House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-NY, rebuked President Donald Trump on Sunday and said he should keep his “reckless mouth shut” after the president called Democrats the “greatest enemy” in America.

“Now with the death of Iran, the greatest enemy America has is the Radical Left, Highly Incompetent, Democratic Party! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DJT,” the president wrote on Truth Social.

CNN’s Dana Bash asked Jeffries to react to the statement during Sunday’s “State of the Union.”

“Donald Trump should keep his reckless mouth shut before he gets somebody killed,” Jeffries said.

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Jeffries also spoke to Bash about the war in Iran, which he described as a “reckless war of choice.”

“They clearly didn’t anticipate some of the things that have happened, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. What you’re seeing right now are gas prices are through the roof, and that’s adding to an environment in America right now where life has already become too expensive for the American people because of failed policies by Donald Trump,” he said.

Jeffries did not say whether he would support any more funding for the Pentagon or whether he would urge Democrats to vote “no.”

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“Well, we’ll have that leadership conversation when we actually have a piece of legislation that is in front of us. But I can tell you, uh, there is strong opposition right now to the notion that this war of choice — that is reckless, that’s costing the American people now more than $30 billion — should continue. We need to move, which we plan on doing in short order, a War Powers Resolution so we can bring this situation to a close,” he said.

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Jeffries previously predicted the war would result in “failure” for the U.S.

“The American people want us to focus on making their life better and making their life more affordable; not getting involved in another endless war in the Middle East that is going to end in failure. This administration somehow found the resources, has found billions of dollars for bombs but can’t find any money to actually bring down the high cost of living here in the United States of America,” Jeffries said.

The White House did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

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Reese Witherspoon turned 50 on Sunday, and rang in the big day with a carousel of highlights, noting that laughing every day is key.

The movie star pulled fun poses in each image for the Instagram carousel, captioning it: “Turning 50 today… just thought I would show you some highlights. Gotta laugh everyday you can.”

In the cover image, Witherspoon wore a summer dress and was getting her hair fixed by a stylist, while posing with a goofy grin.

Another image showed Witherspoon looking gleeful as she held a colorful beverage in her hand.

The “Legally Blonde” star also posted a photo while in the dentist’s chair, pretending to take a nap while reading a script, and a number of other photos featuring her pulling silly facial expressions.

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Her celebrity friends took to the comments to wish her a happy birthday.

Natalie Portman wrote: “Happy birthday to the greatest of all time! You’re such an amazing and inspiring human. Wishing you the most beautiful year yet!”

Ali Larter said: “Happy birthday!!! Only getting better!” adding heart emojis.

Kerry Washington told her: “LOVE YOU SO MUCH,” alongside a balloon, heart eyes, decorations and heart emoji.

Two days prior, Witherspoon reflected on turning 50, and lessons she learned, as well as when she turned 40, 30 and 20 years old.

“I turn 50 on Sunday, and I can’t help but reflect on the years that shaped me into who I am today. Feeling grateful,” she wrote, adding a heart emoji.

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She continued, reflecting on her lessons from turning 40: “40, intentional, trying new things, embracing life fully.”

“Turning 40 felt like my first deep exhale. I know who I am now – and I want I want. Producing, championing women’s stories, and helping others find their voice lights me up. I still work hard, but now it’s with purpose. I co-wrote my first novel, explored new projects, and pushed myself in ways I’d never done before,” she wrote.

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For turning 30 she wrote: “Finding my voice, balancing motherhood, shaping my path.”

Adding: “I was learning to trust myself more – figuring out how to be a mom while having a career. I started producing because I wanted to tell stories that mattered, stories about women that weren’t being told. Wild and Big Little Lies felt like turning points. I realized I could create my own opportunities instead of waiting for them.”

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For turning 20, she said: “Ambitious, anxious, and my first taste of fame.”

Witherspoon continued: “I was scared of everything, but I kept going. I threw myself into roles like Election and Cruel Intentions, and then I won an Oscar at 29 for Walk the Line. I was working nonstop, trying to figure out life, how to be a mom, and I had no idea what I was doing half the time. But I was learning, and discovering that I could handle more than I thought.”

Chief Minister Khemchand said on Sunday that the talks will continue further and its aim is to establish peace in Manipur. The meeting lasted about 1 hour 45 minutes, which the Kuki Council described as an ice-breaking session. More than 260 people have died and thousands have been rendered homeless in violence between the Meitai and Kuki-Jo communities in Manipur since May 2023.

