Chapter 1: What updates are there in the Guthrie case?
A break in the Guthrie case? I'm Chris DiMaio, Fox News. At least three people are reportedly detained following police activity at a home two miles away from Nancy Guthrie's home.
Michael Ruiz with Fox Digital says that authorities have detained two males plus one of their moms, but that source cautions that during a warrant execution, technically everyone is detained. So again, we're waiting to hear more about who is a part of that and how they are involved. We did see a Pima County Sheriff's Department SWAT truck leave the neighborhood.
We've seen the Pima County Sheriff's Department. Of course, they've been here. Sarita Police, Oro Valley Police, Marana Police.
Chapter 2: How is the partial government shutdown affecting federal workers?
So whatever is happening in this neighborhood is bringing together a bunch of different agencies.
Fox 10 Phoenix's Megan Spector. Investigators say that DNA evidence found within Nancy Guthrie's home did not belong to her. The Pima County Sheriff's Office has released a statement, but no new details are known. Lawmakers in D.C. have packed up and left town as another partial government shutdown is now taking place.
About 260,000 Fed workers are impacted by the partial federal government shutdown. Democrats on Capitol Hill say they won't pay to fund DHS until ICE reforms are made. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Donald Trump and Republicans have decided that they have zero interest in getting ICE under control.
Chapter 3: What happened at the Winter Olympics involving Team USA?
Dems are calling for ICE agents to wear body cams and use judicial warrants when trying to make an arrest. Some Republicans say those restrictions will kneecap ICE. Democratic Senator John Fetterman says shutting down DHS is a waste of time since ICE already has plenty of money with $75 billion under the big, beautiful bill Congress passed last year. In Washington, Jill Nadeau, Fox News.
A federal agency recalling smoke alarms made in China and sold on Amazon. The Consumer Product Safety Commission warning people that certain LS home smoke detectors to immediately stop using them. America's listening to Fox.
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Chapter 4: Who are the defendants in the Minnesota church protest case?
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A major upset for Team USA at the Winter Olympics.
One of the biggest upsets in figure skating history took place on Friday. American Ilya Malinin, known as the Quad God, failed to medal in the men's singles final at the Winter Olympics after a disaster of a free skate.
Malinan, who had a lead after the short program, fell twice during his free skate and made several other mistakes, which dropped him all the way to eighth place, ending a two-plus-year unbeaten streak. After his performance, Malinan said, quote, I blew it. That's honestly the first thing that came to my mind. I'm Joe Morgan, Fox News.
Arraignments taking place with several people charged in a recent church protest in Minnesota. Fox's Brooke Taylor is in Minneapolis with more.
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Chapter 5: What charges are being faced by the protestors in Minnesota?
Five people accused of conspiring to storm a Minnesota church arraigned in federal court, all of them pleading not guilty, including former CNN anchor Don Lemon, who live-streamed the ambush.
I will not be intimidated. I will not back down. I will fight these baseless charges, and I will not be silenced.
DHS says three of the other defendants were the ringleaders. Last month, a group of anti-ICE agitators shouted and disrupted a church service because one of the pastors works for ICE. Following the arraignments, the lead pastor of the church shared, quote, a group of agitators disrupted our service, accosted our members, and terrified our children. It was wrong. It was shameful.
Lemon says he was covering the protest as a journalist and exercising his free speech rights.
Chapter 6: What recent military actions were reported in the Caribbean?
The five face charges of violating the First Amendment rights of the worshipers by interrupting their service. The U.S. military says it struck an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean carrying three people on Friday. The Department of War says no U.S. military forces were harmed. I'm Chris DeMeo. This is Fox News.