and unacceptable!"AJA praised Saars decision, saying that "The disgusting antisemitism from the Albanese government deserves a strong response."Australias Jews have seen antisemitism surge since Hamas Oct. 7 massacre. According to an annual report released by Executive Council of Australian Jewry (ECAJ), from Oct. 1, 2023, to Sept. 30, 2024, the country saw 2,062 anti-Jewish incidents. This marked an increase of 316% since its report of the previous year Oct. 1, 2022, to Sept. 30, 2023 when there were 495 recorded incidents. ECAJ has yet to release a report for 2025.The report documents assaults, verbal abuse, vandalism and other incidents. When broken down into categories, anti-Jewish physical assaults rose by 491% since the previous report and verbal abuse increased by 230% over the same period.Fox News Digital reached out to AJA and Albaneses office but did not receive responses in time for publication.

One executive for makeup brand e.l.f. is trying to turn down the social media temperature after her companys latest ad sparked outrage among users for starring stand-up comic Matt Rife.In an interview with the outlet "Business of Fashion" (BOF), the beauty brands chief marketing officer, Kory Marchisotto, spoke about what went wrong with its ad with Rife, explaining that causing outrage was never their intention."Obviously, were very surprised," she said. "There is a big gap between our intention and how this missed the mark for some people We always aim to deliver positivity, and this one didnt."TIM ALLEN ADDRESSES THE CURRENT STATE OF COMEDY: 'WE'RE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT HERE'"So we find ourselves in a position where, quite honestly, that doesnt feel good for us," Marchisotto added.The cosmetics brand published the ad on major social media platforms last week. The commercial featured Rife and drag queen Heidi N Closet as "E.l.f.ino & Schmarnes," a spoof lawyer duo in a legal commercial fighting for consumers rights to inexpensive cosmetic products.However, the clip took major heat from online users, including several major beauty and fashion influencers, who were offended that e.l.f. would employ Rife after he joked about domestic abuse during his 2023 stand-up special, "Natural Selection."In the special, the comic told the story of when he and his friend noticed a waitress with a black eye while they were eating at a restaurant in Baltimore. He explained that the two of them questioned why the restaurant owners wouldn't have the employee work in the kitchen to avoid customers asking questions."Yeah, but I feel like if she could cook, she wouldn't have a black eye," Rife joked.SYDNEY SWEENEY'S BROTHER MAKES CHEEKY 'GOOD JEANS' JOKE AFTER HIS AIR FORCE PROMOTIONWhen people reacted poorly to the joke at the time, Rife doubled down, putting out a statement that directed social media users to a link offering an "apology" if they had ever been offended by a joke he told. The link brought users to a website where they could purchase special-needs helmets.In response to e.l.f.s new ad last week, "Nikkietutorials," a cosmetics influencer with almost 9 million followers on TikTok, commented, "aaaaaaandddd you lost me... Matt Rife out of ALL people? so disappointed."Others trashed the video in its comment sections, too. Maddy Lucy Dann, a TikTok user with 1.4 million followers, wrote, "In Matt Rifes Netflix stand-up special Natural Selection he opened with a domestic violence joke, implying a woman wouldnt have a black eye if she could cook."The beauty brand responded to the backlash, putting out a statement last Wednesday acknowledging that working with Rife was a mistake."You know us, we're always listening and we've heard you. This campaign aimed to humorously spotlight beauty injustice. We understand we missed the mark with people we care about in our e.l.f community," e.l.f. stated.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREDuring her interview with BOF, Marchisotto explained why e.l.f. went with Rife for the ad campaign. She noted how 80 percent of Rife's TikTok audience is female, with 75 percent under the age of 34 "right in the sweet spot" of the makeup brand's target audience.The executive added that at the time e.l.f. built its campaign around Rife, he was getting 80 percent positive engagement from his audience, so the brand thought it was a safe bet."We [are] very much known for operating in real time, thats what it means to be in the cultural zeitgeist. So were not looking in the rear view mirror when were operating the real-time marketing machine," she said.Rife has yet to reply to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Naomi Watts left a piece of her heart in Southern California after dropping off son Sasha Schreiber at college.Watts shared a photo of herself with Sasha, who she shares with ex Liev Schreiber, surrounded by the first-year student's packed bags."Already balling! [sic]" she captioned the photo.The "King Kong" actress shared other photos, including a shot of herself, Sasha and Schreiber sharing a meal together.JOANNA GAINES, LAUREN SANCHEZ BEZOS SHARE HEARTBREAK AND JOY AS THEY SEND KIDS OFF TO COLLEGESchreiber shared his own post about missing Sasha before the family left him at the University of Southern California."Starting to feel the pull. Gonna miss my ride or die," he wrote alongside a photo of him and Sasha."Having said that, USC is gonna get one of the deepest, kindest, bravest and most beautiful boys I have ever known."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSSasha revealed he committed to USC to study acting in a post shared to a class of 2029 Instagram account."Hey Im Sasha and Im from New York City," the caption read. "Im [100 percent] committed to the BFA in Acting at USC and so excited.""I love acting, soccer, surfing, skating, cooking, and partying. I'm looking to meet new friends and find a roommate so if we have any similar interests or not reach out!"CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERSchreiber pushed back against claims his children were nepo babies after his daughter with Watts, Kai, made her modeling debut."I don't have many thoughts for the haters," he told TMZ in March."I'm gonna put it to you like this: What if you were a professional actor and your child decided they wanted to do something in this world. Do they have the choice of what you did?"

