Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Wednesday signed an executive order banning THC-containing beverages, gummies and other "intoxicating hemp."Retailers in the Buckeye State will be required to remove all gummies, beverages, cookies and other products containing THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) the main psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant from shelves by Oct. 14."Intoxicating hemp products are known to have significant impacts on young, developing brains, yet these products are legally marketed to kids, sold to kids and ingested by kids in Ohio," DeWine stated in a press release.CANNABIS USE RISES AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN DESPITE SERIOUS FETAL RISKSVarious intoxicating products are marketed in colorful packaging emulating popular candy brands.Exposure during adolescence, while the brain is still developing, has been linked to poorer learning, memory and attention problems, as well as changes in brain development, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).Intoxicating hemp is made by manipulating compounds found in hemp plants to create toxic compounds like delta-8-THC and delta-9-THC.Exposures to these compounds among those aged 19 and younger increased to 994 from 419 between 2021 and 2024, according to Ohio Poison Control (OPC).Among children 5 and under, the number of exposures nearly tripled between 2021 and 2024, going from 202 to 555.About 90% of children 12 and under who were exposed to THC ended up in the emergency room, with two-thirds requiring hospitalization, per the OPC.Fox News senior medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel told Fox News Digital that the problem stems from lack of regulation of cannabis products."The 2018 Farm Bill opens up a Pandora's box, where hemp products are used to justify unregulated use of THC gummies, drinks and intoxicating hemp products," he added.The 2018 Farm Bill, or the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, legalized industrial hemp at the federal level.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"This ban is temporary but appropriate given the dangers," Siegel said.DeWine noted that when Ohioans voted to legalize marijuana, they only voted for licensing dispensaries to sell products to those 21 or older."Intoxicating hemp completely bypasses these laws, and we must do more to keep these products away from kids," the governor said.Any THC-containing products must be returned to the manufacturer or handed over to law enforcement, the order states.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/healthRetailers who break the order could face a $500 fine per day if the products are still offered for sale, and the Ohio Department of Agriculture will have the authority to confiscate any of the products.

Former "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah said he found it "funny" that Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk was shot and killed while defending guns at a speaking event at Utah Valley University last month."The guy was shot while defending guns. Do you understand how Im not even writing that as a joke as a human, you have to admit that is an incongruous funny thing that happens," Noah argued. "You are there. You're onstage, like, Let me tell you why people should have guns. Wa-pow!"Before acknowledging that he found the circumstances surrounding the TPUSA founders assassination humorous, Noah praised the Saudi Arabian government for "moving in the right direction" on civil liberties after its Riyadh Comedy Festival featured a mixed audience of men and women.FEARLESS TOUR TAKES CHARLIE KIRKS FREE SPEECH MISSION TO COLLEGES NATIONWIDEThe comedian used the Saudi comedy festival as a segue to speak about Kirk, mentioning that other comedians warned him to steer clear from saying anything about the late TPUSA founder in his act."Meanwhile, here, comedians are s----ing themselves," he told the crowd. "Dont say anything about Charlie Kirk. I wasnt going say anything about him. Yeah, but dont say anything about Charlie. I wasnt going to say anything about Charlie Kirk. But dont. Theres nothing funny about it."Oh, now you tested me," he added, before stating that "as a comedian," he was sure he could find something funny about Kirk's murder.The former "Daily Show" host called the controversy over jokes about Kirks assassination "ridiculous," noting that while theres nothing inherently funny about death, telling jokes is "literally what comedians do.""To me, it's like, 'Someone got shot.' It's not great. I didn't wish for it. But now you can't, like, terrorize your population if they dare to say something about the thing. Do you know what I mean?" Noah explained. "This is the same country where people make jokes about Abraham Lincoln being shot."JAY LENO CALLS CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATION THE 'DEATH OF FREE SPEECH'Although his remarks were controversial, Noah wasn't the first comedian to praise Saudi Arabia for its civil liberties while simultaneously evoking the assassination of Kirk.In the weeks since Kirk's death, some left-wing media figures have found themselves in hot water for remarks about the killing and his alleged assassin. After the brief suspension of late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel after he appeared to falsely suggest the suspect was a MAGA supporter, many have fretted about the state of free speech in America.Comedians like Dave Chappelle poked fun at an alleged chilling effect on free speech in the U.S. after they signed contracts to do government-approved comedy acts at the Saudi Riyadh Comedy Festival.According to The New York Times, Chappelle quipped during a set that took place over the weekend, "Right now in America, they say that if you talk about Charlie Kirk, that youll get canceled. I dont know if thats true, but Im going to find out."Its easier to talk here than it is in America," he argued, later joking that if the U.S. government ever cracked down on him, the uncharacteristic phrase he would use to alert people he had been compromised would be, "I stand with Israel."JIMMY KIMMEL TEARS INTO TRUMP OVER HIS RESPONSE TO CHARLIE KIRK ASSASSINATIONCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital has reached out to Noah's management for comment.Fox News' Alexander Hall contributed to this report.

