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They need to come to the table. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. President Trump warning the U.S. will target Iranian infrastructure if the ceasefire talks fail.
And while the president has described ongoing conversations in positive terms, asserting that... great progress has been made.
What warning did President Trump give regarding Iran?
Tehran is apparently complaining that current U.S. proposals are unrealistic and unreasonable. Now, to address that, the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, laid it out. Here's what Iran has to do. They can never have a nuclear weapon. They need to stop sponsoring terrorism, and they need to stop building weapons that can threaten their neighbors.
Fox's Kevin Cork, this comes after a Kuwaiti tanker was attacked by a drone in the Strait of Hormuz. Dubai media says a fire on board has been put out. No reports of anyone hurt. The FBI says the attack earlier this month in a synagogue near outside Detroit has links to the Iran-backed terror group Hezbollah. Suspect Ayman Ghazali rammed his truck packed with fireworks and gasoline into the building, injuring a security guard before shooting and killing himself.
His death was just a means or a tool to kill as many Jews as he could. That's why his last statements were that he was on a special operation and to kill as many of them as he possibly can.
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan, Jerome Gorgon, none of the children who were attending daycare or any other staffers were hurt. Ghazali's ex-wife told police in Dearborn Heights he was distraught after the death of several family members days earlier in an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon. The IDF says Ghazali's brother who was killed in that strike was a high-ranking member of Hezbollah. A Yemeni lawmaker has sued U.S. military veterans who work for a private security firm claiming they were hired as mercenaries to kill him in 2015 on behalf of the UAE. America is listening to Fox News.
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The Trump administration filed suit against Minnesota, accusing it of violating Title IX.
The Department of Justice suing Minnesota for continuing to allow biological boys in girls' sports in violation of Title IX, a federal law that bans sex discrimination in educational programs. Attorney General Pam Bondi saying the Trump administration does not tolerate flawed state policies that ignore biological reality and unfairly undermine girls on the playing field. Similar lawsuits involving transgender athletes have been filed against other blue states. Minnesota preemptively filed a suit last year saying that its Human Rights Act supersedes executive orders issued by the president. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
The United States has formally reopened its embassy in Caracas, Venezuela, after the restoration of full diplomatic relations with the country, following the ouster of then-President Nicolas Maduro.
How is the attack on the Kuwaiti tanker related to U.S.-Iran tensions?
The first American pope is celebrating Holy Week with a few minor changes from years past.
Holy Week at the Vatican looks slightly different under Pope Leo. Of course, there are intense days of prayer and celebration as the Roman Catholic Church builds up to Easter Sunday. Events began yesterday, with the Pope conducting Palm Sunday Mass in St Peter's Square. But unlike Pope Francis, who on Holy Thursday would visit prisons and wash the feet of inmates, Leo will bring that day's Mass back to the Cathedral of Rome. It was on Easter Sunday last year that Francis made his final public appearance. He passed away the very next morning. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Authorities in Italy say thieves have stolen paintings by Renoir, Cezanne and Matisse from a private museum near Parma that are worth millions by forcing open the entrance. Local media report the thieves were in and out in less than three minutes and escaped through the museum gardens.
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