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Why did an ICE agent plead not guilty in a Minnesota court?
Not guilty. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That is what an ICE agent just pleaded in court this morning in Minnesota. The same plea that Christian Castro entered yesterday in state court, as he faces two prosecutions over a January shooting during an enforcement operation that wounded.
For which Castro claimed his self defense.
What does the latest Fox News poll reveal about public opinion on Trump’s immigration policies?
He's accused of making false statements about his actions and faces state charges for alleged assault in what Hennepin County DA Mary Moriarty calls a
critical step in our efforts to hold him accountable for that shooting. A
Hennepin County judge Thursday releasing Castro on bond. For now, he's suspended from ICE without pay.
That's Fox's Jeff Minasso in a new Fox News poll. Fifty three percent say the Trump immigration crackdown has gone too far, and there's even more concern in that survey about what's happening overseas.
The poll shows overall on foreign policy President Trump's approval rating is at thirty seven percent. Seventy one percent of voters don't believe the White House has a plan to end the Iran War.
How is President Trump weighing a potential military action against Iran?
Americans also continue to support fifty five to thirty nine percent providing funds for Ukraine's military against Russia.
Scott, President Trump tells Axios he has a big decision coming up on Iran whether to go in and annihilate them or not. As the standoff continues over Iran's nuclear program and Strait of Hormuz shipping, Iran claims it attacked another oil tanker again as gas prices rise again. Diesel at a new record high, six forty four per gallon, according to Triple A. Next week the President will talk to leaders of Gulf countries at the United Nations General Assembly and then host China's President Xi Jinping.
Bloomberg's reporting the US is expected to hold off on a new tariff announcement on China as well as other trade partners until the president's meeting with X is over. According to Politico, President Trump plans to roll out the red carpet for X with a rare greeting at Andrews Air Force Base. An administration official called it a big deal to the Chinese who want X to be seen as an equal with President Trump.
Police in Philadelphia keep investigating what's called a house of horrors, where it's feared five women may have died, two others would have been.
Missing.
What did investigators discover inside the Philadelphia ‘house of horrors’ linked to missing women?
Inside the home, once owned by infamous pornographer and suspected killer Raymond R. C. Horsch and his son Eugene, police found over a million graphic images connected to 58 people, including several missing women. That includes a photo of Maribel Fresses, which was officially dated the year before she vanished in 2018. And while searching the home, police Police also found vats of mysterious chemicals, a small marijuana operation, and writings referencing serial killers.
Todd Pyro R. C.
How did AI facial‑recognition software lead to a $10 million lawsuit for wrongful identification?
Horse died last year. His son Eugene was arrested in June so far facing only counterfeiting and firearms charges. A Tennessee grandmother who spent months in jail for a crime in North Dakota, a state she's never even been to, has filed a lawsuit.
Fifty year old Angela Lips was arrested in Tennessee while babysitting and accused of committing bank fraud in Fargo, North Dakota. Her ten million dollar lawsuit against this city says AI facial recognition software Falsely identified Lips through a picture on social media as a possible lead in a bank theft investigation. Apparently the AI flagged it in comparison to a fake ID that had been used by a woman at a bank in Fargo. But the woman who presented the fake ID looked nothing like Lips. After six months in custody between North Dakota and Tennessee, she was released over Christmas time in Fargo last year into the cold with no way to get back to Tennessee. Her attorney said they'd always had proof she was in Tennessee and not North Dakota during the time of the bank fraud.
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News. On
Wall Street, the Dow's down two hundred twenty-four points. The Nasdaq, though, is up four. A famous billionaire investors calling it quits. Warren Buffett, who's ninety-six years old, put out a statement this morning. He's stepping down as chairman of his investment firm Berkshire Hathaway effective immediately.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did an ICE agent plead not guilty in a Minnesota court?
0:03–0:23
2
What does the latest Fox News poll reveal about public opinion on Trump’s immigration policies?
0:23–1:03
3
How is President Trump weighing a potential military action against Iran?
1:03–2:08
4
What did investigators discover inside the Philadelphia ‘house of horrors’ linked to missing women?
2:08–2:43
5
How did AI facial‑recognition software lead to a $10 million lawsuit for wrongful identification?
2:43–3:58