ESPNs Adam Schefter reported a couple of weeks ago that the Detroit Lions reached out to the league office to monitor cut blocks on star Aidan Hutchinson, but head coach Dan Campbell was not having any of it.Hutchinson returned to action this season after breaking his tibia and fibula last season, and Schefter said in his report that the Lions reached out to the league office about low hits.Campbell, 49, called Schefters report "bogus."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Thats bogus. Thats a bogus report," an animated Dan Campbell told reporters Wednesday."I dont know where that came from. Nobody from here ever did that. Thats bull."Schefters report came on ESPNs "Monday Night Countdown" before the Lions beat the Baltimore Ravens 38-30 in Week 3.FORMER TEXAS STAR BIJAN ROBINSON BACKS ARCH MANNING, REMAINS CONFIDENT QB CAN RECOVER FROM SLOW START"Hes coming off the fractured tibia and fibula. If you watch his performance (in) the first two games of the year, what stands out about that is the fact that it feels like opponents have been going low on him, so much so that the Lions have raised the issue with the league office," Schefter said, according to "97.1 The Ticket.""If you go back and look at the film from the first game, take a look at how Green Bay is coming at Aidan Hutchinsons legs."Theres a few instances where this happens, where theyre going low on Hutchinson. Some of these same plays that we saw in Week 1 against Green Bay also were on display in Week 2 against the Bears. The Lions have taken notice, and theyve asked the league office to monitor the plays against Aidan Hutchinson not that it will protect him. But, clearly, other people have noticed these plays, and the Lions want the league office to notice as well."Hutchinson has been very good to begin the season for the 4-1 Lions. He has 12 total tackles with five sacks and three forced fumbles.The one-time Pro Bowler recorded 7 sacks in five games last season before getting hurt.Hutchinson will look to keep up his strong play when the Lions take on the Kansas City Chiefs (2-3) Sunday at 8:20 p.m. ET.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

When Dillon Gabriel was tabbed as the starting quarterback of the Cleveland Browns ahead of Week 5, Shedeur Sanderss role remained unchanged as the third-string quarterback, and Joe Flacco became the backup.However, even with Flacco now on the Cincinnati Bengals, it remains to be seen whether Sanders will get the promotion to be the backup.Head coach Kevin Stefanski would not commit to Sanders being the backup, and Bailey Zappe was elevated to the practice squad, which drew the ire of ESPN analyst Ryan Clark.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"If [Sanders] is not named the backup quarterback, it's time to part ways. It's time to trade him. It's time to get him out of your locker room. Because your plan for development is not to develop Shedeur Sanders as a future starter of your team, and too much comes with him if you don't see that sort of plan for him," Clark said on Thursday's edition of "First Take."Flacco will start for the Bengals Sunday after Jake Browning lost each of his three starts in the wake of Joe Burrow's injury."Well, first, Id tell you is the Joe trade took us by surprise," Stefanski said on Wednesday. "That was not something that we saw coming. You know, they called us, and it happened very fast and happened not too long ago. So, still working through all roster types of things. I always have to be mindful of our players and our players' development, and I want to make sure that Im always doing whats best for our players and, of course, our team. But, with young players, Im always thinking about last week, making the change to Dillon (Gabriel).ESPN PUNDITS, INCLUDING RYAN CLARK AND PAT MCAFEE, APOLOGIZE FOR CLAIMS ABOUT KYREN LACY"You have to think long and hard about that because these are young players that youre so invested in their development. So, Ill let the week play out and make a decision later on."Stefanski referred to Zappe as the "elder statesman right now" given his history of starting games for the New England Patriots. He also mentioned that Deshaun Watson is providing some leadership despite not being able to play this season.Stefanski made the move last week to have Gabriel, who was taken two rounds ahead of Sanders in April, make his first NFL start in London against the Minnesota Vikings. Gabriel threw two touchdowns in his first start, but the Vikings rallied late to beat the Browns, 21-17, and Cleveland fell to 1-4.Sanders has not commented on being stuck at third-string last week, and he pantomimed when asked about it instead. He did react to the Flacco trade, though."Im just happy for him," Sanders said. Fox News' Scott Thompson contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

