Rep.Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., said in a new interview that she is most inspired when she sees people obstructing ICE."Some of the most inspiring things have been when people encircle courtrooms and refuse to allow ICE agents in," Jayapal said during a conversation with Joy Reid on Friday's episode of "The Joy Reid Show.""There are all kinds of nonviolent resistance tactics that we have to use," Jayapal added. "And I've started something called Resistance Lab It's a training on really the documented most effective ways to counter democratic backsliding, nonviolent resistance tactics to build that movement."ICE DIRECTOR SAYS PROGRESSIVE DEM SHOULD APOLOGIZE TO VOTERS AFTER CALLING AGENCY A 'TERRORIST FORCE'The Resistance Lab website, which includes a page onJayapals new book, "USE THE POWER YOU HAVE: A Brown Womans Guide to Politics and Political Change," is advertising a "Virtual Organizing Training 1.0" on July 13.The website says thatJayapal "knew we need a way to turn our anger, fear, and frustration into action and progress. Thats exactly why she launched The Resistance Lab, an in-depth organizing training to build our movement and give you the tools you need in this moment. The scary truth is that democracies fall in a matter of months. So this is an immediate, urgent matter and we need to quickly build our capacity to resist."'SQUAD' DEM SAYS TRUMP MAY JAIL PEOPLE 'FOR PRACTICING DIVERSITY' AFTER VISITING ICE-DETAINED STUDENTS"We've already trained over 10,000 people in all 50 states,"Jayapal told Reid. "And the next one's coming up on July 13. So, we're going to keep doing those, because that is what we have to realize is the United States has been complacent for too long. We think that maybe these checks and balances were supposed to keep us safe, but we're seeing that they assume that people on the other side also care about the Constitution. Not the case right now."The Washington State lawmaker has been critical of ICE, calling it a "terrorist force" in arecent Instagram post.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREShe thendefended the comment during an interview with CNN, where she was asked to respond to the White Houses criticism of her post. She retorted theWhite House "owes an apology" to Americans.Jayapal also called ICEs immigration enforcement "outrageous," "unconstitutional" and "illegal" during her CNN segment defending the comments she made, calling ICEa "terrorist force."ICE Acting Director Todd Lyon responded to Jayapal's comments."Rep. Jayapals glorification of the harassment of law enforcement officers and of ignoring our nations laws is particularly concerning coming from a sitting congresswoman. Moreover, these comments came on July 4, just hours before a coordinated attack at an ICE facility in Texas, during which a local law enforcement officer was shot," Lyon told Fox News Digital. "And today also in Texas a violent attacker shot a U.S. Border Patrol officer. Inciting activists is not a game; there are very real consequences. Im relieved that both these officers are expected to recover, but how much more dangerous rhetoric can we as a nation tolerate before its too late?"

Despite his socialist proposals, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has several millionaires backing his candidacy amid his calls to tax the wealthy to fund expansive social programs.James Hueston, a 27-year-old venture capitalist, is part of a group called the Mamdani Millionaires in a Wall Street Journal piece published Monday."In my eyes, I should absolutely be paying my fair share for the people that need it," Hueston told the newspaper. "I dont think that hes increasing taxation for the sake of it. I think that hes doing it to fund very explicitly good policies."SOCIALIST'S NYC MAYORAL WIN SPARKS FIERCE DEBATE OVER FEASIBILITY OF RADICAL POLICY AGENDAVoting data showed that about a third of the citys wealthiest residents supported Mamdani in the primary, the New York Post reported. Many donors, some from Wall Street and large law firms, have remained anonymous.Other high-earning supporters of Mamdani include Ahmed Haque, the founder and CEO of consulting firm Didactic Labs."For immigrants coming to this country, these small businesses represent the single path for upward mobility that they have," he said.Bradley Tusk, a venture capitalist who ran Michael Bloombergs third campaign for mayor of New York City, wrote on LinkedIn that New Yorkers should "do what we can to help him succeed."SOCIALIST MAYORAL CANDIDATE ZOHRAN MAMDANI UNDER FIRE FOR PLAN TO TAX 'RICHER AND WHITER NEIGHBORHOODS'In an Instagram post, Keith McNally, owner of Balthazar, a French restaurant, called Mamdani "fantastic.""More so, when my affluent, paranoid friends tell me Mamdanis dangerous," he wrote.Kathy Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York City, a major business group, told The Journal that she met with Mandani in September, long before his candidacy was taken seriously."Im not in favor of government taking over your business," Wylde recalled him telling her.She added that "he has already acknowledged that the housing crisis is only going to be addressed if theres an increase in private supply. So hes not just talking about social or socialized housing solutions."

