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Why are FEMA and TSA employees facing unpaid work again?
They might not get paid for a while. Again, I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Tens of thousands of employees at FEMA and TSA may need to work without pay for the third time since October. Because funding for much of Homeland Security runs out at midnight. And Fox's Chad Pergram also reports from the Capitol. The fight is over ICE. Congress abandoned town with no deal in place to reform ICE. That's why Democrats would not fund DHS. Democrats demand concrete reform. Yet immigration enforcement operations will continue, mostly unaffected, already funded by Republicans in the big, beautiful bill.
What are the implications of the ICE funding debate in Congress?
Now to Minnesota, where Fox's Brooke Taylor reports.
Five people who were federally indicted accused of storming this church with anti-ice agitators are going to be arraigned this afternoon. DHS says three of those people were the ringleaders accusing them of planning the riot.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was also at that church protest and will also be arraigned today. Lemon insists he was just covering the protest as a journalist. President Trump will travel to Fort Bragg in North Carolina in a few hours. where he'll thank troops involved in the operation in Venezuela last month that captured leader Nicolas Maduro, now jailed on drug and terror charges in the U.S. And as Fox's Jared Halpern reports from the White House, the president's moving some naval forces that had been targeting drug trafficking boats off the South American coast to increase pressure on Iran.
The USS Gerald Ford is sailing from the Caribbean to the Middle East, increasing the firepower available to President Trump if a deal with Iran is not made. We have to make a deal. Otherwise, it's going to be very traumatic, very traumatic. I don't want that to happen, but we have to make a deal. The president tells me he thinks an agreement can be made in about a month's time. It should happen quickly. They should agree very quickly.
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There is now a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the Nancy Guthrie search in day 13. A mass suspect seen on video around the time the 84-year-old was kidnapped has been described as 5, 9, or 10, and they detailed the backpack he was wearing as one from Walmart.
County Sheriff is asking anyone with a camera in roughly a two-mile radius of Nancy's home to check their video from January 1st through February 1st and submit any video to the Pima County Sheriff's online link. They're looking for people, cars, or of course, suspicious activity.
That's Fox's Matt Finn in Tucson, Arizona. The trial will soon resume in Los Angeles in the case against some social media platforms in a lawsuit alleging they're made to be addictive. Two days after the head of Instagram, Adam Mosseri, testified, expert witnesses will be taking the stand.
We're going to be hearing whether these people today believe that 16 hours of Instagram use could potentially be a form of addiction. Now, Mosseri said he didn't believe it's an addiction, but he says that he believes that's problematic addiction. used.
What recent events occurred at the anti-ICE protest in Minnesota?
Now, Wednesday, as he testified, there were parents in the courtroom in that first row who lost their children because they believe that social media led to self-esteem and mental health issues, ending up with some of them taking their lives. Now, at one point, some of these parents could be heard crying and scoffs could be heard at other times as well.
It was less inflation. That's why the Fox Business Network's Kelly Sabera outside that court in L.A. There was less inflation in January. The monthly consumer price increased just 0.2%. The annual inflation rate fell from December down to 2.4%. And on Wall Street, a turnaround for the Dow was down earlier. Now it's gaining 87 points, but the Nasdaq is still down off by 6%.
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