EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., is renewing the call for DNA testing for migrants to prevent trafficking at the southern border in a letter sent to the Department of Homeland Security on Friday morning.Blackburn noted the recent passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" contains funding for the practice in the billions intended for border security and immigration enforcement."As an essential component of that commitment, this landmark legislation provides critical resources to prevent child trafficking and child recyclingspecifically allocating funds for collecting fingerprints and collecting DNA in accordance with the Immigration and Nationality Act," the senator wrote in the letter.YOUNGKIN CREDITS TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WITH BOLSTERING ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING EFFORTS"Implementation of this critical provision will be a significant step forward in our fight to protect these innocent childrenmany of whom were trafficked into the United States during the Biden border crisis," she added.There have been mounting concerns over unaccompanied migrant children who have entered the United States but did not have properly vetted sponsors.CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGEMillions of individuals entered the country illegally during the Biden administration, and encounters have since taken a nosedive. Still, long-term discussions about the future of border security have been top-of-mind for lawmakers after the crisis, whether its filling gaps at the wall or fighting back against drug cartels.FORMER ICE CHIEF TORCHES 'UNCONSCIONABLE' BIDEN-ERA POLICIES AS TRUMP'S DHS FINDS MIGRANT CHILDREN"Familial DNA testing and fingerprinting have served as proven, effective tools that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) can utilize to combat child trafficking, identify dangerous criminals, verify familial relationships, and protect these innocent children from exploitation," the letter continued.The Trump administration announced late last month that 13,000 children had been located who had "lost or unvetted sponsors," and was nearly completed working through a 65,000-case backlog from the Biden-era border crisis.DHS said at the time it has led to 4,000 "investigative leads" related to possible criminal activity.BORDER CRISIS UNDER BIDEN REVEALS SHOCKING ABUSE OF MIGRANT CHILDREN PLACED WITH UNVETTED SPONSORS: DHS"The evil of human trafficking cannot be overstated. Its modern-day slavery. By leaving our borders open and even encouraging people to come here illegally, Biden enabled the largest human-trafficking operation in modern history," DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said in a July 25 statement. "We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to eradicate human trafficking operations targeting the United States. Under the leadership of President Donald Trump, and working together at every level of government, we can win this fight. And we will."Fox News Digital reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for comment on the letter."I urge you to use those funds to: (1) continue to utilize DNA verification technologyincluding rapid DNA testing3to confirm familial relationships at the border; and (2) ensure that all migrants are fingerprinted upon seeking admission into the United States, including migrant children younger than 14 years of age," Blackburn further added.

Ozzy Osbourne may have sensed the end was near during his final performance and still chose to go out doing what he loved.Weeks after the iconic Black Sabbath frontman died at 76, fellow musician Tom Morello opened up about Osbournes final days, saying the Prince of Darkness seemed to know his time was near."Ozzy Osbournes lived a pretty on-the-edge lifestyle for a long time," Morello said on Chicagos Q101 radio station. "The fact that he lived to play and feel that love and to one more time you know, to do Paranoid; to do Crazy Train. If you have got to go I mean, I wish Ozzy lived another 30 years but if youve got to go out, it really felt like he knew."OZZY OSBOURNE DEAD AT 76Despite describing Osbournes death as "a tragedy," Morello also called it "a miracle" that the rocker "lived as long as he did."According to the Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave guitarist, Ozzy even rallied to attend the afterparty.OZZY OSBOURNE FUNERAL: SHARON OSBOURNE BREAKS DOWN DURING EMOTIONAL PROCESSION"He had been frail for a while, but friends of mine saw him a week later. He was at another event in Birmingham a week later," Morello remarked.Morello also opened up about being personally tapped by Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne to serve as musical director for a benefit concert in Birmingham, England on July 5 just weeks before the rock legends death.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSAs he described Ozzy as "one of the all-time greats," Morello reflected on the moment the Osbournes asked him to be involved in the music event. He recalled that he wanted to make it "the greatest day in the history of heavy metal."The 10-hour show was hosted by Jason Momoa, and featured performances from Metallica, Guns N Roses, Jack Black, Steven Tyler and more.The lead singer of Black Sabbath died on July 22."It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning," the family said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital at the time. "He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTEROn Aug. 5, Osbourne's official cause of death was revealed.The singer died from cardiac arrest, acute myocardial infarction, coronary artery disease and Parkinsons disease, according to the death certificate obtained by Fox News Digital.Osbourne is survived by wife Sharon, daughters Kelly and Aimee, and son Jack, in addition to daughter Jessica, and sons Elliot and Louis from his first marriage to Thelma Riley.Fox News Digital's Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.