Grigor Dimitrov was one set away from upsetting Wimbledons No. 1-seeded mens singles player, Jannik Sinner, on Monday.But an untimely injury changed all of that.Dimitrov had to retire from the match in the Round of 16 due to an apparent pectoral injury despite owning a 6-3, 7-5, 2-2 lead over Sinner.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMIn turn, Sinner is heading to the Wimbledon quarterfinals.During a serve, Dimitrov immediately fell on the grass court in pain, grabbing at his right pec. Trainers sprinted out to help him, and it appeared all Dimitrov could do was laugh in the moment, knowing his potential upset was chalked.BEN SHELTON TAKES 1 MINUTE TO DEFEAT OPPONENT AT WIMBLEDON AFTER MATCH WAS SUSPENDED DUE TO DARKNESSStill, Dimitrovs status was up in the air as he left the court for a medical timeout. However, when he returned to the court, he shook Sinners hand to say that he couldnt continue.The serve was the set-tying point, as Dimitrov won the fourth game of the third set.The Centre Court crowd gave Dimitrov a loud ovation despite the circumstances, while he packed his bag to leave the match and the tournament."I dont take this as a win at all," Sinner said after the match, showing respect to Dimitrov in the process."I don't know what to say. He is an incredible player. I think we all saw this today. He's been so unlucky in the past couple of years."Dimitrov was playing well at Wimbledon, where he was hoping to reach the semifinals for the first time since 2014 his deepest run in the tournament to date.But injury has been an issue for Dimitrov, especially in Grand Slams. This is the fifth straight tournament he has been forced to retire, most recently occurring in the French Open due to a thigh ailment in the first round.In 2024, he left the fourth round with an abductor tear during his match against Daniil Medvedev.Despite not accepting it as a win, Sinner will have to prepare for his quarterfinals matchup with American phenom Ben Shelton, the No. 10 seed of the tournament. Shelton defeated Lorenzo Sonego 3-6, 6-1, 7-6, 7-5 on Monday.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpes struggles led to some trash talk by a New York Mets fan on Sunday afternoon in Queens.Volpes father, Michael, was in earshot, and he made sure the heckler was addressed.Before the signing of "God Bless America" at Citi Field during the Yankees 6-4 win over the Mets on Sunday, Michael was caught on video exploding on a Mets fan in between innings.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe video showed what appeared to be his daughter Olivia trying to hold him back, but whatever the Mets fan said sent him over the edge. The expletive-laden retort from Michael showed he wasnt happy at all with it.Michael was repeating, "Lets go!" to the Mets fan multiple times in the TikTok video that went viral.AARON JUDGE LEFT BLOODIED AFTER ANTHONY VOLPE'S ERRANT TOSS IN YANKEE'S SIXTH STRAIGHT LOSS"Bad mouthing my son. F--- you. F--- you," he shouted back at the Mets fan."The Mets fan was seen standing up and pointing in Michaels direction while others stood for the patriotic song.Its been a rough go for Volpe of late on the field, as he went 1-of-11 in the Yankees-Mets series. His lone hit was a home run on Saturday, when the Mets won 12-6 to take the series at home after winning the first game on Friday night.The season has been a rollercoaster for Volpe, who is slashing .219/.296/.398 with 10 homers and 48 RBI over 89 games thus far. He is also third among MLB shortstops in errors this year with 11.And one stat Yankees fans have been pointing at recently is Volpe leading MLB in runners left on base while at bat (176), meaning he hasnt been able to get hits to bring players around the bases to score.More stats show why that is the case this year, as Volpe is hitting just 1.96 (20-for-102) with runners in scoring position this season. He has had ample opportunities given his usual, middle-of-the-pack position in the Yankees lineup each night.There is still an entire second half of the MLB season for Volpe to turn things around, but while Yankees fans have been vocal about their displeasure with his play of late, an opposing fan apparently took things too far to the point where his father did not want to hear it.