The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said a Worcester, Massachusetts city council member "incited chaos" when U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested a violent criminal illegal alien on Thursday."District Councilor for the City of Worcester [Etel] Haxhiaj pulled a political stunt and incited chaos by trying to obstruct law enforcement. ICE officers and local police regained control of the situation and ICE arrested Ferreira de Oliveira," DHS assistant secretary Tricia McLaughlinsaid. "The previous administrations open border policies allowed this criminal to illegally enter our country in August of 2022. Thanks to President Trump and Secretary Noem this criminal is off our streets."DHS went on to describe Oliveira as a "violent criminal alien." The agency said she was arrested by local police for assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and assault and battery on a pregnant woman.Tense video emerged over the weekend of Oliveira's arrest. A rowdy crowd of about 25 people gathered and disrupted the operation. Police called it a "chaotic incident."CHAOTIC VIDEO SHOWS MASSACHUSETTS ICE ARREST BEING DISRUPTED BY UNRULY CROWD, LEADING TO 2 ARRESTSThe video showed a group of residents chanting "dont take the mother" and "no warrant" after a woman was led into an SUV by uniformed ICE and U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents. Before the vehicle pulled away, other women are seen placing their hands on the front hood of an SUV and screaming in protest.The Worcester Police Patrol Officers Union said in a press release that the incident happened at about 11:15 a.m. on Thursday and that police were dispatched for a call from federal law enforcement officers who needed assistance due to a hostile and uncooperative crowd."Officers arriving on scene continued to call for more officers as the scene continued to escalate rapidly," the union said. "Police officers respond to a variety of highly emotional calls daily and there is nothing that can be more emotional or difficult to deal with than a call that involves times when families are separated or arrested or taken into custody in front of other family members. These types of calls for assistance can be extremely dangerous and place officers at a high risk of injury due to the high emotions people feel at the time."DHS DEFENDS ICE DETAINMENT OF GEORGIA COLLEGE STUDENT WHO VIOLATED TRAFFIC LAWSAll available police officers from Worcester were dispatched to the scene, the union continued, and "for obvious reasons" the officers became concerned for their safety.Federal and local authorities were "threatened, abused and even assaulted" at the scene, the union said."Such conduct cannot be tolerated or condoned. Because some protesters threatened officers' safety, police had to make additional arrests," the union said. "Of particular concern in this case, one of our elected policy makers and someone who has created this difficult task for the police, District 5 City Councilor, Etel Haxhiaj, incited aggression towards the police during the incident."This councilor participated in the conduct of the unruly crowd and eventually assaulted both Worcester police and federal law enforcement officers on scene. Her behavior also emboldened others to act in this manner," the union added. "The conduct of this anti-police activist councilor is deplorable and unacceptable. Regardless of political opinions or views, city officials should never condone the assault of an officer and flat-out disregard to the point of violent opposition, the authority of police to maintain safety and public order."FOX NEWS RIDES ALONG AS FLORIDA HIGHWAY PATROL BEGINS ENFORCING FEDERAL IMMIGRATION LAWS ON STATE ROADSAs a result, the union said it is calling for an ethics investigation into Haxhiajs behavior, adding it will hold her and others who assaulted their officers accountable."No one has the right to act in such a reckless manner towards police officers, and we demand accountability for all criminal and ethically deplorable behavior," the union said.Haxhiaj did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment on the matter.MASSACHUSETTS JUDGE CHARGES ICE AGENT WITH CONTEMPT OF COURTThe Worcester Police Department said that during the chaotic events on Thursday, 38-year-old Ashley Spring of Worcester was also arrested after she "pushed multiple officers" and "threw an unknown liquid substance on them."Spring was charged with Assault and Battery on a Police Officer, Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon (unknown liquid), Disorderly Conduct, and Interfering with a Police Officer.The Worcester Police Department said the "chaotic incident is still under investigation" and further charges may be forthcoming.Fox News Digitals Greg Norman contributed to this report.