President Donald Trump praised the administrations crackdown on crime in Washington, D.C., on Friday as he announced that the draw for the2026 FIFA World Cup will take place at the Kennedy Center on Dec. 5.The president was joined byFIFA President Gianni Infantino and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in the Oval Office for Fridays announcement. Trump, now the chairman of the Kennedy Center, confirmed that the draw for the group stage will take place at the performing arts venue."On Dec. 5 of this year, the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw will take place at the Kennedy Center. Some people refer to it as the Trump-Kennedy Center, but we're not prepared to do that quite yet maybe in a week or so," Trump said, drawing laughter from the group.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"But right here inWashington, D.C., it's a tremendous honor to bring the global event and this incredible group of people and these unbelievable athletes the best athletes in the world to the cultural center of our nation's capital."Trump also took the opportunity to highlight his administration's federal takeover of D.C. in an effort to crack down on crime."By the way, in Washington, D.C., we have the lowest crime numbers they've had in years. Zero. It's a horrible thing to say, but I might as well say it, zero murders in the last week since we've done this. That's the first time in memory that that's happened. If you can believe it. How pathetic that is to have to even say it."TRUMP JOKES ABOUT EXECUTIVE ORDER TO CALL SOCCER 'FOOTBALL' IN US, NAMES GREATEST PLAYER OF ALL TIME"It was unsafe. It was horrible," the president continued, "AndMayor [Muriel] Bowser better get her act straight or she won't be mayor very long because we'll take it over with the federal government, run it like it's supposed to be run."Trump quipped to Infantino that the city "will be nice" just in time for the draw, joking that the Italian sports figure "could handle yourself" regardless."The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest, most complex set of events in sports history, and the Kennedy Center will give it a phenomenal kickoff and will be involved, and they'll be working over there for quite a bit of time. We have it all set so that they can stay there for the big events, the big press conferences and everything else. And they'll be in a very safe capital. That will be nice. You dont have to worry about walking down the street, Johnny, okay? But you could handle yourself."Trump established a White House task force earlier this year in anticipation of the Club World Cup and the2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be predominantly hosted by the U.S., Canada and Mexico will also play host to several matches.The international tournament, spanning North America, will begin in June 2026 and is the first World Cup in more than two decades that will take place in multiple countries. The tournament will be hosted in 16 cities, beginning with 48 teams and playing 104 matches in total.In the U.S., matches will be played in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, Kansas City, Atlanta, Miami, Boston, Philadelphia and East Rutherford, New Jersey.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

An NYPD police officer was shot twice Friday morning while responding to a carjacking by a violent career criminal who was out on parole, police and New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.The officer was shot in the arm and the leg and suffered non-life-threatening injuries in what Mayor Eric Adams described as a "friendly fire incident." It is understood that the officer was shot by crossfire from the police.He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where police said he was in stable condition and alert and conscious.NYC SHOOTING: NYPD OFFICER KILLED, 3 OTHERS DEAD IN MIDTOWN BUILDING HOME TO BLACKSTONE, NFLThe suspect, 28-year-old Kevin Dubois, allegedly tried to rob people at a gas station before he then carjacked an Uber driver parked off a service road in Whitestone, Queens.Officers from the local precinct as well as narcotics agents responded to the scene just before 9 a.m. and said Dubois displayed what looked like a gun.Three officers then opened fire and one officer was struck. Dubois was uninjured and collared by police. No weapon was recovered on Dubois.Dubois is a four-time convicted felon with 10 prior arrests, including multiple knifepoint robberies and assaults on police officers, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said at a press briefing.NYPD OFFICERS LINE STREETS TO HONOR COLLEAGUE KILLED IN PARK AVE SHOOTINGTisch, Adams and union representatives all blamed New York states criminal justice reforms for allowing someone like Kevin Dubois back on the streets.The shooting comes just weeks after NYPD Officer Didarul Islam was shot dead inside a Manhattan building along with three other victims."Mr. Dubois is currently out on parole for robbery after being released from prison in March of this year and was actually arrested just yesterday for theft of service in Manhattan and released with only a desk appearance ticket (DAT)," Tisch said."Importantly, prior to the criminal justice reforms of 2020, any individual out on parole would not have been eligible for a DAT. Mr. Dubois also has a documented history as an emotionally disturbed person (EDP) with the department prior to the incident with the Uber driver."Adams also blasted the current legislation and said it allows violent criminals to be set free, putting the public and police officers in danger."This is insanity, arresting the same people over and over again and expecting change," Adams said. "The criminal was released yesterday before committing a carjacking today."Adams said the blame for Fridays shooting rests squarely on the suspects release."For dangerous people to be put back on our streets as recently as yesterday on parole, it sends a terrible signal to our public," Adams said."Regardless of who shot our detective, theres one person responsible for starting the chain of events that landed us in the hospital today," Adams said. "This is a man who should have been behind bars, not on our streets."

