Chase Daniel breaks down why the New Orleans Saints will ultimately start rookie Tyler Shough over Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener after Derek Carr announced his retirement due to his shoulder injury.

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The Boston Celtics won Game 3 vs. the New York Knicks, and are -300 to win the series despite trailing 2-1. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth ask if the Celtics can regain control in the series.

Braxton Harst, 13, without any formal training, has honed his baking skills by finding recipes online and recreating them. Now, he makes custom cakes and sells them, hoping to raise enough money to attend baking camp in New York City.

Pope Leo XIV addressed members of the press Monday morning during his first news conference at the Vaticans Paul VI Hall.

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FIRST ON FOX: The United States is set to welcome 49 white South African refugees who are victims of "government-sponsored racial discrimination" in their homeland, according to the State Department.The U.S.-chartered flight touched down at Dulles Airport in Virginia on Monday afternoon,when Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau welcomed the group of Afrikaners."Faced with undeniable government-sponsored racial discrimination in South Africa, the first Afrikaner refugees have arrived in the United States," a senior State Department official said in an exclusive statement to Fox News Digital."The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program was intended for situations like this.Under President Trump's strong leadership, the State Department has helped to provide a new life for these refugees in America, where they will live in freedom, safety, and opportunity."TRUMP TO BRING WHITE AFRIKANERS TO US AS REFUGEES FROM SOUTH AFRICA, IN WAKE OF EXPROPRIATION LEGISLATIONPresident Donald Trump first initiated their resettlement with an executive order entitled, "Addressing Egregious Actions of the Republic of South Africa," directing the State Department to bump up Afrikaners to the front of the line for resettlement.South Africans are now able to submit a statement of interest with the U.S. embassy in Pretoria, which will review the documents and contact those who are eligible for the interview process.Trump has virtually halted the refugee program for those from war- and famine-ravaged nations like Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. White South Africans say they have been denied jobs and targeted for violence on account of their race.Trumps executive order came in response to a law passed by the South African government allowing it to take private land for public use, sometimes without compensation. Trump claimed the law would be used to targetSouth Africas White minority Afrikaner group, descended from Dutch and other European settlers who arrived more than 300 years ago.TRUMP, SOUTH AFRICA IN GROWING ROW OVER HOTLY CONTESTED LAND LAW, COUNTRY'S DEALS WITH US FOESThe South African foreign ministry said claims that White South Africans faced a "well-founded fear of persecution" were "unfounded.""It is most regrettable that it appears that the resettlement of South Africans to the United States under the guise of being refugees is entirely politically motivated and designed to question South Africas constitutional democracy; a country which has in fact suffered true persecution under Apartheid rule and has worked tirelessly to prevent such levels of discrimination from ever occurring again," spokespersonChrispin Phiri at theMinistry of International Relations and Cooperation added.The Afrikaners arrival comes as Trump tries to push back on the racial politics of South Africa, where adviser Elon Musk grew up during apartheid.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe Afrikaner families traveling to the U.S. are largely from farming communities.Since apartheid ended in the 1990s, South Africa has sought to atone for segregationist policies, including with the land redistribution law signed in January. The policy came after a 2017 audit found that White South Africans owned three-quarters of individually-owned farms and agricultural property, while making up 7% of the population. Black South Africans had been denied the right to own prime agricultural land during the apartheid era.

WEWS News 5, a local ABC affiliate in Cleveland, Ohio, announced on Friday that Meteorologist Mark Johnson was no longer employed at the station after delivering weather forecasts for nearly three decades at the affiliate."News 5 wants to share with our viewers a change to our on-air staffing. Meteorologist Mark Johnson is no longer employed at WEWS," a statement from the outlet read.Jodie Heisner, the station's news director, told Cleveland.com that they couldn't "comment beyond what was posted on our website.""We want our audiences to know that News 5 and its parent company, Scripps, take protecting our audiences trust very seriously by requiring our employees to adhere to the highest ethical standards. We cannot provide further details, as this is a personnel matter," Steve Weinstein, WEWS vice president and general manager said, according to the statement.OHIO MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING DEPUTY DENIED BOND AS CHAOS DISRUPTS PACKED COURT ROOMSeveral fans have taken to Johnson's Facebook page to post in support of the weatherman. One user wrote, "Well no reason for me to ever watch WEWS 5 every [sic] again!"Johnson replied to the post on Facebook, as reported by The New York Post, and said, "I still love my News5 Family. Some great people.""More than anyone, you know there will be sunshine after a storm. Clevelanders stand with you your stellar reputation cannot be tarnished and we celebrate your decades of loyalty to our community," another fan wrote to the meteorologist.Johnson has not issued an official statement about his employment. Another News 5 meteorologist, Katie McGraw, acknowledged she was stepping in for Johnson during a broadcast on Friday, and another stepped in for Johnson on May 6, according to News 5 broadcasts.The former meteorologist posted on Facebook and on Threads about a small earthquake in the area on Sunday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"Did You Feel It?? Small earthquake just before 11pm in Ashtabula County... Lake Erie Bluffs seismograph shows the quake here. 10:47pm near Harpersfield. Measured 2.5.," Johnson wrote on social media.Johnson's last appearance on the station appears to be on Monday, May 5, when he appeared on News 5 throughout the day, according to the News 5 broadcasts.

