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President Donald Trump said he plans to pardon Todd and Julie Chrisley, likely by Wednesday, after they were found guilty of fraud and tax evasion in 2022.Todd and Julie, who became famous on the reality series "Chrisley Knows Best," were convicted of conspiring to defraud community banks out of more than $30 million in fraudulent loans as well as tax evasion and sentenced to 12 and seven years respectively.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"Its a terrible thing, but its a great thing because your parents are going to be free and clean and I hope we can do it by tomorrow," Trump told their daughter Savannah Chrisley, in a phone call from the Oval Office on Tuesday that was posted onto an X account of a White House aide. The post was captioned in part, "Trump Knows Best!"The Associated Press contributed to this report.

The head of PBS is disputing PresidentDonald Trumps claims that the outlet is biased after the president issued an executive order saying thatPBS and NPR would no longer receive federal funding.During a conversation with Katie Couric, Paula Kerger, the CEO and president of PBS, was asked about Trumps opposition to her outlet and the executive order ending federal funding for the outlets."The White House released a document accompanying the executive order criticizing PBS and NPRs coverage of the pandemic and Hunter Biden, among other things,"Couric said. "To say that this, you know, that the information that you all are disseminating on PBS and NPR is basically biased. And Im curious to hear your response to that."PBS, NPR BLAST 'BLATANTLY UNLAWFUL' TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER HALTING PUBLIC FUNDING, VOW CHALLENGESKerger responded saying that she doesnt "understand" the accusations of bias."In terms of the you know, the COVID origins, we actually did fairly extensive coverage of, you know, the various theories, including the Wuhan lab theory,"Kerger said. "So that I dont understand the criticism and always when people say we see bias in your programs and by the way we get that on both sides. You know, I get as many calls from people on the more progressive side as on the conservative side that have issues every night with every nights broadcast. You know, I see this or I see that."She also insisted that confirmation bias is to blame in the current media cycle."Were in a difficult time right now in our country around news coverage where people forget that news is news and it is not about hearing information that is reaffirming what you think you know,"Kerger said.NPR SUES TRUMP WHITE HOUSE OVER EXECUTIVE ORDER TARGETING PUBLIC MEDIATrumps executive order, entitled "Ending Taxpayer Subsidization Of Biased Media," criticized the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funnels taxpayer money to PBS and NPR."Unlike in 1967, when the CPB was established, today the media landscape is filled with abundant, diverse, and innovative news options," the executive order reads. "Government funding of news media in this environment is not only outdated and unnecessary but corrosive to the appearance of journalistic independence."On Tuesday,NPR and three Colorado public radio stations sued the Trump administration over the executive order defunding PBS and NPR."It is not always obvious when the government has acted with a retaliatory purpose in violation of the First Amendment. 'But this wolf comes as a wolf,'" the legal brief for the public broadcasters reads. "The Order targets NPR and PBS expressly because, in the President's view, their news and other content is not 'fair, accurate, or unbiased'."PBS is reportedly not part of the lawsuit, but in a statement Tuesday said that the "Presidents blatantly unlawful Executive Order, issued in the middle of the night, threatens our ability to serve the American public with educational programming, as we have for the past 50-plus years. We are currently exploring all options to allow PBS to continue to serve our member stations and all Americans."Fox News Digital reached out to PBS for comment, but did not immediately receive a response.

