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An FBI search at an election office in Georgia. On Lisa Brady, Fox News. The search is happening at an office in Fulton County, Georgia, where then former President Trump was one of multiple defendants previously charged with trying to overturn the 2020 election results. Sources telling Fox News a judge signed off on a warrant for today's FBI investigation.
We're told that this is a sealed matter before the court, meaning details are now limited. Now, agents are looking at documents, phones, computers. We are told via multiple sources this is related to the 2020 presidential election. Now, we don't know specifically what agents are taking to the FBI lab, items that may eventually become part of a federal case.
Fox's David Spunt in Washington. For now, the FBI emphasizing today's search is court authorized. Two Border Patrol agents involved in a deadly confrontation last weekend in Minnesota are now on administrative leave as the investigation into Alex Petty's shooting continues. A report released by Georgia Senator John Ossoff claims more than a thousand incidents of human rights violations at migrant detention facilities.
Among the claims are charges of physical and sexual abuse, family separation, mistreatment of pregnant women, and medical neglect, all allegedly occurring between January of 2025 and now. But the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is accusing Ossoff, a Democrat, of playing politics while both calling the report inaccurate and highlighting Ossoff's silence when the Biden administration couldn't account for hundreds of thousands of missing migrant children.
Fox's Evan Brown. A month after the capture of leader Nicolas Maduro, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says more military action is not planned in Venezuela.
That said, if an Iranian drone factory pops up and threatens our forces in the region, the president retains the option to eliminate that threat.
Rubio also reassuring a Senate panel the U.S. is not abandoning NATO. Just in from the Fed, they're leaving interest rates alone after three quarter point cuts last year. America's listening to Fox News.
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A U.S. senator running for governor in Alabama is facing a residency challenge from a Republican primary opponent.
Republican candidate for governor Ken McPheeter says he believes Senator Tommy Tuberville spends most of his time at a beach home in Florida's Panhandle and not at his home in Auburn, Alabama. He says the Auburn house is Tuberville's sons and that travel records show the senator goes to Florida often. A spokeswoman for Tuberville called the claims a ridiculous PR stunt from a desperate candidate and said the same narrative didn't work six years ago when Tuberville ran for Senate. Tuberville was the head football coach at Auburn University for a decade, ending in 2008. While the Associated Press says he was registered to vote in Florida in 2018, he registered in Alabama in 2019 before he ran for Senate.
Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
A second major golf champion is leaving the Saudi-funded live golf tour. Patrick Reed just announcing he'll spend the rest of the year on the European tour, hoping to return to the PGA as early as September. This after Brooks Koepka announced a PGA return, which comes with financial penalties for live players. Another NFL team finds a new head coach.
The NFL's game of musical chairs for coaches is nearing its end. Only two seats left for head coaching jobs after the Cleveland Browns became the eighth team to hire a new coach for next season and make a fifth coordinator from this season. The head coach, Todd Munkin, offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, under recently fired John Harbaugh for the last three seasons. is getting his first head coaching job in the NFL with the team he served as offensive coordinator for in 2019, the Browns, who fired two-time coach of the year Kevin Stefanski after this season, in which the team posted a 5-12 record, last place in the AFC North.
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