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What drama unfolded at the Winter Olympics involving a Ukrainian athlete?
Drama today at the Winter Olympics. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. An athlete from Ukraine disqualified for, as Fox's Jonathan Savage details, a political message on his helmet.
Vladislav Heraskevich was considered a medal contender in the skeleton event, but the International Olympic Committee president, who was waiting for him at the start of the course, told him he has to leave the Games in northern Italy. His specially designed helmet displayed images of Ukrainian athletes killed as a result of Russia's invasion.
As Fox's Jonathan Savage again and overnight, Russia launched another drone and missile barrage targeting the capital Kiev and other Ukrainian cities. Russia is banned from the Olympics because of the war. So is its ally Belarus. But 20 athletes from both countries have been allowed to compete in Italy without a flag, not representing Russia or Belarus. Another Trump threat to Iran. The president posted on Truth Social the last time they decided they were better off not making a nuclear deal. Iran was met with midnight hammer. The U.S. attack last year helping Israel target Iran's facilities. That post came after the president met with Israel's prime minister.
Benjamin Netanyahu's made no secret about his doubts that Iran can be trusted, and he voiced it to Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Oman last week. But he came to Washington to push President Trump personally on Israel's demands that any deal with Iran ends all uranium enrichment, removes stockpiles, ends ballistic missile production, and ends Iran's support for proxy militias in the
Fox's Jackie Heinrich at the White House. It's day 12 of the search for Nancy Guthrie, kidnapped from her home in Tucson.
Sources tell Fox News officials in Arizona are investigating one set of gloves found in the area of Nancy Guthrie's home. This a day after the FBI released images and video from a doorbell camera the morning of her disappearance, showing an armed individual tampering with the camera. In the footage, the individual appears to be wearing dark gloves along with a backpack.
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It was a party balloon that apparently led to the order to shut down El Paso, Texas' airport, canceling all flights, commercial and cargo, for 10 days. An order lifted just hours later, allowing flights to resume. El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson was upset the whole thing caught them off guard.
You cannot restrict airspace over a major city. without coordinating with the city, the airport, the hospitals.
The Trump administration initially said there was a Mexican drug cartel drone incursion, and then an official tells Fox what they thought was a drone entered the airspace and was shot down using a new high-energy laser. The military is developing it nearby Fort Bliss in Texas, and that led to that short FAA closure order in El Paso. Drones aren't just a concern there.
New York City Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says... If there is one threat that keeps me up at night, it is drones. Tactics that once belonged to militaries are now increasingly accessible to smaller groups and individuals. And commercial drones can be easily adapted into weapons of war.
She said that big events in the city are now big targets.
Like the World Cup, the 250th birthday of our country and the 25th anniversary of 9-11.
Commissioner Tisch added the NYPD is waiting for the approval of regulations from the federal government to be able to shoot down drones perceived to be a threat. Kevin Ureske, Fox News.
On Wall Street, stock futures are rising. The day after a bit of selling, the Dow dropped 66 points from Tuesday's record high close. The Nasdaq dropped 36. They put a bow on the NFL season in Seattle with a parade.
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