For the first time in MLB history, balls and strikes will be able to be challenged starting in the 2026 regular season.The Automated Balls/Strikes (ABS) Challenge System, which was featured during spring training to test it at the big league level, will be implemented after the Joint Competition Committee voted for it on Tuesday afternoon.MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred made an announcement on the massive change to the game of baseball.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"The previous rule changes that have been adopted by the Joint Competition Committee have had staying power and created momentum for the game," he said in a statement. "We used the same process with ABS that started with listening to fans, conducting extensive testing at the Minor League level, and trying at every step to make the game better. Throughout this process we have worked on deploying the system in a way thats acceptable to players. The strong preference from players for the Challenge format over using the technology to call every pitch was a key factor in determining the system we are announcing today."This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.

South Dakota state Rep. Peri Pourier, who had been a Democrat, announced Monday that she switched her voter registration to Republican."I have formally changed my voter registration from Democrat to Republican. My name will now appear with an (R) designation," she said in a statement.The move leaves just five Democrats in the Mount Rushmore State's House, compared to a whopping 65 Republicans.FORMER BLUE COUNTY SHERIFF UNLEASHES ON DEMS AFTER SWITCHING PARTIES: PARTY OF PAID PROTESTSPourier, who is Oglala Lakota, suggested that the key pillars of the GOP line up "with the principle of tribal sovereignty.""The core tenets of the Republican Party, decentralized government, self-determination, economic prosperity, lower energy costs, and strong public safety align with the principle of tribal sovereignty," she noted.KENTUCKY SENATE DEMOCRAT SWITCHES PARTIES TO GOP IN MAJOR BLOW TO DEM GOV ANDY BESHEAR"By contrast, well-intentioned Democratic reforms have too often undermined sovereignty. Under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 forced a one-size-fits-all model of governance that disregarded traditional systems and tied federal funding to this imposed framework. ""What was presented as empowerment ultimately diminished nationhood, reinforced federal control and depilating any hope of self-sufficiency. The long-term consequences of such federal policy failures are still felt on the Pine Ridge reservation today," she asserted.EX-GOP OFFICIAL TURNED DEMOCRAT TARGETS TRUMP IN BATTLEGROUND STATE GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN LAUNCHCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPIn a 2022 Facebook post, Pourier urged people to vote early, writing, "Your reproductive rights are on the line."

Jurors on Tuesday delivered a guilty verdict for Ryan Routh on all charges after he attempted to assassinate then-presidential candidateDonald Trump at his West Palm Beach golf club last September.After the verdict was read, Routh reportedly appeared to try to stab himself in the neck with a pen before four U.S. Marshals restrained him.His daughter, Sara Routh, reportedly stood up and said:"Dont do anything. I will get you out. What the f---, f---, he didnt hurt anybody. This is not fair. This is all rigged you guys are a--holes." The jury was still in the room at the time.Routh, 59, was charged on five federal criminal counts, including attempting to assassinate a major presidential candidate, assaulting a federal officer, and multiple firearms offenses.The charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison.Jurors deliberated for several hours before returning to the court with a verdict.The update comes after a nearly three-week trial. Prosecutors used the bulk of their closing arguments Tuesday to emphasize both the digital and forensic evidence presented at trial and what they described as Rouths clear intent: to kill Trump.They noted the 1 7 "reconnaissance" trips he allegedly made to Trump's golf course, and what they described as his excessive stalking of Trump, prior to the Sept. 15, 2024 incident in question.TONY HAWK, TAIWAN AND A FLASHLIGHT: TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT SUSPECTS BIZARRE DEFENSEThis part was critical for the prosecution to convict Routh on the first and most serious criminal count: Attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate.In order to secure a conviction on that charge, prosecutors had to prove