Cam Skattebo made a name for himself in college football for Arizona State by running over defenders while getting more yards on the ground as the Sun Devils surprised the sport in 2024.The New York Giants made Skattebo their fourth-round selection and his comment from rookie minicamp may get fans amped for the start of the 2025 season.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe said Friday that while scoring a touchdown is good, the possibility of trucking an opponent on the way to the end zone is even better."It feels good when you run somebody over and then get in the end zone," Skattebo said. "I mean it feels good when you get in the end zone, but imagine running someone over and then running another person over and then getting in the end zone. It's that much better."EAGLES TO SQUARE OFF AGAINST COWBOYS TO BEGIN 2025 NFL SEASONSkattebo ran for 1,711 yards and 21 touchdowns during his senior season with the Sun Devils. Arizona State made the College Football Playoff and nearly stunned the Texas Longhorns in the Peach Bowl. The team finished 11-3.Now, Skattebo will look to make the 53-man roster. He enters a running back room that has veteran Devin Singletary and Tyrone Tracy Jr., who came on strong during his rookie season, running for 839 yards and scoring five touchdowns.Skattebo, while playing up his elusiveness, vowed to keep proving his doubters wrong."This past year I didn't do it a ton," he added. "I more so hit people or attacked their one shoulder, but I mean, if people want to sleep, they can sleep. I have no issue with that. It's been something I've had to deal with my whole life, so I'm going to continue to do what I need to do to be successful and play as long as I can in this league."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The family of journalist and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Austin Tice, who has been missing in Syria for more than 12 years, said reports that his body has been found are false.The report initiated in regional media outlets, and appeared briefly on FoxNews.com Sunday. While an international search effort organized by Qatar to find captives once held by ISIS has turned up remains in Syria, there is no evidence that any are Tices. Those most familiar with his case say he was not held by ISIS and was not in the area where remains were found. His family said in December that they have strong reason to believe he is alive."We appreciate whatever mission is ongoing to help families of ISIS victims find closure," said a spokesman for the Tice family. "However, an initial and erroneous report that Austin Tice was identified among the remains was quickly and completely contradicted."Tice, 43, who was a freelancer photographer and journalist, was kidnapped in Damascus in August of 2012. A former captain in the Marines who served in Afghanistan, he had gone to Syria as an independent journalist in May 2012, before his final year at Georgetown Law School. No group has taken credit for his abduction.The FBI is offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to Tices safe return.

Fox fans will soon be able to see all of their favorite news, sports and entertainment content come together under one roof on the new streaming service,"FOX One."FOX One, a wholly-owned streaming platform, will give customers live-streaming and on-demand access to all Fox brands, including FOX News, FOX Business, FOX Weather, FOX Sports, FS1 (Fox Sports 1), FS2, BTN (Big Ten Network), FOX Deportes, FOX Local Stations and the FOX network, as well as the option to bundle FOX Nation within one platform."We know that FOX has the most loyal and engaged audiences in the industry, and FOX One is designed to reach outside of the pay-TV bundle and deliver all the best FOX branded content directly to viewers wherever they are," said FOX One CEO Pete Distad. "We have built this platform from the ground up to allow consumers to enjoy and engage with our programming in new and exciting ways, leveraging cutting edge technology to enhance the user experience across the platform.""Were also excited about our Direct-to-Consumer plans. Since the formation of FOX, we have created a unique platform of Americas best known media brands across the key verticals of news, sports and entertainment," said FOX Corporation Executive Chair and CEO Lachlan Murdoch . "These are the brands that resonate with our audiences, and that advertisers value so highly. Whether its the Super Bowl, the election cycle, or the Upfront, our company is at its best when we work together as ONE. That key attribute is the basis of our upcoming DTC offering, named FOX One, where targeted consumers the cordless market outside of Pay-TV -- can find all of the FOX brands they love."FOX NEWS MASSIVE GROWTH SUSTAINABLE UNDER TRUMP, FOX CORPORATION COO SAYSHe added, "We have built this platform from the ground up to allow consumers to enjoy and engage with our programming in new and exciting ways, leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance the user experience across the platform."FOX One will also feature advanced personalization technology to adapt to viewing preferences while incorporating live and video on-demand content for "cord-cutters and cord-nevers" alike.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREThe platform is set to launch ahead of the NFL and College Football seasons this fall. Additional updates and information can be found on the website www.FOX.com/FOXOne.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

