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Potentially positive news on Iran. On Lisa Brady, Fox News. As mass protests continue in Iran, President Trump just telling reporters... We've been told that the killing in Iran is stopping.
It's stopped. It's stopping. And there's no plan for executions or an execution or executions. So I've been told that a good authority.
Adding the U.S. will find out if executions happen. More than 2,000 deaths already reported in a government crackdown on mass demonstrations. Iran's foreign minister suggesting killings have happened because of terrorist cells in the crowds. And he blames Israel for that.
Because President Trump has said that if there are killings, he would intervene. And they wanted to drag him into this conflict. And that was exactly an Israeli plot.
Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi also telling Fox's Bret Baier Iran will not stop its missile or uranium enrichment programs. That interview airs 6 p.m. Eastern tonight on Special Report. President Trump says he's about to get a briefing on today's meeting between the vice president, the secretary of state, and officials from Denmark and Greenland about his push to take over the Danish territory.
Greenland is very important for the national security, including of Denmark. And the problem is there's not a thing that Denmark can do about it if Russia or China wants to occupy Greenland. But there's everything we can do.
Denmark's foreign minister telling reporters earlier a fundamental disagreement remains. President Trump just signing the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act passed by Congress last year, allowing schools to offer whole milk and 2% in addition to lower fat options.
Even though science has never shown that whole milk harms children, evidence increasingly shows the opposite.
Health Secretary Robert Kennedy says the president has ended a war on healthy fats, reversing Obama-era restrictions. Back-to-back losses on Wall Street. The Dow down 42 points at the bell, down more during the session. America is listening to Fox News.
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Cleanup continues in Louisville more than two months after a deadly UPS plane crash.
UPS Flight 2976 crashed on takeoff November 4th, killing 15 people on board and on the ground. In a massive debris field of wreckage, that crews continue clearing charred out buildings, vehicles, and equipment as the city of Louisville treats 2 million gallons of oily water in a contaminated reservoir. We do not think there is any long-term environmental impact that is negative on the community as a result of it, thanks to the work that all of the contractors have done. Mayor Craig Greenberg, as the NTSB focuses its crash investigation on a left-wing engine detachment, with preliminary findings pointing to fractured engine mounts that prompted UPS to ground its MD-11 fleet.
Fox's Jeff Manasso, the NTSB now says that the cracked part was the subject of a Boeing service letter in 2011, citing four previous failures in three planes, but not considered a safety of flight issue at the time. Just getting word a three-judge panel is ruled in favor of California's redistricting plan, which was approved by voters but challenged in court as states around the country draw new congressional maps ahead of this year's midterms.
thousands of people added to u.s terrorism watch lists more than 10 000 individuals with suspected ties to narco-terrorism were prevented from entering the u.s in 2025 according to u.s intelligence officials the same sources tell fox news digital that more than 85 000 people with similar connections are now listed on a terrorism watch list the classification was possible due to President Trump designating drug cartels as foreign terror organizations, legally leveraging U.S. intel tools through the National Counterterrorism Center against drug traffickers.
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