I have to tell you about Sora 2. Its OpenAIs new video-generating app thats both mind-blowing and terrifying.Its the first tool from any AI company that lets you give it a prompt, and in literally seconds, you get a full-blown, AI-generated video up to a minute long. The results arent perfect, but theyre close. Like Hollywood close.LEAKED META DOCUMENTS SHOW HOW AI CHATBOTS HANDLE CHILD EXPLOITATIONThe lighting, camera motion, facial expressions, its all shockingly realistic.Want to see a golden retriever surfing through Times Square in slow motion? Done. A drone shot of a city being built out of clouds? Easy.People are using Sora 2 to generate fake videos of dead celebrities doing things they never did.SEN SANDERS: AI MUST BENEFIT EVERYONE, NOT JUST A HANDFUL OF BILLIONAIRESIm sure you know that under U.S. law, "defaming" someone only applies to living people, not the dead. That means families and estates have no legal recourse when someone uses AI to humiliate or misrepresent their loved one. Its a free-for-all right now, and no ones accountable.Even creepier?Sora is also being used for stalking and impersonation. All it takes is a photo, and you can make a video of anyone doing anything. Fake crimes, revenge content, political lies, its all possible.DEMOCRATS DEMAND ROBOT TAX AS AI REPORTEDLY THREATENS TO REPLACE 100M US JOBSOpenAI says you need permission to use a persons face or voice. Yea, like thats going to stop someone.If the guy who runs OpenAI cant stop his own face from being misused, what chance do the rest of us have? Right now, you can only get Sora 2 as an iPhone app. Youll need an OpenAI account, and its still invite-only, so most people dont have access yet.Sora 2 is an incredible tool. But its being abused, and the guardrails are flimsy at best. So from now on, when a video goes viral, you better assume its fake until proven real.Get tech-smarter on your scheduleAward-winning host Kim Komando is your secret weapon for navigating tech.Copyright 2025, WestStar Multimedia Entertainment. All rights reserved.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa tunes out the noise by turning to his family.Head coach Mike McDaniel praised Tagovailoas ability to tune out the noise, whether it's positive or negative, during a press conference on Wednesday. "I would say it hasn't been as difficult this year just because, as I've said in prior interviews, I'm not on social media; I don't have any of that," Tagovailoa said to reporters Wednesday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"And then outside of that, I go home and see my kids. Whether I throw five picks or five touchdowns, we win the game, we lose the game, I get to come home to my kids, who are happy to see me every time."The Dolphins have struggled to start the season, as they are 1-4. Their lone win came over the New York Jets in Week 4.DANIEL JONES TOUTS VIKINGS' COACHES FOR THEIR PREP WORK IN WORRYING GIANTS ADMISSIONMaking matters more difficult for Tagovailoa, his top wide receiver, Tyreek Hill, sustained a gruesome injury in the teams Week 4 win over the Jets and is out for the season. Hill suffered a severe dislocated knee and tore multiple ligaments, including the ACL.Despite not having Hill for the teams Week 5 matchup, they still delivered a solid offensive performance in the teams 27-24 loss to the Carolina Panthers.The 27-year-old quarterback has completed nearly 71% of his passes for 1,008 yards, with 10 touchdowns and four interceptions in five games this season.The Dolphins' next game is against the (3-2) Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET, and no matter how Tagovailoa plays, his kids will be happy to see him after the game.