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What did the President say about auto factory investment and incomes in Michigan?
The country is doing well. Elisa Brady, Fox News. That's the president's take in Battleground, Michigan, telling the crowd at a GM facility, investment is booming and incomes are rising.
We're building more auto factories and more plants than at any time in the history of our country.
A protester shouting a short time later, drowned out by the crowd.
Thank you.
Why did the President single out Democratic Socialist candidates at the GM event?
He's a communist. We're running against communists now. This is crazy.
The president singling out Democratic Socialist candidates who've won some high-profile races around the country recently. In Michigan's primaries next week, progressive Abdul Al-Sayed is hoping to unseat Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens to face Republican Senate hopeful Mike Rogers this fall. Proposed changes to the mail-in ballot system go to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Justice Department filing an emergency appeal. asking for the changes to be allowed while the legal fight plays out. President Trump wants mail-in ballots delivered only to people on a state citizenship list of eligible voters. More than 20 states and D.C. sued, arguing only states and Congress can set election rules. A federal judge agreed to block implementation, which was upheld on appeal, prompting the emergency request to the high court.
The search continues for a second suspect in Seattle after yesterday's shooting during a festival, killing three people, wounding at least four.
This is an all-hands-on-deck response. Investigating this tragedy has been taken on by nearly every part of our police department.
Mayor Katie Wilson says a 15-year-old is detained for investigation of assault and firearms violations. Investigators have said they believe the suspects were shooting at each other. The Associated Press now reporting a possible third suspect was among those killed. They're assessing tornado damage northwest of Milwaukee, including the cities of Appleton and Menasha. Extensive damage to homes and power outages so far. No reports of injuries. America is listening to Fox News.
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Convicted killer Brian Koberger changes his mind as he serves multiple life terms in prison for stabbing four university students to death in Idaho. He now wants to take back his guilty plea, filing paperwork in court and planning to claim he had bad counsel.
Koberger did provide a statement to the New York Times saying over a year later, it is self-evident that in State v. Koberger, justice was not served. Unanswered questions seemed to multiply with each piece of discovery unsealed.
Fox's Max Gordon. Koberger calls the state's narrative a work of fiction. His guilty plea avoided a possible death sentence if convicted at trial. One student's family says Koberger never claimed he was uninformed or pressured, suggesting he hates life in prison and wants another chance to roll the dice and that a hearing will be a break from solitary confinement. Two wealthy brothers with a big social media following.
aren't going anywhere for now. Andrew and Tristan Tate, the social media influencers accused of rape and sex trafficking, will remain in jail for at least two more weeks as they fight extradition to the UK. Federal Judge Lauren Lewis set a detention hearing for August 13th to decide whether the brothers stay behind bars during what could be a months-long process. British prosecutors... say the new charges involve four new accusers, the latest in a legal saga spanning the U.S., Britain, and Romania. The former kickboxers with millions of followers and dual U.S.
What legal fight surrounds proposed mail-in ballot changes heading to the Supreme Court?
and U.K. citizenship have repeatedly denied wrongdoing. Michelle Polino, Fox News. A renewed plea from Nancy Guthrie's family.
It has been months. since our mom was taken from us. In a new video post, Savannah Guthrie says it's never too late to do the right thing. The family is still offering a more than $1 million reward.
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