Chapter 1: What are the latest developments regarding Iran and U.S. negotiations?
Pressure building over Iran. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. President Trump saying he's not happy after negotiations this week wrapped without a deal.
I don't want to say the key words. We're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
The president saying he does not want to see Iran develop a civilian nuclear program. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned any Americans in Iran to leave immediately. The president now in Corpus Christi, Texas, at an oil refinery where he made his first pitch on the economy after Tuesday's State of the Union address.
With the men and women here today, we're unleashing America's potential, strengthening our security, increasing our prosperity. We have the most successful country anywhere in the world. A year and a half ago, we had a dead country. Our country was dead.
The president was asked about who he's endorsing in the state's Republican Senate primary between incumbent John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. He said he's made up his mind but did not elaborate.
The House Oversight Committee has wrapped up its questioning of former President Bill Clinton over Jeffrey Epstein, with Chairman James Comer saying they're going to continue questioning others in relation to the Epstein files. Million-selling singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, who sang and wrote dozens of hits, has died.
Born in Brooklyn in 1939, he was one of the original creators of the Brill Building Sound in the late 50s and early 60s. Early hits included Oh Carol, Calendar Girl, and Breaking Up is Hard to Do, among others. After the British invasion of the 60s changed the music landscape, Sadaka wrote hits for other artists, including Frank Sinatra and Elvis.
A comeback in the 1970s brought him back to the top of the charts with Laughter in the Rain, and in the 90s and beyond, he composed classical music.
Fox's Tanya J. Power is in a statement. His family wrote they're devastated by his sudden passing. Neil Sadaka was 88. America is listening to Fox News.
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Chapter 2: What impact does President Trump's economic pitch have on Texas?
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Two transgender men have sued the state of Kansas after a new law that bars any sex listing on driver's licenses and birth certificates other than the one assigned at birth. Invalidated their driver's licenses. The men argue it violates their rights to privacy, personal autonomy, and due legal process.
They're also challenging the law's tough new enforcement provisions for the state's policy of barring transgender people from using public restrooms of their choosing. Another blow for Britain's beleaguered Prime Minister.
The UK's governing Labour Party didn't just lose this special election, they didn't even come second. They've been defending a huge majority, but Labour's third place finish heaps pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He's been criticised for his judgement over appointing a close friend of Jeffrey Epstein as the British ambassador to the United States. And his popularity is historically low.
The Gordon and Denton election was won by the Green Party in a huge upset. Upstart right-wingers' reform came second. The Conservatives, who until recently held power in the UK, got less than 2% of the vote. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
NASA's putting off its Artemis II lunar fly-around until at least April this coming after the space agency took the module back to the hangar for repairs this week. Administrator Jared Isaacman also says the Artemis moon landing program is being revamped with the Artemis III mission now focusing on testing a lunar lander in orbit around Earth next year.
The home of one of the NFL's most recognizable teams remains in limbo.
Could the Chicago Bears, who've played in Illinois since 1919, find a new home in Hammond, Indiana? Mike Braun, Indiana governor, signed a bill Thursday that gives the state the finances and authority to build a stadium to lure the Bears, who know that the proposed mega-projects bill in Illinois passed in the House subcommittee to help.
Fox's Jared Max, I'm Lisa Lucera, this is Fox News.
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