Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., calls out antisemitic rhetoric in America on 'America Reports.'

These sweet flamingo chicks are shown "graduating" as they head into a new flamingo enclosure at the Fort Worth Zoo in Texas. Check it out!

Demcratas irrumpen en un centro de ICE en New Jersey que alberga a inmigrantes criminales ilegales. Adems, EE.UU. ayuda a rescatar a venezolanos del rgimen Maduro.

Protesters formed a human chain outside the facility housing detained illegal immigrants

Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., calls out antisemitic rhetoric in America on 'America Reports.'

These sweet flamingo chicks are shown "graduating" as they head into a new flamingo enclosure at the Fort Worth Zoo in Texas. Check it out!

Demcratas irrumpen en un centro de ICE en New Jersey que alberga a inmigrantes criminales ilegales. Adems, EE.UU. ayuda a rescatar a venezolanos del rgimen Maduro.

A charity tennis match at the Vatican would have a small list of guests but it wouldn't even include the top men's player in the world.Pope Leo XIV recently said he considered himself "quite the amateur tennis player," but one notable name would be omitted in this hypothetical match.During a meeting between the new American pope and international media on Monday, journalists offered to play doubles, or to organize a charity match.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe pope is all for it, but the top-ranked player would be ousted through no fault of his own: his last name."But we can't invite [Jannik] Sinner," the pope cracked.Sinner has won three grand slams, all of which have come since the 2024 Australian Open, and has quickly turned himself into the best player on the planet.At age 23, Sinner has skyrocketed through the world rankings, and has won back-to-back grand slams.But it doesn't sound like he's visiting Pope Leo XIV any time soon.In the pope's defense, he does have a halfway decent excuse to exclude Sinner.Back in February, he was given a three-month suspension by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) after twice testing positive for a banned anabolic steroid nearly a year ago.The ban came just weeks after the Italian tennis pro won his third Grand Slam title the suspension, though, avoided any Grand Slams.It was found that Sinner had not intentionally used abanned substance for competitive gain.Sinner tested positive for low levels of metabolite of clostebol, a banned anabolic steroid that can be used for ophthalmological and dermatological use, in March 2024. Eight days after the Indian Wells tournament, Sinner tested positive again in an out-of-competition sample.According to the ITIAs initial findings, Sinner explained that he had tested positive after receiving a massage from a trainer who had used an over-the-counter spray that contained clostebol to treat a small wound after cutting his own finger.Sinner's suspension was lifted on May 4, and he is currently playing in his home country at the Italian Open. He will be on the hunt for his fourth grand slam when the French Open begins May 25.Fox News' Paulina Dedaj and The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A senior staffer for California Rep. Sara Jacobs' office was the victim of an armed carjacking in a popular Washington, D.C., neighborhood on Friday afternoon, according to a Metropolitan Police Department report.Metro Police announced on Sunday two arrests in the armed carjacking that occurred on Friday afternoon in a Harris Teeter parking lot in Washington's Navy Yard neighborhood.In addition to the victim's personal items, the senior staffer's government-issued iPhone, MacBook, ID and Capitol parking pass were identified as missing in the police report obtained by Fox News Digital. Jacobs' office did not provide comment but confirmed the devices were immediately wiped. On Friday, around 12:08 p.m., the suspects approached the victim as they exited their car, demanding the victim's car keys, according to Metro Police. When the staffer refused, one of the suspects brandished a handgun and obtained the keys before the suspects fled the scene in the victims vehicle, police said.FAMILY OF MOM MURDERED IN RITZY DC SUBURB DECADES AGO GETS JUSTICE AS PERP NOBODY EXPECTED PLEADS GUILTYOfficers recovered the victim's car and a firearm on Saturday, and then arrested two suspects. According to police, a 15-year-old juvenile male of Washington was charged with armed carjacking, and a 14-year-old juvenile male of Maryland was charged with carrying a pistol without a license and unauthorized use of a vehicle.WOMAN ARRESTED FOR DRIVING INTO FESTIVAL CROWD HOURS AFTER EXPLOSION ROCKED SAME EVENTAs of Sunday, police are still searching for two outstanding suspects whose photos were captured during the incident by surveillance cameras.Navy Yard is a popular Washington neighborhood located south of the U.S. Capitol and home to the Washington Nationals baseball stadium. While the neighborhood has transformed over the past decade into an urban hub for congressional staffers and young professionals, it has also been the subject of criticism for its crime.Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he was walking to the Navy Yard Metro Station for a transit safety event last month when he learned a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) police officer had just been stabbed in the face.The WMATA confirmed the incident to Fox News Digital and said the suspect stabbed the officer "with a sharp metal object" after they did not pay their fare at the station.President Donald Trump vowed to clean up Washington while speaking at his "Make America Great Again" rallies on the 2024 campaign trail. Since returning to office this January, Trump has committed to creating a "crime-free capital." "We're cleaning up our city. We're cleaning up this great capital," the president said. "And we're not going to have crime, and we're not going to stand for crime," Trump said at the Department of Justice earlier this year.The Jacobs staffer did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital's Peter Pinedo and Andrew Margolis contributed to this report.

For the first time since 1988, the New York Yankees have a new full-time play-by-play announcer on the radio.Dave Sims replaced John Sterling, who retired early in the 2024 season but briefly returned for the postseason, on WFAN. Sims was previously the television broadcaster for the Seattle Mariners.Sterling, of course, never missed a game from 1989 all the way until the summer of 2019, including the postseason. But Sims was not on the call for the Yankees' series this past weekend in Sacramento against the Athletics.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSims had said on social media he would be missing the series to visit family in Seattle before the Yankees' three-game set there this week.Sims' absence bothered Boomer Esiason, who hosts a daily morning show on the Yankees' radio network."John Sterling didn't miss any games, did he? You just take a week off?" Esiason said. "I'm sorry, I love Dave Sims what are you doing? You just took the Yankee job. It's supposed to be the job of your life.""You don't miss a Yankee you just don't do that."Esiason reiterated his fondness for Sims, "but I'm going to call it out as I see it."RANGERS' JOSH JUNG HITS TWO-RUN HR FOR MOM VS. BROTHER JACE ON MOTHER'S DAY"He just got started as the Yankee announcer, he's 40 games into his career as the Yankee announcer, and he decided to take off," Esiason continued.Perhaps the issue hit a sore spot for Esiason, who has traveled to call NFL games and managed to make it back to New York to host his show, which he co-hosts with Gregg Giannotti."I would fly to Monday night games and fly back in the middle of the night to be here in studio with Craig [Carton], especially when we were being simulcast I have done the same thing with you, as well. It's the Yankees for God's sake," Esiason, the 1989 NFL MVP, said.There was a rotation of several announcers last year for the Yankees, but they landed on Sims over the offseason.The Yankees and Mariners series, where Sims will be calling the game from the visitors' broadcast booth, kicks off Monday night.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.