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No DNA match in the Guthrie case.

I'm Chris Foster, Fox News.

17 days into the case, investigators come up empty, examining a glove that was found during the search for Today Show co-host Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy, in Arizona.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos tells Fox.

CODIS is the Combined DNA Index System, a database managed by the FBI.

The sheriff says a blue shirt found not far from a trail of blood drops was left behind by a member of a U.S.

Border Patrol canine team.

There were a few more hours of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks today in Geneva, Switzerland.

Fox's Trey Yinks reports.

Iran's foreign minister says today's talks were more constructive than the first round earlier this month.

One of the main public faces of the Trump administration's deportation operations is leaving her job.

President Trump calls the Reverend Jesse Jackson a good man and a force of nature.

The civil rights leader died today, 84 years old, in Chicago.

He was a protege of Martin Luther King Jr.

and his niece, Alveda King, says from her conversations with Jackson.

She was on Fox and Friends.

America's listening to Fox News.

A planned media merger could be taking another direction after all.

On Wall Street, the Dow's up 140 points, the S&P up 24, the Nasdaq's up 101.