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What evidence has emerged in the search for Savannah Guthrie's mother?
Troming through evidence. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. A pair of gloves found near the home of Nancy Guthrie as the FBI searches for the missing 84-year-old mother of Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie.
Those gloves, black, happen to resemble gloves that were on the video that we saw of the suspect who apparently went up and ripped the Nest camera off of Nancy Guthrie's front
Fox's Trace Gallagher in Tucson also today. Men were seen at the home of Annie Guthrie, Savannah's sister, carrying bags out of the home. But it's not clear if they were investigators or people working for the family who have not been staying at the home. Democratic lawmakers react after a grand jury refused to indict them. In an investigation of a video posted telling the military to refuse illegal orders.
Senator Alyssa Slotkin says she found out through the media.
Intimidation was the point to get other people beyond us to think twice about speaking out.
Slotkin says she's keeping her options open when asked if she will sue Attorney General Pam Bondi. Republicans have criticized the Democrats who appeared in the video, saying it could put national security at risk.
Fox's Ryan Schmelz on Capitol Hill. The House has passed the SAVE Act, which calls for tightening voting rules, including voter ID and proof of citizenship.
Ensuring the integrity of elections is an essential issue. It's essential to maintaining our constitutional republic.
Speaker Mike Johnson, the measure next goes to the Senate, but in order for it to pass, it would need the support of Democrats. The number of dead in the crackdown on protests in Iran has reached at least 7,000, and many more fear dead, according to activists. The new number is coming as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is at the White House for another round of talks with President Trump on a possible deal with Iran over its nuclear program. America is listening to Fox News.
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A move for a new trial for a notorious convicted killer in South Carolina.
Attorneys for the former attorney Alex Murdoch are before South Carolina State Supreme Court today arguing that Murdoch should be retried for the 2021 murders of his wife and adult son. Murdoch, who once led his storied family's prominent legal firm, is now serving a life sentence for the killings in a case that captured national tabloid attention and involved matters of drug abuse and money laundering and even the misdeeds of a court clerk later convicted of perjury. Murdoch himself is not attending the appeal hearing. Eben Brown, Fox News.
Murdoch continues to insist that he didn't commit the crimes. Seattle threw a party today for the new Super Bowl champs.
The Seahawks celebrated their victory in Super Bowl 60 with their fans, known as the 12s.
A lot of people, you know, didn't believe in me, but it didn't matter because the ones that are close believed in me, including y'all. I appreciate y'all so much.
That was Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold thanking the crowd at Lumen Field. Darnold has brought the organization its second Lombardi trophy in his first season with the Seahawks after being labeled a bust early in his career. Taken third by the Jets in the 2018 NFL Draft, Darnold has played for five teams in his eight NFL seasons, but he's finally found a home in Seattle. The Seahawks manhandled the Patriots 29-13 on Sunday, not allowing New England to score until the fourth quarter. Joe Morgan. Fox News.
What are the implications of the grand jury's decision on Democratic lawmakers?
Scientists are testing whether gene editing might offer a one-time fix for high cholesterol. It's very early stage research that has been tried on only a few dozen people so far. But gene editing approaches have been developed by two companies. They show hints that switching off certain genes could dramatically reduce cholesterol.
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