New photos of the Washington state survivalist accused of killing his own daughters have been released as federal authorities warn he could be trying to flee to Canada following a two-week-long manhunt.Officials are still searching for Travis Decker, 32, nearly two weeks after his three daughters, Paityn, 9; Evelyn, 8; and Olivia, 5, were first reported missing and days after their bodies were discovered.On June 7, the Chelan County Sheriffs Office released an updated wanted poster with new photos of Decker, highlighting his tattoos, haircut and wardrobe, as authorities continue to comb through large swaths of wilderness in search of the father.NATIONAL GUARD DEPLOYED IN MANHUNT FOR SURVIVALIST ACCUSED OF KILLING HIS THREE YOUNG DAUGHTERSDecker was last seen wearing a green or tan shirt, which he was previously photographed in, and dark shorts, according to authorities. He is described as "dangerous" with police warning he "may be armed."Hundreds of law enforcement officials have been combing through nearby wooded areas and structures, with the states National Guard deploying late Friday as the search for Decker continues."Law enforcement members have conducted thorough searches of the forested areas, the river, and many structures in the area that Mr. Decker was last known to be in," the Chelan County Sheriffs Office said in a statement. "We continue these search efforts, acting upon gathered information and tips from the public, and leads developed through even more search warrants."WANTED WASHINGTON DAD'S YOUNG DAUGHTERS WERE FOUND DEAD WITH BAGS ON HEADS, WRISTS BOUND: DOCSThe Chelan County Sheriffs Office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.Officials are also looking into the possibility that Decker, an experienced survivalist who previously spent time in the military, is attempting to flee to Canada, according to a U.S. Marshals Service affidavit obtained by Fox 13 Seattle.According to the affidavit, a search of Deckers Google account revealed queries such as "how does a person move to Canada," "how to relocate to Canada" and "jobs Canada."The U.S. Marshals with the Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.WASHINGTON STATE FATHER WANTED FOR MURDER AFTER 3 DAUGHTERS FOUND DEADAdditionally,Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has pledged to provide helicopter transportation for officers searching in remote areas."As a parent, my heart goes out to Paityn, Evelyn and Olivias mom, Whitney, and all those who love them," Ferguson wrote on X."The brutal murder of these young children has shocked our state. Im committed to supporting law enforcement as they seek justice for Paityn, Evelyn and Olivia."The girls were discovered with plastic bags over their heads and bound wrists at a Chelan County campground last week and are believed to have died from asphyxiation. Additionally, deputies found two bloody handprints on the tailgate of Deckers vehicle.TEEN SUSPECT IN LAKEFRONT FAMILY MASSACRE TOUCHED BODIES TO CHECK IF THEY WERE STILL ALIVE: SURVIVING SISTERDeckers ex-wife, Whitney Decker, 35, told police that the girls had not returned from a court-ordered visit three days after a visit with their father, according to court documents.Decker was permitted to visit the girls every other weekend but not overnight according to a court-ordered parenting plan that he did not sign. When he failed to drop the girls off with their mother by the 8 p.m. curfew on Friday, May 30, his ex tried calling but was unable to reach him, according to a Chelan County police affidavit.GET REAL-TIME UPDATES DIRECTLY ON THETRUE CRIME HUBThe childrens mother told police Decker has mental health issues including borderline personality disorder but had never missed a deadline to return their children following a visit. He is homeless and lives in motels and campgrounds, according to the affidavit.Local, state and federal officials continue to search for Decker, who is described as standing approximately 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighing about 190 pounds. Authorities are unsure if Decker is armed, but insist he is considered dangerous.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPDecker is charged with three counts each of aggravated first-degree murder and kidnapping. If convicted, he faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.Fox News Digital's Michael Dorgan and Michael Ruiz contributed to this report.

