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How did heavy rains cause deadly flooding in Texas Hill Country?
Texas flooding turns deadly again on Lisa Brady. Fox News, a year after flooding that killed more than 100 people in Texas Hill Country, the same region is underwater again from days of heavy rain.
Three days of torrential rains in some areas over two feet in the town of Uvalde. Many roads submerged. First responders evacuating the community and checking on others. There have been swift water rescues and choppers plucking people out from dangerous situations.
What rescue efforts and conditions are first responders reporting in Uvalde?
Some of that water is receding, but more rain is on the way.
Fox Weather's Robert Ray. Governor Greg Abbott just confirming at least one death, adding that saving lives is the number one focus. Just getting word the Trump administration is reviving an effort to deny green cards to immigrants who use public health benefits, which could include food stamps, Medicaid, housing vouchers, and others. The policy appearing as a rule in the Federal Register today to be formally published Monday. The rule had been implemented during the first Trump term, but was reversed by President Biden.
What is the administration’s renewed rule on denying green cards for public-benefit use?
A White House briefing expected at this hour before the president addresses the nation tonight.
President Trump said this week his remarks will center on election integrity as well as other matters. Following a January election office raid in Georgia and months before the midterm elections, President Trump said what he'll say is important.
It doesn't get bigger because without free and fair elections, you don't have a country. We'll be discussing other things, too, but it's going to be a very big announcement.
The president held back on specifics of the announcement he referred to.
Fox's Colonel Scott, the president continuing a push for voting changes, including proof of citizenship and photo ID. He's also expected to talk about Iran after days of U.S.
What topics is President Trump expected to address in tonight’s national remarks?
strikes and counterattacks.
The criminal United States continues its lawlessness and its efforts to destabilize the region.
A military spokesman also insisting Iran won't let the U.S. interfere in the Strait of Hormuz.
America is listening to Fox News.
Members of Congress from Michigan are demanding that Canada do more as wildfire smoke drifts into the U.S.
We're done accepting apologies in place of action. That's in a joint letter from multiple Michigan U.S. reps, including Jack Bergman and John James and Lisa McClain, to the Canadian government as a thick haze of wildfire smoke from Canada. Blankets, parts of the northern U.S. for the fourth year in a row, creating hazardous conditions with air quality index values of over 500 in some spots. The members of Congress saying that American lungs are paying the price and that patience has run out.
How are cross-border and international issues — from Canadian wildfires to Ukraine and the World Cup spat — unfolding?
They're demanding immediate action from Canada to get a handle on its wildfires.
Mass protests in Ukraine over a shakeup in the wartime government. President Zelensky replacing a young defense minister seen as an innovator of drone technology, but who clashed with the armed forces commander. In the aftermath of England's World Cup elimination, a political flap is brewing between the UK and Argentina.
After defeating England 2-1 in Wednesday's World Cup semi-final in Atlanta, Argentina players celebrated in front of their fans. Some held a banner thrown down by their supporters. It read in Spanish, the Malvinas are Argentine. This a reference to the UK's Falkland Islands, a South Pacific archipelago claimed by Buenos Aires.
What are the latest U.S. economic updates on mortgage rates and market performance?
Political messages aren't allowed at the World Cup. The British government wants soccer chiefs at FIFA to investigate the incident. In 2012, a South Korean player received a two-game ban for holding a banner referencing a territorial dispute with Japan. In London, Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
U.S. mortgage rates hitting their highest level in nearly a year. The 30-year fixed rate now topping 6.5% in the latest Freddie Mac report. Stocks are mixed. The Dow's up 33 points, but the Nasdaq is down 235. I'm Lisa Brady. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How did heavy rains cause deadly flooding in Texas Hill Country?
0:02–0:32
2
What rescue efforts and conditions are first responders reporting in Uvalde?
0:32–1:03
3
What is the administration’s renewed rule on denying green cards for public-benefit use?
1:03–1:44
4
What topics is President Trump expected to address in tonight’s national remarks?
1:44–2:51
5
How are cross-border and international issues — from Canadian wildfires to Ukraine and the World Cup spat — unfolding?
2:51–3:36
6
What are the latest U.S. economic updates on mortgage rates and market performance?
3:36–4:10