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and top Democrats refused to answer whether they believe embattled Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones should drop out over violent text messages he sent, fantasizing about murdering a Republican opponent.The Virginia attorney general race, and gubernatorial race along with it, have been rocked by recent revelations that Jones, a former Democratic member of the Virginia House of Delegates, has made several violent remarks, including saying he wanted to shoot then-Virginia House Speaker Todd Gilbert.Though some Democrats, including Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger, have condemned Jones messages, Sanders, perhaps the top progressive voice in America, ignored Fox News Digitals question about the texts and simply walked away.Another prominent progressive, Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, D-Md., also ignored Fox News Digitals questions about Jones, turning her back on the reporter and stepping into an elevator.MORE DEMOCRATS DODGE VIRGINIA CANDIDATES 2 BULLETS SCANDALSen. Andy Kim, D-N.J., provided some answers, saying, "Ill be honest with you, I dont recall exactly what he said, but at least the reflections I got, I thought it was horrible, I really do.""I don't know the dynamics of the race, as I'm focused right now on the New Jersey governor's race. So, I can't say that I've done my due diligence to really understand, but what I will say is what I saw was absolutely horrible," Kim added.Kim also said, "I hope that in a time right now where there's so much concern about political violence. We can say that, yes, we need to make sure we're holding ourselves up to a high standard, especially those in elected office."Asked if he could say whether Jones should drop out of the race after those violent texts, Sen. John Hickenlooper, D-Colo., answered, "I can't. I've got to go."DEMOCRATS STAND BY VIRGINIA AG HOPEFUL WHO FANTASIZED ABOUT KILLING GOP LAWMAKERSen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., also had a similar response, saying, "No, Im getting a briefing right now," while a staffer said, "Youre more than welcome to reach out to her office though."In text messages with another lawmaker, Jones wrote, "Three people, two bullets. Gilbert, Hitler and Pol Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head."Jones wrote in a subsequent text, "Spoiler: put Gilbert in the crew with the two worst people you know and he receives both bullets every time."In another text exchange with a colleague, Jones said he hoped Gilberts children would die. He doubled down in a series of messages, saying that such grief might be "a good thing" if it advanced his politics.LIBERAL MEDIA DOWNPLAYS SCANDAL OF DEM VIRGINIA AG HOPEFUL JAY JONES' TEXTS FANTASIZING MURDER OF GOP LAWMAKERThough the text revelations have shocked the public and turned the Virginia elections on their head, many Democrats questioned by Fox News Digital have refused to address the scandal or say whether they believe Jones should be disqualified from the race.Asked whether Jones should quit his race, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., answered, "I havent given it a thought."Pressed whether he had read the text messages, which have caused massive political fallout in an already tight Virginia election, Whitehouse said, "I have not."Prominent Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., simply responded, "I dont have time at the moment," and continued to walk away.JOE SCARBOROUGH TELLS DEM CANDIDATE JAY JONES TO LEAVE RACE OVER VIOLENT COMMENTS AGAINST GOP LAWMAKERSpeaking with Fox News Digital, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, called the Democratic senators silence "staggering, particularly with the spate of political violence we have seen.""In my view, the notion that someone advocating for the murder of children because he disagrees politically with their father is manifestly unsuitable for public office, especially the chief law enforcement officer of Virginia, and I wish there were even one Democrat with the courage to say that publicly," said Cruz.