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova has made clear that her fight to keep womens sports fair is bigger than what side of the aisle she stands on politically.As Simone Biles went on a personal attack against Riley Gaines in apparent defense of transgender athletes in womens and girls sports, Navratilova backed the former NCAA All-American on this issue.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Riley is MAGA and I couldnt disagree with her more on politics but on keeping sports safe and fair for girls and women I agree with her (100%)," Navratilova wrote on X on Saturday. "As most people, Republicans, Democrats and everything in between do also."Navratilova has made clear in the past she is no supporter of President Donald Trump, and a quick scan of her social media posts would underscore that. However, she has lamented Democrats inaction over the issue of transgender athletes participating in womens and girls sports.When Trump signed an executive order to prohibit biological males from womens and girls sports, she fired off a fierce message toward the Democratic Party.SIMONE BILES 'BASICALLY INCINERATED HER LEGACY IN JUST TWO TWEETS,' RILEY GAINES SAYS"I hate that the Democrats totally failed women and girls on this very clear issue of womens sports being for females only," she wrote in a post on X.She also expressed her frustration in January when the House of Representatives passed the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act. Only two Democrats voted with Republicans on the bill."More Dems need to step up here. I know many who agree but are scared to speak up because of re-election. I say do the right thing. Grow a spine," she wrote on X.As the conversation around Biles and the OutKick host rages on, Navratilova does not appear to be backing down from her stance.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The "Big, Beautiful Bill" may face major changes when the Senate begins debate next week.Look for Senate Republicans to pare down state and local tax deductionsknown as SALTwhich are important to House Republicans from California and New York.REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS STAND FIRM AGAINST MUSK'S KILL THE BILL ASSAULT ON TRUMP'S AGENDAAlmost no Senate Republicans care about SALT. Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., says hed oppose the bill if the Senate strips SALT.Fiscal hawks want further Medicaid changes to achieve additional savings, but Sens. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and Jim Justice, R-W.Va., represent states with high percentages of their constituents on Medicaid.HOUSE REPUBLICANS PUSH FOR SPENDING CANCELLATIONS AS ELON MUSK AND CONSERVATIVES DEMAND DEEPER BUDGET CUTSSen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., wants to alter the no-tax-on-tips provision, arguing its unfair to workers outside tipped industries.The Senate may also cut House provisions on AI and federal judges, as these policy issues dont comply with special Senate budget rules.

A crash reconstructionist returned to the stand in Karen Read's murder trial Monday, the proceeding's 29th day, as her defense prepares to rest its case this week.She is accused of killing her boyfriend, Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe, by clipping him with her 2021 Lexus LX 570 SUV on Jan. 29, 2022, and leaving him to die on the ground in a record-setting blizzard.Before jurors arrived, Judge Beverly Cannone heard motions regarding rebuttal testimony and to preclude or limit expert witnesses.She said she would hold an additional evidentiary hearing to determine what Dr. Elizabeth Laposata, a Rhode Island forensic pathologist and professor at Brown University, can testify in front of jurors.JURY SKEPTICISM OF EXPERTS COULD DETERMINE OUTCOME IN KAREN READ MURDER TRIAL: FORMER JUDGEDavid Yannetti, one of Read's defense lawyers, told the court that her legal team believes O'Keefe was "placed" on the ground near a flagpole outside 34 Fairview Road in Canton, Massachusetts. Laposata is expected to discuss O'Keefe's injuries and how and where he could have suffered them.The home is about 20 miles south of Boston. Read, O'Keefe and others went there for an after-party on Jan. 28, 2022.Dr. Daniel Wolfe, the reconstructionist from a firm called ARCCA, testified last week that damage to Read's SUV is inconsistent with the type of impact that prosecutors allege left O'Keefe dead early the following morning.'CANNON' TEST BOOSTS KAREN READS DEFENSE, SHOWING TAILLIGHT DAMAGE CONSISTENT WITH THROWN BAR GLASSGET REAL-TIME UPDATES DIRECTLY ON THE TRUE CRIME HUBBut on cross-examination, he conceded that flying fragments of a taillight could have been the source of injuries to O'Keefe's face and nose before he suffered a fractured skull from what prosecution experts testified was a backward fall.Read has pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree murder, drunken driving manslaughter and leaving the scene.FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XSIGN UP TO GET THE TRUE CRIME NEWSLETTERHer defense maintains that her vehicle never struck O'Keefe and that his injuries were caused in some other manner after she left.Read could face life in prison if convicted of the top charge. Jurors deadlocked at her first trial last year on the same charges.