Arizona Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego unveiled a border security and immigration reform plan that was immediately endorsed by several House Democrats.Gallego, the son of Mexican and Colombian immigrants, offered a "five-pillar" framework he said expresses his commitment to securing the southern border."We dont have to choose between border security and immigration reform," Gallego said."We can and should do both."STABLECOIN BILL, INITIALLY BIPARTISAN, HITS SNAG AS DEMS SPLINTER"Americans deserve the right to feel safe knowing their border is secure, but for decades, Congress has tried and failed to take action because politics got in the way. Its time to push forward and enact a plan that works," Gallego said.Typically seen as a Republican issue, Gallegos border security plan combines GOP priorities like staffing-up the Border Patrol, with Democrats favored "pathway to citizenship" for select migrants, in part for economic benefit.Gallegos plan also outlines asylum process reform by "expedit[ing]" peoples passage through the system and also seeking to enforce that other countries do their "fair share" to resettle asylum seekers and combat cartel violence and economic instability in their home areas.ARIZONA KAMALA HARRIS RALLY SPEAKERS COURT JOHN MCCAIN REPUBLICANS SUPPORT; MAN BRINGS BORDER MAP FOR VPIt increases the annual green card quota and increases the use of e-Verify, an application that verifies an employees legal status when it comes to working in the U.S.In terms of asylum case reform, Gallego seeks to hire additional officers to process claims and afford them more jurisdiction in deciding the outcome of applicants cases."I commend Sen. Gallego for this pragmatic and much-needed framework," said Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Texas, a supporter of the plan."More Democrats need to move to the middle on this issue and embrace this type of approach," he said."As a border-district congressman, I know it's past time we reform our asylum system, stop the flow of dangerous drugs by investing in our Border Patrol officers, develop legal pathways, tackle the root causes of irregular migration, and ensure South Texas, and communities all along the border can safely thrive."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPIn the north, Rep. Tom Suozzi, D-N.Y., also lent his support to the plan."Sen. Gallego is a serious Democratic leader, and I applaud him for offering a balanced immigration policy that secures our borders, fixes the broken asylum system, grows our economy, and treats immigrants with dignity," Suozzi told Fox News Digital."We can achieve these goals without pandering to the far lefts impractical demands or the far rights mean-spirited extremism."Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment on Gallegos plan.

President Donald Trump scolded an ABC reporter on Monday, telling her she should be embarrassed for asking about accepting a luxury jet from the nation of Qatar, and that it would be "stupid" to turn it down."What do you say to people who view that luxury jet as a personal gift to you?" ABC's Rachel Scott asked him at the White House, as he signed an executive order urging pharmaceutical companies to reduce prices on key drugs."You're ABC Fake News, right?" Trump asked. "Let me tell you, you should be embarrassed asking that question. They're giving us a free jet. I could say, 'No, no, no, don't give us. I want to pay you a billion, or 400 million, or whatever it is.' Or I could say thank you very much, you know?"Trump launched into an anecdote about legendary golfer Sam Snead and how he would always accept it if a competitor offered him a putt, which is known in the sport as a "gimme."TRUMP DEFENDS QATAR JUMBO JET OFFER AS TROUBLED BOEING FAILS TO DELIVER NEW AIR FORCE ONE FLEET"A lot of people are stupid," Trump said. "They say, No, no, I insist on putting it. And then they putt it and they miss it When they give you a putt, you pick it up, and you walk to the next hole, and you say, Thank you very much."Scott followed up, "Respectfully sir, as a businessman, some people may look at this and say, 'Have you ever been given a gift worth millions of dollars and then not received any ""It's not a gift to me," Trump said. "It's a gift to the Department of Defense, and you should know better, because you've been embarrassed enough, and so has your network. Your network is a disaster. ABC is a disaster."Trump defended the U.S. preparing to accept the jumbo jet gift from Qatar's royal family to serve as a temporary Air Force One as Boeing failed to roll out a new Air Force One fleet in a timely manner.QATAR OFFERS TRUMP JUMBO JET TO SERVE AS AIR FORCE ONE"We're very disappointed that it's taking Boeing so long to build a new Air Force One," Trump said Monday. "You know, we have an Air Force One that's 40 years old. And if you take a look at that, compared to the new plane of the equivalent, you know, stature at the time, it's not even the same ballgame."Critics have said the move is unethical and illegal because it's tantamount to taking a foreign bribe, but the White House has said there will be no quid pro quo with the Middle Eastern country and the donation is under legal review to ensure maximum transparency.Trump confirmed Sunday evening on Truth Social that the Department of Defense would receive the 747 as a gift, while railing against Democrats as "world class losers" for criticizing the gift. "So the fact that the Defense Department is getting a GIFT, FREE OF CHARGE, of a 747 aircraft to replace the 40 year old Air Force One, temporarily, in a very public and transparent transaction, so bothers the Crooked Democrats that they insist we pay, TOP DOLLAR, for the plane," Trump wrote. "Anybody can do that! The Dems are World Class Losers!!! MAGA."CLICK HERE FOR MORE NEWS ABOUT MEDIA AND CULTURETrump also clashed with ABC's Terry Moran during an Oval Office interview last month marking his first 100 days in office. At various points, the president belittled the reporter, saying he didn't know who he was and calling a question "stupid."Fox News Digital's Emma Colton contributed to this report.