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How did Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed win the Michigan Senate primary and what does it mean for the upcoming general election?
It went down to the wire and took a left turn. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Leftist candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed defeats Congresswoman Haley Stevens in a nail-biting Michigan primary for an open U.S. Senate seat.
El-Sayed said the race is about... Building a movement to take our democracy back to serve the people who absolutely deserve the best of what America has to offer them.
The real test of El-Sayed's strength in a divided party will now come in November's matchup against President Trump-backed Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed is backed by the UAW and by prominent Democrat socialists like Bernie Sanders, though he's distanced himself from that wing of the party. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
What are the details of the new drug‑cartel indictments announced by the Justice Department?
Al-Sayed championed left-wing economic and social reforms, including Medicare for All and abolishing ICE. Former Congressman Mike Rogers, the Republican, said he wanted Al-Sayed to win, feeling confident he can beat him. Federal prosecutors announced indictments against several people they say were working with drug cartels.
The U.S. Justice Department is unsealing indictments of five individuals they accuse of drug running on behalf of the Mexico-based Jalisco New Generation cartel. They're now offering more than $100 million in rewards leading to their arrests, acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanch.
These sophisticated organizations use violence and fear to maintain control over the importation of deadly narcotics into the United States, including fentanyl, cocaine, meth, and other illegal drugs.
Why is the 2026 Preakness Stakes moving to a Sunday and how could that affect the Triple Crown schedule?
The five in the indictment are in addition to three other cartel-aligned individuals previously indicted. Eben Brown, Fox News.
The Preakness is making history. Next year's race will move to Sunday, May 23rd, about three weeks after the Kentucky Derby, marking the first Sunday running in Triple Crown history. Officials hope the extra week will entice more Derby horses to compete in Baltimore. America's listening to Fox News. The family of an undocumented El Salvadoran man who died after his detention at a New Jersey immigration facility is demanding an investigation.
41-year-old Edwin Lopez Cornejo's family says his health conditions, which included diabetes and seizures, were not properly managed during his time inside Delaney Hall ICE detention facility.
What allegations are being made about the death of Edwin Lopez Cornejo in an ICE detention facility?
He entered the U.S. illegally in 2006 and was picked up by ICE outside his home on June 19th. Last Friday, he told his mother by phone he wasn't feeling well and collapsed the next day, later pronounced dead at a hospital.
I'm here to demand justice for my son and also for my granddaughter, who now has no father.
Homeland Security officials said in a statement, quote, at no time during detention is a detained non-citizen denied emergency care. In New York, Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
It appears the live golf is here to stay. For now.
How is Live Golf securing new investors to keep the tour alive beyond the 2026 season?
Live Golf CEO Scott O'Neill has announced that the tour has found new investors to keep it alive beyond the 2026 season. O'Neill making the announcement at Trump National Bedminster in New Jersey ahead of this weekend's tournament. He says that along with new financial backing from a lead investor, other smaller investors remain interested. The deal is expected to close next month. Liv had funding from the Saudi Investment Fund pulled earlier this year, putting the tour's future in jeopardy. The New York Post says the current iteration of Liv could file for bankruptcy before relaunching itself as Liv Golf 2.0 with a new proposed structure that would see players also becoming majority equity holders in the tour.
Tony Genualdo, Fox News.
The New York Film Festival unveils the main slate of films for 64th edition with James Gray's Paper Tiger starring Adam Driver kicking off the festival on September 25th. I'm Carmen Roberts and this is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How did Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed win the Michigan Senate primary and what does it mean for the upcoming general election?
0:03–0:45
2
What are the details of the new drug‑cartel indictments announced by the Justice Department?
0:45–1:32
3
Why is the 2026 Preakness Stakes moving to a Sunday and how could that affect the Triple Crown schedule?
1:32–2:21
4
What allegations are being made about the death of Edwin Lopez Cornejo in an ICE detention facility?
2:21–2:58
5
How is Live Golf securing new investors to keep the tour alive beyond the 2026 season?
2:58–3:57