Irans refusal to play ball with the United Nation's nuclear watchdog, which is charged with monitoring all nations' nuclear programs, has meant the body cannot verify whether Tehrans program is "entirely peaceful" despite the regime's claims.Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, on Monday issued a warning statement that the agency has not only long been barred access to old and new nuclear sites, but that Iran has scrubbed locations in an apparent move to cover up its activities.In 2020, the IAEA found man-made particles of enriched uranium at three sites, including Varamin, Marivan and Turquzabad. The locations were previously utilized in Irans nuclear program and gave the agency credence to believe Tehran had once again turned to deadly nuclear ambitions.US SANCTIONS MONEY LAUNDERING NETWORK AIDING IRAN AS REGIME FACES NUCLEAR REPRIMAND AT IAEA"Since then, we have been seeking explanations and clarifications from Iran for the presence of these uranium particles, including through a number of high-level meetings and consultations in which I have been personally involved," Grossi said. "Unfortunately, Iran has repeatedly either not answered, or not provided technically credible answers to, the Agencys questions."It has also sought to sanitize the locations, which has impeded Agency verification activities," he added.Grossi, who confirmed during an April trip to Washington, D.C. that the IAEA has not been involved in nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, said on Monday that he has been working "closely and intensively" with both parties in "support of their bilateral negotiation[s]."The warning comes after the IAEA in a report late last month, also confirmed that Iran had drastically increased its stockpile of near-weapons-grade enriched uranium by nearly 35% in three months.IRAN'S KHAMENEI REJECTS US ZERO URANIUM ENRICHMENT DEMAND AS '100% AGAINST' ITS INTERESTSIn February, the IAEA assessed that Tehran possessed 274.8 kilograms (605.8 pounds) worth of uranium enriched to 60%, but on May 17th it found Iran now has some 408.6 kilograms (900.8 pounds) meaning the regime is just a technical step away from being able to make up to 10 nuclear warheads.Last week, Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei came out in strong opposition to a U.S. proposal submitted to Tehran to end its nuclear program, though it remains unclear what details were included in the document, including on enrichment capabilities, and on Sunday, Iranian parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claimed the proposal didnt include any sanction relief.The White House has remained tight-lipped about what was included in the document, though according to some reporting, President Donald Trump gave Iran until June 11 to reach a deal with the U.S., though Fox News Digital could not independently verify these claims.On Monday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei confirmed that "The U.S.proposalis not acceptable tous. It was not the result of previousrounds of negotiations.""We willpresentour ownproposalto the other side via Oman after it is finalized. Thisproposalis reasonable, logical, and balanced," Baghaei reportedly said.Some reporting has also suggested Iran might submit their proposal as soon as June 10, though the Iranian UN mission in the U.S. would not comment on or confirm these claims.

