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What recent developments occurred in U.S.-Colombia relations?
A South American leader goes to the White House. I'm Dave Anthony. Fox News. One month after a U.S. operation put another in jail in New York, where ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is facing a trial on drug and terror charges. And before meeting this hour with Colombian leader Gustavo Petro, President Trump says... Somehow after the Venezuelan raid, he became very nice.
Last year or so, President Trump and President Petro spent a large chunk of the time tossing insults at one another. Trump calling Petro a drug dealer and a sick man. The leftist Colombian president described Trump as an accomplice to genocide. Fox's Rich Edson at the White House. The two leaders are expected to discuss countering drug trafficking, boosting trade between the U.S. and Colombia. They will also likely discuss stability in Venezuela.
Now today, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is in Israel for talks with the Prime Minister. Friday, he'll sit down with Iran's foreign minister for what Iran hopes are fair and equitable negotiations as U.S. Navy ships enter the region amid Trump threats to take action over a deadly crackdown on protests and if Iran doesn't make a nuclear deal. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce just told Fox Business.
This is about the Middle East. It's about stability. However the president is going to achieve that, it is going to be done. This is why Iran is at the table, because they understand... Who's in charge?
The House may vote today to end the partial government shutdown, providing funding through September, but not for Homeland Security. Only two weeks' worth as Democrats demand ICE reform over controversial raids and shootings in Minneapolis.
House Speaker Mike Johnson just said... What must be a part of that discussion is the participation of blue cities in federal immigration enforcement.
We just got this update from American Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn, who won gold in 2010 but crashed in practice in Italy the other day.
She said Tuesday that while she completely ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament, the ACL in her left knee in Friday's crash, and suffered meniscal damage and bone bruising, that she is, quote, confident she'll be able to compete in the Olympics.
Fox's Jared Max, the Olympic opening ceremony is Friday. America's listening.
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The search continues in Arizona, where the worry grows, looking for the mother of today's show host Savannah Guthrie, Nancy, not seen since Saturday night.
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that investigators found blood inside Nancy Guthrie's home and that there were signs of forced entry. Fox News is working to confirm those details.
Fox's Alicia Cunha is in Tucson.
The Pima County Sheriff says that there is evidence that she was taken against her will and that she was likely harmed in the process. And while any missing persons case is a race against time, the 84-year-old mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie has medical conditions that require medication. And if doses are missed, it can be fatal, according to the sheriff. He also said the homicide unit is leading the investigation and they are working with both local and federal law enforcement.
Now an update on the case of a teenager who went missing in Indiana.
17-year-old Haley Busby's remains were found over the weekend in southern Indiana, nearly a month after she disappeared from her Indianapolis area home, with a man from Columbus, Ohio now jailed for now on charges of pandering sexual material involving a minor and tampering with evidence.
I can tell you that he will be entering a not guilty plea if and when he's charged with a homicide in this matter.
39-year-old Tyler Thomas' attorney after police say they tracked Thomas' vehicle to Busby's neighborhood January 5th, where he admits to picking her up after they met on a gaming app, that he led police and the FBI to her remains in Perry County.
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