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Why are Greenland and Denmark’s foreign ministers meeting U.S. officials about territorial control?
Thanks, but no thanks. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's what the Foreign Ministers of Greenland and Denmark may tell Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio at a meeting this hour in Washington. They don't want the U.S. to take over the Danish territory, but President Trump keeps insisting. In a truth social post, Fox's Chris
Foster reads NATO becomes far more formidable and effective with Greenland in the hands of the United States. Anything less than that is unacceptable. He also writes, it is vital for the golden dome that we are building. That's the missile defense system the Pentagon's developing.
I disagree with him. I don't know who he is, don't know anything about him, but uh that's gonna be a big problem for him.
What warnings is the U.S. President giving Iran over recent protest crackdowns?
Well the president is also warning Iran over a deadly crackdown on protest that now includes fast trials and an execution reportedly today. He tells CBS News
when they start killing thousands of people and now you're telling me about hanging, uh we'll see how that works out for them. It's not gonna work out good.
As he considers possible military action, Iran could consider retaliation. So Fox has learned some US military personnel have been told to leave bases in the Middle East. It's been a week now since the deadly ice shooting in Minneapolis. Protesters who call that murder continued last night clashing with federal agents. Fox's Matt Finn's been there watching.
Federal officers use crowd control tactics like tear gas and pepper balls. Now also yesterday pro protesters surrounded federal officers as they were taking people into custody in a Minneapolis neighborhood. Now Minneapolis police tell Fox they've arrested 31 protesters since Renee Good's death.
Homeland Security maintains good was interfering with ICE operations and drove toward an officer.
How are federal agents and protesters clashing in Minneapolis after the ice‑shooting incident?
Minneapolis mayor Jacob Fry, a Democrat, has demanded ICE get the bleep out of his city. He tells Fox and friends they are acting unconstitutionally in his city. America's listening to Fox News.
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Stocks are down this morning. The Dow falling 207 points, the Nasdaq dropping three hundred twenty, the S P five hundred losing sixty points. We got news on the economy earlier, delayed by the government shutdown. Retail sales rose more than expected in November of six tenths of a percent. There wasn't much wholesale inflation up just two tenths of a percent month over month, though the annual rate of producer price inflation increased to three percent in November.
Why did the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 tumble this morning and what does it mean for the economy?
Another Retailers struggling.
Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus stores are expected to remain open while parent company Sachs Global reorganizes under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The Saks and Neiman merger happened only about a year ago. It was hoped the combination would save money for the luxury chains. Instead, the company was dealing with debt during a continued slowdown in demand for luxury goods, and luxury companies are selling directly to customers. Customers. There are currently thirty-three sacks, thirty-six Neiman Marcus, two Bergdorf Goodman, and seventy Saks off fifth discount stores. The Wall Street Journal says it's likely some stores will eventually close. Jenny Cocelda, Fox News.
A mission.
Is about to end early in space.
What led Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy?
A SpaceX capsule will bring home four crew members from the International Space Station, two Americans, one Russian, and one Japanese. The return trip on behalf of NASA is an early return for those four crew members, as one of them reportedly suffered an unspecified medical concern last week, and the space agency opted to bring them home now instead of waiting until their intended February departure. The capsule will undock this evening and is planning to splash down in the Pacific off the California coast in the early morning hours on Thursday.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why are Greenland and Denmark’s foreign ministers meeting U.S. officials about territorial control?
0:03–0:49
2
What warnings is the U.S. President giving Iran over recent protest crackdowns?
0:49–1:46
3
How are federal agents and protesters clashing in Minneapolis after the ice‑shooting incident?
1:46–2:40
4
Why did the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 tumble this morning and what does it mean for the economy?
2:40–3:25
5
What led Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy?
3:25–4:11
6
When will the SpaceX capsule return the ISS crew to Earth and why was the mission accelerated?
4:11–4:13