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Veteran cyclist Julie Cutts Peterson told Fox News "America Reports" about why she refused to take the podium for the medal ceremony after losing to a trans competitor."At the finish line I was upset. I said I did not want to race against a man," Peterson said, recalling her frustration at the event and the way the audience gasped at her comment. "In my mind I was like, I can say that, I have freedom of speech. I was raised believing in the Bible where men are created by God and God created women from men, I was born and raised in America, where I learned my pronouns, and I took science classes that taught me about XX and XY and I believe that most Americans and people worldwide would support men not being in womens categories."Peterson came in second place to transgender opponent, Kate "KJ" Phillips born a biological male who took the gold medal last Tuesday at the Lyons Masters National Championships in Wisconsin. She is one of multiple veteran female cyclists who are speaking out against USA Cycling after they claim the organization failed to disclose the participation of a transgender athlete in a recent race.Peterson recalled the final sprint of the race where Debbie Milne was the only competitor ahead of her until "out of nowhere" came Phillips."I knew at that sprint that that was a mans sprint," she said, noting her extensive experience riding among both men and women.CALIFORNIA TRACK MEET TURNS TO POLITICAL RALLY OVER TRANS ATHLETES AS SCHOOLS SPEAK OUT VS. STATEPeterson went on to argue transgender ideology is not scientifically sound, declaring, "There is no amount of makeup, money, or marketing that can change that Y-chromosome, and thats why we are taking a stand."The cyclist claimed further that the transgender competitors name was not even included on the registration list, "which means that we were not given the information that he would be racing in our category before the race started.""Apparently were hearing that from other athletes as well," "America Reports" co-anchor Sandra Smith said, sharing a clip of Milne claiming that Phillips registration was completely hidden from competitors."Catherine Phillips, KJs name, was not on that list. And I checked it up all the way to the point of closure when we couldn't register online anymore," Milne said last Thursday on "Fox & Friends." According to Milne, neither she nor Peterson believe the omission of Phillips name was accidental, referring to the incident as "deception." She said Peterson later got confirmation Phillips had been registered since mid-June, long before the online list closed. The cyclist added that, had she known, she might have reconsidered spending hundreds of dollars and traveling over 400 miles to compete.WOMEN'S SWIMMERS SPEAK OUT AFTER UNKNOWINGLY FACING TRANS COMPETITOR, FILING COMPLAINT: 'I FEEL BETRAYED'Smith also noted that Fox News Digital had reached out to USA Cycling, who responded by providing their transgender eligibility policy.Smith relayed that as she understood it, the policy as it stands is, "Quite simply its just providing a written and signed declaration to the cycling technical director that their gender identity is female."Peterson agreed, claiming she has a photo of how the registration appeared June 19th at 4:48 P.M., arguing that USA Cycling and Bike Reg had plenty of time to show the transgender competitor's name there but decided not to, an increasingly growing pattern.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is fully embracing the challenges of a new season following a devastating Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.Mahomes and the Chiefs will have a new-look offense with hopes that Travis Kelce could tap into his younger self and turn back the clock to help the team back to the Super Bowl.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Chiefs star opened up about his offseason with Kay Adams on Monday and talked about picking the brain of NFL legend Tom Brady. He said Brady offered him some sage advice."He always talks about being yourself," Mahomes said on the "Up & Adams Show." "He thinks that, and which I truly believe it too, guys can spot when you are not authentic and not putting in the work. That is something he did every single day. That is why guys respected him so much."Thats all I am going to do for the rest of my career and I felt like I have done so far. I am always myself no matter if you like me or dont like me, you know. I am giving everything I can to win the football games."STEELERS LEGEND TERRY BRADSHAW CRITICIZES TEAM'S HANDLING OF KENNY PICKETTMahomes had 3,928 passing yards and 26 touchdown passes as Kansas City went 15-2 in 2024. But the pressure to make another run to the Super Bowl will be even higher.For the Chiefs to have another successful season, Mahomes said the key was to have "fun again.""I think it is just us having fun again. I mean it has always been fun playing for the Kansas City Chiefs. That is what makes it special. I feel like last year, I dont want to say it was pressure, but guys wanted to go out there and win every single week and not for the fun of the game just cause we were supposed to."Lets go out there and have fun. The wins will come if we play the way we know we can play. We have the talent. We have the coaches. We work harder than anyone in the NFL, so lets go out there and have fun and let the results handle themselves."Fox News Connor McGahan contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris had a profane message for anxious Democratic governors uneasy about publicly supporting Joe Biden during