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They'll go back down. I'm Chris Foster. Fox News. Average gas prices are up over four dollars a gallon today for the first time in three and a half years. White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt says that'll plummet when the military operation in Iran is over.
What is the current state of gas prices and their causes?
Spikes in large part because of Iran is blocking the straight of Hormuz shipping channel. President Trump says he'll remember the lack of support from our allies there.
He just sent a warning to other nations who are not getting involved with this conflict, saying, go get your own oil. He wrote it on Truth Social this morning. He said that they should either buy from the U.S., we have plenty, or go to the straight and just take it. You'll have to learn, start learning how to fight yourself. The USA won't be there to help you anymore, just like you weren't there for us. He writes, adding, go get your own oil.
Fox's Ayesha Hosni at the White House. A Russian tanker has docked in Cuba with 730,000 barrels of oil, the first tanker there in three months.
How is the conflict in Iran affecting global oil supply?
The Trump administration in this case did not enforce its Cuba energy blockade. Great Britain's King Charles plans to visit the United States April 27th to 30th.
It follows President Trump's second state visit to the UK last year, a repeat engagement no US president had done before. The King's visit will include a state dinner at the White House and an address to Congress. Some British politicians have called on the planned visit to be cancelled after a series of disagreements. President Trump has criticised the UK for its stance on Operation Epic Fury. and he angered British veterans by downplaying the UK's military involvement in Afghanistan.
Fox and Jonathan Savage in London, President Trump on True Social. This momentous occasion will be even more special this year as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of our great country. I look forward to spending time with the king, whom I greatly respect. Three FBI agents are suing for their jobs back, saying they were illegally fired for their work on the Trump 2020 attempted election interference case. That was a class action suit that could end up covering other fired agents accused of weaponizing federal law enforcement. America's listening to Fox News.
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The rally on Wall Street starts today. The Dow is up 647 points. Democrats and Congress want more scrutiny of potential insider trading in an emerging betting market.
More than 40 Democratic lawmakers are pressing the Trump administration to make sure federal employees are not using insider knowledge to trade on prediction markets. Signing a letter to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Office of Government Ethics after some well-timed bets on recent events, such as the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, have raised concerns that non-public knowledge was used to profit from trades. The lawmakers are also seeking a staff-level briefing on whether the two agencies have offered any guidance on the issue, investigated reports of potential insider trading, or taken steps to detect or prevent such practices. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
The Artemis II mission, still a go for liftoff tomorrow at 6.24 p.m. Eastern time as of now, with NASA giving an 80% chance the weather in Florida will cooperate.
The mission is a critical step before an attempt to land once again on the moon. NASA's Associate Administrator Amit Shatria said all aspects are checking out. The vehicle's ready, the system is ready, the crew is ready. As for the crew, NASA astronauts Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Reid Wiseman, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen, they'll spend this day having critical conversations, according to Chief Flight Director Emily Nelson. last-minute briefings and meetings with some of the team before they head into launch day. NASA has a six-day window to launch starting Wednesday.
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