NBA reporters shared their blunt reactions to Golden State Warriors star Draymond Greens plea to the media to stop painting him to be an "angry Black man" after Game 2 of the teams NBA playoffs series against the Minnesota Timberwolves.Green made his comments in the locker room. He picked up what was his fifth technical foul of the playoffs. He said there was an "agenda" to portray him as an "angry Black man."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMESPN reporter Tim McMahon made pointed comments on an episode of "The Hoop Collective" after Game 2 was finished."Oh, God. You know what? Go away, Draymond. Shut up, dude. Do not play victim here. Dont play the victim here. Stop doing flagrant stuff. Were sick of it. Were sick of you doing stupid, flagrant crap on a regular basis. Its not an agenda, Draymond," McMahon said. "You get break after break after break after break, and you keep on pushing the line."It was not an agenda to make you look angry when you punched your teammate in the face. It was not an agenda to make you look angry when you grabbed Rudy Gobert and put him in a sleeper hold. It was not an agenda to make you look angry when you punched or smacked, or whatever you want to call it, Jusuf Nurkic upside the head."ANTHONY EDWARDS' 28 SECOND-HALF POINTS LEAD TIMBERWOLVES PAST WARRIORSMcMahon also pushed back on the notion that Green had leaned into counseling off the floor."Draymond is full of crap. Hes just so full of crap that his breath stinks. Like what are we talking about here, dude? Please," he added.Green was hit with the technical foul in the second quarter of Game 2."I'm not an angry Black man. I am a very successful, educated Black man with a great family, and I am great at basketball and great at what I do," he said after the game. "The agenda to try to keep making me look like an angry Black man is crazy. I'm sick of it. It's ridiculous."He had two points, four assists, two rebounds and two steals in the Game 3 loss. He fouled out with 4:38 in the game.Green has a long history of flagrant and technical fouls in the NBA.He put Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert in a chokehold during the 2023-24 season. In the same season, he swung and hit Phoenix Suns center Jusuf Nurkic in the face.He punched Jordan Poole in a Warriors practice in 2022. He was suspended for Game 5 of the 2016 NBA Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers. LeBron James engineered a comeback to win the championship.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Tom Brady paid tribute to all the moms in his life on Mothers Day on Sunday.The legendary NFL quarterback posted a collage of photos to his Instagram Stories. The photos included his sisters, Maureen, Nancy and Julie, his ex-girlfriend, Bridget Moynahan, and his ex-wife, Gisele Bndchen.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMoynahan is the mother of their son, Jack. The two broke up when she was pregnant with Jack. He was born in August 2007.Bndchen is the mother of their children, Ben and Vivan. The two were married from 2009 to 2022. They welcomed Ben into the world in 2009 and Vivian in 2012.The seven-time Super Bowl champion also posted several photos of his mom with sweet words.DESMOND WATSON, DUBBED 'THE TUSH PUSH TERMINATOR,' TURNING HEADS AT BUCCANEERS ROOKIE MINICAMP"Happy Mothers Day to the strongest and most inspiring woman I know," he wrote in an Instagram post. "Your love is the foundation of our family! Youve faced lifes toughest challenges with grace and determination, still always putting us first."Thank you for being our rock and an example for your kids and grandkids. Were endlessly grateful for everything youve done and everything you continue to be. We love you more than words can say."Separately, Bndchen shared a photo of her newborn child. She had a child with her boyfriend, Joaquim Valente."To all the mothers out there, your love shapes the world in ways words cant describe. I see you, I honor you. Happy mothers day! Sending so much love your way!" she wrote on Instagram.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Colorado Rockies became the second team within a week to make a change in the dugout amid an abysmal start to the 2025 season.The Rockies announced they parted ways with manager Bud Black and bench coach Mike Redmond. Third base coach Warren Schaeffer was named interim manager, while Clint Hurdle was named interim bench coach.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Our play so far this season, especially coming off the last two seasons, has been unacceptable," Rockies team owner Dick Monfort said in a statement. "Our fans deserve better, and we are capable of better. While we all share responsibility in how this season has played out, these changes are necessary."We will use the remainder of 2025 to improve where we can on the field and to evaluate all areas of our operation to we can properly turn the page into the next chapter of Rockies Baseball."ASTROS PITCHER LANCE MCCULLERS JR SAYS FANS WERE 'THREATENING TO FIND MY KIDS AND MURDER THEM' AFTER BAD STARTColorado suffered an embarrassing 21-0 loss to the San Diego Padres. The team got one back on Sunday, 9-3. It was only their seventh win of the season in 40 games. Opposing teams have had a field day against the Rockies. The teams run differential is -128. Colorado has only scored 133 runs this season.The Rockies have not made the playoffs since the 2018 season. It was also the last time the team finished over .500. Colorado was 61-101 last season after going 59-103 in 2023.Black took over as manager in 2017. He was 544-690 in more than eight years at the helm.The Rockies were the second team to fire their manager within the last seven days. The Pirates fired Derek Shelton earlier in the week.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

