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What are the details of President Trump's proposed Gaza peace plan and Board of Peace announcement?
A deal to disarm. I'm Lisa Lacerra, Fox News. President Trump posting on Truth Social that his Board of Peace has brokered a deal that will put a Palestinian government in control of Gaza with no place for terror groups and would also provide security for Israel.
The president said a phased implementation of his 20-point peace plan will commence with Hamas laying down arms, Israel withdrawing its troops, and Gaza patrolled by an international stabilization force working with Palestinian police. A Board of Peace official would only say the process would take some time to implement.
Fox's Grinnell Scott, a U.S. official, says Israel is skeptical of the plan, though said it does not include any new provisions. A Senate vote on President Trump's nominee for attorney general has been put off after it hit a roadblock from Republicans.
President Trump says he has no objection to temporarily withdrawing acting Attorney General Todd Blanch's nomination and renominating him next year. A vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee was postponed after Republican Senators John Cornyn and Tom Tillis demanded more information from the Justice Department about ending a weaponization fund and other elements of a settlement between the president and the IRS.
Why was the Senate vote on the attorney general nomination postponed and what objections did Republicans raise?
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Tillis is not running for reelection. Cornyn lost a primary to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who was endorsed by President Trump. Senator Cornyn told reporters the fact that they're not putting the weaponization fund issue in writing tells him they plan to revive it. Seattle's police chief Sean Barnes resigns under pressure from the mayor over the response to last weekend's deadly shooting at a food festival.
It was five hours before the police department and Mayor Wilson held a news conference to announce one person had been arrested. And it wasn't until Monday, 17 hours later, that officials confirmed another suspect had died at the scene and a third unidentified suspect remained missing.
Fox is Claudia Cowan.
What led to Seattle's police chief resignation after the deadly food festival shooting?
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What are the allegations in the Connecticut kidnapping case and why did the stepmother reject the plea deal?
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A Connecticut stepmother has said no to a plea deal in the kidnapping case against her.
Attorneys for Kimberly Sullivan say she has declined Connecticut's offer to plead guilty to charges including first-degree kidnapping in exchange for a 30-year sentence that would be suspended after 10 years. Sullivan is accused of holding her stepson captive in an 8-by-9-foot room for two decades. In February 2025, she called 911 to report a fire, telling firefighters her stepson was inside the home. They rescued the man, who was in his early 30s, with first responders saying he was emaciated and weighed just 68 pounds.
What new details emerged about Tony Romo's DUI arrest and how are robo-taxis being cleared for public service?
He told them a lock was always kept on his room's door and that he started the fire to gain his freedom. Sullivan has pleaded not guilty to the charges and is due in court again in September. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
More information released concerning Tony Romo's drunk driving arrest last week.
The Milwaukee County, Wisconsin Sheriff's Office says the former Cowboys quarterback and top CBS NFL analyst did have an open bottle of alcohol in his Jeep when he was arrested for operating under the influence last week. Authorities citations also show Romo was stopped on Interstate 43 on July 23rd after he was seen passing cars in an area which separates interstate traffic from cars entering via an on-ramp. Romo did not do well on field sobriety tests and refused to test to measure his intoxication after being arrested. He's due in court September 21st. Kevin Uretzky, Fox News.
Better regulators clearing the way for robo-taxis to operate without steering wheels and eventually even brake pedals. Amazon's fully automated Zoox vehicles have gotten approval to begin charging customers for the new vehicles that feature inward-facing seats.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the details of President Trump's proposed Gaza peace plan and Board of Peace announcement?
0:02–1:15
2
Why was the Senate vote on the attorney general nomination postponed and what objections did Republicans raise?
1:15–1:56
3
What led to Seattle's police chief resignation after the deadly food festival shooting?
1:56–2:13
4
What are the allegations in the Connecticut kidnapping case and why did the stepmother reject the plea deal?
2:13–2:50
5
What new details emerged about Tony Romo's DUI arrest and how are robo-taxis being cleared for public service?
2:50–4:09