What did Manipur CM Khemchand Singh say?
Chief Minister Khemchand said, the biggest concern is that internally displaced people (IDPs) have not been able to return to their homes yet. It is necessary to restore trust between the two communities for the safe return of people. How long will the security forces continue to protect the people, now the society itself will have to come forward. Kuki Council thanks him for accepting the invitation for talks. This is a positive initiative towards peace in difficult times.

message of forget and forgive
Appealing for peace from all parties, the Chief Minister asked them to move forward in the spirit of forget and forgive. He clarified that no demands or promises were made in this meeting, rather it is just the beginning of dialogue. On the demand for separate administration, the CM said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has already talked about maintaining the territorial integrity of Manipur.

Kuki Council raised important issues
The Kuki-Jo Council said it raised several important issues at the meeting, including reducing tensions between the Kuki and Tangkhul communities and providing justice to victims of violence. The Council also called for maintaining the buffer zone and intensifying the ongoing negotiations to advance the peace process.

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Maryland Terrapins women’s basketball coach Brenda Frese came face-to-face with guard Oluchi Okananwa in an intense coaching moment on Sunday.

Frese and Okananwa came nose-to-nose during the Terrapins’ 74-66 loss against the Tar Heels in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. Maryland came into the game as the No. 5 seed, while North Carolina was the No. 4 seed.

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The longtime head coach was unhappy with Okananwa’s sequence in the third quarter. She turned the ball over, missed three free throws and missed a layup before she was subbed off the floor. Frese met Okananwa on the sideline.

“I believe in you, but you got to want this moment,” Frese said.

Okananwa scored 21 points, leading the team. She grabbed six rebounds and notched two steals. However, she did end up with six turnovers.

She told reporters after the game that she loves the hard-nosed style of coaching.

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“Coach understands I’m a competitor at heart,” she said, via The Athletic. “I’ve told her this before, and I’ll keep on telling her this forever. I love to be coached hard. That’s what she does with me every single day.”

Frese has been the head coach at Maryland since the 2002-03 season. She is 688-208 as head coach. She also had stops at Ball State and Minnesota.

“It’s always been a pulse that I’ve been able to have with individuals and players,” Frese said. “We do, at times, have to have those tough conversations. You can’t have them without a relationship. You’ve got to be able to have that. The best of the best, the elite of the elite, want to be coached hard.

“At that moment, I watched Oluchi struggle within this tournament. She’s just too gifted, so I wanted to implore how much belief I have in her and challenge her. I know what a winner and competitor she is. Just challenge her, do you want the moment? I knew to give it a minute, get her back in. And you saw she went out, she got a bucket, she got a steal, and never looked back.”

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It was her first season with the Terrapins after spending two years with the Duke Blue Devils. She finished the season, averaging 17.7 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game. She was an All-Big Ten Conference selection during the 2025-26 season.

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A British nuclear-powered submarine has been deployed to the Arabian Sea amid rising tensions in the region and came ahead of Iran’s failed ballistic missile attempt targeting Diego Garcia, a key U.S.-U.K. military base in the Indian Ocean, according to reports.

HMS Anson — a Royal Navy Astute-class submarine armed with Tomahawk Block IV cruise missiles and Spearfish heavyweight torpedoes — traveled about 5,500 miles from HMAS Stirling, near Perth, Australia, to the region earlier in March.

The submarine is reportedly operating in the northern Arabian Sea, positioning Britain to respond quickly if the conflict escalates.

HMS Anson periodically surfaces to maintain communications with the U.K.’s Permanent Joint Headquarters in London, GB News reported.

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The outlet reported that Anson is typically based at Faslane in Scotland, where an Iranian man has been charged with attempting to gain entry.

The deployment was said to have come shortly after the U.K. government authorized the United States to use British military bases for defensive operations targeting Iranian missile capabilities that have threatened shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

In a statement, Downing Street said the aim of those operations was to “degrade the missile sites and capabilities” used in attacks on ships, while emphasizing that Britain does not want to be drawn into a wider regional conflict.

Tensions intensified Sunday after Iran launched two ballistic missiles toward Diego Garcia, according to multiple reports. Neither missile reached its target; one reportedly failed in flight, while the other was intercepted.