the 2024 presidential campaign following his disastrous debate against current President Donald Trump, a new book reveals."This is about saving our fking democracy,"Harris reportedly told the governors at a July 3, 2024, gathering at the White House after numerous officials expressed reservations about supporting Biden over concerns about his cognitive state.The comment is revealed in the upcoming book 2024: How Trump Retook the White House and the Democrats Lost America by Josh Dawsey, Tyler Pager and Isaac Arnsdorf, according to the New York Post.Bidens campaign was in freefall after the then-81-year-old president appeared tired and disoriented at the June 2024 presidential debate, his only debate against Trump.'THE KAMALA EXCUSE': TENSIONS BETWEEN BIDEN AND HARRIS PLAGUED THEIR CAMPAIGNS, NEW BOOK REVEALS"I really dont know what he said at the end of that sentence, and I dont think he knows what he said either," Trump remarked at one point.The June debate was held much earlier than presidential debates were traditionally held. According to the book, Bidens aides persuaded him to hold the early debate, claiming doing so would allow him to act from a position of strength."By holding the first debate in the spring,YOUwill be able to reach the widest audience possible, before we are deep in the summer months with the conventions, Olympics and family vacations taking precedence In addition, the earlierYOUare able to debate the better, so that the American people can seeYOUstanding next to Trump and showing the strength ofYOURleadership, compared to Trumps weakness and chaos," a campaign memo, published by Politico, reportedly said.BIDEN MADE HARRIS CAMPAIGN A 'NIGHTMARE,' DESTROYED HER CHANCES BY STAYING IN 2024 RACE TOO LONG, AIDES CHARGEBidens performance created worries in the Democratic establishment that he would lose the election, and the 45th president began facing calls to drop out of the race. On July 10, 2024, the New York Times published an op-ed by the actor George Clooney urging Biden to exit the race. More Democratic politicians began to follow suit until Biden ultimately dropped out of the race on July 21, 2024. Harris succeeded him in the race, mounting a truncated roughly three-month-long campaign that ultimately failed.Harris comments to the governors, made before Biden dropped out, were part of an effort to salvage his flailing candidacy. Following the meeting, New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz appeared in the White House driveway to voice their support for the president. Numerous high-profile Democratic governors, including California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Illinois Gov. Gavin Pritzker Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer all of whom were touted as possible replacements for Biden did not appear to vouch for Biden in public. Walz was later tapped to be Harris running mate when she stepped into the race.Hochul claimed that all of the governors "pledged our support" for Biden, however, according to the book that claim wasnt true and rankled the governors in attendance."Many of the governors were deeply skeptical that Biden could continue his campaign, and they were furious with Hochul for suggesting otherwise," the book claimed.

A would-be kidnapper who took a 6-year-old off a busy Brooklyn street on Sunday night abandoned his alleged plan when the screaming child's parents chased him, according to video footage of the incident.The 36-year-old suspect was seen grabbing the boy with one arm just before 10 p.m. in Coney Island, an iconic entertainment and residential area, according to video footage taken by Freedom News TV.He carried the screaming boy several feet before the child's parents chased the suspect, who dropped the boy as he fled.SUBWAY RIDERS DELIVER STREET JUSTICE TO BRUTE WHO GRABBED SCREAMING WOMAN ON PLATFORMNora Smiles, who calls herself "The Sneaker Lady" and whose shop is right next to the scene, told Freedom News TV that the boy was trailing his parents moments before the incident."So a man came, and he was trying to cut him off. Then the little boy was trying to spin off of him," she said. "The man just grabbed him up and started running with the little boy."Once the parents gave chase, the suspect dropped the child to the ground and ran into an intersection, the video shows.BRAWL ERUPTS AT CONEY ISLAND BEACH AS NYC SIZZLES, MULTIPLE ARRESTED: NYPD"The parents just chased after the guy, and they caught him," Smiles said. "It was just shocking. Im a mother myself, so we all ran over to see what happened."Smiles, who isn't from the area, said locals were familiar with the suspect.During the incident, police officers responded quickly and arrested the suspect, the New York Police Department told Fox News Digital.The boy whose family is from Queens complained of minor pain and was taken to Coney Island Hospital, where he was listed in stable condition, according to the New York Post.

