Vanessa Trump may not be the president's daughter-in-law anymore, but it appears Tiger Woods is still able to maintain relationships with both sides.Woods, 49, announced back in March that he is dating Trump, who was married to Donald Trump Jr. from 2005 until their divorce in 2018.However, the president gave Vanessa his blessing on the relationship, and Woods was spotted at the White House on Thursday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMSen. Jim Banks posted a photo of the two together on X.Woods' son, Charlie, and Vanessa's daughter, Kai, are both competitive golfers. Kai has committed to play at the University of Miami, while Charlie has played alongside his father at tournaments. Charlie has also played at U.S. Open qualifiers, and both Charlie and Kai played at the same tournament back in February.Woods was photographed with Kai at the Genesis Invitational. Vanessa and Kai also took in a TGL match, which was created by Woods and Rory McIlroy.JOHN DALY TO SKIP PGA CHAMPIONSHIP AS HE TAKES ISSUE WITH GOLF SCHEDULEWoods confirmed his relationship with Vanessa in a social media post on March 23."Love is in the air and life is better with you by my side! We look forward to our journey through life together. At this time we would appreciate privacy for all those close to our hearts.," Woods wrote in his post.The president's daughter, Ivanaka, said she was "so happy" for them."He told me about it, and I said, 'Tiger, that's good, that's good. I'm very, happy for both.' But they just let them both be happy. Let them both be happy. They're both great," the president said back in March."I love Tiger and I love Vanessa," he added. "He and I have a very special, very good relationship with Tiger. I played golf with him a couple of times over the last month, and he's a fantastic guy and a fantastic athlete."After his highly publicized divorce from Elin Nordegren, Woods was linked to Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn in the 2010s. He was dating Erica Herman at the time he won the Masters in 2019, but they, too, had a very public breakup that included sexual harassment allegations and an NDA lawsuit filed by Herman.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A Texas tourist who traveled to Florida this year ended up walking away from the Sunshine State with substantially more money in his bank account.The Florida Lottery announced that David Le, a Lone Star state native, recently won a $1 million prize.Le, who lives in Katy, Texas, was in Cape Coral when he purchased the winning ticket at a Walmart Supercenter, according to the May 2 statement.TEXAS FLIGHT ATTENDANT REVEALS BEST TRAVEL TIPS FOR STRESS-FREE SUMMER FLIGHTSCape Coral is a much-visited tourist destination with hundreds of miles of canals for boaters. It also offers proximity to the Gulf of America.Le's prize amounted to $1 million as part of the $1,000,00 A Year For Life Spectacular Scratch-Off Game.The two top prizes for the game are $1 million a year for life but Le won a one-time $1 million prize.The game offers 234 prizes of $1 million.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe chances of winning any prize are 1-in-4.50.The tourist's winnings were slightly diminished when he opted to accept the prize as a lump-sum payment."He chose to receive his winnings as a one-time, lump-sum payment of $640,000.00," the Florida Lottery noted in its press release.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle"The retailer received a $2,000 bonus commission for selling the winning Scratch-Off ticket."The Florida Lottery describes its scratch-off games as being "an important part of the Lottery's portfolio of games, comprising approximately 74% of ticket sales in fiscal year 2023-2024."The lottery noted that "since inception, Scratch-Off games have awarded more than $65.5 billion in prizes, created 2,283 millionaires, and generated more than $19.80 billion for the state's Educational Enhancement Trust Fund (EETF)."The announcement came weeks after a homeless man in California won $1 million through a lottery ticket purchased at a liquor store."I was so excited, even more than him," the liquor store's owner told the Los Angeles Times in April."Hes a good person. He deserves every penny. I was very excited it happened to a person who deserved it, and he actually needed it."