President Donald Trump announced he plans to sign an executive order on Monday that will reduce the cost of prescription drugs and pharmaceuticals "almost immediately, by 30% to 80%."Trump made the announcement on Truth Social Sunday."For many years the World has wondered why Prescription Drugs and Pharmaceuticals in the United States States of America were SO MUCH HIGHER IN PRICE THAN THEY WERE IN ANY OTHER NATION, SOMETIMES BEING FIVE TO TEN TIMES MORE EXPENSIVE THAN THE SAME DRUG, MANUFACTURED IN THE EXACT SAME LABORATORY OR PLANT, BY THE SAME COMPANY???" Trump wrote. "It was always difficult to explain and very embarrassing because, in fact, there was no correct or rightful answer.MAHA CAUCUS MEMBER PLEDGES HEARINGS INTO CORRUPTION OF A PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR CAPTURED BY BIG PHARMA"The Pharmaceutical/Drug Companies would say, for years, that it was Research and Development Costs, and that all of these costs were, and would be, for no reason whatsoever, borne by the suckers of America, ALONE. Campaign Contributions can do wonders, but not with me, and not with the Republican Party," the president continued."We are going to do the right thing, something that the Democrats have fought for many years," Trump added. "Therefore, I am pleased to announce that Tomorrow morning, in the White House, at 9:00 A.M., I will be signing one of the most consequential Executive Orders in our Countrys history. Prescription Drug and Pharmaceutical prices will be REDUCED, almost immediately, by 30% to 80%.Trump noted that the cost of drugs will rise throughout the World, but for the first time in many years, he added, it will "bring FAIRNESS TO AMERICA!""I will be instituting a MOST FAVORED NATIONS POLICY whereby the United States will pay the same price as the Nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the World," Trump said. "Our Country will finally be treated fairly, and our citizens Healthcare Costs will be reduced by numbers never even thought of before. Additionally, on top of everything else, the United States will save TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS."

Qatar's royal family offered to donate a jumbo jet to the Department of Defense that could serve as Air Force One, but a White House official said the offer has not been accepted, Fox News has learned.Earlier Sunday, ABC News reported that President Trump "was poised to accept" the $400 million Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet and would use it until the end of his term, when it would be given to his presidential library. Trump is believed to be frustrated with Boeing's delays in producing a new presidential plane.A White House official told Fox News the gift will not be presented or accepted when Trump visits Doha this week. But the White House stopped short of denying altogether that Trump may take possession of the plane at some point."Any gift given by a foreign government is always accepted in full compliance with all applicable laws," said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. "President Trump's Administration is committed to full transparency."Trump is headed to the Middle East this week and is expected to meet with leaders in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.TRUMP TEASES 'VERY, VERY BIG ANNOUNCEMENT' AHEAD OF MIDDLE EAST TRIP, CARNEY SAYS HE'S 'ON EDGE OF MY SEAT'Trump reportedly toured the plane when it was on the tarmac of the West Palm Beach Airport in Florida in February, ABC News reported. The outlet, which was the first to report on the matter, noted that the plane is so opulently outfitted that it is known as "a flying palace."The gift has reportedly been tied up with legal reviews as the White House counsel's office and the Department of Justice reviewed the legality of the president accepting such a pricey gift from a foreign nation.The current Air Force One fleet includes two planes, with Trump awarding Boeing a $3.9 billion contract in 2018 under his first term to manufacture two new jets. The construction of the jets, however, is not expected to be completed until 2029."Boeing is proud to build the next generation of Air Force One, providing American Presidents with a flying White House at outstanding value to taxpayers. President Trump negotiated a good deal on behalf of the American people," Boeing said in 2018 after ironing out a deal with Trump for the creation of the new fleet.TRUMP STAFFERS LOAD BOXES OF ITEMS SEIZED BY FBI IN 2022 MAR-A-LAGO RAID ONTO AIR FORCE ONEWhen not in office as president, Trump travels in his private Boeing 757 jet, dubbed Trump Force One. That jet is famously emblazoned with Trump's last name and was frequently seen in the backdrop of campaign rallies.Trump purchased the 757 jet in 2011 and outfitted it with luxury fixtures, such as 24-karat gold-plated seat belt buckles. The plane received a total revamp ahead of his 2024 presidential run.