The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to intervene and allow it to quickly deport illegal immigrants to countries other than their own, Fox News has learned.The request from the Justice Department comes after a lower-court judge, Brian Murphy, issued an injunction last month that halted the Trump administration's attempts to rapidly deport immigrants residing illegally in the United States to third-party countries not their own. In the ruling, Murphy said the Trump administration must provide "meaningful" notice to immigrants it wishes to deport to third-party countries, so they have adequate time to challenge their deportation.The Justice Department's request follows a separate Monday evening ruling from Murphy, rejecting the Trump administration's request that his injunction be lifted, in order for deportations to continue while the merits of his ruling are adjudicated. Due to Murphy's rejection, the Trump administration sought emergency relief from the Supreme Court, asking it to upend the injunction itself.UPENDING US BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP WOULD HAVE DRASTIC NEGATIVE IMPACT, DEFENDERS WARNAt the center of the Trump administration's request for relief from Murphy's injunction are as many as a dozen people from various countries, including Vietnam and Myanmar, who were allegedly ordered deported to South Sudan in violation of Murphy's earlier order.Last week, Murphy ordered that the migrants remain in U.S. custody at a military base in Djibouti until each of them could be given a "reasonable fear interview," or a chance to explain to U.S. officials any fear of persecution or torture, should they be released into South Sudanese custody.As of Monday night, these interviews had not taken place, according to Murphy.US JUDGE ACCUSES TRUMP ADMIN OF MANUFACTURING CHAOS IN SOUTH SUDAN DEPORTATIONS, ESCALATING FEUDIt was unclear where the plane carrying the migrants may be as of last week, but a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to Fox News that the flight was in the nearby African country of Djibouti, with U-S military personnel on the scene assisting. No word on when or if the flight would travel on to South Sudan.A Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman had indicated South Sudan would not be the final destination for that particular flight.Reacting to Murphy's ruling last week halting the deportation of illegal immigrants to South Sudan, President Donald Trump called on the Supreme Court to "put an END" to judges getting in the way of his immigration enforcement efforts."The Judges are absolutely out of control, theyre hurting our Country, and they know nothing about particular situations, or what they are doing And this must change, IMMEDIATELY! Hopefully, the Supreme Court of the United States will put an END to the quagmire that has been caused by the Radical Left," Trump wrote in a post shared to his Truth Social platform."If this is not worked out quickly, and the World is watching, our Country will be under siege again, with hundreds of thousands of hardened criminals, 'BREAKING DOWN THE WALLS.'"

Kristin Cavallari wanted to change the appearance of her breast implants and learned that one had ruptured, leading to surgery to fix it.During a recent episode of her "Let's Be Honest" podcast, Cavallari opened up about her right breast implant not "laying properly," which prompted her to get a consultation to have her implants redone."Things happen so gradually. There wasn't a moment where I was like, My boobs look different, or, like, My boobs aren't laying right. I knew that my boobs were not laying how I wanted them to lay," she said, initially believing gravity was the reason she was unhappy with her breasts.The "Laguna Beach" alum continued, "Particularly, the right one was not... and I thought like maybe gravity over time had taken hold, but it just wasn't how I wanted it, right? It just wasn't ideal."KRISTIN CAVALLARI DOESN'T REGERET MARRYING YOU BUT WOULDN'T RECOMMEND IT TO HER KIDS: YOU CHANGE SO MUCHAhead of a photoshoot for her Uncommon James brand, Cavallari decided to get her breasts redone. It wasn't until after her surgery that she learned of her ruptured implant."There is no way of knowing how long this implant was ruptured for. My body then formed a huge piece of scar tissue around it... that's why my right boob was definitely not laying right, and it was f----- up."I had a ruptured implant, which is crazy to think about," she said on her podcast.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSCavallari joked that she could look through her camera roll on her iPhone to figure out when her breasts began to look "a little f------ cross-eyed."Even with the health scare, the reality television star isn't "ready" to remove her implants."I was not ready to take out my implants. I'm 38. I'm still young. I have a whole life to live, I'm single," Cavallari explained.Cavallari, who most recently split from NHL star Nate Thompson in March, went on to emphasize that she is currently not in a serious relationship.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I'm single. If I were in a long-term relationship, maybe I would take out my implants. I don't know, but I'm single right now."Right now in my life is when I need the best boobs imaginable. And so, you know, I'm sure some people won't understand that and that's OK because it's not your body," Cavallari said.Prior to her relationship with Thompson, Cavallari dated Mark Estes, a member of the Montana Boyz TikTok group, for seven months before calling it quits in September.