to jurors two things: First, that the defendant had the intent to carry out the crime, and second, that the defendant had taken "substantial steps" to do so.During closing arguments, federal prosecutors stressed that it should not be difficult for jurors to conclude that they'd met that bar."This was not a publicity stunt," Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Browne told the jury. "The evidence has shown one thing and one thing only the defendant wanted Donald Trump dead."There is "no doubt, no reasonable doubt, no doubt whatsoever that it was this man," Browne said, stopping to point to Routh, "who was hiding" in the sniper's nest for what they said was roughly 10 hours, beginning around 4 a.m.PROSECUTORS TO WRAP TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT CASE AS DEFENSE READIES WITNESSESProsecutors spent nearly two full weeks meticulously presenting their case. They walked jurors through hundreds of pieces of evidence, including call logs, text messages, forensic evidence, and surveillance footage that they used to carefully track Routh's actions.They also used bank records to tie Routh to the purchase of a SKS semi-automatic 7.62x39 caliber rifle that was recovered near Trumps golf course.Expert witnesses for the prosecution testified that the weapon was in working condition. Forensic experts said the fingerprint on the scope matched to Routh. They also linked Routh's DNA to matches on the rifle itself, as well as gloves, a bag, and other items.Browne reminded jurors Tuesday that there were 19 rounds found in the magazine of the SKS rifle that was recovered at the scene, including one in the chamber."This was not a publicity stunt," Browne told the jury. "The evidence has shown one thing and one thing only the defendant wanted Donald Trump dead," Browne said.RYAN ROUTH TRIAL CONTINUES AFTER AGENT TESTIFIES SUSPECT AIMED RIFLE AT HIM ON TRUMPS GOLF COURSEA total of 38 witnesses testified for the prosecution before it rested its arguments Friday.A box delivered months earlier to Samuel and Lazaro Plata brothers from North Carolina contained pipes, bullets, wires, and a 12-page manifesto titled "Dear World." In it, Routh allegedly offered $150,000 to anyone willing to "complete the job." After a series of court rulings, prosecutors were permitted to introduce only the first three lines of the letter.FBI digital evidence showed web searches, flight-tracking activity, texts about Trumps rallies and plane movements, license-plate reader records of Rouths vehicle (a black Nissan Xterra) and other surveillance tying him to Palm Beach County around the same time of the assassination attempt.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPLaw enforcement testimony described "sniper tradecraft" involving a hideout near the 6th hole on the golf course, steel plates for ballistic protection, concealment, fences used for support of weaponry and long-distance shooting lanes on the 6th and 7th holes.Routh, who represented himself in the case, did not introduce any evidence that was deemed to be admissible in court.He rested his own defense after just several hours Monday, and after questioning just three witness two of whom were friends and colleagues, who acknowledged during cross-examination that they had not seen or spoken to Routh in years.

The New York Liberty are moving on from head coach Sandy Brondello nearly a year after the veteranWNBA coach led the franchise to its first championship.The team released a statement Tuesday announcing the decision not to renew Brondellos contract for the 2026 season."We would like to thank Sandy Brondello for her everlasting impact on theNew York Liberty," general manager Jonathan Kolb said in a statement. "Sandy finishes her tenure in New York as the winningest coach in franchise history, and she took us to never-before-seen heights as the first head coach to lead the Liberty to a championship.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"We wish Sandy the very best in her next chapter."The move comes after the Liberty were eliminated from the playoffs following a first-round loss to thePhoenix Mercury last week."It has been a privilege to have coached the N.Y. Liberty these last four years. Bringing the first ever championship to New York will always be the most amazing feeling. I wish the team and organization more success moving forward," Brondello said in a statement to The Associated Press."ACES STAR A'JA WILSON MAKES WNBA HISTORY AFTER WINNING 4TH MVP AWARDThe reigning WNBA champions were eliminated from the playoffs Friday following a 79-73 loss in Game 3 of their series against the Mercury. In the