Jennifer Aniston is setting the record straight on why she never became a mother.During a recent interview with Harper's Bazaar U.K., the 56-year-old "Friends" star opened up about why she chose to write an op-ed for The Huffington Post in 2016, addressing the long-standing rumors regarding why she never had children."They didnt know my story, or what Id been going through over the past 20 years to try to pursue a family, because I dont go out there and tell them my medical woes," she said about the rumors. "Thats not anybodys business. But there comes a point when you cant not hear it the narrative about how I wont have a baby, wont have a family, because Im selfish, a workaholic. It does affect me Im just a human being. Were all human beings."At a certain point, she recalled thinking, "what the hell?" and wrote the op-ed "because I knew a lot of women at the time who were trying to have kids" and were going through the process of IVF. She explained that her decision to write the piece "was not only for myself, but for any women who were struggling with the same issue."JENNIFER ANISTON WARNS OF HOLLYWOOD SAFETY CONCERNS AFTER MAN RAMMED CAR INTO HER GATERumors of the actress putting her career over starting a family began following her divorce from actor Brad Pitt in 2005, with many speculating that he left her because she didn't want to have a child. In reality, Aniston had privately been trying IVF, which ultimately was unsuccessful.In the 2016 op-ed, Aniston slammed the media for defining "a womans value based on her marital and maternal status," saying she and her then-husband, Justin Theroux, were being "harassed by dozens of aggressive photographers staked outside our home" trying to snap a photo of her and "uncover whether or not I am pregnant (for the bajillionth time... but whos counting).""I have grown tired of being part of this narrative. Yes, I may become a mother some day, and since Im laying it all out there, if I ever do, I will be the first to let you know. But Im not in pursuit of motherhood because I feel incomplete in some way, as our celebrity news culture would lead us all to believe," she wrote.She continued: "I resent being made to feel "less than" because my body is changing and/or I had a burger for lunch and was photographed from a weird angle and therefore deemed one of two things: 'pregnant' or fat."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe actress discussed her fertility journey in a November 2022 interview with Allure, in which she admitted, "It was a challenging road for me, the baby-making road."She further explained that the "years and years and years of speculation" were difficult for her and now that she is past that point in her life she "actually feel[s] a little relief now because there is no more, 'Can I? Maybe. Maybe. Maybe.'""I was going through IVF, drinking Chinese teas, you name it. I was throwing everything at it. I would've given anything if someone had said to me, 'Freeze your eggs. Do yourself a favor.' You just don't think it. So here I am today. The ship has sailed."While she felt it was important to speak her truth at the time, Aniston now says "the older I get, the less I care about correcting a narrative," because eventually the truth will come out on its own.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"The news cycle is so fast, it just goes away. Of course, there are times when I feel that sense of justice when something has been said that isnt true and I need to right the wrong," she told Harper's Bazaar U.K. "And then I think, do I really? My family knows my truth, my friends know my truth."

A newly surfaced video shows California Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter appearing frustrated with staff members over bright studio lighting, marking the third controversial video surrounding the former lawmaker to emerge in just a week.The clip which is reportedly from 2021 and has been circulating widely on social media shows then-U.S. Rep. Porter, on a Zoom call complaining about harsh studio lighting before a television interview."Oh yes, this is why I didn't want to do I need the lights off, the bright lights," Porter says to someone in the room. "I'm so sorry, but I am about to get on Bernard, I need you to turn these off These, that are killing me."Turning back to the Zoom, she says, "Hang on one second, everybody!"KATIE PORTER CAUGHT ON VIDEO SCREAMING 'GET OUT OF MY F-----G SHOT!' AT STAFFER DURING 2021 CALLSomeone can be heard speaking in the background, to which Porter responds, "Yes, yes we should have!"Moments later, Porters tone becomes less light-hearted as the lights go out entirely.KATIE PORTER INTERVIEW GOES VIRAL AS JOURNALISTS MARVEL AT DEMOCRAT'S MELTDOWN"Okay, everybody, Im not that dark," she says.Porter, appearing visibly agitated as she looks around the room, then turns off her computer's camera and microphone for about 20 seconds before she reappears in a different room."Okay, everybody. I'm sorry about that. I am in a TV studio, getting ready to go on Cuomo," Porter says in the video. "And so I had all those studio lights on me, and I couldn't see myself or see you guys."The resurfaced clip comes as Porter faces heightened scrutiny following two other viral videos that surfaced earlier this week.CNN PANEL SHREDS HARRIS' COLBERT INTERVIEW FOR HER LACK OF SOLUTIONS AFTER 'SIX MONTHS TO FIGURE IT OUT'On Tuesday, Porter went viral after an interview clip showed her repeatedly lashing out at a reporter and attempting to end the conversation.A second video, obtained by Politico and released Wednesday, showed Porter berating a staffer during a 2021 video call after the individual accidentally walked into her shot.In the clip, Porter is seen speaking with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm about energy and climate issues. At one point, a staffer walks into the frame, prompting Porter to snap and yell, "Get out of my f---ing shot!"CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPKatie Porter did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.Fox News Digital's Greg Wehner contributed to this report.