The White House ripped Rep. Glenn Ivey, D-Md., for making a "shameful" Memorial Day trip to El Salvador in an attempt to visit deported illegal immigrant and suspected MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia.The White Houses rapid response account said of Ivey's trip, "This moron spent his Memorial Day trying (and failing) to visit a criminal illegal immigrant gangbanger in a foreign country. For Democrats, criminal illegals > American citizens every time."Ivey posted about the attempted visit on his X account, saying that he represents Abrego Garcia, and that the Salvadoran government stonewalled his efforts to conduct a welfare check."Today, I was denied access to seeing my constituent, Mr. Kilmar Abrego Garcia. If there is nothing to hide, cut the crap. Let his lawyer and I check on him," he said. "Im the congressman who represents Kilmar and I came all the way down from the United States after we contacted their ambassador, after we made formal requests through our ambassador to the El Salvadoran government, and we came here to visit him today."DEM IMMIGRATION TALKING POINTS FIZZLE AS DARK PICTURE OF ABREGO GARCIA EMERGES"We need to bring him home. I wont stop until we do," Ivey added in an X post.Abrego Garcias deportation to his home country, El Salvador, has caused significant controversy. The Trump administration has pointed to evidence suggesting that Abrego Garcia was involved with MS-13 and human trafficking to justify his deportation. The administration has also cited court documents detailing Abrego Garcias alleged physical abuse of his wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura. Democrats, meanwhile, say he is a "Maryland man" who was not given his due process in court before being deported.Since Abrego Garcias deportation, several Democrats, including Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., have made trips to El Salvador to conduct similar wellness checks and to advocate for his release.The trips have stirred significant controversy as well, with many asking why Democrats are spending so much time advocating for a suspected gang member who was unlawfully present in the U.S.MARYLAND DEMOCRAT IVEY FURIOUS NOT GIVEN ACCESS TO KILMAR ABREGO GARCIA IN EL SALVADORThe video also caught the attention of White House deputy press secretary Abigail Jackson.Jackson told Fox News Digital that "its shameful, and an insult to the American people, that a Democrat Congressman spent his Memorial Day trying to visit a deported illegal alien, MS-13 terrorist, human-trafficker, and wife beater."CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGE"This pathetic stunt tells you everything you need to know about the priorities of the modern Democrat party theyre putting criminal illegals over American citizens all the time," said Jackson.In addition to the wife beating evidence, Fox News Digital has previously reported on documents detailing Abrego Garcia being stopped by a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper after he was "observed speeding" and unable to stay in his lane in 2022. The trooper noticed eight individuals in the car with Abrego Garcia, who said he began driving three days prior from Houston to Temple Hills, Maryland, via St. Louis to "perform construction work."KILMAR ABREGO-GARCIA SUSPECTED OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN REPORT OBTAINED BY FOX NEWSThe report states that the trooper suspected it was a human trafficking incident, as there was no luggage in the vehicle. Additionally, the individuals in the car reportedly gave the same address as Abrego Garica's home address.When speaking with the trooper, Abrego Garcia allegedly "pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions." After the incident, the officer decided not to give Abrego Garcia a citation for the driving infractions, but rather to give him a warning for driving with an expired license.The White House has not held back in its criticisms of Van Hollen's visit. In April, the White House tweeted side-by-side photos of Trump meeting with the mother of Rachel Morin, who was murdered by an illegal immigrant in 2023, and Van Hollen sitting with Abrego Garcia with the caption, "We are not the same."Rachel Morin was a Maryland resident, as is her mother, Patty, who said that Van Hollen had not reached out to her since her daughter was murdered.Van Hollen responded to this criticism in a Fox News interview in which he said he "did have concern" for the Morin family and his "heart goes out to every Maryland family that is the victim of violence." Van Hollen also said that "there is zero connection between the horrible murder of Rachel Morin and the situation with Abrego Garcia."Ivey did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Broadway veteran Patti LuPone lashed out at President Donald Trump for his overhaul of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and called for the building to "get blown up," in an interview published Monday.In February, Trump fired several Kennedy Center board members, including the president and chairman, and replaced them with pro-Trump figures, who then named the president as chairman.In a post to Truth Social announcing the changes, Trump vowed to make the performing arts center "great again," by removing board members who did not share his administration's "vision for a Golden Age in arts and culture." Trump said that drag shows "targeting" children were one example of programming at the Kennedy Center that would end under his leadership.His actions stirred backlash in the theater and film world, with multiple artists resigning from their roles or canceling upcoming performances at the Kennedy Center in protest.KENNEDY CENTER CANCELS LGBTQ+ PRIDE EVENTS TO ALIGN WITH NEW PRIORITIES AFTER TRUMP FIRED CENTER'S LEADERSHIPLuPone, 76, slammed the Trump takeover in new comments to New Yorker writer Michael Schulman."Shes even angrier at the rest of the country," Schulman wrote. "She told me, more than once, that the Trumpified Kennedy Center should get blown up."LuPone also told the outlet that she wished that the Trump administration would "Leave New York alone." She has been an outspoken critic of Trump over the years.JOHN LITHGOW SAYS TRUMP'S RETURN IS BIGGEST 'DISASTER' FOR THE ARTS SINCE COVID-19Ahead of the 2020 election, LuPone said she was considering moving to Ireland if Trump won.On the Tony Awards red carpet in 2017, she said that she would not perform for Trump if he came to one of her shows, "because I hate the mother."Richard Grenell, president of the Kennedy Center, slammed LuPone's comments in a statement to Fox News Digital."The far left has morphed into violent extremists. This is completely unacceptable from the same people who claim to be for tolerance and diversity. Everyone should condemn these radicals," Grenell said.LuPone did not immediately respond to a request for comment fromFox News Digital.White House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly told Fox News Digital, "President Trump cares deeply about American arts and culture, which is why he is revitalizing historic institutions like the Kennedy Center to their former greatness."

