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What is the Trump administration’s plan for rolling back EPA climate rules on power plants?
A reversal on climate policy. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News. The EPA moving to repeal Biden and Obama era rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas. It's a change that could face legal challenges as the Trump administration focuses on reducing regulatory hurdles that cost businesses billions and on unleashing American energy to help lower fuel costs.
This has Americans filling up the gas tank today or shelling out $4.31 to fill up. That jump after a critical oil pipeline that takes oil from the Persian Gulf across Saudi Arabia to the Red Sea was hit by Iraqi drones and shut down.
Fox Business' Lauren Simonetti in Houston, where administration officials are hosting an energy abundance meeting with officials from the G20 and Venezuela.
How is President Trump framing AI safety concerns as a hoax and what are Democrats saying?
President Trump now says the warning about AI taking over the world and destroying humanity is a hoax. His latest post a short time ago, building on one earlier, that calls it a sick conspiracy against AI and data centers, adding the only one happy about that is China. as he warns against falling behind adversaries in the AI race. But some top Democrats in Congress are calling for new regulations.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has called for an all-senators classified briefing on AI development, writing that the warning bells are ringing louder than ever and the Trump administration's looking the other way. The new reaction comes after a former researcher at Anthropic and OpenAI said these companies are gambling with our lives. Anthropic CEO Dario Amadei said over the weekend the industry's lied about the risks for too long.
Why are Senate leaders calling for a classified briefing on AI development and regulation?
He and the head of OpenAI both had conversations with Senate Intelligence Committee ranking member Mark Warner over the weekend. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, Vice President
J.D. Vance telling reporters...
We obviously have a lot of folks on both sides of the aisle with a strong opinion, but any regulatory regime you'd like, ideally, Congress and the White House to agree on it so that we actually are able to make it stick and so that we actually get some real consensus behind it.
America's listening to Fox News. Denver is suing the Department of Homeland Security, aiming to block ICE agents from going to voting sites, drawing criticism from the Trump border czar.
Tom Homan calls the Denver lawsuit an overreach that interferes with federal mandates. Now, that suit aims to create a protective buffer zone around voting locations.
What are the arguments in the Denver lawsuit seeking to block ICE agents from polling places?
City officials argue the visible presence of federal agents near ballots creates a chilling effect, deterring eligible voters from exercising their democracy. civic duty out of fear of detention. Homan says that is a bogus argument.
There is no plan for immigration enforcement acts in a polling place. It's just another attempt to smear ICE and smear the president.
It is now up to federal courts to balance local election authorities against federal law enforcement powers.
Fox Business' Ashley Webster, the DHS secretary has suggested ICE agents could go to polling places if they have a warrant for someone they're trying to find. A Republican nominee for a statewide office in Texas is facing backlash over social media posts criticizing the University of Texas and its student population.
Outgoing U.S.
How is the Texas statewide race controversy over university admissions affecting politics and markets?
Senator John Cornyn, among some Republicans, condemning Beau French, who on X shared a photo of students celebrating the Texas Longhorns football win, is suggesting the school is prioritizing foreign students over Texans. and others calling the comments racist, saying that French is unfit for office. French is defending his remarks, saying in another post that it wasn't criticism of students themselves, but of immigration and admissions policies that he says are not serving the interests of Texans. The controversy as French campaigns for a statewide office on the Texas Railroad Commission, a seat that a Democrat hasn't held for decades. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
Stocks are lower but have been fluctuating, though right now the Dow is down 145 points as oil prices rise.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the Trump administration’s plan for rolling back EPA climate rules on power plants?
0:03–0:52
2
How is President Trump framing AI safety concerns as a hoax and what are Democrats saying?
0:52–1:35
3
Why are Senate leaders calling for a classified briefing on AI development and regulation?
1:35–2:20
4
What are the arguments in the Denver lawsuit seeking to block ICE agents from polling places?
2:20–3:07
5
How is the Texas statewide race controversy over university admissions affecting politics and markets?
3:07–3:56