postgame news conference, Breanna Stewart was stunned by a question from a reporter who asked what her response would be to those questioning if Brondello should be brought back for next season."What the f---?" Stewart immediately responded."To anybody that questions Sandy being here, this is a resilient group, and she has our back, and we have hers. The way that she continued to kind of deal with the cards she was dealt was incredible. It wasnt easy for anybody, but she came in every day with a positive attitude and a mindset to put us in our best positions possible and best foot forward."Despite injuries to star players this season, Brondello led the Liberty to the playoffs with the No. 5 seed. Last season she coached New York to its first WNBA title in franchise history in a decisive Game 5 overtime victory over Minnesota.She joined New Yorkin 2022 after eight seasons in Phoenix, where she also led the Mercury to a championship.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Former Minnesota state Sen. Nicole Mitchell, a Democrat, apologized before she was sentenced on Tuesday to six months in jail on a felony burglary conviction for breaking into her stepmothers home in April 2024.Mitchell told the court she felt remorse over her actions before the sentencing, saying she had "made continuous bad decisions.""I messed everything up, and I did something wrong," she said. "And I will work on being a better person, and with whatever is decided here today, trying to use that time to reflect on how I possibly repair this."Becker County Judge Michael Fritzpermitted Mitchell to serve the 180-day sentence at Ramsey County Jail as part of a work release program. Her attorneys said the former broadcast and military meteorologist recently got a job working at a fast-food restaurant. She will also be on probation for five years.MINNESOTA HOUSE DEADLOCKED AFTER DEMOCRATS WIN SPECIAL ELECTION TO FILL SEAT OF SLAIN LAWMAKERMitchell, a member of the state DemocraticFarmerLabor Party who was elected in 2022, resigned from office a week after a jury convicted her in July of first-degree burglary and possession of burglary tools. She was facing a mandatory minimum of six months in jail.Mitchell told investigators that she went to the Detroit Lakes home belonging to her stepmother, Carol Mitchell, who she said hasAlzheimer's, to retrieve some of her late father's items, according to a criminal complaint.Mitchell, who had entered through a window dressed in all black, told investigators that she was trying to get her late father's ashes, photos, a flannel shirt and other items of sentimental value that her stepmother refused to give her.MINNESOTA STATE LAWMAKER CONVICTED OF FELONY BURGLARY AFTER BREAKING INTO STEPMOM'S HOMEOfficers searched for a black backpack that was stuck in a window and found two laptops, a cellphone, a drivers license, a Senate identification and Tupperware products, according to the complaint. Officers said Mitchell was carrying a flashlight covered with a black sock.During her testimony, Carol Mitchell said she felt "extremely violated" following the incident.After the sentencing, Carol Mitchell told The Minnesota Star Tribune that she didnt think six months was enough time for "what she put me through.""But at least I know its going to hurt her ... losing her children and losing her job ... I guess theres definitely repercussions for what she did," she told the paper.Fox News Digitals Louis Casiano and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Millions of Americans spent Sunday afternoon watching the memorial service of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk live from State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.Headlined by political heavyweights, including President Donald Trump, conservative media figures and religious leaders, the memorial for the slain TPUSA founder ranked as one of the largest public gatherings ever organized for a private citizen.Americans who wouldnt be there in person largely turned to Fox News.Fox News Channel drew 4.8 million total viewers from 1:30 to 7:15 p.m. ET during special coverage of Kirks memorial, while CNN managed only 330,000 and MSNBC settled for 251,000 during the same time period.ERIKA KIRK FORGIVES HUSBAND'S KILLER AT MEMORIAL SERVICE: 'IT'S WHAT CHARLIE WOULD DO'Fox News also dominated the advertising-coveted demographic of adults age 25-54 with quadruple-digit advantages, averaging 687,000 compared to 48,000 for CNN and only 21,000 for MSNBC.During the coverage, Fox News captured 89% of total viewers and 91% of the cable news audience in the key demo.From 1:30-6 p.m. ET, Kayleigh McEnany and