Kristin Cavallari wanted to change the appearance of her breast implants and learned that one had ruptured, leading to surgery to fix it.During a recent episode of her "Let's Be Honest" podcast, Cavallari opened up about her right breast implant not "laying properly," which prompted her to get a consultation to have her implants redone."Things happen so gradually. There wasn't a moment where I was like, My boobs look different, or, like, My boobs aren't laying right. I knew that my boobs were not laying how I wanted them to lay," she said, initially believing gravity was the reason she was unhappy with her breasts.The "Laguna Beach" alum continued, "Particularly, the right one was not... and I thought like maybe gravity over time had taken hold, but it just wasn't how I wanted it, right? It just wasn't ideal."KRISTIN CAVALLARI DOESN'T REGERET MARRYING YOU BUT WOULDN'T RECOMMEND IT TO HER KIDS: YOU CHANGE SO MUCHAhead of a photoshoot for her Uncommon James brand, Cavallari decided to get her breasts redone. It wasn't until after her surgery that she learned of her ruptured implant."There is no way of knowing how long this implant was ruptured for. My body then formed a huge piece of scar tissue around it... that's why my right boob was definitely not laying right, and it was f----- up."I had a ruptured implant, which is crazy to think about," she said on her podcast.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSCavallari joked that she could look through her camera roll on her iPhone to figure out when her breasts began to look "a little f------ cross-eyed."Even with the health scare, the reality television star isn't "ready" to remove her implants."I was not ready to take out my implants. I'm 38. I'm still young. I have a whole life to live, I'm single," Cavallari explained.Cavallari, who most recently split from NHL star Nate Thompson in March, went on to emphasize that she is currently not in a serious relationship.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I'm single. If I were in a long-term relationship, maybe I would take out my implants. I don't know, but I'm single right now."Right now in my life is when I need the best boobs imaginable. And so, you know, I'm sure some people won't understand that and that's OK because it's not your body," Cavallari said.Prior to her relationship with Thompson, Cavallari dated Mark Estes, a member of the Montana Boyz TikTok group, for seven months before calling it quits in September.

The White House ripped Rep. Glenn Ivey, D-Md., for making a "shameful" Memorial Day trip to El Salvador in an attempt to visit deported illegal immigrant and suspected MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia.The White Houses rapid response account said of Ivey's trip, "This moron spent his Memorial Day trying (and failing) to visit a criminal illegal immigrant gangbanger in a foreign country. For Democrats, criminal illegals > American citizens every time."Ivey posted about the attempted visit on his X account, saying that he represents Abrego Garcia, and that the Salvadoran government stonewalled his efforts to conduct a welfare check."Today, I was denied access to seeing my constituent, Mr. Kilmar Abrego Garcia. If there is nothing to hide, cut the crap. Let his lawyer and I check on him," he said. "Im the congressman who represents Kilmar and I came all the way down from the United States after we contacted their ambassador, after we made formal requests through our ambassador to the El Salvadoran government, and we came here to visit him today."DEM IMMIGRATION TALKING POINTS FIZZLE AS DARK PICTURE OF ABREGO GARCIA EMERGES"We need to bring him home. I wont stop until we do," Ivey added in an X post.Abrego Garcias deportation to his home country, El Salvador, has caused significant controversy. The Trump administration has pointed to evidence suggesting that Abrego Garcia was involved with MS-13 and human trafficking to justify his deportation. The administration has also cited court documents detailing Abrego Garcias alleged physical abuse of his wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura. Democrats, meanwhile, say he is a "Maryland man" who was not given his due process in court before being deported.Since Abrego Garcias deportation, several Democrats, including Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., have made trips to El Salvador to conduct similar wellness checks and to advocate for his release.The trips have stirred significant controversy as well, with many asking why Democrats are spending so much time advocating for a suspected gang member who was unlawfully present in the U.S.MARYLAND DEMOCRAT IVEY FURIOUS NOT GIVEN ACCESS TO KILMAR ABREGO GARCIA IN EL SALVADORThe video also caught the attention of White House deputy press secretary Abigail Jackson.Jackson told