State inspectors have uncovered nearly 20 decomposing bodies hidden inside a Colorado funeral home operated by the countys elected coroner a discovery authorities called a "profound violation of trust and a heartbreaking betrayal."The remains, believed to date back as far as 15 years, were discovered Wednesday in a concealed room at Davis Mortuary, according to officials during a Thursday news conference held by the Pueblo County Sheriff's Office.The chambers door was hidden behind a cardboard display, and inspectors noted a "strong odor" upon finding the room, local outlets reported, citing state documents.The private facility which has been operating as a funeral home since 2010 underwent its first annual inspection this week under a new oversight law passed after a local 2023 scandal, in which nearly 190 bodies were improperly stored at Return to Nature Funeral Home and families were given fake ashes.COLORADO FUNERAL HOME OWNER SENTENCED TO 20 YEARS AFTER STASHING NEARLY 190 DECAYING BODIES"We have received credible information that Davis Mortuary has been improperly storing human remains for years," Armando Saldate III, director of the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI), said on Thursday."This is the profound violation of trust and a heartbreaking betrayal of the families who had trusted their loved ones to this funeral home," the CBI director added.During the inspection, Brian Cotter, who has served as the county coroner since 2014 and co-owns the funeral home with his brother, Chris Cotter, asked inspectors not to enter the room, local reports say, citing records.COLORADO FUNERAL HOME OWNERS PLEAD GUILTY TO CORPSE ABUSE AFTER NEARLY 200 BODIES FOUND DECOMPOSINGCotter reportedly told officials that some of the bodies in the hidden room had been awaiting cremation for over a decade and acknowledged that families may have been provided fake cremains of their relatives.The state has since suspended Davis Mortuarys funeral-home license. Its crematory license remained valid until November 2024, though staff reported that no cremations have been performed there for roughly 10 years, officials said.ILLINOIS CORONER RELEASES NEW DETAILS ABOUT WOMAN FOUND DEAD ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT'S PROPERTY"Our top priorities are to respectfully and humanely process the scene, identify all the deceased, and notify their families and loved ones," Saldate said."This is going to be a comprehensive investigation, and the financials will definitely be part of them," he added.No formal charges have been filed yet. Authorities said they are aware of Brian Cotters whereabouts, and he will continue to serve as the Pueblo County coroner for now. Both Cotter brothers remain under investigation, though neither is currently subject to travel restrictions.Brian Cotter did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis fired back after Democratic state Sen. Carlos Guillermo Smith decried the state's move to nix rainbow colors from a crosswalk in Orlando near the site of the 2016 mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub that left 49 dead and others wounded.In a video that he posted on Thursday, the state lawmaker said "the Florida Department of Transportation, in the middle of the night, ripped the rainbow colors off of this city crosswalk."Responding to a media outlet's post on X which featured Smith's video, DeSantis asserted, "We will not allow our state roads to be commandeered for political purposes."DESANTIS POSTHUMOUSLY AWARDS GOVERNOR'S MEDAL OF FREEDOM TO JIMMY BUFFETT, POLITICIANS: GREAT FLORIDIANS"The rainbow crosswalk was APPROVED by FDOT years ago to honor the 49 + enhance pedestrian safety for those who come to pay their respects. You looked survivors in the eye + promised they would never be forgotten-- then betrayed them for political ambition. They won't be erased," Smith fired back in a post.Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer has also decried the Sunshine State's move."We are devastated to learn that overnight the state painted over the Pulse Memorial crosswalk on Orange Avenue. This callous action of hastily removing part of a memorial to what was at the time our nation's largest mass shooting, without any supporting safety data or discussion, is a cruel political act," Dyer said in a statement issued on Thursday.FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS FLORIDA FROM FURTHER EXPANSION OF ALLIGATOR ALCATRAZ IMMIGRATION DETENTION FACILITY"The City of Orlando's safety crosswalks were all installed in close coordination with the state and adhere to national safety standards. In fact, the crosswalk that is part of the Pulse Memorial was installed by the state," he continued.FDOT provided Fox News Digital with a lengthy