Lawrence Jones four-hour special "Remembering Charlie Kirk"averaged 4.5 million viewers and 639,000 in the demo, outpacing CNN and MSNBC in both categories in the process.Fox News viewership peaked during Erika Kirks powerful remarks during the 6 p.m. ET hour, with 5.9 million viewers and 878,000 in the key demo.Fox News YouTube livestream of the memorial amassed 2.2 million total live video views, its third most-viewed livestream of 2025, according to YouTube analytics.CHRISTIAN AUTHOR FRANK TUREK DESCRIBES BEING 25 FEET AWAY WHEN CHARLIE KIRK WAS SHOT: 'LIKE A SON TO ME'Kirk wasassassinated Sept. 10during an outdoor event at Utah Valley University. The gathering was the first stop on TPUSAs planned American Comeback Tour."Our greatest evangelist for American liberty became immortal," Trump said of Kirk during his remarks. "Hes a martyr for American freedom."Trump said he would soon honor Kirk at the White House with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.In another memorable moment at the service, Erika Kirk said she forgave her husband's alleged killer.TPUSA told Fox News Digital that approximately 90,000 people attended the service, with roughly 70,000 bringing the stadium to capacity.Another 10,000 people gathered at the nearby Desert Diamond Arena, a designated overflow venue, according to estimates provided by TPUSA. Additionally, another 10,000 people watched Kirk's memorial service from nearby viewing areas.COMPLETE COVERAGE OF CHARLIE KIRKSecretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard were among the Cabinet members who spoke at the service.Ratings data courtesy of early data from Nielsen Media Research.Fox News Digitals Amanda Macias contributed to this report.

Country star Kenny Chesney is mourning the sudden and devastating loss of his longtime friend, Brett James.James, whose songwriting credits shaped some of the biggest hits in country music, was confirmed dead in a tragic plane crash that also killed his wife and stepdaughter on Sept. 18. He was 57.In a heartfelt tribute shared on X (formerly Twitter), Chesney remembered the deep creative bond they shared for decades.COUNTRY SONGWRITER BRETT JAMES WIFE AND STEPDAUGHTER NAMED AS ADDITIONAL VICTIMS IN FATAL PLANE CRASH"A very difficult goodbye to my Brother Of The Sun Brett James," Chesney, 57, wrote."I havent wanted to post cause I didnt want to believe it. Brett and I shared a unique bond. A Brotherhood. A kinship."The duo created several beloved hits together, some of which Chesney recalled were written in a single afternoon."We wrote Reality and Out Last Night on the same afternoon sitting on my pool deck in the Virgin Islands two days after Christmas," he said.James, whose songwriting credits included other chart-toppers like Carrie Underwoods "Jesus, Take the Wheel" and Jason Aldeans "The Truth," was more than a collaborator for Chesney he was family.BRETT JAMES, JESUS, TAKE THE WHEEL SONGWRITER, DIES IN NORTH CAROLINA PLANE CRASH"We had a lot of authentic life fun writing songs together over the years and Im sure going to miss it," Chesney continued. "Its hard to process his creative soul being gone. This kind of loss. I feel as if part of my creative soul went with him."Chesney acknowledged how much of James' songwriting is showcased in his set lists."Half the songs in my shows are songs he wrote or songs we wrote together. So its impossible for me to do shows moving forward and not think about him."The country star concluded his tribute with a gut-wrenching goodbye."I cant believe Im saying it but adios Brett James," he wrote. "Thank you for being a lifer, for being a shirtless, sunburned troubadour, for your friendship, your songs and all the laughs. Save me a seat at the After Party!"He closed with lyrics from his song, "Knowing You.""God we were so alive / I was a kid on a carnival ride / Holding my breath til the moment you were gonna leave me to soon / But Id do it all over cause damn it was good Knowing You."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe "How Forever Feels" crooner accompanied his heartfelt tribute with photos of his dear friend James and moments of the two together.Throughout his photo carousel, James is seen all smiles with his guitar, while another picture captured the two friends on stage together.The country music hitmaker died in a plane crash in North Carolina last week.The plane, owned by James, carried two additional passengers who were also pronounced dead at the crash site. It was later revealed that those two passengers were his wife, Melody Carole Wilson, and his stepdaughter, Meryl Maxwell Wilson.The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed to Fox News Digital that the plane was registered to James under his legal name, Brett James Cornelius. He appeared to have been piloting the plane."A Cirrus SR22T crashed in a field in Franklin around 3 p.m. local time on Thursday, Sept. 18. Three people were on board," the FAA shared in a statement.The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are investigating the accident.