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Pressure on the prosecution. Elisa Brady, Fox News. At a court hearing in Utah for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year.
We're very concerned that we're getting off on the wrong foot.
Robinson attorney Richard Novak, as the defense argues, the prosecution team should be kicked off the case because a prosecutor's adult child was in the crowd at the college event when Kirk was shot.
So this is a motion to disqualify...
What are the details of the Tyler Robinson court case?
County Attorney's Office based on what we believe is a material significant conflict of interest. that it's clear they haven't even tried to address by way of a screening.
Novak says the judge should refer that issue to the state attorney general's office. Prosecutors say the family member in question was not a witness to the shooting or a victim and that there's nothing to force removal of anyone on their team. In the meantime, prosecutors urging that the case continue and suggesting the defense may be searching for more favorable court conditions. The defense insisting the motion is not about tactics. The U.S. Supreme Court agrees to hear an appeal by the maker of Roundup weed killer, Bayer, which hopes to block thousands of state lawsuits over claims it can cause cancer.
The Supreme Court will consider whether the EPA's approval of Roundup without a cancer warning should rule out those state court claims. Bayer, which bought Roundup from Monsanto in 2018, disputes the cancer claims but has set aside $16 billion to settle cases. It has also tried to persuade states to pass laws barring the suits, and Georgia and North Dakota have done so.
Fox's Tanya J. Powers, it's not clear if the case will be heard this spring or when the court's next term begins in October. A late drop on Wall Street. The Dow down 83 points at the bell after a mixed session overall. America is listening to Fox News.
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President Trump appears to be backing off threats of military action in Iran.
Israel and Arab states did not persuade President Trump against military strikes in Iran, he says, but rather commitments made by the regime in Tehran.
You know, Iran canceled the hanging of over 800 people. They were going to hang over 800 people yesterday, and I greatly respect the fact that they canceled it.
President has encouraged anti-government protesters in Iran to keep it up, saying earlier this week help is on its way. Since then, President Trump has been told on good authority, he says, the killing of protesters is stopping and executions are not planned. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
The president's threatening to put a tariff on countries that don't support U.S. control over Greenland. As he continues to argue, the U.S. needs the Danish territory for security reasons. A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers meeting with counterparts from Greenland and Denmark in Copenhagen today.
And we spoke with clarity about the importance that the people of Greenland make their decisions about their future.
Delaware Democratic Senator Chris Coons, President Trump telling reporters NATO has been dealing with the administration on the issue. Denmark says concerns can be addressed through the current framework. Florida turns frigid.
Across the state, cities were blasted with cold air with temperatures dropping as low as 18 degrees in the Jacksonville area. There is a potential for parts of Florida spanning from the Panhandle going up into the I-95 corridor to see snow this Sunday. As of now, less than an inch is expected across the board. And if you remember, nearly one year ago, Pensacola was one Florida city that saw a record two-day snowfall with 8.9 inches of snow there.
Fox Weather's Brandi Campbell, even a small amount of measurable snow would be a first in back-to-back winters for the panhandle.
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