After it was reported that democratic socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani identified as "Asian" and "Black/African American" in his application to Columbia University, his SAT scores were revealed to be below the median score for students admitted into the school, according to a new report.Independent journalist Christopher Rufo reported on Monday that, according to Mamdanis full Columbia application, he scored 2140 out of 2400 on the SAT, which is below the median score of students admitted to the university in 2009.A 2009 statement by the university said that students admitted into the Class of 2013 scored between 2110 and 2300 on the SAT, which would have placed Mamdani within the range but below the median.Mamdani has said he identifies as "an American who was born in Africa," and stated that checking multiple boxes was an effort to reflect his "complex background," not to gain an advantage in the competitive admissions process.DEM SOCIALIST'S NYC PRIMARY UPSET SIGNALS 'GENERATIONAL' SHIFT IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY, STRATEGISTS SAYBut at the time, Columbia, like many elite universities, used race-conscious admissions, a system the Supreme Court struck down in 2023.Mamdani, who is the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City, identified as "Black or African American" on his 2009 Columbia University application even though he now says he does not consider himself Black, The New York Times reported Thursday.According to The Times, the internal data came from a leaked database of past Columbia applications which was part of a recent hack targeting the Ivy League school.Mamdani, then a high school senior, also checked "Asian" and reportedly wrote in "Ugandan" in the space for additional background. He was ultimately not accepted to Columbia even though his father is a professor at the elite school.NYC MAYORAL FRONTRUNNER ZOHRAN MAMDANI'S PROFESSOR FATHER CLAIMED HITLER INSPIRED BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN"Even though these boxes are constraining," Mamdani said, "I wanted my college application to reflect who I was."Mamdani told The Times that aside from those college forms, he doesnt recall ever identifying as Black or African American.RESURFACED VIDEO SHOWS NYC MAYORAL HOPEFUL SAYING HE WANTS TO REPLACE PRIVATE HOMES WITH COMMUNAL LIVINGHis parents are both of Indian descent. His father, Columbia professor Mahmood Mamdani, has lived in East Africa for generations, but Mamdani said there had been no intermarriage in the family with native African groups.Mamdani has leaned into his South Asian and Muslim identity on the campaign trail. During a June speech at Al Sharptons National Action Network, he also stressed his African roots: "I was born in Kampala, Uganda... I was given my middle name, Kwame, by my father, who named me after the first Prime Minister of Ghana."Mamdani has proposed a list of policy changes to radically alter New York City more in line with his democratic socialist vision. He is running to unseat incumbent New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who was elected as a Democrat but is now running for re-election as an independent.Former New York Democratic Mayor Andrew Cuomo is also running for mayor as an independent.Fox News Digital reached out to Mamdani and Columbia University for comment but did not receive a response prior to publication.

While Tom Thibodeau has not spoken since the New York Knicks relieved him of his head coaching duties, one of his former players revealed what hes thinking after speaking with him.Derrick Rose, the former Knicks star who played for Thibodeau for years, called it "crazy" to see New York move on from the longtime head coach."I talked to Thibs after that. Hes good," Rose said during a NASCAR press conference, where he was serving as grand marshal in Chicago.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Knicks still must pay Thibodeau, as a buyout was a part of his deal he signed before the start of last season."You cant be mad when youre walking away with $30 million," Rose added. "So, cant feel too sorry for him. But hes in good spirits. Yeah, thats my guy. We locked in till the end. But hes good. Jalen [Brunson] is still in New York. Hes gonna be ballin. Everybody wins, I feel like."Its unknown if Thibodeau is looking to coach anywhere this season, though the Knicks found his replacement. Mike Brown will be the teams new head coach.Thibodeaus tenure in New York lasted five seasons, during which he led his squad to the playoffs four times.The most recent run was to the Eastern Conference Finals, when the Knicks fell to the Indiana Pacers the same team that defeated them in the second round the year prior.Rose joined Thibodeau when he began his time with the Knicks during the 2020-21 campaign. The former Chicago Bulls MVP played three seasons with Thibodeau in New York, as well as with the Bulls and Minnesota Timberwolves.Thibodeaus Knicks consistently got better by the season, but his minutes usage of his stars, especially Jalen Brunson, was criticized by many.It made sense in playoff situations, but his starters would run up high minutes totals during regular-season games as well.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.