Chapter 1: What message did Melania Trump deliver regarding Epstein allegations?
A surprise message from the First Lady. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Melania Trump says lies linking her to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein must end now.
The individuals lying about me are devoid of ethical standards. Humility and respect.
The public statement from the White House was not expected but was made, Mrs. Trump says, as her attorneys fight unfounded and baseless lies. She also says Congress must hold hearings with survivors.
Chapter 2: What recent developments are there in Israel-Lebanon negotiations?
Each and every woman should have her day to tell her story in public.
The House Oversight Committee has compelled testimony from several high-profile individuals as part of an investigation into Epstein. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
In a pivotal move, Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu announces he has authorized direct negotiations with Lebanon.
Netanyahu says he's ready to work with the Lebanese government to disarm Hezbollah and establish peaceful relations between their two countries.
Fox says Jonathan Savage and talks are expected to start next week in Washington. Meantime, peace talks over the Iran war will take place this weekend in Pakistan.
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Chapter 3: What updates are there on the Artemis II mission and its astronauts?
As stocks rose and oil prices trimmed gains on hopes for a definitive ceasefire with Iran, the Dow rose 276 points and the U.S. crude settled at 94.41 a barrel. Four astronauts are spending their last full day on a mission that set a record for traveling the farthest from Earth. Fox's Jonathan Seary reports.
As the world enjoys the first pictures from the Artemis II mission's flight around the far side of the moon, the astronauts promise much more is on the way. We have to get back.
Chapter 4: What actions are being taken against hospice fraud in California?
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Pilot Victor Glover and Splashdown is set for Friday at 8.07 p.m. Eastern off the California coast. America's listening to Fox News. A sweeping fraud crackdown in California where authorities arrested five people in a hospice fraud scheme. State Attorney General Rob Bonta.
We successfully executed search and arrest warrants at 10 separate locations and arrested five suspects so far throughout Southern California.
Fox's William Loginesque tells experts, says that experts say that the federal and state governments are responsible for policing fraud.
The state vets the license and is responsible for oversight. The feds pay the bills. And when you have a doctor billing for hundreds of patients or 90% of terminally ill people get out alive after six months. That's a problem. Bottom line, the finger-pointing is costing us taxpayers billions of dollars, and it's money that was meant to go for compassionate end-of-life care.
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Chapter 5: What recent legal cases have made headlines in New York?
Instead, it's going into the pockets of criminals.
California plans to charge 21 people with stealing more than $260 million in a scheme targeting the state's Medicaid program. A judge sentences a former New York City police sergeant to three to nine years in prison for tossing a full picnic cooler at a fleeing suspect, Eric Dupre. And then he crashed his motorized scooter and died. The jury convicted Eric Duran of manslaughter and 2023 death.
And the former sergeant said he was trying to protect the other officers from the approaching scooter. Dupre worked as a delivery driver and had three young children. And TMZ reports DJ Raffer, Africa Bambata, has died at 68. His real name was Lance Taylor, best known for some 80s hits and for being part of the Zulu Nation and for creating the genre called electro-funk.
And sources tell TMZ that Taylor died in Pennsylvania from complications related to cancer. I'm Carmen Roberts, and this is Fox News.