Ted Lindner

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A Texas jury delivering their verdict in the case against former Uvalde police officer Adrian Gonzalez, finding him not guilty on 29 charges.

He was charged with failing to quickly respond to the May 2022 school shooting, but the defense claimed he drove into danger that day.

Gonzalez telling reporters he was given a second chance by God.

The incident was one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S.

history, drawing widespread national attention and calls for changes to school safety and gun policy.

Nineteen children and two teachers were killed by the gunman.

President Trump is pulling back on his tariff threats on Europe after announcing a potential NATO agreement over his push to take over Greenland.

Fox's Jared Halpern with more.

And a federal judge blocks lawmakers' efforts to force the Justice Department to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, ruling he lacks jurisdiction to appoint an outside expert to ensure justice complies with the law to make all files pertaining to the prosecution of Epstein available for public view.

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The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether President Trump legally removed Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.

She's accused of mortgage fraud.

Fox's Shannon Bream.

Cook says she was fired due to political pressure.

Ice begins conducting an operation in Maine this week.

Fox's Griff Jenkins reporting from Portland.

Iran has offered its first government-issued death count on Wednesday following a crackdown on nationwide protests.

The regime, given a far lower figure than activists say, over 3,100 people have been killed.

The U.S.-based human rights activist news agency say that total is actually closer to 5,000 people.