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Missing for two weeks. I'm Debra Valentine, Fox News. It's been two weeks since the mother of Today Show co-host Savannah Guthrie disappeared, apparently against her will, from her Tucson, Arizona home. Fox's Max Gordon says no arrests resulted from Friday night's detainment of at least three individuals two miles away from Guthrie's residence.
The Pima County SWAT unit, as well as the FBI, executing that search warrant. Unfortunately, though, while there was a lot of hope that this would lead to a major break in the case, no one is currently in custody. This is the search for the suspect continues. nancy guthrie's doorbell camera he's described as a male between 5 9 and 5 10 with an average build seen carrying a 25 liter ozark trail hiker pack that's from walmart along with the doorbell camera footage key pieces of evidence include a glove that was found about two miles away and dna that was found inside the home but still no sign of life from nancy guthrie two weeks after she went missing
The FBI has increased a reward for information leading to an arrest in the case to $100,000. The nation is facing a partial government shutdown after lawmakers left Washington Friday evening before striking a deal on legislation to fully fund the Department of Homeland Security. Democrats oppose the Republican-led funding legislation. Representative Mike Lawler of New York on Fox's The Big Weekend Show says... Democrats are taking the wrong approach to get their demands met on immigration and customs enforcement.
We can negotiate policy differences. We can talk about what needs to change with respect to tactics employed by ICE. But shutting the government down is not the solution. It never has been and it never will be.
Democrats oppose the GOP-backed funding bill in response to the fatal shooting of two Minneapolis anti-ICE protesters. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump is ramping up his message to Iran as he continues to call on Tehran to meet him at the negotiating table. Fox's Lucas Tomlinson traveling with the president reports from West Palm Beach, Florida.
After leaving Fort Bragg, where he met privately with the Delta Force commandos who snatched Nicolas Maduro and his wife from their bed in Caracas, President Trump told reporters he wants to see regime change now. in Iran. Ahead of negotiations that are set to resume with the Iranians, this time in Geneva on Tuesday, President Trump has ordered a second aircraft carrier strike group to the Middle East. Recall Ford was ordered out of the Mediterranean late October to beef up forces off Venezuela ahead of the Maduro raid. Her air wing participated in the strikes that night. Ford, with those new electromagnetic catapults, not steam, has been at sea since late June. The Naval Institute says if Ford remains deployed after April 15th, tax day, it will
broken the post-Vietnam War record set back in 2020.
Reuters reporting that the ramped-up U.S. military presence in the Middle East may continue for several weeks. The House of Representatives passed the Save America Act earlier this week, legislation that would require proof of citizenship to participate in elections.
Republicans in the House leading the charge on the Save America Act. it would require proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. Republicans say this is not an outrageous request. An overwhelming majority of Americans agree. From the Fox poll last September, 84% say valid photo IDs should be required to prove U.S. citizenship before voting. 16% say no. That includes 96% of Republicans, 70% of Democrats, and 84% of independents. But Democrats in Congress are fighting the legislation. In the Senate, Alaska Republican Lisa Murkowski has come out against the bill, which she argues would help federalize elections.
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