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What peace plan is Iran considering?
Iran mulling a peace plan. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump says the White House is holding productive talks with Iranian officials. He says the government offered a 15-point peace plan to end the war.
So we hear from Fox's Kevin Cork. Despite the fact that there are apparently talks ongoing, strikes in the region have continued. Now, for its part, Iran disputes claims of diplomatic advances. While back here at home, the president insists... Progress with a new cadre of leaders in Iran is being made.
We're in negotiations right now.
What recent developments are there in U.S.-Iran negotiations?
They're doing it along with Marco J.D. We have a number of people doing it. And the other side, I can tell you, they'd like to make a deal.
The president has also proved the deployment of up to a thousand soldiers from the 82nd Airborne in the Middle East.
Oil prices remain high, but President Trump dismissed concerns, saying the costs will come down. The president also says Iran gave the U.S. a, quote, gift that's worth a tremendous amount of money. Didn't go into details. There are concerns about air traffic control understaffing after a deadly Air Canada plane collision involving a fire truck on the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport. They have had this concern for quite a long time. I can understand it's a concern, especially if there's a heavy workload. National Transportation Safety Board Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy, the crash killed two pilots and injured dozens of other people. Speculation is mounting about who, if anyone, might replace Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel as President Trump pushes for change in Cuba's leadership.
Diaz-Canel was Raul Castro's hand-picked largely figurehead successor in 2018. And a magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck the South Pacific near Tonga today, the strongest quake ever recorded in the world so far this year. U.S. Geological Survey says the shaking was felt on some nearby islands, but no major damage. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump swearing in the newest members of his cabinet Tuesday afternoon. It was Mark Wayne Mullen, who's the new Homeland Security Secretary.
You're fighting 365 days. Understand, I'll be fighting 365 days besides you. No one's going to outwork me, and I'm not going to let any of them outwork me. The president is entrusting me with this. And failure is not an option.
Mullen was confirmed by the Senate last night. In a 54 to 45 vote, he replaces Kristi Noem. President Trump says he'll take a good hard look at an emerging plan to open the Department of Homeland Security.
President Trump says any deal made in the Senate he won't be happy about, but stops short of signaling opposition to a DHS funding bill that would leave out some programs for immigration operations.
We're going to take a good hard look at it. I want to support Republicans and you know sometimes it's awfully hard to get votes when you have Democrats that don't want to have voter ID. They don't want to have proof of citizenship.
The agreement would also not include the Save America Act voter ID legislation the president has urged Republicans to include as part of DHS funding. Instead Republicans in the Senate would try to advance elements of that proposal through a budget process that avoids a 60 vote filibuster. At the White House Jared Howe. Halpern, Fox News.
The Jeffrey Epstein scandal comes to France. French financial prosecutors say searches were carried out at several locations as part of an investigation tied to revelations from the Epstein files. One location includes the Paris arm of Swiss private bank Edmund de Rothschild. Investigators also examining suspicions of bribery involving a foreign public official. And Denmark's election ended today in an inconclusive result that left Prime Minister Meta Frederiksen's future unclear. The campaign focused on the bread and butter issues rather than her handling of the crisis, following President Trump's ambitions that were made known about Greenland.
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