For Bryce Dallas Howard, growing up in Hollywood had its pros and cons.During a recent interview, the "Jurassic World" star - whose parents are actor and filmmaker Ron Howard and Cheryl Howard - opened up about the "difficulties" she endured as a child and the steps taken to better her experience."I was such a messed-up kid I would walk around the Disney lot reading about euthanasia," Bryce, who is currently promoting her new film "Deep Cover," told The Independent. "But I also wasnt dark. There was just a sort of intensity to my feelings and the stories I was curious about."RON HOWARD ON WHY HE DIDN'T ALLOW DAUGHTER BRYCE DALLAS HOWARD ACT AS A CHILD: 'GOING TO BE UNFAIRLY COMPARED'"When I was growing up, I had a lot of difficulties learning and communicating," she continued. "I was always very happy and smiley, but not extremely verbal. It was unclear what intelligence was there, and how much I was really processing."Bryce, who is the eldest of four children, recalled her parents taking her to a child psychologist at the time."Can we talk about the dead babies? the therapist would ask," the actress said. "Because Bryce talks a lot about dead babies.'"Nevertheless, Bryce said she is thankful her parents supported her as she sought out a career in acting."I felt very lucky because I never had it in my head that if I wasnt making a living from acting, I was then failing," she said. "Im a third-generation performer. The layers of privilege that Ive experienced means that theres a lot that Im aware of [about the industry], and theres a lot that I will never be able to understand because of that."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSBryce's parents celebrated a major milestone over the weekend: their 50th wedding anniversary."#GoldenAnniversary Grateful for 50 amazing years and the family and experiences it has yielded," Ron, 71, wrote on Instagram. "What an adventure down river through calm soothing waters and some tricky rapids as well. Our key love and respect each other enough to just keep paddling," he continued, adding, "Thank God for you, Cheryl."APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTIn March, Ron opened up about his marriage to Cheryl, saying he is "supremely fortunate."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I think there's just a lot of luck in a marriage lasting a long time. I don't think it's something you can will into existence," he told People."It's a good idea to obviously put yourself out there and be caring and loving and be considerate and all of those things, but you really have to grow together. And we've had that good fortune of our chemistry staying strong, our interests having grown and evolved, but somehow remaining compatible. And so there's an element of luck there. I count myself as supremely fortunate."

Irans refusal to play ball with the United Nation's nuclear watchdog, which is charged with monitoring all nations' nuclear programs, has meant the body cannot verify whether Tehrans program is "entirely peaceful" despite the regime's claims.Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, on Monday issued a warning statement that the agency has not only long been barred access to old and new nuclear sites, but that Iran has scrubbed locations in an apparent move to cover up its activities.In 2020, the IAEA found man-made particles of enriched uranium at three sites, including Varamin, Marivan and Turquzabad. The locations were previously utilized in Irans nuclear program and gave the agency credence to believe Tehran had once again turned to deadly nuclear ambitions.US SANCTIONS MONEY LAUNDERING NETWORK AIDING IRAN AS REGIME FACES NUCLEAR REPRIMAND AT IAEA"Since then, we have been seeking explanations and clarifications from Iran for the presence of these uranium particles, including through a number of high-level meetings and consultations in which I have been personally involved," Grossi said. "Unfortunately, Iran has repeatedly either not answered, or not provided technically credible answers to, the Agencys questions."It has also sought to sanitize the locations, which has impeded Agency verification activities," he added.Grossi, who confirmed during an April trip to Washington, D.C. that the IAEA has not been involved in nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, said on Monday that he has been working "closely and intensively" with both parties in "support of their bilateral negotiation[s]."The warning comes after the IAEA in a report late last month, also confirmed that Iran had drastically increased its stockpile of near-weapons-grade enriched uranium by nearly 35% in three months.IRAN'S KHAMENEI REJECTS US ZERO URANIUM ENRICHMENT DEMAND AS '100% AGAINST' ITS INTERESTSIn February, the IAEA assessed that Tehran possessed 274.8 kilograms (605.8 pounds) worth of uranium enriched to 60%, but on May 17th it found Iran now has some 408.6 kilograms (900.8 pounds) meaning the regime is just a technical step away from being able to make up to 10 nuclear warheads.Last week, Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei came out in strong opposition to a U.S. proposal submitted to Tehran to end its nuclear program, though it remains unclear what details were included in the document, including on enrichment capabilities, and on Sunday, Iranian parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claimed the proposal didnt include any sanction relief.The White House has remained tight-lipped about what was included in the document, though according to some reporting, President Donald Trump gave Iran until June 11 to reach a deal with the U.S., though Fox News Digital could not independently verify these claims.On Monday, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei confirmed that "The U.S.proposalis not acceptable tous. It was not the result of previousrounds of negotiations.""We willpresentour ownproposalto the other side via Oman after it is finalized. Thisproposalis reasonable, logical, and balanced," Baghaei reportedly said.Some reporting has also suggested Iran might submit their proposal as soon as June 10, though the Iranian UN mission in the U.S. would not comment on or confirm these claims.