A.J. Allmendinger had a tough time during Sundays AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway on Sunday.The NASCAR Cup Series driver blew a gasket internally as his engine struggled to pick up the pace within the first six laps of the race. He took a shot at his teams engine manufacturer while driving, and it was heard on the radio. He told his team he had lost the engine.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Hey ECR, you guys f---ing suck," Allmendinger was heard saying of the company.Allmendinger finished 38th.ECR Engines powers Richard Childress Racing, Trackhouse Racing, Kaulig Racing and Beard Motorsports on the Cup Series circuit.NASCAR POWER RANKINGS: JOEY LOGANO DOES TEXAS 2-STEP ONTO THE LISTThe company also powers Xfinity Series teams, including Jordan Anderson Racing, Big Machine Racing, Our Motorsports, Cope Family Racing, Viking Motorsports, Youngs Motorsports and Alpha Prime Racing.WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGEAllmendinger drives for Kaulig Racing. He put together three top-10 finishes this season and has been competing for a possible shot at the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs this season.But a dead-last finish at Kansas Speedway pushed him back six places to 25th in the standings. He finished 36th at Texas last week and 24th at Talladega a few weeks ago.Kyle Larson picked up the win at Kansas. Its the third of the season and his second straight at the track. He now has a 35-point lead over William Byron.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A man found dead with multiple blunt force injuries in a kangaroo and wallaby enclosure reportedly had a "history" of entering the space to play rough with one of the animals.The man identified by officials as 52-year-old Eric Slate was a relative of the animal's owner.He was killed on Friday evening in the fatal encounter that took place at 5 Star Farm, a South Carolina petting zoo located around 30 miles from Myrtle Beach, according to Fox Carolina.The animal believed to be responsible for Slate's death has not been euthanized, Horry County Councilmember Mark Causey told News13.YOUNG KANGAROO HOPS AROUND FLORIDA TOWN AFTER BRAZEN ESCAPE, OWNER CHARGEDThe 5 Star Farm petting zoo which has events listed on its website dating back more than 15 years features animals like camels, ponies, llamas and more, according to its website.FLORIDA MAN, 89, AND HIS DOG MAULED TO DEATH BY BLACK BEAR IN STATE'S FIRST FATAL ATTACK"The animal was not nor has been out of his secure enclosure," Robert Slate, owner of 5 Star Farm, wrote on Facebook. "At this time we do ask for respect and support for the family."The investigation is currently ongoing, and an autopsy has been ordered, according to Horry County Police.PET RACCOON CAUGHT WITH METH PIPE IN ITS MOUTH WHEN COPS PULLED OVER OHIO WOMAN: 'EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED'"There are a number of other animals at the incident location," Horry County Police said in a Facebook post. "All animals are accounted for and contained, and there is no risk to the community."The Horry County Police Department, the Horry County Coroner's Office and 5 Star Farm did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

President Donald Trumps administration fired the top copyright official in the U.S. just days after terminating the Librarian of Congress.Shira Perlmutter was in charge of the U.S. Copyright Office, which is overseen by the Library of Congress, until she was abruptly fired on Saturday.The U.S. Copyright Office told Fox News Digital that Perlmutter received an email from the White House, stating, "your position as the Register of Copyrights and Director at the U.S. Copyright Office is terminated effective immediately."Trump fired Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, who was the first woman and first African American to be Librarian of Congress, on Thursday. The termination was part of the administrations ongoing purge of government officials who are perceived to be opposed to Trump and his agenda.DEMS ERUPT AFTER REPORT OF TRUMP FIRING LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS: A DISGRACEThe White House did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals requests for comment on the matter.Hayden tapped Perlmutter to lead the Copyright Office in October 2020.Like Perlmutter, Hayden was notified of her firing in an email, according to The Associated Press.NEW RESISTANCE BATTLING TRUMP'S SECOND TERM THROUGH ONSLAUGHT OF LAWSUITS TAKING AIM AT EXECUTIVE ORDERS"Carla," the email from the White Houses Presidential Personnel Office reportedly began. "On behalf of President Donald J. Trump, I am writing to inform you that your position as the Librarian of Congress is terminated effective immediately. Thank you for your service."Perlmutters office recently released a report examining whether artificial intelligence companies can use copyrighted materials to "train" their AI systems.CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERTS DOUBLES DOWN ON DEFENSE OF COURTS AS SCOTUS GEARS UP TO HEAR KEY TRUMP CASESThe report followed a review that started in 2023 with opinions from thousands of individuals, including AI developers, actors and country singers.The Copyright Office clarified its approach in January, as one based on the "centrality of human creativity" in authoring a work that warrants copyright protections. The Copyright Office takes in about a half a million copyright applications each year, covering millions of creative works."Where that creativity is expressed through the use of AI systems, it continues to enjoy protection," Perlmutter said in January. "Extending protection to material whose expressive elements are determined by a machine... would undermine rather than further the constitutional goals of copyright."Perlmutter, who holds a law degree, was previously a policy director at the Patent and Trademark Office and worked on copyright and other areas of intellectual property.She also previously worked at the Copyright Office in the late 1990s.The Associated Press contributed to this report.