As the Alien Enemies Act continues to be a focal point of the immigration debate in the early days of President Donald Trumps second term, Republican attorney Mehek Cooke told Fox News Digital about why the White House is making use of the 1798 law.Some federal judges have disagreed with the Trump administrations decision to use the act to send suspected MS-13 and Tren De Aragua gang members outside the United States, including to El Salvadors CECOT prison. Trump designated those two groups as foreign terrorist organizations shortly after taking office."Under this act, it allows us to detain, apprehend, and deport alien enemies," Cooke said.BOASBERG GRILLS DOJ OVER REMARKS FROM TRUMP AND NOEM, FLOATS MOVING MIGRANTS TO GITMO IN ACTION-PACKED HEARING"This immediately allowed under the Alien Enemies Act for President Trump and his administration to accelerate deportations of individuals from Venezuela and gang members," she later added.Earlier last week, U.S. District Judge James Boasberg asked the Justice Department about public comments Trump and other Cabinet officials made about deportation proceedings under the Alien Enemies Act and floated the idea of moving some migrants to Guantnamo Bay.During the hearing, Boasberg specifically pressed Justice Department lawyers about statements made by Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem about CECOT, the maximum-security prison in El Salvador where the U.S. has deported hundreds of migrants, and the White Houses ability to secure someones release.KILMAR ABREGO GARCIA'S LAWYERS ASK FOR MORE TRUMP ADMIN OFFICIALS TO TESTIFY, POSSIBLY FROM WHITE HOUSECooke noted that the debate over due process has to do with the perspective of who gets those rights in the U.S."I think today, when we talk about due process, people have to understand there's American citizens that deserve due process under our Constitution," she said."There's illegal aliens that are in our country that we have given a sliding scale of due process. And then there are terrorists that deserve very little process, as we're expediting their removal. Our immigration judges and our courts don't have enough time to stand there with every single individual that's a Tren de Aragua member and bicker back and forth," Cooke continued.DEPORTATION FLIGHTS TO LIBYA WOULD VIOLATE COURT ORDER WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE, FEDERAL JUDGE SAYSThe Republican attorney said that from her perspective, many federal judges are questioning the presidents ability to actually decide what is considered an alien enemy."Whats happening today is courts through judicial activism are actually challenging that. So what they're saying is that the president can't designate somebody an alien enemy. They can't designate Tren de Aragua an alien enemy. And more importantly, courts are pushing and saying that these individuals that are illegal terrorists in our country deserve due process," Cooke explained.Fox News Breanne Deppisch and Jake Gibson contributed to this report.

A CNN host mocked Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., on Saturday for flying to rally stops in a private jet on his "Fighting Oligarchy" tour.Sanders has been traveling across the country with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., drawing large crowds at their rallies. Both Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez have received criticism after flying private or first class to their tour stops."Can you fight the billionaires from coach? The answer is apparently no, from Bernie Sanders, who is getting heat for flying private jets to and from his Fighting the Oligarchs rally with AOC," CNN host Abby Phillip said on "CNN Saturday Morning Table for Five."CONSERVATIVES MOCK DEM RHETORIC ABOUT 'OLIGARCHY' AS NYC LIVING ROOM PIC OF ALEX SOROS AND ABEDIN GOES VIRALSanders defended the flying accommodations during an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier on Wednesday, saying that he cant be expected to wait in long lines at the airport when he has multiple campaign stops to make in a single day."You run a campaign, and you do three or four or five rallies in a week. [It is] the only way you can get around to talk to 30,000 people. You think I'm going to be sitting on a waiting line at Unitedwhile 30,000 people are waiting?" Sanders said on "Special Report."Sanders campaign committee spent over $221,000 on private jets in the first quarter of 2025, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings reviewed by Fox News Digital. The CNN panel shredded the independent senator for his "terrible" defense of the practice."Youre a man of the people, how dare I have to be with the people?" asked former Meet the Press host Chuck Todd.AOC SKIPS COACH, FLIES FIRST CLASS BACK FROM TEXAS"You cant defend this answer. Hey buddy, we all have to stand in line. We all have to do this let them eat cake," Todd said."It definitely came across as, Im not going to stand in this line with the peons," Phillip replied.Washington Post reporter Josh Rogin chimed in to ask what the carbon footprint of Sanders' private jet is. The Vermont senator has been outspoken about climate change, calling it a "threat to the planet" in 2023.CNNs Ashley Allison slammed Sanders hypocrisy for calling out billionaires while behaving like one. She said that Sanders should either fly coach and not schedule so many stops in a day, or stop attacking billionaires if hes going to continue to enjoy their luxury lifestyle."I think when youre saying like there should be no billionaires. Well, billionaires fly on private jets [either] dont hit as many places at once, or dont knock the billionaires," Ashley said.Fox News Digital reached out to Sanders and did not receive an immediate reply.

