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What urgent meeting is the European Union holding regarding tariffs?
An urgent meeting in Europe. I'm Kathleen Maloney, Fox News. The European Union will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to address President Trump's threat to impose tariffs on eight countries that do not support the U.S. buying Greenland. Fox's Alicia Acuna with the latest.
A 10% tariff will take effect on February 1st, an increase to 25% on June 1st, unless a deal is reached. The countries include Denmark, Norway, France, Sweden, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Finland. European leaders quickly... and sharply criticized the move. Thousands also marched in Greenland and Denmark today to protest against a potential U.S. takeover. Meantime, a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is in Copenhagen showing support for Denmark and Greenland's sovereignty and NATO.
The president claims Greenland is crucial to U.S. security, and he has not ruled out the use of military force to take control. The U.S. launching another strike on ISIS targets in Syria.
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What are the implications of Trump's proposed tariffs on eight countries?
today saying that they did another strike in central Syria, part of Operation Hawkeye Strike, which the U.S. launched on December 22nd in response to the attack that led to the death of two members of the Iowa National Guard, as well as an American civilian interpreter, U.S. Central Command, which is the group that oversees military operations in that region in the Middle East, as well as parts of Asia. They say that a strike resulted in the death of a leader affiliated with al-Qaeda who had direct ties to an ISIS terrorist responsible for that ambush attack on those two service members, as well as an American civilian interpreter. So far, they say there have been 100 targets that have been hit all over Syria related to ISIS targets.
Fox's Madeline Rivera. This was the latest strike as part of a broader U.S. operation to target so-called ISIS thugs trying to regroup. America's listening to Fox News.
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Democrat Abigail Spanberger is sworn in as Virginia's first female governor. Fox's Madison Scarpino with details.
The historic new governor was sworn in on the iconic steps of the Virginia state capitol in Richmond. And she says that the history and gravity of this moment are not lost on her. I maintain an abiding sense of gratitude to those who work generation after generation to ensure women could be among those casting ballots. Spanberger is Virginia's first female governor. Spanberger previously said she hopes she can work with the Republican-led federal government, especially given Virginia is home to many federal employees. But she also said she's ready to stand up for Virginia and its economy. Spanberger is succeeding now former Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin.
This comes as Virginia passed a proposed constitutional amendment that could allow congressional districts to be redrawn before the midterms pending voter approval. It is January and we can expect cold temperatures. But in the southeast, it's rare to get snow. But it could happen this weekend.
It's all about cold air and the moisture getting together, and that doesn't happen very often at this latitude. But tomorrow, for several hours, that will happen. We'll start with rain this evening with temperatures in the 50s. Overnight, temperatures continue to cool down as the Arctic front comes in. And then along about sunrise, the rain will change to snow. It will be wet snow. The advisory, a half an inch. Maybe some spots get an inch. The only place it's really going to accumulate are car tops, the metal surfaces, which chill down fast, and on these grassy surfaces in the area. The Georgia DOT is not doing any preps. They're not going to brine the roadways today because temperatures when it's snowing will stay above freezing, just above freezing, and the rain would wash the brine away.
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