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Why did a federal judge find the Department of Homeland Security in contempt over ICE raid evidence?
The Department of Homeland Security punished by a judge. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. It's over his handling of evidence during ICE raids.
A federal judge says Homeland Security is slow rolling its response to her order to preserve evidence from last year's controversial ICE raids in the Los Angeles area. She found the DHS in contempt for not completing her January order to create digital copies of cell phone communications for more than 800 immigration agents. Attorneys for immigrants argue those records could reveal evidence of racial profiling during the raids. The judge ordered Homeland Security to pay a fine of $500 a day until it complies and also pay the plaintiff's legal cost for obtaining the records.
Fox's Carmen Roberts, attorneys for DHS, admitted in court in June they were processing the government devices at a rate of three phones every two weeks, which would take nearly four years to complete.
What are the latest developments in U.S.–Iran talks and President Trump's statements on Iran?
Talks between the U.S. and Iran through mediators in Oman continue. President Trump telling a crowd in Las Vegas this afternoon... Iran cannot have...
A nuclear weapon.
Can't have it. The president again claiming he was ready to launch another major attack on Iran, but other Middle East nations asked him to back off. Three people charged with making threats as authorities following last month's death of a black teenager from Mississippi.
The death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells during a July 4th boat trip with friends has been the source of relentless online speculation.
What are the facts and controversies surrounding the death of 18‑year‑old Nolan Wells in Mississippi?
Nolan is black. His high school friends are white. The teen's body was found two days after their trip near an island off Mississippi's Gulf Coast. An independent autopsy found the cause of death to be undetermined. No arrests have been made.
Fox's Tom Graham. The three have no connection to Nolan or his family, and they're facing charges over threats made to a judge, a witness, and local officials. America's listening to Fox News.
How are Maryland Republicans planning to challenge the new constitutional amendment on congressional redistricting?
Maryland Republicans say they'll sue over a constitutional amendment approved by state lawmakers during this week's special session.
Republican leaders in Maryland say they will mount a legal challenge to Tuesday's vote by the state's Democratic-controlled General Assembly that could change the rules surrounding how congressional district maps are drawn. State senators approved House Bill 2100, the constitutional amendment that, if approved by voters in November, would override a 2022 court ruling that some Democrats say blocked efforts to redraw Maryland's eight congressional districts. The mid-decade redistricting push follows similar moves by other states, touched off by President Trump when he urged Texas to redraw congressional maps ahead of this year's midterm elections. Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
Hackers attempted a series of cyber attacks on major financial services firms and money managers in the past few days. Reuters reports the attempts used phone calls where the cyber criminals tried to trick employees into granting them access or handing over other sensitive information. Point 72 Asset Management told investors it faced an attack from hackers and two other firms, two Sigma Investments and Citadel, were also reportedly targeted.
What cyber‑attack attempts hit major financial firms and what happened with Perez Hilton’s hospitalization?
Perez Hilton is hospitalized after he appeared to harm himself in a live stream.
Celebrity gossip blogger Perez Hilton's family is thanking those who have reached out for their love and support after Hilton was hospitalized in Miami. They confirmed in a statement that he is receiving medical care, and that's where they are focusing. Miami-Dade Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to Hilton's home upon receiving numerous calls. from concerned viewers who had witnessed a TikTok live stream, which has since been taken down, in which Hilton appears to be bloodied and in a distressed mental state. According to Fox News Digital, Hilton was placed under a psychiatric hold under the Baker Act. He reportedly had wounds and cuts all over the place.
Fox is Michelle Polino. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did a federal judge find the Department of Homeland Security in contempt over ICE raid evidence?
0:02–1:00
2
What are the latest developments in U.S.–Iran talks and President Trump's statements on Iran?
1:00–1:34
3
What are the facts and controversies surrounding the death of 18‑year‑old Nolan Wells in Mississippi?
1:34–2:00
4
How are Maryland Republicans planning to challenge the new constitutional amendment on congressional redistricting?
2:00–3:11
5
What cyber‑attack attempts hit major financial firms and what happened with Perez Hilton’s hospitalization?
3:11–3:56