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A British government minister says shes "not squeamish" about the idea of chemical castration for male sex offenders, and wants to make it mandatory.The UK is considering a range of options from a new report, which aims to cut the countrys prison population by 10,000 inmates to help alleviate chronic overcrowding."Problematic sexual arousal and preoccupation can be reduced via chemical suppressants and other medications, which can be prescribed for individuals who have committed a sexual offense under certain circumstances," the new report states.Prisons in the south-west of England have been involved in a pilot program of chemical castrations since 2002, and Justice Minister Shabana Mahmood from the ruling Labour Party told lawmakers in parliament on Thursday that the program would expand to 20 more prisons in two other regions of England.UK LAWMAKERS VOTE AGAINST INQUIRY INTO 'RAPE GANG SCANDAL' AS MUSK KEEPS UP PRESSUREPrisoners would be given two drugs as part of the treatment: one limits sexual thoughts, while the other reduces testosterone and "problematic sexual arousal." Inmates would also have ongoing counseling to treat their psychological issues, such as a desire for sexual power and control. One recent study found that reoffending rates were up to 60% lower for prisoners who had received the treatment."For some, offending relates to power, but for another subset of offenders, the combination of chemical suppressants and psychological interventions can, we believe, have a big and positive impact," Minister Mahmood told parliament.Initially, the option for chemical castration treatment would be only voluntary, and medical ethicists say it could be a problem to force doctors to treat an inmate who doesnt want to have it done. In Britain, there is a strict tradition of informed medical consent where a patient can refuse medical treatment, and a doctor cant ordinarily be forced to carry it out.LOUISIANA BILL TO CASTRATE SEX OFFENDERS MOVING TOWARD GOVERNORS DESK FOR SIGNATURESex offenders make up a significant percentage of the prison population in England, and at the end of March, more than 20% of inmates were incarcerated on sex crimes charges. The new report cautions that chemical castration "should never be used as a risk management tool or standalone rehabilitative offer, and it is only appropriate for a limited number of sex offenders".Chemical castration is already being used in some other European prisons to treat sex offenders. Authorities in Sweden have been carrying out limited clinical trials on volunteers at a Stockholm prison, while in Germany and Denmark it is more widely used but still on a voluntary basis. In Poland, courts can pass a sentence of mandatory chemical castration for some categories of sex-offense prisoners.Thursdays report, written by a former government minister from the Conservative Party, also made four dozen recommendations to try and ease prison overcrowding.These include giving fewer people jail sentences under 12 months and encouraging other types of punishment instead, such as community service or fines; developing new policies for early release with good behavior for inmates, and tagging all offenders who committed crimes of abuse against women and girls.UK PM STARMER HITS BACK AGAINST MUSK ATTACKS ON CHILD GROOMING GANGSThe opposition Conservative Party has criticized the new report, saying that by scrapping shorter prison sentences the government "is effectively decriminalizing crimes like burglary, theft and assault.""This is a gift to criminals, who will be free to offend with impunity," the partys justice spokesman Robert Jenrick told reporters.However, the report has been broadly welcomed by the Howard League for Penal Reform, the worlds oldest prison charity."The government is taking an important step forward by accepting most of the recommendations from this important review," says Chief Executive Andrea Coomber, but she cautioned that "the prisons crisis will not be solved by half-measures."Senior police officers have cautioned that if there will be fewer prisoners behind bars, they need more resources to manage the risk that offenders pose outside of jail.

