Lisa Lucera

Ian Roberts worked as a school administrator for two decades before he was arrested in a targeted ICE operation.

Roberts initially pled not guilty to the two charges, which together carry a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.

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The Supreme Court considering President Trump's emergency application to fire a Federal Reserve governor.

The northwest Oregon town of Sheridan is stepping up its testing of the river that supplies some of its drinking water, prompted by reporting that a local wood trader released stormwater tainted with toxic preservatives into the water while regulators kept it quiet.

The proposed tests are separate from standard monitoring for contaminants in city drinking water.

The annual list of terrible movies is out.

A breakthrough on Greenland.

I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News.

President Trump, after meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Switzerland on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, the president is saying as a result of that, he's pulled his plan for tariffs on several European nations that were set to go into effect next month.

But Danish officials are holding firm, telling Fox Business's Edward Lawrence, Greenland is not for sale.

President Trump has repeatedly said the U.S.

ownership of Greenland was necessary to prevent threats from Russia and China.

Stocks recovered half of yesterday's plunge after President Trump called off the Greenland-related tariffs.

The Dow gained 5.88.

The Nasdaq added 270.

The S&P plus 78.

ICE officials are moving toward entering private homes for enforcement even without a warrant from a judge.

That's according to an internal memo obtained by the Associated Press.

Fox's Grinnell Scott.