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Snapback sanctions are coming. I'm Lisa Brady, Fox News. The U.N. Security Council just rejecting a last-ditch effort to delay sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program. Meantime, Iran's president denies initiating attacks on any countries, even through proxies. Hamas has belied the Houthis in Yemen, telling Fox's Martha McCallum.
The fact that we defend someone who has been unjustly driven from his or her homeland, but to say that we instigate terrorism and attacks and aggression, that is untrue.
President Pesachian calls it Israel's mindset and says there's no proof, also accusing Israel of genocide. Earlier today, the Israeli prime minister again denying that, as he also accused countries recognizing Palestinian statehood of rewarding Hamas terrorists.
They don't believe in this solution. They never have. They don't want a state next to Israel. They want a Palestinian state instead of Israel.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also again calling for Hamas to release remaining hostages as many delegates walked out of the U.N. chamber during his speech to the General Assembly. The mass shooter who killed four people at a New York City office building this summer did have CTE. Shane Tamura had played football in high school.
medical examiner confirms the 27-year-old from Nevada had low-stage CTE, a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head trauma, which affects behavior and emotion regulation. Tamura, who blamed the NFL for hiding the dangers of brain injuries, opened fire at the office tower which houses the NFL headquarters before taking his own life. Fox's Carmen Roberts.
Wall Street rallies the Dow up about 300 points at the bell. America is listening to Fox News.
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Emergency action by the federal government aimed at protecting America's roads.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announcing new rules effective immediately that restrict who is eligible for non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses. Foreign drivers behind the wheel of big trucks in the U.S. submit a nationwide audit that uncovered a catastrophic pattern of states issuing CDLs illegally to foreign drivers.
My message, it's very simple. Get into compliance now or we'll pull funding and we'll force you into compliance.
President Trump previously signed an executive order barring truck drivers on U.S. roads who can't speak or read English. Actions that follow a series of horrific fatal crashes involving foreign drivers. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
A House panel is vowing to closely watch the new TikTok deal with China.
Congressman and chairman of the House Select Committee on China, John Molinar, says TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, is a bad actor and he'll be conducting full oversight of the deal. President Trump signed an executive order allowing TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. in a way that meets national security standards. The Michigan Republican also says he's requesting an urgent briefing with the administration. Advocates say losing TikTok could have serious economic consequences, but national security experts believe the app's ties to the Chinese Communist Party are a major national security concern.
Fox's Ryan Schmelz in Washington. Under the deal still being finalized, TikTok would be majority owned by U.S. investors with American control of the algorithm that's used in the U.S. inflation ticks up and the feds favored gauge to 2.7 percent in august compared to a year ago that's the most since february but that was in line with forecasts and recapping stocks the dow up 2.99 the s&p and the nasdaq also in the green all three snapping a three-day losing streak elisa brady fox news
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