A biologically male trans athlete will compete for the girls' long jump and triple jump state championship in California next week.The trans athlete finished in first place in both events at Saturday's California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Track Championship Masters Qualifiers.In triple jump, the athlete won with a distance of 40-04.75, while the runner up only reached 39-06.00. In long jump, the trans athlete's margin of victory was shorter, reaching 19-03.50 while the runner-up managed 19-00.75.During the long jump medal ceremony, the athlete who finished in third place did not show up and accept the third place medal next to the trans athlete. No reason has been given. The second-place finisher received a noticeably vocal applause.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMTracy Howton, a local parent of an athlete who competes in track and field, attended the event Saturday and had to witness what is becoming a regular site for her and others in the community."As the parent of a female jumper, we have watched this happen at the last three track meets. Today we watched incredible female athletes lose their opportunities to go to states to a biological male. I cant imagine how devastating it would feel to work so hard and then be unfairly stripped of your opportunity to compete at states. Its heartbreaking," Howton told Fox News Digital."Governor Newsom, our California elected officials and the CIF are failing our girls. Its that simple. They owe the competitive femaleathletes of California representation. They owe them responsible decisions based on science and fundamental truth. For our family, this experience has reinforced just how important it is to use your voice to stand up for truth, remembering that bad decisions can be corrected."The CIF has been at the center of a national controversy in recent weeks as the trans athlete has dominated the girls' track and field postseason.The situation has become so volatile that President Donald Trump's administration sent a warning to the CIF and the athlete's high school, Jurupa Valley High School, of consequences for allowing the situation to continue.CIF is already under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for defying Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" executive order. The federation came under additional scrutiny when its officials allegedly forced athletes to remove shirts that read "Protect Girls Sports" at the Southern Sectional prelims on May 10."CIFs and Jurupa Valley High Schools apparent flouting of federal civil rights law by allowing a male athlete to compete in a female California track and field [Southern Sectional Division 3 final] this Saturday, and the alleged retaliation against the girls who are protesting this, is indefensible," Julie Hartman, a Department of Education spokesperson, previously told Fox News Digital."We will not allow institutions to trample upon womens civil rights. OCRs (Office of Civil Rights) investigation into CIF continues with vigor."CALIFORNIA GIRLS' TRACK ATHLETE OPENS UP ON LOSING 1ST-PLACE TITLE TO TRANS COMPETITORThe Jurupa Unified School District (JUSD) has responded to the controversy in a previous statement to Fox News Digital."JUSD continues to follow both California law and CIF policy regarding school athletics. Both state law and CIF policy currently require that students be permitted to participate in athletic teams and competitions consistent with their gender identity,irrespective of the gender listed on the pupil's records. JUSD remains committed to protecting the rights and safety of the students we serve, in accordance with applicable state and federal laws," the statement reads.The situation is set to come to a head next Saturday when the athlete will look to cap off a dominant postseason run with a pair of state titles.The event will take place at Veterans Memorial Stadium at Buchanan High School in Clovis, California, and will feature a rematch between the trans athlete and a female athlete who has spoken out against her trans opponent's inclusion.In long jump, the athlete will face off against Katie McGuiness, who came in second place behind the athlete at last weekend's sectional final. McGuiness earned an automatic state championship qualification this Saturday with a distance of 18-05.50."I ran down the runway, and I landed, and I watched them measure my mark, and it was 18.9," McGuiness said in an interview on Fox News' "America Reports." "And I just remember thinking that there was nothing else that I could do. That was it. And I was honestly very discouraged, and I'm a high school senior and winning CIF has always been a goal of mine, and I wasn't able to compete with someone who was genetically different than me."McGuinness made her overall stance on the issue clear."There are just certain genetic advantages that biological males have that biological girls don't," she said. "Frankly, I just can't stand for that."Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

In honor of Memorial Day, Disneyland went from the "Happiest Place on Earth" to one of the most patriotic. A group of 100 U.S. Navy sailors and Marines were surprised with a day at the iconic American theme park while in port for Los Angeles Fleet Week.The service members had the chance to experience Disneylands Star Wars: Galaxys Edge and Mickeys Toontown before taking part in a flag retreat with the Dapper Dans, the Disneyland Band and honored guest Rear Admiral Richard W. Meyer, Deputy Commander of the U.S. Third Fleet.AMERICANS SHOULD HONOR MEMORIAL DAY IN THIS WAY, MILITARY SERVICE MEMBERS SUGGEST"How many times in your life do you have the opportunity to actually get to participate in the events that are happening at Disneyland, the happiest place on Earth?" Meyer said. "To be able to come here, share that with the public, participate in the events, get to see some of the cool new things at Disneyland, and really get to show off the Sailors and Marines to the communityits really a chance to do that and I think thats what made this a really special day."The Walt Disney Company has an affinity for the U.S. Military as both of its founders, brothers Walt and Roy Disney, served in World War I. According to the companys website, Walt drove an ambulance for the Red Cross Ambulance Corps, while Roy served as a petty officer in the Navy.DISNEY'S MAGIC KINGDOM HONORS 100-YEAR-OLD WWII VETERAN DURING FLAG RETREAT CEREMONYDisneys theme parks have held daily flag ceremonies for the last 70 years, dating back to the opening of Disneyland in July 1955. The parks continued the tradition during the COVID-19 pandemic, something that Chairman of Disney Experiences Josh DAmaro highlighted at the time in a post on his Instagram account."While our world looks very different today, one thing endures...the American flag still flies over Walt Disney World. Im inspired how our Security Cast Members continue to raise it each and every morning at Magic Kingdom while they are on duty protecting the magic. It's a symbol that were still here and will not falter," DAmaro wrote.FIRST LADY MELANIA TRUMP WELCOMES MILITARY MOMS TO WHITE HOUSE FOR MOTHER'S DAYU.S. Marine Corps veteran Ariel Elias, who now works as a category manager at Disneyland, praised the company for its embracing of veterans."Disney really embraces our veterans, and its been part of the DNA of the Disneyland Resort. You see it everywhere you gofrom the flag retreat to Veterans Day to Fleet Week 2025its always at the forefront of what we do here every day," Elias said.Disney also has programs dedicated to the veterans who work for the company, including the Heroes Work Here initiative, which focuses on hiring, training, and supporting U.S. military veterans and military spouses. Additionally, since 2012 Disney has donated more than $20 million to organizations assisting veterans and their families.

