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What was the jury’s verdict in the decades‑old Tupac Shakur murder case?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
A guilty verdict decades in the making. I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. A Las Vegas jury convicts an ex-gang member in the shooting death of Tupac Shakur.
Kristen Goodwin 0:12
After less than three hours of deliberations, a jury finding Dwayne Davis
Tanya J. Powers 0:17
guilty of first degree murder with use of a deadly weapon.
Kristen Goodwin 0:19
Prosecutors say Davis, a former leader of the Compton Cripps gang, orchestrated the nineteen ninety six fatal drive-by shooting of Tupac in Las Vegas after a fight involving the rapper's entourage and Davis's nephew. The sixty-three-year-old is not accused of pulling the trigger but of providing the gun, charged in twenty twenty-three. After co-writing a book, prosecutors say detailed his involvement. The defense argued there was no physical evidence.

How did prosecutors link Dwayne Davis to the 1996 drive‑by shooting of Tupac?

Kristen Goodwin 0:42
A judge ordering Davis to be held with No bail, a sentencing hearing is sent for october thirteenth.
Lisa Lucera 0:48
Fox's Kristen Goodwin Davis is the only person to be charged in the killing. A woman is dead, a man is wounded after the NYPD says. A woman armed with two knives stabbed them at random in Times Square this afternoon before she was shot and killed by police. This was an extraordinarily dangerous situation unfolding in the heart of Times Square. Queens refused to give up the knives after the stabbing and was tased by officers, but it had no effect. Tish says the suspect was shot as she continued to approach the officers arm with the knives.

What happened during the random knife attack in Times Square and how was it stopped?

Lisa Lucera 1:23
President Trump says more drug makers are signing on to a pledge to lower prescription prices.
Jared Halpern 1:29
Nine medium sized pharmaceutical firms are agreeing to cut prices for US patients as part of a most favored nation's deal with the Trump administration.
Donald J. Trump 1:38
For decades, Americans paid the highest drug prices anywhere in the world by far. Wasn't even close. We were ripped off.
Jared Halpern 1:45
President Trump says price agreements have now been made with more than two dozen drug makers over the past year, covering ninety percent of the pharmaceutical market. Fox
Lisa Lucera 1:54
is Shared Halpern America's listening to Fox News. Homeland Security and the Transportation Department launching a new crackdown on truck driving schools.

Which drug manufacturers agreed to lower U.S. prescription prices under the Trump administration’s pledge?

Mike Tobin 2:06
The Trump administration is announcing an interagency task force called Crossroads of America. The goal is to get unqualified drivers out of 18 wheelers. The term unqualified drivers starts with those so unskilled in English they can't read road signs. DHS Secretary Mark Weinmullen gave an example of a commercial driver's license that had been issued. And for an identification, it just read no name given. for shut down two hundred seventy truck driving schools, some that didn't have trucks or space to test drivers, and others that passed drivers who could not meet English proficiency standards.
Lisa Lucera 2:41
Fox is Mike Toba and the Federal Trade Commission, along with 20 states suing Amazon, claiming the company manipulates prices for ads on its platform, causing advertisers to suffer billions of dollars in harm. Last year, Amazon agreed to pay $2.5 billion in fines and reimbursements to prime subscribers to settle the FTC's allegations that it deceived customers to generate subscriptions.

What new federal task force is targeting unqualified 18‑wheel truck drivers and how will it shut down rogue driving schools?

Lisa Lucera 3:06
Lifetime ban from a prediction market.
Tanya J. Powers 3:08
Kalshi says it will bar former Republican Congressman George Santos from using its platform for life, the first lifetime ban issued by the company. Calci says its compliance department has also imposed a penalty of more than seventy-one thousand dollars on Santos, who was expelled from Congress in twenty twenty three. The ban comes after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission said that Santos made more than $17,000 by placing bets on his attendance at President Trump's. Trump's State of the Union address. Following Santos' expulsion from Congress, he pleaded guilty in twenty twenty four to federal charges of wire fraud and identity theft. He was sentenced to a little more than seven years in prison, but that sentence was commuted last year by President Trump.
Lisa Lucera 3:52
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