Two fortunate fishermen in the Mountain State recently broke two statewide records, both on the same day.In a May 1 announcement, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) said the two records were broken on April 22.The records are related to two different types of fish: a redhorse sucker and a redear sunfish.WHAT CAUSES NEARLY EVERY ALLIGATOR ATTACK ON HUMANS? STUDY SAYS IT'S OUR FAULTWashington, West Virginia, resident Jason Floyd caught the 24.57-inch, 5.75-pound redhorse sucker at the Belleville Lock and Dam on the Ohio River, according to the WVDNR."He caught the fish using a FloBell Bottom Tackle swimbait and jighead on a 10-pound braided line," the state agency noted.Later on April 22, John Plott caught a hefty 12.44-inch, 1.60-pound redear sunfish, marking his second record-breaking catch of the species.TOURIST WHO TRAVELED TO FLORIDA WINS $1M LOTTERY PRIZE WITH TICKET BOUGHT AT WALMARTPlott's latest catch broke the West Virginia state record for redear sunfish length, but his previous weight record of 1.75 pounds still stands.The Oak Hill resident caught the record-breaking fish using a nightcrawler, according to WVDNR.He reeled it in at Plum Orchard Lake in Fayette County.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERIn a statement, WVDNRdirector Brett McMillion said that he was "thrilled to recognize Mr. Floyd and Mr. Plott for their outstanding achievements."The official added, "These records highlight the incredible fishing opportunities available across West Virginia as well as the dedication and passion of our anglers."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleMcMillion also said, "Establishing new record categories was an important step in honoring the diversity of our fisheries, and we look forward to seeing more milestones like these in the future."Floyd is the first angler to break the redhorse sucker state record since the agency added the fish to its record categories in 2024, according to WVDNR.The impressive catches are a few of many fishing state records that have been broken over the past year.Last summer, a Texas angler caught a 71-pound smallmouth buffalo in Austin's Lady Bird Lake.

Two Senate Republicans are calling for immediate corrective action at the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), accusing agency officials of substantial misconduct, mismanagement, abuse of power and potential criminal misconduct after supervisory staff allegedly disregarded federal directives and standards in order to inflate their salaries.What's more, instead of being disciplined, the supervisory agents who allegedly turned a blind eye to the misconduct and in some cases allegedly retaliated against whistleblowers trying to expose it were promoted under the Biden administration, the senators say."As a result of ATFs illegal conduct, ATF staff assigned to these positions performed administrative work but unlawfully received enhanced law enforcement pay and benefits to which they were not entitled, wasting millions of taxpayer dollars," Iowa's Republican senators, Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst, wrote in a letter transmitted Friday to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and ATF acting Director Daniel Driscoll.ARMY SECRETARY DAN DRISCOLL TO LEAD ATF, REPLACING FBI DIRECTOR KASH PATELIn their letter, the senators cited two internal investigations from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), which concluded in 2020 and ultimately suspended the ATF's classification authority, and the ATF Internal Affairs Division (IAD), which was completed in early 2024. Despite the suspension from OPM in 2020, which was lifted in 2023, ATF officials disregarded OPM directives and continued to re-classify agency employees improperly, according to the senators.In their letter, Grassley and Ernst singled out two supervisory agents, Lisa Boykin and Ralph Bittelari, who they say the IAD audit shows not only allowed the continuance of this misclassification scheme despite knowing