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What is the latest death toll and U.S. response to the protests in Iran?
Hundreds dead in protests in Iran. I'm Lisa Licera of Fox News. A US based human rights agency says the number of dead during protests in Iran has jumped to nearly six hundred fifty and is expected to rise. The demonstrations began weeks ago over the country's failing economy. Exiled Iranian crowned prince Reza Pahlavi tells Fox's Sean Hannity he's been in touch with people inside Iran who've witnessed the bloodshed.
The level of massacre has been unbelievable, unfortunately. The regime is uh with no pity using military uh machinery, uh uh A K forty sevens to shoot to death protesters.
President Trump has increased the economic pressure on Iran by telling countries to do business with the regime and with the U.S. they will be subject to a twenty five percent tariff.
How does the U.S. government view Venezuela’s interim leadership and upcoming elections?
The State Department is telling any U.S. citizens who may be in Iran to leave now because of the protest and have a plan that does not require U.S. government help.
Welcome Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado on Thursday. But despite the meeting with the Venezuelan opposition leader, White House press secretary Caroline Levit tells me the president has confidence in the interim president Delcy Rodriguez.
The interim authorities and Delcy Rodriguez and her team have been very cooperative with the United States and the president and his team.
Levitt would not put a timeline on elections in Venezuela following the capture by US forces of former leader Nicolas Maduro earlier this month. Machado has praised President Trump and even suggested giving him her twenty twenty five Nobel Peace Prize.
Fox is Jared Halpin at the White House.
What are the key issues in the federal murder trial of Luigi Mangioni in New York?
The murder rate in London fell to its lowest level in decades, with police reporting ninety-seven homicides in twenty twenty-five, down from one hundred nine in twenty twenty-four. America is listening to Fox News.
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The judge overseeing Luigi Mangioni's federal murder trial in New York wants to hear from the police department where he was first taken into custody.
Judge Margaret Garnett wants a hearing to determine whether Luigi Mangioni's backpack was illegally seized when he was arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania, five days after United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson's murder in New York City. The judge is ordering prosecutors to bring in an Altoona police officer, not necessarily one involved in this arrest, who can testify about the department's procedures regarding a suspect's personal property when the arrest is in a public place.
Why did the U.S. Supreme Court decline to hear the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy case?
She says she expects that testimony at a short hearing to be held in the next. It also wants prosecutors to provide an affidavit in support of the federal search warrant. In New York, Chris Foster, Fox News.
The US Supreme Court will not take up a review of a bankruptcy plan for the Boy Scouts of America.
The High Court justices rejected the appeal of a small group of sexual assault survivors who said they were against a $2.5 billion compensation plan. The Boy Scouts declared bankruptcy in 2020, the result of money spent on hundreds of abuse lawsuits against the organization. In 2022, a federal bankruptcy court in Delaware okay to reorganization plan allowing the scouts to keep operation. Operating while claims against them were still being filed. But a few dozen survivors wanted the Supreme Court to block that deal.
What does the latest Gallup poll reveal about Americans abandoning the two major parties?
For now a lower appeals court decision will remain in place. Grenal Scott, Fox News.
Americans are rejecting the two major political parties, according to a new poll. The Gallup poll finding forty pr forty-five percent of U.S. adults now identify as independents, a shift from twenty years ago when closer to one third of Americans said they don't identify with Democrats or Republicans. The poll found younger people are rejecting the parties at much higher rates than older generations.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the latest death toll and U.S. response to the protests in Iran?
0:03–0:51
2
How does the U.S. government view Venezuela’s interim leadership and upcoming elections?
0:51–1:44
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What are the key issues in the federal murder trial of Luigi Mangioni in New York?
1:44–2:45
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Why did the U.S. Supreme Court decline to hear the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy case?
2:45–3:33
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What does the latest Gallup poll reveal about Americans abandoning the two major parties?
3:33–4:10