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERJames illustrious career spanned decades, as he became one of the most successful and beloved songwriters in Nashville.In 2020, James was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.He worked on more than 500 songs recorded by artists like Faith Hill, Kelly Clarkson, Luke Bryan, Keith Urban and Meghan Trainor.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Oklahoma State has fired Mike Gundy in the midst of his 21st season with the team.Oklahoma State fans let their displeasure be heard as the team lost to Tulsa at home for the first time in 74 years. Tulsa beat Oklahoma State 19-12 on Friday at Boone Pickens Stadium, prompting Cowboys fans to call for Gundy's firing.Tulsa took a 16-3 lead into halftime, and fans chanted "Fire Gundy" before the first half ended. The chants continued with four minutes left in the fourth quarter with Tulsa leading 19-12, and the vociferous crowd was heard on the ESPN broadcast.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMOklahoma State beat UT Martin 27-7 in its first game but was demolished by No. 6 Oregon, 69-3. The Cowboys are 1-2 to start the season after going 3-9 last year, which followed 18 consecutive seasons, all under Gundy, in which they finished at .500 or better. It was just two seasons ago that the Cowboys were in the Big 12 championship.Over 21 years and 260 games at Oklahoma State, Gundy has a 170-90 record."Cowboy Football reached an unprecedented level of success and national prominence under Coach Gundy's leadership," OSU athletic director Chad Weiberg said in a statement. "I believe I speak for OSU fans everywhere when I say that we are grateful for all he did to raise the standard and show us all what is possible for Oklahoma State football."LSU STAR WHIT WEEKS REVEALS RELATIONSHIP WITH DAUGHTER OF OLE MISS COACH LANE KIFFIN DAYS BEFORE GAMEOklahoma State will try to turn it around when it plays the Baylor Bears, who are 2-1, next week at home.It's a sad turn of events for Gundy, who played quarterback for the Cowboys from 1986 to 1989 and became a fan favorite over his two-plus decades of coaching.However, a 4-11 record has turned him into public enemy number one.Oklahoma State was Gundy's first head coaching gig after he served as offensive coordinator from 2001 to 2004. He also had stints at Maryland and Baylor in the late 1990s.Fox News' Ryan Canfield contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris detailed her running mate Tim Walzs debate performance in her new book and recounted a showdown with then-Sen. JD Vance, which ultimately left her disappointed.Harris writes in her new book, "107 Days," that she needed the Minnesota governor to be the "closer" at the Oct. 1, 2024, debate given that she was not going to have another opportunity to debate Trump. But during the debate, she turned to her husband in frustration."When Tim fell for it and started nodding and smiling at J.D.s fake bipartisanship, I moaned to Doug, What is happening?'" Harris wrote, explaining how she believed Walz was duped by Vances "mild-mannered aw-shucks" attitude."I told the television screen: Youre not there to make friends with the guy who is attacking your running mate."HARRIS CALLS TRUMP A TYRANT, LAMBASTS FECKLESS CEOS FOR CAPITULATIONHarris, who lamented that there was "more riding on Tims debate than there should have been," said that being the "closer" and debating on such a large scale was "not a comfortable role" for Walz."He had fretted from the outset that he wasnt a good debater," Harris wrote. "Id discounted his concerns. He was so quick and pithy in front of the crowds at our rallies, I thought hed bring those qualities to the podium."Harris referred to Vance as a "shape-shifter" and said he "complained petulantly," along with more critiques of Walz."Tim fell into a pattern of defending his record as a governor," Harris wrote. "Then he fumbled his answer when the moderator, predictably, questioned why he had claimed to be in Hong Kong during the democracy protests in Tiananmen Square."KAMALA HARRIS SAYS SHE 'HAD NO IDEA' SHE 'PULLED THE PIN ON A HAND GRENADE' WITH 'THE VIEW' ANSWER ABOUT BIDEN"Tim had been on his way to teach in China that summer