For Bryce Dallas Howard, growing up in Hollywood had its pros and cons.During a recent interview, the "Jurassic World" star - whose parents are actor and filmmaker Ron Howard and Cheryl Howard - opened up about the "difficulties" she endured as a child and the steps taken to better her experience."I was such a messed-up kid I would walk around the Disney lot reading about euthanasia," Bryce, who is currently promoting her new film "Deep Cover," told The Independent. "But I also wasnt dark. There was just a sort of intensity to my feelings and the stories I was curious about."RON HOWARD ON WHY HE DIDN'T ALLOW DAUGHTER BRYCE DALLAS HOWARD ACT AS A CHILD: 'GOING TO BE UNFAIRLY COMPARED'"When I was growing up, I had a lot of difficulties learning and communicating," she continued. "I was always very happy and smiley, but not extremely verbal. It was unclear what intelligence was there, and how much I was really processing."Bryce, who is the eldest of four children, recalled her parents taking her to a child psychologist at the time."Can we talk about the dead babies? the therapist would ask," the actress said. "Because Bryce talks a lot about dead babies.'"Nevertheless, Bryce said she is thankful her parents supported her as she sought out a career in acting."I felt very lucky because I never had it in my head that if I wasnt making a living from acting, I was then failing," she said. "Im a third-generation performer. The layers of privilege that Ive experienced means that theres a lot that Im aware of [about the industry], and theres a lot that I will never be able to understand because of that."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSBryce's parents celebrated a major milestone over the weekend: their 50th wedding anniversary."#GoldenAnniversary Grateful for 50 amazing years and the family and experiences it has yielded," Ron, 71, wrote on Instagram. "What an adventure down river through calm soothing waters and some tricky rapids as well. Our key love and respect each other enough to just keep paddling," he continued, adding, "Thank God for you, Cheryl."APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTIn March, Ron opened up about his marriage to Cheryl, saying he is "supremely fortunate."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"I think there's just a lot of luck in a marriage lasting a long time. I don't think it's something you can will into existence," he told People."It's a good idea to obviously put yourself out there and be caring and loving and be considerate and all of those things, but you really have to grow together. And we've had that good fortune of our chemistry staying strong, our interests having grown and evolved, but somehow remaining compatible. And so there's an element of luck there. I count myself as supremely fortunate."