A federal judge in Vermont has granted a request for bail from a Tufts University student who was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).Federal Judge William K. Sessions III, appointed by former President Barack Obama, granted Rmeysa ztrk's request for bail on Friday, saying that her arrest raises significant due process and First Amendment concerns. Ozturk isn't a U.S. citizen and is in the country on a student visa.Sessions ordered her to be released immediately and determined she is not a danger to the community or a flight risk.He said he wants to be updated when she is released and will impose modest restrictions on ztrk if ICE requests them.The American Civil Liberties Union, which represented ztrk in court, told Fox News Digital in a statement they are pleased with the ruling.COURT ORDERS TUFTS UNIVERSITY STUDENT BE QUICKLY MOVED TO ICE CUSTODY IN VERMONT, DENIES GOVERNMENT APPEAL"Rmeysa can now return to her beloved Tufts community, resume her studies, and begin teaching again. We could not be more delighted," said Noor Zafar, senior staff attorney with ACLU. "Todays ruling underscores a vital First Amendment principle: No one should be imprisoned by the government for expressing their beliefs."During the hearing, Sessions III noted that ztrk has asthma and added her detention might be having an impact on her health. ztrk had an asthma attack during the hearing, which she attended remotely.Sessions III also said that the government's action by detaining ztrk "chills the speech" of millions of non-citizens who are in the country.TUFTS UNIVERSITY DECLARES SUPPORT FOR STUDENT DETAINED BY ICE, SEEKS IMMEDIATE RELEASEThe federal judge said ztrk is free to return to her Massachusetts home and didn't place any restrictions on her travel.On the same day ztrk's bail request was granted, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday that Columbia University student Mohsen Mahdawi can remain out of federal custody while a legal challenge against his detention is working through the court system, according to CBS.The decision comes after the Trump administration sought to put Mahdawi back in federal custody.ztrk was detained by ICE agents on March 26. Federal officials previously accused ztrk of supporting Hamas.ztrk co-authored an article in the Tufts student newspaper calling on the institution to divest from Israel and criticized its response to the Israel-Hamas war.

Americans lambasted President George H. W. Bush for infamously vowing on stage at the 1988 Republican National Convention not to raise taxes on Americans, then supporting a tax hike as president two years later.History could repeat itself as President Donald Trump this week signaled his support for congressional Republicans raising taxes to accomplish the ambitious goals of his "big, beautiful bill," according to experts."My opponent won't rule out raising taxes, but I will. And the Congress will push me to raise taxes, and I'll say no. And they'll push and I'll say no. And they'll push again, and I'll say to them: Read my lips: no new taxes," then-Vice President Bush vowed at the 1988 convention, before raising taxes two years later with the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990.While acknowledging the political backlash his fellow Republican faced, Trump signaled in a Truth Social post on Friday his own willingness to raise taxes on Americans, following reports confirmed by Fox News Digital that the president is considering raising the tax rate on individuals making $2.5 million or more by 2.6%, from 37% to 39.6%.TRUMP CONSIDERS TAX HIKE ON AMERICANS MAKING $2.5 MILLION OR MORE PER YEAR"The problem with even a TINY tax increase for the RICH, which I and all others would graciously accept in order to help the lower and middle income workers, is that the Radical Left Democrat Lunatics would go around screaming, Read my lips, the fabled Quote by George Bush the Elder that is said to have cost him the Election. NO, Ross Perot cost him the Election! In any event, Republicans should probably not do it, but Im OK if they do!!!" Trump said.WHITE HOUSE QUIETLY FLOATS MILLIONAIRE TAX HIKE PROPOSAL IN CONGRESS AS GOP LEADERS SIGNAL OPPOSITIONRoss Perot, the late billionaire Texas businessman and philanthropist, ran an independent campaign as a third-party candidate in the 1992 presidential election, winning an historic 19% of the popular vote.As Trump suggested, the political fallout of raising taxes contributed to Bush losing re-election to President Bill Clinton in 1992. Democrats slammed Bush in campaign ads for walking back his word as conservative Republicans criticized the president for being out of step with the party's traditional tax policies.Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich led Republican criticism of Bush's tax hike proposal, and Gingrich has urged Trump to stand down on raising taxes since rumors the administration was floating a small tax hike first swirled.TRUMP'S FIRST VICE PRESIDENT URGES HIS OLD BOSS AGAINST RAISING TAXES ON WEALTHY AMERICANSGingrich recently told Larry Kudlow on FOX Business that Trump is a Ronald Reagan Republican, not a Bush Republican, and raising taxes would be an "act of destruction.""It would absolutely shatter his coalition," Gingrich said. "It would mean the entire conservative movement would rise in rebellion, and it would mean every small business in the country would start recalculating who they are going to lay off, if they are even going to stay in business. It would make no sense at all."Negotiations are ongoing among House Republicans to finalize Trump's "big, beautiful bill," which is expected to include an extension of Trump's 2017 tax cuts and fulfill campaign promises, including no tax on tips, overtime or Social Security.Republican politicians and pundits have joined Gingrich's critique of Trump's potential tax hike, arguing Trump is repeating the same mistakes as Bush."