As Democrats rail against President Trumps plan to federalize and clean up Washington, D.C., a plan that includes addressing the homeless situation, a Fox News Digital review found the citys response to the homeless problem has been fraught with issues in recent years.Roughly 7 residents per 1,000 in the nations capital experience homelessness, according to numbersreleased in May by the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, which is a rate 7 times higher than the regional rate of 1 per 1,000.While homeless rates were down in D.C. from 2024 to 2025, data shows the issue is still worse than it was in 2021 after rising sharply in 2024, the largest year-over-year rise in a decade.The homeless issue has also increasingly affected young people as data shows a 13% increase in single transition-age youth experiencing homelessness in D.C., a total of about 367 individuals in 2025.68 DC SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN SINGLE NIGHT AS WHITE HOUSE TOUTS TRUMP'S PUSH TO 'CLEAN UP' CAPITAL CITYAs homelessness continues to be an issue in D.C. and available bed space is at a premium, the citys latest budget contains several spending expenditures that address far-left agenda items rather than housing the homeless.Washington, D.C. allocated $17 million more taxpayer dollars, a total of $40 million, to treat illegal immigrants "humanely" than it did to renovate Department of Health Services homeless shelters in the city system, a total of $23 million, according to the FY 2025 budget.The districts budget is also full of progressive agenda spending, including $92 million reversing the defunding of D.C.s Climate Equity Commitments Amendment Act of 2024, $5 million to support hosting the World Pride in 2025, and $1 million for constructing a LGBTQ+ community center in the Shaw neighborhood.EXPERT FLIPS SCRIPT ON DEMS PUSHING 'CHERRY-PICKED' CRIME STATS TO RESIST TRUMP'S DC CRACKDOWNAdditionally, the budget includes millions in long-term spending for the Medical Cannabis Social Equity Fund, over $1 million to establish a reparations task force, and $250,000 for a Black LGBTQIA+ history program.City leadership faced criticism last year from nonprofit groups,Washington City Paper reported, for demanding budget cuts to various homeless services, citing "spending pressures."The city has also had trouble providing enough beds for the homeless and data shows that the number of available beds has gone down since 2021.After Trump announced he was sending federal resources to D.C. to combat crime, his Department of the Interior said it wasadopting ano-tolerance policy for homeless encampments in support of the Trump administration's "beautification" efforts in Washington, D.C.White House press secretaryKaroline Leavitt said last week that those living in homeless encampments will need to either accept treatment at a homeless shelter or go to jail if they refuse. The U.S. Park Police have already removed 70 homeless encampments in D.C., with only a few remaining, Leavitt added.Democrats have been loudly opposed to Trumps attempt to clean up Washington, D.C. and protesters havetaken to the streets in recent days to voice opposition to the president.Fox News Digital spoke with several homeless individuals on the streets of Washington, D.C., last week, some of whom voiced concern and others support for the changes.One homeless man, who identified himself as Kenny and lives near Dupont Circle, told Fox News Digital that Trump is right to address the issues in D.C. after the city government "failed tremendously."Another man, who did not give his name but also lives by Dupont, took a very different tone."This is awful, it's like what the hell, where does he get the authority? You know what I mean?" he said."We're people too," he went on. "Just because I'm homeless doesn't mean I have to leave; we have a right to be here too."Fox News Digital reached out to the DC Department of Human Services and Mayor Bowser's office for comment.Fox News Digital's Peter Pinedo contributed to this report