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics coverage. Heres whats happening-Could Trump win the Nobel Peace Prize after the Israel-Hamas deal?-NJ Showdown: Following a bitter debate, Ciattarelli spotlights the disastrous Sherrill interview-Federal judge limits ICE arrests without an arrest warrant or probable causeThe White House slammed Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., for making a "disgusting and revealing" comment about the ongoing shutdown.Schumer spoke with Punchbowl News, an outlet based in Washington, D.C., and said that as the shutdown continues, things keep getting "better" for the Democrats."Every day gets better for us," Schumer reportedly told Punchbowl News. "Its because weve thought about this long in advance, and we knew that health care would be the focal point on Sept. 30, and we prepared for it Their whole theory was threaten us, bamboozle us, and we would submit in a day or two." Read moreFOLLOW THE MONEY: 'Riot Inc.': Trump launches 'whole-of-government' push to expose Antifa funding networks, dark money sourcesDEAL OR NO DEAL: Trump teases trip to the Middle East as Gaza peace deal talks continueEXIT STAGE LEFT: Trump predicts Schumer will retire before losing primary to AOC amid shutdown showdownTROOPS HELD HOSTAGE: Senate Democrats block GOP plan again to reopen government as military pay deadline loomsPRAYER VS. POLITICS: Hakeem Jeffries leads prayer event over the shutdown after passing on Charlie Kirk vigil'FAR-LEFT' FEARS: GOP blames Schumer for shutdown to appease 'Marxist flank' amid AOC primary challenge buzzWAR ON DRUGS: Two Republicans vote with Dems as Senate GOP spikes bid to block Trump's strikes on drug-smuggling boatsNO NUKES: Senate GOP resists 'nuclear option' as Dem shutdown standoff deepens'IRONCLAD': Ardently pro-Israel Dem Sen. John Fetterman congratulates Trump for 'historic peace plan''FAR-LEFT' FEARS: GOP blames Schumer for shutdown to appease 'Marxist flank' amid AOC primary challenge buzzGROUND ZERO CHAOS: Operation Midway Blitz: Inside DOJs push to tackle crime, illegal immigration in ChicagoFEDS DOUBLE DOWN: Noem: Trump administration doubling down with new federal facilities in Chicago, PortlandPOWER REVERSAL: Democrats flip the script on states rights in fight against Trumps National Guard planTRAVEL TURMOIL: Noem airs clip blasting Democrats for government shutdown in every airport in AmericaGLOVES OFF: Getting desperate: Governor debate gets personal after Democrat is mocked for cheating scandalNO TROOPS ALLOWED: U.S. soldiers in city streets "makes people less safe," says Democratic candidateCAPITOL CHAOS: Screaming match erupts between Mike Lawler, Hakeem Jeffries as government shutdown chaos continuesGet the latest updates on the Trump administration and Congress, exclusive interviews and more on FoxNews.com.