it violated OPM directives and standards but also retaliated against whistleblowers trying to expose it.Furthermore, the senators claim, Boykin and Bittelari were promoted before President Joe Biden left office and continue to work at the ATF under President Donald Trump.In one instance, according to the senators, Bittelari and Boykin decided to move forward with the relocation of an ATF law enforcement officer in Phoenix to an administrative position at ATF headquarters in Washington, D.C., despite OPM identifying the position as misclassified. The IAD report allegedly shows Bittelari initially agreed to rescind the job offer, but following a subsequent conversation with Boykin decided to move forward with the unauthorized relocation anyway.SENATOR WARNS OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL JUDICIAL OVERREACH AHEAD OF SCOTUS SHOWDOWNFurthermore, the senators alleged in their letter that the IAD report shows Bittelari attempted to hide the "unlawful assignment" by submitting the promotion directly to payroll for processing.During another instance when Bittelari sought to improperly classify a position description for the chief of ATF's Workforce Wellness and Services Division (WWSD) as law enforcement, the senators said a human resources classification specialist was threatened with insubordination after recusing herself from the matter and sending an email notifying staff it was a violation of OPM directives and standards.The senator's letter also highlighted Boykin's "troubling lack of candor" regarding the installation of the chief of WWSD. According to the senators, Boykin told IAD investigators she was unsure if the chief of WWSD had been installed prior to the position description ever being adequately approved. However, the senators said, Boykin's emails showed the individual attended meetings and functions with Boykin as WWSD chief prior to receiving approval, and a draft position description was created jointly by the pair weeks before the official WWSD chief position description was approved. "The findings in the IAD report present clear evidence that corrective action must be taken for, at minimum, Ms. Boykins and Mr. Bittelaris gross misconduct," the senators wrote. "Yet, the Biden ATF and DOJ leadership not only failed to hold Boykin or Bittelari accountable for their gross misconduct, but legally protected whistleblower disclosures provided to our offices show these career DOJ bureaucrats were promoted after the conclusion of the IAD investigation that harshly criticized their actions."The senators point out in their letter that Boykin was promoted to chief diversity officer under Biden, but in January 2025 her title was switched to "Senior Executive." Meanwhile, the senators also pointed out Bittelari was promoted to senior advisor at the Justice Department's Justice Management Division (JMD), and later acting deputy director of human resources within JMD.ATF ACCUSED OF CIRCUMVENTING TRUMP ORDER TO PLACE DEI STAFF ON PAID LEAVE"In closing, the findings in the IAD and OPM audit reports further substantiate the claims whistleblowers made to our offices that senior ATF bureaucrats, Ms. Boykin and Mr. Bittelari, engaged in gross and substantial waste, fraud, abuse, and misconduct at the expense of taxpayers in furtherance of ATFs illegal misclassification scheme, retaliated against whistleblowers for exposing it, and then were promoted for it," stated Grassley and Ernst's letter to Bondi and Driscoll."Their complete disregard for the law despite being fully aware of the potential consequences show Boykin and Bittelari should not have leadership positions at the Justice Department or its components."In addition to calling for corrective action, Grassley and Ernst requested that no later than May 23 the Justice Department submit a response on how it plans to address the issues laid out in the IAD report and their letter.The Justice Department declined to comment for this article, while the ATF did not respond to Fox News Digital's inquiries.