Former Vice President Kamala Harris was slammed by conservatives on social media after she issued a statement on the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, blaming the Trump administration and calling the unrest "overwhelmingly peaceful.""Los Angeles is my home," Harrisposted Sunday as riots had broken out across the city for several days, led by protesters upset with federal agents arresting illegal immigrants in the city, prompting the Trump administration to send in the National Guard."And like so many Americans, I am appalled at what we are witnessing on the streets of our city," she said. "Deploying the National Guard is a dangerous escalation meant to provoke chaos. In addition to the recent ICE raids in Southern California and across our nation, it is part of the Trump Administration's cruel, calculated agenda to spread panic and division."Harris added that the Trump administration is not concerned about "public safety" but rather "stoking fear."ANTI-ICE PROTESTERS IN LOS ANGELES SPIT ON AND BURN AMERICAN FLAG"Protest is a powerful tool essential in the fight for justice. And as the LAPD, Mayor, and Governor have noted, demonstrations in defense of our immigrant neighbors have been overwhelmingly peaceful," Harris said. "I continue to support the millions of Americans who are standing up to protect our most fundamental rights and freedoms."Harris comments were immediately criticized by conservatives online and by Trump officials."The country really dodged a bullet in November," Fox News contributor Guy Bensonposted on X.In another post, Benson added, "Their official position is that theyre appalled by whats happening in Los Angelesbecause of Trump and ICE, not the violent rioters. In its current form, this party cannot be salvaged."FBI SEARCHING FOR SUSPECT WHO ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED FEDERAL OFFICER DURING ANTI-ICE RIOTS IN LOS ANGELES"Thank you, America, for employing brain cells and rejecting this womans quest to become president of the United States," Fox News contributor Katie Pavlichposted on X.Others, including the conservative influencer account LibsofTikTok, took issue with Harris calling the unrest "mostly peaceful" byresponding with pictures of rioters burning cars and attacking law enforcement."No surprise[sic] that the most incompetent Vice President in history stands with the illegal alien rioters," GOP Sen. Tom Cottonposted on X.White House principal deputy press secretary Harrison Fieldsresponded on X by saying, "Americas statement" along with a photo showing the gains President Donald Trump made across the country in the November 2024 election."No one is interested in your opinion,"Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Leo Terrellposted on X."President Trump didnt start these riots," California GOP gubernatorial candidate and Riverside County Sheriff Chad Biancoposted on X. "Hes not out there lighting cars on fire, hurling projectiles at law enforcement or blocking freeways. This statement is an embarrassment and does nothing to diffuse the violent riots taking place across the city.""The Democrats and their leaders own this."TRUMP'S ICE LAUNCHES BOLD COURTHOUSE MIGRANT ARREST STRATEGY TO FAST-TRACK DEPORTATIONS BIDEN AVOIDEDSteve Hilton, a Fox News contributor also running for California governor as a Republican, posted on X, "In this appalling statement you are siding with violent criminals over California communities; rioters over law enforcement; illegal immigrants over legal immigrants and American citizens.""You are a pandering machine politician who should never hold public office again."White House deputy press secretary Abigail Jacksonposted on X, "We all know you support lawless, violent, illegal alien rioters. Thats why you lost so badly in November. Back to irrelevancy you go!"Fox News Digital reached out to Harris office for comment but did not receive a reply.Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops to the city in an effort to quell some of the unrest, much to the dismay of Democratic officials.The violent protests erupted as ICE officials carried out plans to remove individuals illegally residing in the left-wing city, which dubbed itself a "sanctuary" for illegal immigrants in November 2024 before Trump was sworn back into the Oval Office in January.ICE raids began Friday, with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issuing a statement supporting illegal immigrants in the city and bucking the Trump administration's deportation efforts.California Gov. Gavin Newsom similarly criticized ICE efforts, branding the immigration raids "chaotic and reckless.""Continued chaotic federal sweeps, across California, to meet an arbitrary arrest quota are as reckless as they are cruel," a statement from the governor read. "Donald Trumps chaos is eroding trust, tearing families apart, and undermining the workers and industries that power Americas economy."During the riots, ICE officers were targeted with violence that included throwing rocks and other projectiles along with vandalism in the form of graffiti calling for violence against ICE officers.U.S. Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks shared a photo of one Border Patrol agent's bloody hand, which was injured by a rock flying through the windshield. Federal sources said agents could have been killed by the flying debris and several officers have been reported as injured during the rioting.ICE agents captured the "worst of the worst" criminal illegal immigrants during Friday operations, including murderers, sex offenders and other violent criminals, the agency said Sunday.About 45 people were arrested across several locations, including two Home Depot stores, a store in the fashion district and a doughnut shop."Why do Governor Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass care more about violent murderers and sex offenders than they do about protecting their own citizens?" asked Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin."These rioters in Los Angeles are fighting to keep rapists, murderers, and other violent criminals loose on Los Angeles streets," she said. "Instead of rioting, they should be thanking ICE officers every single day who wake up and make our communities safer."Fox News Digital's Taylor Penley, Emma Colton, Greg Wehner and Bill Melugin contributed to this report.