Denmark and eight other countries blasted the European Court of Human Rights for imposing limits on deporting criminal migrants on Sunday.Denmark, which is set to take over the presidency of the European Union in July, published a letter demanding more leeway to expel immigrants who commit crimes. Leaders of Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Italy, and Poland signed the letter with Denmark."Many have come here via legal pathways. They have learned our languages, believe in democracy, contribute to our societies and have decided to integrate themselves into our culture. Others have come and chosen not to integrate, isolating themselves in parallel societies and distancing themselves from our fundamental values of equality, democracy and freedom," the letter read. "In particular, some have not contributed positively to the societies welcoming them and have chosen to commit crimes.""It is beyond our comprehension how some people can come to our countries and get a share in our freedom and our vast range of opportunities, and, indeed, decide to commit crimes," the letter continues.BRITISH POLICE ARREST SEVERAL IRANIAN MEN OVER ALLEGED PLOT TO ATTACK TARGET IN LONDONThe letter goes on to argue that the court's interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights has "limited our ability to make political decisions in our own democracies," citing examples where the court has blocked the deportation of illegal immigrants.TRUMP INKS TRADE DEAL WITH UK, PREVIEWS CHINA TRADE NEGOTIATIONS DURING 16TH WEEK IN OFFICEDenmark and the signatories request that the court make more room for European countries to deport illegal immigrants who commit violent or drug-related crimes, as well as allow for European governments to track illegal immigrants more closely."We need to be able to take effective steps to counter hostile states that are trying to use our values and rights against us. For example, by instrumentalizing migrants at our borders," the letter adds.The letter comes two weeks after British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to tighten immigration rules amid pressure from voters upset over high levels of immigration.U.K. voters are becoming increasingly frustrated by high immigration numbers, which many argue have strained public services and intensified ethnic tensions in some parts of the country.Under the new plans, skilled visas will be restricted to people in graduate jobs, while visas for lower-skilled roles will only be issued in areas critical to the country's industrial strategy, and businesses must increase the training of British workers. Companies in the care sector will also no longer be able to apply for visas for workers recruited abroad."Every area of the immigration system, including work, family and study, will be tightened up so we have more control," Starmer said in excerpts of a speech he plans to deliver on Monday. "Enforcement will be tougher than ever and migration numbers will fall. We will create a system that is controlled, selective and fair."Fox News' Landon Mion contributed to this report.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth denied Chinas claim the Golden Dome would turn space into a "war zone.""All we care about is protecting the homeland," Hegseth told Fox News Digital while departing from a trip to Fort Bragg, North Carolina.President Donald Trump has said for a long time defense of the homeland is critical to his "America First" policy, and the Golden Dome is a generational investment.Chinese Foreign Minister Mao Ning claimed this week the Golden Dome has a"strong offensive nature and violates the principle of peaceful use in the Outer Space Treaty."CHINA ACCUSES US OF 'TURNING SPACE INTO A WARZONE' WITH TRUMP'S GOLDEN DOME MISSILE DEFENSE PROJECT"The project will heighten the risk of turning space into a war zone and creating a space arms race and shake the international security and arms control system," Mao said. "We urge the U.S. to give up developing and deploying global anti-missile system."Trump, alongside Hegseth, released some details about the project earlier in the week, explaining there's an ambitious plan to complete the missile defense shield in three years for $125 billion.Hegseth also responded to pushback over his decision to kick off a monthly Christian prayer service at the Pentagon, which sparked a debate over religious freedom and the separation of church and state."Weve said it very publicly, and weve said it very proudly. Appealing to heaven, to God, is a longstanding tradition in our military," Hegseth said, adding that George Washington got on bended knee alongside his continental Army forces."I appeal to Jesus Christ for that protection, to speak that word and be open and willing to talk about it at the Pentagon. If they want to criticize that, theyre on the wrong side," he said.His remarks came after he addressed the 82nd Airborne Division of Army paratroopers during "All-American Week."There, he celebrated the name change of the North Carolina base from Fort Liberty back to Fort Bragg."It is Fort Bragg