President Donald Trump confirmed that the last living American hostage, Edan Alexander, would be released by Hamas after nearly two years in captivity."I am happy to announce that Edan Alexander, an American citizen who has been held hostage since October 2023, is coming home to his family," Trump wrote in a post on his social media platform Truth Social' on Sunday."I am grateful to all those involved in making this monumental news happen. This was a step taken in good faith towards the United States and the efforts of the mediators Qatar and Egypt to put an end to this very brutal war and return ALL living hostages and remains to their loved ones," Trump continued. "Hopefully this is the first of those final steps necessary to end this brutal conflict. I look very much forward to that day of celebration!"HAMAS CLAIMS IT WILL RELEASE AMERICAN HOSTAGE EDAN ALEXANDERAlexander, a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen, has been held captive in Gaza since the October 7 Hamas attack on southern Israel.The news comes after the terror organization announced on Sunday it was "in contact with the U.S. administration in recent days.""The movement has shown a high level of positivity, and the Israeli soldier with dual American citizenship, [Edan] Alexander, will be released as part of the steps being taken toward a ceasefire, the opening of border crossings, and the entry of aid and relief for our people in the Gaza Strip," the statement read.Vice President JD Vance also commented on the announcement, writing: "Pray that Hamas follows through and Edan gets to come home.""If they do, it will have been another triumph of Steve Witkoff, who continues to face withering attacks for freeing hostages, negotiating complex diplomatic proposals, and serving his country (at great financial cost)," Vance wrote in a post on X.It's unclear when Alexander will be released.The Hostages and Missing Families Forum Headquarters also released a statement following the announcement of Alexander's release, saying that they "are embracing and supporting the Alexander family."NEW PULITZER PRIZE WINNER DISPARAGED ISRAELIS KIDNAPPED BY HAMAS ON OCT 7, QUESTIONED THEIR 'HOSTAGE' STATUS"Should this release be confirmed, the release of Edan Alexander must mark the beginning of a comprehensive agreement that will secure the freedom of all remaining hostages," the statement read."President Trump, you've given the families of all the hostages hope. Please, complete your mission and bring them all home."Trump recently marked his 100th day in office, and the families of the five Americans still held hostage urged him to reflect on his strategy and apply pressure on both Israel and Hamas, through both economic and diplomatic means, to secure the release of all hostages.In addition, fifty members of Congress sent Trump a letter on May 9 urging him to prioritize getting the remaining hostages out.HAMAS AGREES TO RELEASE EDAN ALEXANDER, THE LAST LIVING AMERICAN HOSTAGE"As months have passed since the most recent exchange, we must keep the five remaining Americans and additional 54 hostages top of mind. The five American hostages include Edan Alexander, Omer Neutra, Itay Chen, Gadi Haggai and Judi Weinstein Haggai. Only Alexander is believed to be alive while Nuetra, Chen, Haggai and Weinstein Haggai were either murdered on October 7th or in captivity,"the group wrote in a letter to President Trump."Our governments most solemn responsibility is to keep Americans safe. With that responsibility in mind, we urge you to use all diplomatic tools at your disposal, in concert with our regional allies and partners, to ensure Edans release and the release of the remains of the deceased American hostages as soon as possible. Every day in captivity adds to the nightmare for the hostages and their families. We must bring them home now," the letter continued.Raised in Tenafly, New Jersey, Alexander moved to Israel at 18 to volunteer for military service in the IDFs Golani Brigade. He lived with his grandparents in Tel Aviv and at Kibbutz Hazor, where he was part of a group of lone soldiers.He was kidnapped on the morning of October 7 a Saturday, he wasnt required to remain on base. His mother was visiting from abroad, and like many lone soldiers, he had the option to go home for the weekend. But he chose to stay, not wanting to leave his comrades short-staffed on guard duty.There are 59 hostages still in Gaza, at least 24 of whom are assessed to be alive, including Alexander, now 21 years old after having spent two birthdays in Hamas captivity.Fox News Digital's Caitlin McFall contributed to this report.