Liberal pundits and anti-Trump figures slammed ABC News for suspending longtime correspondent Terry Moran after he ranted on social media about President Donald Trump and Stephen Miller."They can clutch their pearls and act mad but this is spot on from Moran," Tommy Vietor, a co-host of "Pod Save America," wrote, reacting to Moran's deleted social media post that referred to both men as "world-class hater[s]."Moran called out Trump and Miller on social media early Sunday morning and proceeded to delete the post. An ABC News spokesperson told Fox News Digital in a statement that Moran was suspended, saying, "The post does not reflect the views of ABC News and violated our standards."ABC NEWS' TERRY MORAN'S HISTORY OF ATTACKING TRUMP DATES BACK TO FIRST TERM IN 2017"MAGA, I thought you all defended free speech and the First Amendment, right? Why are you so upset about Terry Moran's comments? Stop being such snowflakes, right? Stop looking for safe spaces. Man up," posted left-wing writer Wajahat Ali, who edits "The Left Hook" Substack.Joe Walsh, a former GOP congressman who joined the Democratic Party this year, said, "shame on you, @abcnews.""Way to NOT stand up for a free press," he added. In another post on X, Walsh called the suspension of Moran "utter b-------," and said, "Youre the free press. You dont do what the authoritarian in the White House tells you to do. Thank you @TerryMoran for having the courage to speak the truth.""What Moran reported was demonstrable fact. Indisputable fact. Yet they suspend him. This is the advantage that Trump and his ilk have. They are so beyond the moral pale, so beyond normality, that it is considered impolite, impolitic, or intemperate to describe them as they are," Lincoln Project co-founder George Conway wrote.ABC'S TERRY MORAN PANNED FOR SUGGESTING GOP WOULD END FILIBUSTER 'IN A HEARTBEAT AFTER REFRAINING UNDER TRUMPMedhi Hasan, a former MSNBC host who started his own publication, Zeteo, directed his criticism at the Trump officials who defended the president and Miller."Snowflakes. Pretend free speech warriors. Getting journalists suspended and calling for their firing. Hypocrites," Hasan wrote.Hasan also posted on Bluesky that Moran's suspension was "'ironic given Moran went out of his way to not embarrass Trump over the presidents delusion about the doctored MS13 photo, repeatedly saying lets agree to disagree and lets move on but they still got him suspended. You cant appease these people ever."Moran interviewed Trump about his first 100 days in office, during which Trump repeatedly called out Moran and ABC News.Trump accused Moran of "not being very nice" during an exchange about the deportation of illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia."Theyre giving you the big break of a lifetime," Trump told Moran. "Youre doing the interview, I picked you because, frankly, I never heard of you, but thats OK. I picked you, Terry, but youre not being very nice."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREFar-left former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann re-posted Moran's attacks on Miller and Trump, and called out Bob Iger, the CEO of Disney, which owns ABC News."Another coward named @RobertIger responded by letting ABC News suspend Terry indefinitely for telling the truth," Olbermann wrote. "I have copied Terry's words here and I encourage everybody, journalists especially, to do the same, or cut and paste what I've written, and put it out under your name."Others also called on their followers to share Moran's deleted post.Ron Filipkowski, editor-in-chief of MeidasTouch, a liberal website, said Moran's suspension was a product of corporate journalism."Independent journalism is when you can write what Terry Moran wrote without getting in trouble. Corporate journalism is when you cant," he wrote.ABC News did not immediately return a request for comment.Moran's suspension for airing his thoughts comes as public trust in the media continues to steadily erode. A Gallup survey last year showed a record-low 31 percent of Americans expressed at least a "fair amount" of trust in the media to accurately report the news.White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to Moran's post on X, Sunday, calling it "unhinged and unacceptable."