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A second cabinet member is out. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump firing his attorney general Thursday in the latest shakeup of his second term. Fox's Jared Halperin has the story.
During her 14 months as attorney general, Pam Bondi faced criticism from both parties over the Justice Department's release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files and investigations of perceived political enemies of President Trump. The president says Bondi is a great American patriot and loyal friend, crediting her with a drop in crime and murder rates across the country. Bondi joined President Trump earlier this week to hear arguments at the Supreme Court and call serving as AG the honor of a lifetime. She says she will transition to the private sector. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will serve as acting AG until a new nominee is confirmed. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
This follows the ouster of former Homeland Security Secretary Christine Noem. Last month, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche telling Fox's Jesse Waters primetime.
We do have to make sure that what happened for four years never happens again. And we don't talk about investigations, but I can tell you that the Department of Justice is working hard every day. It was working hard yesterday, and we're going to keep on working hard tomorrow.
The Artemis II crew is finally on its way to the moon after flushing out an earlier issue. Even in space, you gotta go.
And the Orion capsule has a space toilet, or hygiene bay. Smaller than what's on the International Space Station, NASA calls it the Universal Waste Management System. It's mounted in the floor with a door and curtain for privacy and uses air suction instead of water and gravity. But after Orion reached Earth's orbit Wednesday night, the lunar loo wasn't fully functioning. Mission Control guiding astronaut Christina Cook through some troubleshooting and a fix. They do have backup plans, including the kinds of plastic bags.
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President Trump's White House ballroom has won final approval from a key agency, the National Capital Planning Commission. The agency, tasked now with approving construction on federal property in the D.C. region, went ahead with the vote, despite a federal judge recently ordering a halt to construction unless Congress approves what could be the biggest structural change to the American landmark in more than 70 years. President Trump is boasting about a military strike on Iran's infrastructure. Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv, Israel, has the latest.
With troops already in southern Lebanon, Israel's defense minister is warning Hezbollah's new secretary general, Naim Kassam, that he will pay a heavy price for firing rockets into Israel during the holy days. You will be deep at the bottom of hell together with Nasrallah, Khamenei, Sinwar, and all the eliminated members of the Axis of Evil. President Trump posted a video he says shows the biggest bridge in Iran tumbling down with a message, it is time for Iran to make a deal before it is too late. Iran responded by posting a list of bridges from Jordan to Abu Dhabi that are now potential targets and insists Israel and the U.S. have not damaged the regime's war machines.
The attack killed eight people and wounded 95, according to an Iranian state-run news agency. Cuban government saying Thursday it pardoned more than 2,000 people. This as the Trump administration placed extreme pressure on the government and suffocated the island with an oil blockade. Cuba's government said the pardons were a humanitarian gesture in connection with Holy Week, but did not mention the mounting pressures with the U.S. Cuban authorities didn't name who was released or under what conditions.
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