but hadnt yet left the United States on the date of the massacre. Instead of simply stating that hed gotten his dates mixed up, but that being in China during a period of human rights oppression had profoundly influenced him, he talked about biking in Nebraska."Harris mentioned a "Saturday Night Live" skit after the debate that depicted Harris and her husband Doug watching the debate and spitting out wine in shock. Harris wrote that while she did not actually spit out wine while watching, "it was otherwise uncanny in its portrait of our evening.""Tim felt bad that he hadnt done better," Harris wrote."I reassured him that the election would not be won or lost on account of that debate, and in fact it had a negligible effect on our polling. In choosing Tim, I thought that as a second-term governor and twelve-year congressman he would know what he was getting into. In hindsight, how could anyone?"Harris wrote that she encouraged Walz to be "resilient" during the campaign and suggested that he struggled with the "unfair" attacks on his record and that it took a toll on his family.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"For the candidate, the family that is your source of strength can become your weakness in a presidential campaign," Harris wrote, adding that Tim was "outraged by the unfairness.""When I was a newly elected DA, an elderly gentleman in Atlanta pulled me aside with a bit of advice: Baby, you be sure and dont make it look too easy," Harris wrote. "He knew it was not. And the higher you rise in the political food chain, the harder it gets. This is not a genteel profession. You must be ready to brawl."Harris also detailed in her book the decision process she used to ultimately choose Walz over Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly and former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.Harris made a point of noting that her senior staff "strongly favored Tim" and that her godson, along with her sister and brother-in-law, also preferred Walz."Doug and I went back and forth," Harris wrote. "He had known Josh longer and leaned that way. It was always going to have to be my decision. I told my staff and family that I didnt want any more input, and I went to do something practical: I made a tasty rub and seasoned a pork roast. By the time I went to bed, Id decided on Walz."

President Donald Trump called on NATO countries Tuesday to shoot down any Russian jets that violate their airspace.Trump made the comments during a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Both leaders were in New York City on Tuesday for a United Nations General Assembly meeting."Do you think that NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft if they enter their airspace?" a reporter asked."Yes, I do," Trump replied.TRUMP'S FINAL CABINET PICK, MIKE WALTZ, CONFIRMED BY SENATE IN NARROW VOTEThe statement came hours after Trump slammed the United Nations for not aiding his administration's peace push and for "creating new problems" for the U.S. and member nations. He also questioned the UN's purpose and offered "the hand of American leadership and friendship" to all countries in the body.WALTZ TO ROOT OUT ANTISEMITISM, ELIMINATE 'WOKE' PROGRAMS, GET 'BACK TO BASICS' AT THE UNITED NATIONS"Not only is the U.N. not solving the problems it should. It, too often, is actually creating new problems for us to solve," Trump said. "The best example is the No. 1 political issue of our time: the crisis of uncontrolled migration. It is uncontrolled. Your countries are being ruined."The president said the U.N. is "funding an assault on Western countries and their borders.""The U.N. is supporting people that are illegally coming into the United States, and we have to get them out," Trump said. "The U.N. also provided food, shelter, transportation and debit cards to illegal aliens."The UN is supposed to stop invasions not create them and not finance them."TRUMP'S FINAL CABINET PICK, MIKE WALTZ, CONFIRMED BY SENATE IN NARROW VOTETrump said illegal immigrants are also "pouring into Europe.""It is not sustainable and, because they choose to be politically correct, they are doing absolutely nothing about it," Trump said. "Your countries are going to hell. In America, weve taken bold action to swiftly shut down uncontrolled migration."Once we started detaining and deporting everyone who crossed the border and removing illegal aliens from the United States, they simply stop coming. They're not coming anymore," Trump said, while thanking El Salvador for "receiving and jailing criminals" who entered the United States.This is a developing story. Check back soon for updates.