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They have no choice, Elisa Brady. Fox News, that from the Israeli prime minister defending the response to attacks from Hamas and other Iran proxies and vowing to keep defending Israel while making a prediction about the Iranian regime.
Their murderous regime will be toppled by its lies, by its corruption, by its cruelty. This evil regime will fall and we will all celebrate that day.
Dozens of diplomats walking out at the start of his speech where Benjamin Netanyahu also called allegations of genocide in Gaza the biggest lie of the century. The Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas accusing Israeli forces of killing, starvation and attempted displacement. As well
as a
genocidal war
that has created...
An unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. His message on video denied a visa to appear in person. The AI race, part of the focus at a White House summit between President Trump and China's President Xi, who says both countries have a responsibility to manage AI for good. And
ensure that the development of AI is always under human control and serves the well-being of the people.
President Xi acknowledging competition, but saying there are more reasons to cooperate.
The decisions we make in these areas today can promote peace and prosperity for decades and decades to come.
Some in Congress, including Republicans, argue a red carpet welcome is too much, given a wide variety of concerns about China's activities. Headwinds in a Senate hearing for FDA Commissioner nominee Dr. Heidi Overton.
You are behind the president in the Oval Office when he signed an executive order to break up the vaccine schedule into more doses, completely ignoring the reality of families today struggling to make life affordable.
Republican Senator Bill Cassidy chairs the panel. Overton offered support for the safety of long-established vaccines during the hearing. America is listening to Fox News. A terrorism charge is dropped against a Texas mom accused of helping her son plan
a school shooting. Ashley Pardo was charged last May with aiding in the commission of terrorism. The San Antonio mother was accused of buying ammunition, magazines, and tactical gear for her 13-year-old son with knowledge that he planned to carry out mass acts of violence at his middle school. But Bexar County records reveal the charge was dismissed for insufficient evidence. The teen, who officials say showed up to school in tactical clothing as part of an alleged attack, was initially charged with terrorism, but under a plea agreement received two years of probation in a secured residential facility for a prohibited weapons charge. Ashley Pardo still faces an unrelated charge of abandoning or endangering a child with criminal negligence in a separate incident.
Kristen Goodwin, Fox News. The U.S.
Senate is set to vote on reforms aimed at protecting college sports by capping what schools can allocate for name, image, and likeness deals and limiting transfers. Retired coach turned Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville telling reporters...
You go watch the team right now. Three-fourths of the team wasn't on the team last year, the same team. They're moving every year. That's not going to happen after this bill is passed. You'll only get one transfer after you started a school.
But Florida Senator Rick Scott, a fellow Republican, doesn't like a provision restricting schools from changing conferences.
Schools in my state, they decide they want to change their conference, they have to go independent for five years. That's devastating to these programs.
Right now, schools can share about $21 million in revenues directly with players. The bill would more than double that cap. But some opponents argue it's better for the universities than the players. If it passes the Senate, the bill would still need a House vote. A mixed day on Wall Street overall. The Dow dropping 161 points. The S&P is slipping less than two points. But the Nasdaq ekes out a gain of three points. I'm Lisa Brady. This is Fox News.
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