Lisa Brady

Rubio also reassuring a Senate panel the U.S.

is not abandoning NATO.

Just in from the Fed, they're leaving interest rates alone after three quarter point cuts last year.

America's listening to Fox News.

A U.S.

senator running for governor in Alabama is facing a residency challenge from a Republican primary opponent.

A second major golf champion is leaving the Saudi-funded live golf tour.

Patrick Reed just announcing he'll spend the rest of the year on the European tour, hoping to return to the PGA as early as September.

This after Brooks Koepka announced a PGA return, which comes with financial penalties for live players.

Another NFL team finds a new head coach.

Fox is Jared Max.

Only the Raiders and Cardinals still have head coaching spots open.

Again, the Fed leaving interest rates alone, saying the economy is expanding at a solid pace, but that uncertainty about the economic outlook remains elevated.

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Reassurance on Capitol Hill.

Lisa Brady, Fox News.

As Secretary of State Marco Rubio faces a Senate panel about Trump foreign policy a month after the ouster of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.

Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy among the Democrats skeptical about the end result with no timetable for a democratic transition and the president reserving the right to use force again in the future.

But Rubio adds the president could act defensively to eliminate a threat if needed.

He also tells senators Iran's regime is probably weaker than it's ever been and that protests will likely spark up again after thousands were killed in a government crackdown on recent demonstrations.