[House] Speaker [Mike] Johnson and Republican members of Congress must have experienced collective dj vu when President Trump urged Congress to raise taxes," New England College President Wayne Lesperance, a veteran political scientist and political historian,toldFoxNewsDigital. "Harkening back to the infamous 'Read my lips' pledge made by George H. W. Bush at the 1988 GOP Convention, today's Republicans must be nervous at the president's change on what is a sacrosanct issue for the party tax cuts. Interestingly, George H. W. Bush's decision to break his pledge was surrounded by notably different circumstances," Lesperance added.But Lesperance reminded Republicans, who currently control the House and Senate, that Democrats could gain an edge in the 2026 midterms if tax hikes prove to be as unpopular among Republicans as they were in 1992."Facing a Democratically controlled Congress, Bush reneged on his pledge as a compromise to reduce the deficit and pass the 1990 budget agreement. Bush's decision to compromise on taxes is widely credited with costing him his bid for re-election. As Speaker Johnson and Republican members of Congress look ahead to midterm elections, there must be collective worry that President Trump's shifting position on taxes will cost them at the polls," Lesperance said.Longtime Republican consultant David Carney, a veteran of numerous GOP presidential campaigns, said the move by Bush "was probably the single most detrimental thing to his re-election."Carney, who served in the elder Bushs White House and worked on his presidential campaigns, told Fox News "the deal he cut was excellent. He cut spending, balanced out the taxes."But Carney emphasized "all thats inside baseball and the reality is it was a great opportunity for people from the right and the left to make hay out of it, and it was absolutely hurtful."However, fiscal conservatives remain optimistic that Trump won't raise taxes, despite the president softening to the idea on social media on Friday morning."President Trump campaigned on not raising taxes, and we are confident thats exactly what hell do," Club for Growth President David McIntosh told Fox News Digital.When reached for comment about the Bush comparison, the White House pointed to press secretary Karoline Leavitt's comments during the White House briefing on Friday."The president wants tax cuts, the largest tax cuts in history," Leavitt said. "He wants to extend his historic tax cuts from 2017, and he wants to see all the other tax priorities," including no tax on tips, overtime or Social Security."The president has said he himself personally would not mind paying a little bit more to help the poor and the middle class and the working class in this country. I think, frankly, that's a very honorable position. But again, these negotiations are ongoing on Capitol Hill, and the president will weigh in when he feels necessary," she added.Fox News Digital's Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report.

FIRST ON FOX:President Donald Trump Friday signed an executive order to establish a national center for homeless veterans with redirected funds previously spent on services for illegal aliens, Fox News Digital has learned.The presidents order directs the secretary of Veterans Affairs to establish the National Center for Warrior Independence on the Veterans Affairs campus in West Los Angeles.TRUMP TO HOST MILITARY PARADE TO CELEBRATE ARMY'S 250TH BIRTHDAY, HONOR ACTIVE-DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANSLos Angeles has approximately 3,000 homeless veterans more than any other city in the country, and accounting for about 10% of all homeless veterans in America, according to the White House."The new National Center for Warrior Independence will help them and other veterans like them rebuild their lives," the White House said.The center will allow veterans from around the nation to seek and receive care, benefits and services "to which they are entitled," the White House said.The order redirects funds previously spent on housing or other services for illegal aliens to constructing, establishing and maintaining the new center."The Center will promote self-sufficiency through housing, substance abuse treatment, and support for productive work for the veterans housed there," the White House explained.The White House said the goal is to house up to 6,000 homeless veterans at the center by 2028.TRUMP TO CREATE TASK FORCE TO PLAN 'EXTRAORDINARY CELEBRATION' FOR 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICA'S INDEPENDENCEThe order also directs the secretary of Housing and Urban Development to use vouchers to support homeless veterans and instructs the secretary of Veterans Affairs to "restore accountability at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)."The order also instructs the VA to take action against individuals who have committed misconduct and to investigate and rectify the Biden administrations decision to "rehire and reinstate back pay for employees previously fired for misconduct."The order also ensures that veterans will have access to increased options for care, benefits and services including reduced wait times for Veterans Health Administration appointments through options such as expanded hours, weekend appointments and virtual healthcare.The order also directs a feasibility study at the Manchester VA Medical Center to expand services to support a full-service medical center in New Hampshire."President Trump strongly believes that every veteran deserves our gratitude, and that the federal government should treat veterans like the heroes they are," the White House said.The order comes a week after the White House announced that Trump will host a military parade in June to honor military veterans and active-duty service members and commemorate the U.S. Armys 250th birthday.The parade is scheduled for June 14, the 250th birthday of the United States Army.

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