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The attempted strike has raised concerns about Iran’s missile range, as Diego Garcia is roughly 2,485 miles from Iran.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi had warned Britain against supporting U.S. or Israeli military action, saying such involvement could further escalate the conflict.

Araghchi told U.K. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper that Iran views Britain’s decision to allow U.S. forces to use its bases as “participation in aggression,” according to his account of the call, the BBC reported.

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He also criticized what he described as the U.K.’s “negative and biased” approach and demanded that it cease cooperation with the United States.

The U.K. did not allow the U.S. to use its bases for initial offensive strikes against Iran but later granted permission for defensive operations in response to Iranian missile threats.

Downing Street said: “We didn’t participate in the initial strikes, and we’re not getting drawn into the wider war.”

Tehran has said it would exercise what it calls its right to self-defense if threatened.

Meanwhile, the U.K. Ministry of Defence said Sunday that Royal Air Force assets, including Typhoon jets, remain engaged in defensive operations in the region.

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The ministry added that British forces have helped counter Iranian drone threats while coordinating closely with allies.

Fox News Digital has reached out to the U.K. Ministry of Defence for comment.

Chili’s is calling out Ruth’s Chris Steak House after the chain’s dress code sparked backlash online.

The exchange unfolded on X, where Chili’s responded to a post highlighting Ruth’s Chris Steak House’s “business casual” policy, which requires guests to wear what the company describes as “proper attire.”

The casual dining chain quickly jumped into the conversation with a blunt response.

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“The only dress code at Chili’s is that you have to be dressed,” the company wrote.

The remark quickly gained traction, drawing more than a million views and prompting users to weigh in on the two chains’ very different approaches.

Ruth’s Chris’ policy states that guests who do not meet the dress code may be asked to dine in the bar or lounge area, a move that has drawn criticism from some diners, Fox News Digital previously reported.

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The guidelines also say hats should be removed upon entering, with those wearing ball caps directed to sit in the bar instead of the main dining room.

“The following attire is not permitted in our dining rooms: Gym wear, pool attire, tank tops, clothing with offensive graphics or language, revealing clothing or exposed undergarments,” the notice added.

Ruth’s Chris is owned by Darden Restaurants, which also operates Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse and The Capital Grille.

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Fox News Digital reached out to Darden for comment.

Chili’s response drew a range of reactions on social media.

“I’d rather go to Chili’s,” one user wrote, while others leaned into the chain’s more laid-back approach.

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Others disagreed, pointing to the difference between the two chains.

“Chili’s is not fine dining,” another commenter said, as some users argued that restaurants like Ruth’s Chris should maintain a higher standard.

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“I should be able to go have a nice date night with a significant other in a classier steak house with a proper ambiance, and I should also be able to go hang with the boys with some delicious food and ice cold beer in a rowdier and more comfortable environment,” a user noted.

Deirdre Bardolf of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Orlando Magic were involved in a heated clash on Saturday night, which ended in Luke Kennard hitting a game-winning shot to give L.A. a 105-104 win.

In the midst of the contest, Lakers star Luka Doncic picked up his 16th technical foul of the season when he got into it with Magic center Goga Bitadze. Doncic was chirping at Bitadze as the two were running down the floor in the third quarter.

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Doncic shed some light on the incident.

“I’m definitely hoping [it is rescinded],” he told reporters after the game, via ESPN. “Obviously, I let my team down getting that last tech. But honestly, I wasn’t trying to. [Bitadze] said at the free throw, he would f— my whole family. And at some point, this is a basketball court. At some point, I just can’t stand it. I got to stand up for myself. But I know I got to do better.

“My teammates, I know they have my back, so I let them down today. But hopefully, it gets rescinded.”

Bitadze told ESPN and the Orlando Sentinel that Doncic cursed at him in Serbian and he just repeated the same words at him. He explained that Doncic said something about his mother and he repeated the same thing back to him.

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“I have all the respect for Luka and what he has done,” Bitadze said. “And I really respect everybody’s family. Where I come from, it’s really sacred and we really respect each other’s families, and I would never directly say that. He just said some inappropriate things in the Serbian language, which, I played in Serbia, I understand.

“I don’t know if he knew I understood what he said. So, I just said it back. And it was nothing towards his family or anybody. His family, I really, truly respect them.”

If Doncic doesn’t win his appeal, he will be forced to sit out one game as discipline for hitting the 16-technical-foul threshold.

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The Lakers are 46-25 and No. 3 in the Western Conference.

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