again," Hegseth said to cheers from the crowd."Nothing wrong with Fort Liberty. Give me liberty or give me death. I love it," Hegseth said. "But give me Fort Bragg every day of the week."He also addressed critics who said he didnt have the strategic experience to serve as secretary of defense, and took a shot at the media."Our friends in the fake news media are here," Hegseth said."Some of them said, Critics might say you can't choose an Army major to be the secretary of defense. It has to be, well, one of our many distinguished generals or congressmen or business leaders or corporate leaders.TRUMP, HEGSETH ANNOUNCE 'GOLDEN DOME,' A GAME CHANGER TO PROTECT AMERICAN HOMELAND"One of the critiques was we need somebody that can think strategically, big picture. We can't have a guy who thinks like the troops, to which I say Hell, yeah, we can have a guy that thinks like the troops."He told a crowd of Army paratroopers, "I've been in that formation, loosening my knees, taking a deep breath, gazing over the horizon, sweating and wondering what time it is, but I can't move my arm. I've been in your boots not yours. The 101st is not the 82nd. I'll admit that on a day like today. Not quite your boots or your beret, but close."Hegseth announced an increase in jump pay for paratroopers to more cheers from the crowd.Hazardous duty incentive pay, known as "jump pay" for Army troopers who jump out of airplanes, will increase from $150 a month to $200.Jump masters, the senior paratroopers who train and lead jump operations, will see their pay increase from $150 to $300."Heres to our paratroopers, our jumpmasters, who do the difficult things in difficult places that most Americans can never imagine," Hegseth said.Since 2006, the Army has maintained 56,756 paid parachutist positions, according to Gen. Gregory Anderson, head of the 18th Airborne Corps. That number will decrease by 20,000, allowing for the increase in pay for those who do maintain their jump status.Limited aircraft ability and resources has meant a "degradation in proficiency," Anderson told reporters. "The goal has to be really good quality over quantity."

Podcast host Joe Rogan is apparently making a faith-driven change to his Sundays: He's going to church.According to Christian apologist Wesley Huff, who appeared on "The Joe Rogan Experience" in January, the world-famous podcast host has been attending church "consistent[ly]" since their on-air deep-dive into Christianity and the Bible.Huff said, "Joe Rogan and I have had on and off communication since then. I can tell you for a fact that he is attending a church, and that has been a consistent thing. And so, things are happening." The public speaker serves as the Central Canada director for Apologetics Canada and made the claim during a recent appearance on the "Living Waters" podcast.Huff added that he is "very encouraged" by his ongoing conversations with Rogan.BIBLE SALES ARE BOOMING, DESPITE A DECLINE IN RELIGIOSITY. A FIRST-TIME BUYER SAYS IT'S ABOUT FINDING PURPOSE"He's a very inquisitive individual," he said. "I think for the better in that he's communicating with me and other people in his life who are influences that can speak into, you know, these issues of reliability and trustworthiness and verisimilitude of something like the pages of Scripture, and where he should and shouldn't be looking for the information in regards to that."Huff also pointed to a broader "resurgence in interest" in Christianityhighlighting how Ascension's "Rosary in a Year" podcast briefly overtook Rogans own show on the Apple podcast charts in early 2025.Shortly after that dip in the rankings, Rogan invited Huff onto the podcast, one of the most popular in the world.NEW POLL FINDS DECLINE OF CHRISTIANITY HAS 'LEVELED OFF' IN AMERICAHuff went on to say that he has observed a growing number of young people seeking Christian faith. He referenced a recent message from a bookstore where teens have been coming in asking for the Bible, reportedly saying "all my friends are reading this thing.""We had someone who reached out to us recently at Apologetics Canada, who is probably the last bricks-and-mortar Christian bookstore that I've ever heard of. But they said, We have people walking through our doors asking, young people, teenagers saying, I want a Bible. All my friends are reading this thing,'" Huff continued.Data backs the trend. According to a new study by the American Bible Society, there has been a rise in Bible users from 38% to 41%, with notable gains among young people and men."Millennials saw a 29% increase in Bible use from 2024 to 2025 and men saw a 19% increase, closing the long-time gender gap in Bible use," apress releaseby the American Bible Society revealed. "In recent years, Millennials and men were among the least likely to use the Bible."Among Gen Z, Scripture engagement rose from 11% in 2024 to 15% in 2025."If the Bible is, you know, becoming popular with teenagers, then something is happening and the Lord is moving," the Christian apologist concluded.Fox News Digital reached out to a representative of Rogan for comment.