Fox News Digital that "its shameful, and an insult to the American people, that a Democrat Congressman spent his Memorial Day trying to visit a deported illegal alien, MS-13 terrorist, human-trafficker, and wife beater."CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGE"This pathetic stunt tells you everything you need to know about the priorities of the modern Democrat party theyre putting criminal illegals over American citizens all the time," said Jackson.In addition to the wife beating evidence, Fox News Digital has previously reported on documents detailing Abrego Garcia being stopped by a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper after he was "observed speeding" and unable to stay in his lane in 2022. The trooper noticed eight individuals in the car with Abrego Garcia, who said he began driving three days prior from Houston to Temple Hills, Maryland, via St. Louis to "perform construction work."KILMAR ABREGO-GARCIA SUSPECTED OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN REPORT OBTAINED BY FOX NEWSThe report states that the trooper suspected it was a human trafficking incident, as there was no luggage in the vehicle. Additionally, the individuals in the car reportedly gave the same address as Abrego Garica's home address.When speaking with the trooper, Abrego Garcia allegedly "pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions." After the incident, the officer decided not to give Abrego Garcia a citation for the driving infractions, but rather to give him a warning for driving with an expired license.The White House has not held back in its criticisms of Van Hollen's visit. In April, the White House tweeted side-by-side photos of Trump meeting with the mother of Rachel Morin, who was murdered by an illegal immigrant in 2023, and Van Hollen sitting with Abrego Garcia with the caption, "We are not the same."Rachel Morin was a Maryland resident, as is her mother, Patty, who said that Van Hollen had not reached out to her since her daughter was murdered.Van Hollen responded to this criticism in a Fox News interview in which he said he "did have concern" for the Morin family and his "heart goes out to every Maryland family that is the victim of violence." Van Hollen also said that "there is zero connection between the horrible murder of Rachel Morin and the situation with Abrego Garcia."Ivey did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Broadway veteran Patti LuPone lashed out at President Donald Trump for his overhaul of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and called for the building to "get blown up," in an interview published Monday.In February, Trump fired several Kennedy Center board members, including the president and chairman, and replaced them with pro-Trump figures, who then named the president as chairman.In a post to Truth Social announcing the changes, Trump vowed to make the performing arts center "great again," by removing board members who did not share his administration's "vision for a Golden Age in arts and culture." Trump said that drag shows "targeting" children were one example of programming at the Kennedy Center that would end under his leadership.His actions stirred backlash in the theater and film world, with multiple artists resigning from their roles or canceling upcoming performances at the Kennedy Center in protest.KENNEDY CENTER CANCELS LGBTQ+ PRIDE EVENTS TO ALIGN WITH NEW PRIORITIES AFTER TRUMP FIRED CENTER'S LEADERSHIPLuPone, 76, slammed the Trump takeover in new comments to New Yorker writer Michael Schulman."Shes even angrier at the rest of the country," Schulman wrote. "She told me, more than once, that the Trumpified Kennedy Center should get blown up."LuPone also told the outlet that she wished that the Trump administration would "Leave New York alone." She has been an outspoken critic of Trump over the years.JOHN LITHGOW SAYS TRUMP'S RETURN IS BIGGEST 'DISASTER' FOR THE ARTS SINCE COVID-19Ahead of the 2020 election, LuPone said she was considering moving to Ireland if Trump won.On the Tony Awards red carpet in 2017, she said that she would not perform for Trump if he came to one of her shows, "because I hate the mother."Richard Grenell, president of the Kennedy Center, slammed LuPone's comments in a statement to Fox News Digital."The far left has morphed into violent extremists. This is completely unacceptable from the same people who claim to be for tolerance and diversity. Everyone should condemn these radicals," Grenell said.LuPone did not immediately respond to a request for comment fromFox News Digital.White House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly told Fox News Digital, "President Trump cares deeply about American arts and culture, which is why he is revitalizing historic institutions like the Kennedy Center to their former greatness."