statement on Friday.The department asserted that it must "ensure the safety and consistency of public roadways and transportation systems," which "means ensuring our roadways are not utilized for social, political, or ideological interests."LONGTIME TRUMP ALLY FORMALLY SUCCEEDS WHATLEY AS REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIR"Earlier this year, the Department completed a months-long process of updating the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) with input from representatives of state and local governments. This update included a prohibition on non-uniform traffic control devices, such as pavement markings on state and local roads," the statement continued. "In June, FDOT notified all local governments of these updates and revised provisions of Florida Statutes that give the Department authority to withhold state funds for noncompliance. This was followed by similar policy updates from USDOT Secretary Duffy."Last week, local governments not in compliance for local roads began receiving notifications to bring their roadways up to state standards to ensure locals govern themselves accordingly," FDOT added. "In addition to ensuring all local governments comply, FDOT completed a review of all state-maintained roadways and is now correcting pavement markings not in compliance. That includes street art previously installed on state right of way, such as theintersection of Orange Avenue in question.FDOT's statement concluded, "Transportation infrastructure is for the movement of people and goods. In this case, while the crosswalk has been restored to its proper form, local efforts are underway to construct a permanent memorial on adjacent properties funded by the State of Florida. Any attempt to suggest otherwise is false."

A royal summer is being wrecked by some uninvited guests.Queen Camilla revealed this week that Sandringham the royal family's Norfolk estate is in the middle of a full-blown wasp invasion, calling it a "terrible" situation thats disrupting life on the King's private grounds.The 78-year-old Queen made the remark during a solo appearance at the Ebor Festival on Aug. 21, where she opened a new facility at York Racecourse, according to Hello! Magazine.KING CHARLES 'LIVID' AS ROYAL FAMILY'S CHERISHED CHRISTMAS TRADITION FACES CANCELLATION: EXPERTCamilla shared the frustrating update and admitted its not just Sandringham being stung. Her own bees at her private Wiltshire home are also causing trouble by "swarming."The royal sting operation comes just days after King Charles III himself issued a formal warning to visitors at Sandringham.On Aug. 18, signs were posted near public areas of the estate that read: "Please be aware that wasp activity is currently high in this area. Thank you."Camilla is one of several beekeepers in the royal family.Princess Kate Middletons bees are at Anmer Hall, in the corner of the gardens on the Sandringham estate, British royals expert, Hilary Fordwich, previously told Fox News Digital.INSIDE THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY'S MOST SCANDALOUS SUMMER VACATION SPOTSMeghan Markle has also pursued the hobby, as she featured a beekeeping segment in her show, "With Love, Meghan."The wasp infestation is just the latest issue to hit the monarchs Sandringham Estate. King Charles was also said to be "livid" over a potential shortage of pheasants, according to The Sun.The shortage could affect the chances of a full shooting calendar this winter. It is known as one of the monarchs favorite pastimes during the holiday season.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"King Charles III is livid, frustrated and disappointed, reflecting both his deep personal attachment to the cherished family tradition and his broader commitment to his royal heritage," British royal expert Hilary Fordwich previously told Fox News Digital."Hes also annoyed that the mishap reflects rather poorly on the management of Sandringham, which he inherited from his mother, Queen Elizabeth II," she explained.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"The shoot gathers his extended royal family and guests, reinforcing bonds while upholding a long-standing aristocratic tradition. The root of the problem is that Charles has always opposed importing birds from elsewhere, preferring to maintain the estates game population. The eco-friendly approach has failed."According to the outlet, the number of birds currently available has dropped. This may force Charles, who is battling an undisclosed form of cancer, to cancel the traditional Boxing Day shoot, which is described as a central part of the royal familys holiday plans.Fox News Digital reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital's Stephanie Nolasco contributed to this report.

Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislane Maxwell told the Department of Justice in 2025 that she never saw President Donald Trump act inappropriately, according to DOJ documents released Friday of her interview."I think they were friendly like people are in social settings. I don't I don't think they were close friends or I certainly never witnessed the President in any of I don't recall ever seeing him in his house, for instance." she told the DOJ. "I actually never saw the President in any type of massage setting. I never witnessed the president in any inappropriate setting in any way. The president was never inappropriate with anybody. In the times that I was with him, he was a gentleman in all respects."Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche interviewed Epstein associate Maxwell at the Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee, Florida, in July where she was serving a 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking. The interview was held across a two-day period, with the administration weighing in August whether to release the audio file and transcript of the interview, senior administration officials previously told Fox Digital.Epstein was a notorious predator who pleaded guilty to procuring underage girls for prostitution in 2008, before he was arrested in 2019 on new federal charges of sex trafficking minors and conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking of minors. The predatory billionaire, who had rubbed elbows with the world's elites stretching from Bill Gates to being photographed with Trump long before his presidency, was found dead in his New York City jail cell in August 2019 by apparent suicide.The DOJ and FBI said in a joint memo in July that the two agencies had no further information to share with the public about Epstein's case and death, determining that hedied by suicide, and that there was no list of clients whom Epstein may have procured for exploitation by third parties.EPSTEINS FORMER LAWYER: GHISLAINE MAXWELL SHOULD GET IMMUNITY IN EXCHANGE FOR SECRETSThe memo set off condemnation from some MAGA supporters, who said the reports would not make the Epstein scandal disappear and continued calling for documents to be released. Such supporters claim thatEpstein did not hang himself, and that the death was allegedly part of a bigger cover-up protecting elites allegedly involved in his sexual abuse of minors.President Donald Trump has repeatedly slammed the Epstein case as a hoax promoted by the Democrats, including chastising reporters who asked him about the matter when the FBI and DOJ first reported evidence showed Epstein committed suicide.GHISLAINE MAXWELL FOLLOWS PRISON FITNESS ROUTINE, VIDEO SHOWS, AS DOJ'S JEFFREY EPSTEIN MEMO DRAWS HEAT"For years, its Epstein, over and over again," Trump said in a Truth Social post last month. "Why are we giving publicity to Files written by Obama, Crooked Hillary, Comey, Brennan, and the Losers and Criminals of the Biden administration.""They created the Epstein Files, just like they created the FAKE Hillary Clinton/Christopher Steele Dossier that they used on me, and now my so-called friends are playing right into their hands," Trump wrote. "Why didnt these Radical Left Lunatics release the Epstein Files? If there was ANYTHING in there that could have hurt the MAGA Movement, why didnt they use it?"Amid mounting calls from voters that the government release more details on Epstein, Trump instructed the Justice Department in Julyto release "all credible" evidence in the files."Wed like to release everything, but we dont want people to get hurt that shouldnt be hurt, and I would assume that was why he was there," he told Newsmax in July. Fox News Digitals Brooke Singman, Breanne Deppisch and Ashley Oliver contributed to this report.

Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia was released from federal custody Friday in Tennesee and is set to return to his family in Maryland, though his legal proceedings are far from over.Abrego Garcia, who was charged with transporting illegal migrants in the United States, will remain under the supervision of Immigration and Customs Enforcement until his trial, which is scheduled for January 2026. The criminal investigation that resulted in those charges, stemming from a 2022 traffic stop, was later revealed to have begun while he was detained in El Salvador, raising questions about the nature of the probe. As part of the conditions of his release from Putnam County Jail, Abrego Garcia will wear a monitoring device and remain in Maryland. The Justice Department had argued against his release, alleging he was a danger to the community.ABREGO GARCIA LAWYERS FILE MOTION TO DISMISS CRIMINAL CHARGES FROM TRUMP DOJA judge in Maryland also blocked ICE last month from immediately deporting Abrego Garcia if and when he is released from jail, a move that came after Justice Department attorneys told the court it was possible the government would deport him if he were granted pre-trial release.U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis, who since March has presided over the separate, months-long civil case involving Abrego Garcia that was brought by his family in March, ordered the administration to give Abrego Garcia a 72-hour notice period before beginning any deportation proceedings, in order to allow him access to his counsel, as well s the ability to challenge his removal to a third-country, such as Mexico or South Sudan.The Trump administration told Xinis at a hearing last month that they would immediately seek to take Abrego Garcia into ICE custody upon release from federal detention in Tennessee and begin removal proceedings, prompting Xinis to issue her order.Abrego Garcia was deported to El Salvador in March in violation of a 2019 court order, and in what Trump administration officials later acknowledged was an "administrative error."Abrego Garcia entered the country illegally more than a decade ago and had been living in Maryland with his wife and child when authorities deported him to a maximum security prison in El Salvador in March.Trump officials have repeatedly alleged that Abrego Garcia is a vicious MS-13 gang member a notion the U.S. overseeing his criminal case in Tennessee dismissed as "fanciful" and both that judge, Waverly Crenshaw, and U.S. Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes.His attorneys are now using these remarks to argue to the judge that the Tennessee prosecution is "selective and vindictive" and that his charges should be thrown out on those grounds.This is a breaking story. Check back for updates.

With trips to Las Vegas growing more and more expensive, some tourists are honing in on the affordable things the city still has to offer.Las Vegas restaurants serve some of the most decadent and expensive steaks in the world, ranging from A5 Miyazaki wagyu to $1,000 "Beef Case" tomahawk steaks. But what if you just want a cheap meal?Fox News Digital spoke with Michael Politz, founder of Food & Beverage Magazine, to find out which steaks offer the most bang for the buck.PRICED OUT IN LAS VEGAS? 5 COSTLY STEAKS THAT CAN CUT INTO TOURISTS' WALLETSA Las Vegas resident, Politz identified three restaurants that offer plenty of steak for a reasonable price. Check these out.Politz said this unassuming grill offers one of the best deals off the Strip.Jackson's Bar & Grill offers a $22 ribeye special a pound of steak with two sides, Texas toast and plenty of vegetables.Politz said Jackson's "delivers one of the best steak values in town" adding that the ribeye is never frozen.VEGAS TIPPING DROPS DRASTICALLY AS VISITORS SAY SERVICE DOESN'T MATCH HIGHER COSTS"Generous portions, perfectly cooked to order and consistently juicy make this special hard to beat."A Jackson's Bar & Grill employee told Fox News Digital it sells 200 of these steaks a day available morning and night."We offer it as a breakfast, steak and eggs, or as a dinner entre with potato and veggies," the employee said.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERJackson's is located at 6020 W. Flamingo Road.This steakhouse offers an exceptional half-price steak special, Politz said, but it's only available on Sundays.All of John Cutter's steaks ranging from its $56 bone-in ribeye to the $42 6-ounce petit filet are half-off that day."John Cutter's half-price steak special on Sundays is an excellent deal," Politz said."[It's] an incredible value compared to the Strip's pricier steakhouses."Despite the lower price point, "the steaks are impressively tender, juicy and well-seasoned, rivaling cuts you'd expect to pay three to four times for," Politz said.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleFox News Digital reached out to John Cutter for comment.John Cutter is located at 11770 W. Charleston Blvd., at the western end of Las Vegas.This restaurant has built a cult following around its half-price steak happy hour, said Politz."[It's] offered both early evening and late night," the Vegas expert said."Guests enjoy perfectly cooked, juicy and well-seasoned steaks at unbeatable value, all within a moody, speakeasy-style setting that feels timeless and unmistakably classic."Some of the half-off deals include filet mignon for $35 and New York strip for $29, according to Herbs & Rye's website.Fox News Digital reached out to Herbs & Rye for comment.Herbs & Rye is located at 3713 W. Sahara Ave.