The Washington Post editorial board defended the Trump administration for issuing a detailed report on transgender surgeries for children, an area of research that is highly controversial among scientists."The good news is that the executive order provided some of what is too often missing in the debate over transgender medical care for children," the Post wrote on Sunday, defending the Trump administration for investigating the topic through the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). "It directed the secretary of health and human services to publish a review of the existing literature on best practices within 90 days, andthis review is now out."The report from HHS was issued following President Donald Trump's issuance of an executive order in January titled, "Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation."In the order, the administration stated that medical professionals in the U.S. are "maiming and sterilizing a growing number of impressionable children under the radical and false claim that adults can change a childs sex through a series of irreversible medical interventions."TRUMP ORDER RESTRICTING SEX-CHANGE PROCEDURES FOR MINORS IN LINE WITH 'DO NO HARM,' DOCTOR SAYSThe Washington Post called the wording of the order "hyperbole" but said that "better evidence and reasoned discussion about the trade-offs involved in intervening with the biological process of puberty in children who experience gender dysphoria" is necessary."Critics have been scathing about what they see as the reports bias and shortcomings," the editorial board wrote. "But it makes a legitimatecase for caution that policymakers need to wrestle with."The HHS report, the editorial board explained, finds common ground with other scientific reviews, including in Britain. The Washington Post pointed out that there are serious concerns about the scientific basis for interfering in the growth process of children in "clear and careful language."The report also demonstrates the "ethical quandaries involved in intervening in the sexual development of minors, who might not be mature enough to give fully informed consent."HEGSETH ORDERS DEADLINE FOR TRANS SERVICE MEMBERS TO LEAVE MILITARY: 'OUT AT THE DOD'Trump's executive order on transgender surgeries states that it is "the policy of the United States that it will not fund, sponsor, promote, assist, or support the so-called transition of a child from one sex to another.""Countless children soon regret that they have been mutilated and begin to grasp the horrifying tragedy that they will never be able to conceive children of their own or nurture their children through breastfeeding," the order states. "Moreover, these vulnerable youths medical bills may rise throughout their lifetimes, as they are often trapped with lifelong medical complications, a losing war with their own bodies, and, tragically, sterilization."HHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.Fox News' Kendall Tietz contributed to this report.

Pickleball has rapidly emerged as one of the fastest-growing sports in the country. A dynamic blend of tennis, badminton and table tennis, pickleball has an appeal that spans generations. It offers a fun and accessible way for people of all ages to engage in physical activity and social interaction. The sport's inclusive nature and straightforward rules have contributed to its widespread adoption, with millions adopting the latest craze as their newest hobby.Now that the spring thaw is past and theski equipment is packed away, its time to try your hand at the trendy sport. For those new to pickleball, having the right equipment is essential. Players use solid paddles, typically made of wood or composite materials, to hit a perforated plastic ball over a net. Pickleball can be enjoyed in singles or doubles formats, with points scored when the ball isn't returned. Here are 10 beginner-friendly pickleball items to get you on the court.This ONIX Recruit set is designed for entry-level players. The set includes two durable paddles constructed from six-ply basswood and two pickleballs, providing everything needed to start playing immediately. The paddles offer a balanced combination of power and control, making them ideal for learning the fundamentals of the game. Be sure to pick upONIXs portable practice net!Original price: $150Tailored for newcomers, Recess Pickleball lends a stylish spin to the sport with an array of custom-designed paddles and fun prints like stripes or dogs.This cowboy setfeatures a "lets play" print on two premium paddles, complete with two balls. The paddles are designed to offer a remarkable feel, helping beginners perfect their shots while enjoying the game. If you dont want to spend as much, you can get asimilar set on Amazon for less than $30.If youre anAmazon Prime member, you can get these items to your door ASAP. 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Cam Skattebo made a name for himself in college football for Arizona State by running over defenders while getting more yards on the ground as the Sun Devils surprised the sport in 2024.The New York Giants made Skattebo their fourth-round selection and his comment from rookie minicamp may get fans amped for the start of the 2025 season.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe said Friday that while scoring a touchdown is good, the possibility of trucking an opponent on the way to the end zone is even better."It feels good when you run somebody over and then get in the end zone," Skattebo said. "I mean it feels good when you get in the end zone, but imagine running someone over and then running another person over and then getting in the end zone. It's that much better."EAGLES TO SQUARE OFF AGAINST COWBOYS TO BEGIN 2025 NFL SEASONSkattebo ran for 1,711 yards and 21 touchdowns during his senior season with the Sun Devils. Arizona State made the College Football Playoff and nearly stunned the Texas Longhorns in the Peach Bowl. The team finished 11-3.Now, Skattebo will look to make the 53-man roster. He enters a running back room that has veteran Devin Singletary and Tyrone Tracy Jr., who came on strong during his rookie season, running for 839 yards and scoring five touchdowns.Skattebo, while playing up his elusiveness, vowed to keep proving his doubters wrong."This past year I didn't do it a ton," he added. "I more so hit people or attacked their one shoulder, but I mean, if people want to sleep, they can sleep. I have no issue with that. It's been something I've had to deal with my whole life, so I'm going to continue to do what I need to do to be successful and play as long as I can in this league."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.