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What is the U.N.'s message regarding U.S. and Iran conflicts?
It's high time to end it. Lisa Brady, Fox News. That message from the head of the U.N. urging the U.S. and Israel to stop attacking Iran and for Iran to stop attacking Gulf neighbors. But a U.S. plan reportedly including a ceasefire during negotiations gets a negative response.
Iran appears to have dismissed America's 15-point plan to end the conflict and issued their own demands in response. State broadcaster Press TV quotes an anonymous official as rejecting the proposal, adding that Iran will end the war when its own conditions are met. They include reparations and sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
Fox's Jonathan Savage. The U.S. plan is said to include reopening the Strait, Iran's nuclear program and missiles, and sanctions relief. President Trump says Iran wants to make a deal. A new round of finger-pointing on Capitol Hill.
It's hard to negotiate with people who keep breaking their word, and Senate Democrats are doing that.
Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole among the Republicans accusing Democrats of moving the goalposts as a compromise proposal to end a DHS shutdown by funding Homeland Security except for some ICE operations gets stuck.
Democrats say they sent Republicans a counteroffer, but so far there is no movement on altering the ICE mask policy or changing how ICE handles warrants.
Fox's Chad Pergram on the Hill.
What are Iran's demands in response to the U.S. ceasefire plan?
Usually the threat of canceling a congressional recess helps get lawmakers to the table. Lawmakers are scheduled to go on recess for two weeks on Friday. And so far, the staggering TSA lines have made no difference toward bridging the impasse.
The acting TSA administrator tells the House hearing up to half the staff is calling out at some major airports because they can't afford to work without pay. Democratic Congressman Benny Thompson.
Republicans control every part of government. And could have funded these agencies with Democratic support, but chose not to.
Republicans have resisted separating DHS funding. America is listening to Fox News.
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President Trump is setting up his Council of Science and Tech Advisors.
Every president since Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 has established a board of science advisors. President Trump is leaning on several top social media and technology executives to serve on his president's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. Among those appointed to the council are Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle Executive Larry Ellison, and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wong. The panel was established by President Trump to steer AI policy and weigh in on other technology issues. David Sachs, the first ever White House special advisor for AI and crypto, will co-chair the council along with science and technology policy director Michael Kratzios. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Wall Street goes back to rallying with oil prices falling. U.S. crude back under $90 a barrel and the Dow right now up 284 points. The Nasdaq is up 170. A global honor is served up for a scientist to help develop safety standards for modern food processing.
The The World Food Prize is meant to be like a Nobel Prize in food and agriculture. This year's winner is Huub Leilafelt of the Netherlands for his six decades developing more efficient safety methods and equipment and promoting trade regulations to get food around the world more easily. The World Food Prize Foundation credits his work with preventing millions of cases of foodborne illness and reducing food waste. Layla Felt started his career as a food researcher at Unilever and was allowed to publish his research for global use. The prize, including $500,000, is awarded every year in Des Moines, Iowa. Chris Foster, Fox News.
How are U.S. lawmakers responding to the DHS funding impasse?
Seattle and Las Vegas, one step closer to having NBA teams. The league's board of governors voting today to approve a plan that will allow NBA officials to formally explore potential team expansion to those two cities long thought of as the frontrunners to land NBA franchises.
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