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Why is President Trump threatening to use the Insurrection Act in Minneapolis?

Ted Lindner 0:02
The unrest in Minnesota continues. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. President Trump is threatening to use the insurrection act to send soldiers to Minneapolis where anti-ICE protesters have been demonstrating. Fox is Ashley Strohmeyer with more.
Ashley Strohmeyer 0:14
The Trump administration is putting fifteen hundred active duty soldiers on standby to deploy to Minneapolis. That's where pro and anti-ICE protesters have been demonstrating for weeks.
Ashley Strohmeyer 0:39
Threat to send in troops comes a day after Minnesota Governor Tim Walls mobilized the state's National Guard. They have been activated but not yet deployed.

How are EU leaders responding to Trump's Greenland purchase proposal?

Ted Lindner 0:47
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry has also rejected Homeland Security Christy Nome's idea of creating designated protest zones. Major EU leaders decide Sunday to wait a couple of weeks to see if President Trump holds the tariff trigger and imposes fines on several EU allies to force Denmark into selling Greenland to the US, but they've had a lot to say about the threat, including calling it blackmail.
Stephanie Bennett 1:06
Denmark's foreign minister says they're trying to get President Donald Trump to abandon the idea of purchasing Greenland and explore a more diplomatic path forward.
Stephanie Bennett 1:31
America's national security. Also the land is rich in minerals.
Ted Lindner 1:37
And that's Fox's Stephanie Bennett. Now high speed passenger train crashes in southern Spain Sunday night, killing at least thirty-nine people on board.

What caused the high‑speed train derailment in southern Spain?

Ted Lindner 1:44
Dozens of others were wounded, some with serious injuries. The train traveling from Malaga, Spain, on the southern coast up to Madrid. When the train derailed and jumped onto the parallel train track crashing when another oncoming passenger train happened on a flat stretch of track renovated in May. America's listening to Fox News.
Ainsley Earhart 1:59
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52-episode podcast series, The Life of Jesus.
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Ted Lindner 2:16
The twenty twenty six Winter Olympics, hosted by Italy less than three weeks away, Vice President JD Vance is gonna lead an American delegation and attend the opening ceremony in Milan February sixth. That delegation includes Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the Vice President's wife Usha Vance, as well as a host of previous American Olympic gold medal winners.

What is the focus of the new ‘Life of Jesus’ podcast series?

Ted Lindner 2:35
Another Sunday of NFL playoff games, Fox's Tim McMaster recapping it all for us.
Unknown 2:40
Some classic NFL playoff weather Sunday set the stage for next weekend's conference championships. In New England, the Patriots intercepted CJ Stroud four times and turned over the Texans five times in the snow in a 28-16 win. They'll head to Denver next week to take on the Broncos, who will be without starting quarterback Bo Nicks after he fractured his ankle in Saturday's win over the Bills. Former Patriot Jared Stidham will start. In the NFC, the Rams. Overcame single-digit wind chill temperatures and a wild Caleb Williams game-tying touchdown in the final minute to beat the Bears 20-17 in overtime. They'll head to Seattle to face a Seahawks team that dismantled the Niners 41-6 on Saturday. I'm Tim McMaster, Fox News.
Ted Lindner 3:22
And today's the federal holiday that honors the birthday of Dr.

Who will lead the U.S. delegation at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan?

Ted Lindner 3:25
Martin Luther King Jr. Fox's Tanya J. Powers with more.
Tanya J. Powers 3:29
This year marks the fortieth observation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a federal holiday. The move to recognize the civil rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner came just four days after his assassination in nineteen sixty eight. But it took another fifteen years of grassroots efforts and growing public support before it was made official. President Ronald Reagan signed the bill into law in nineteen eighty three, designating the third Monday in January as Dr. Dr.

How did Martin Luther King Jr. Day become a federal holiday?

Tanya J. Powers 3:54
Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The first official day of observance was January twentieth, nineteen eighty-six. Former President Clinton signed the King Holiday and Service Act in nineteen ninety-four, which encourages observation of the holiday as a day of community service. Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.

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