Lisa Brady

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expected to make a statement soon.

There also appears to be disagreement over which peace plan is on the table for talks between the U.S.

and Iran.

President Trump posting there's only one group of meaningful points acceptable to the U.S.

and that they'll be discussed behind closed doors.

Some Democrats who criticized Operation Epic Fury remain critical.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer argues that leverage is not gone.

A 17-year string of killings in New York officially solved.

The man who was charged, architect Rex Heuermann, pleading guilty today to seven murders and admitting an eighth.

Suffolk County DA Raymond Tierney says Heuermann is also waiving his right to appeal.

Heuermann killed the women and dumped their bodies in remote locations on Long Island's Gilgo Beach.

He'll face life in prison without parole when he's sentenced in June.

America is listening to Fox News.

The daughter of a Michigan woman missing on a Bahamas boating trip suspects foul play.

The husband breaking his silence with a Facebook post that he's heartbroken that his sole focus is finding the woman he calls his beloved Lynette.

The post says she fell in unpredictable seas and high winds and that the winds and currents drove them apart despite desperate attempts to reach her.

A Texas man who tried to blame the death of his girlfriend on a dog is heading to prison.

Fox's Jeff Manasso.

A ceasefire rally continues on Wall Street.

The Dow up more than 1,200 points as oil prices tumble.