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They have 17 hours left. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, to approve new funding in Congress to keep the government operating. We're headed to a shutdown because the Democrats won't do the right thing. I hope they change their mind. Vice President Vance, after a meeting at the White House with congressional leaders in both parties that did not lead to what Republicans demand, the seven-week funding extension the House already passed.
What are the latest updates on the government funding situation?
We are not going to support a partisan Republican spending bill that continues to gut the health care of everyday Americans. Period. Full stop.
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries demands provisions to extend health care subsidies set to expire at the end of the year. Before that meeting, President Trump tried to broker a peace deal for Gaza. Ending the war immediately, getting all of our hostages back. It's a 20-point plan that would also put in place a temporary Gaza government, not run by Hamas or the Palestinian Authority. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supports it, but if Hamas rejects the plan, he says they'll finish the job in Gaza militarily.
This can be done the easy way. Or it can be done the hard way.
But it will be done. This morning, President Trump will act as commander-in-chief at a big military meeting with his war secretary.
Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered nearly all of the one, two, three, and four-star generals and admirals serving around the world to appear in person for the mandatory meeting. The Military Times reports the secretary's address will discuss a new Pentagon document that will shift the department's priorities to a focus on the homeland and Western Hemisphere.
Fox's Jennifer Griffin of the Pentagon, two days after a man attacked a church in Michigan, driving through the entrance, shooting worshipers and setting the building on fire. Fox's Brooke Taylor reports from Grand Blanc.
Officials are now saying that all of those victims have thankfully been accounted for. Four people killed and at least eight more injured, including two who are in critical condition right now.
A gunman was shot and killed by police. America's listening to Fox News.
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If there is a government shutdown starting tomorrow, some services will still be available considered essential, including Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security payments. But a change is coming for those. Checks will no longer be in the mail.
Beginning today, the Social Security Administration is going paperless, which means federal benefit payments will be issued electronically. The change was announced in an executive order issued by President Trump in March. The White House says paper checks create, quote, unnecessary costs, delays, and the risk of fraud. Most Social Security beneficiaries already received digital payments, but about half a million people had still been getting paper checks. Those requesting an exemption to the digital payments must file a waiver with the U.S. Treasury Department. Earlier this year, the Trump administration cut thousands of Social Security Administration positions and closed some physical offices.
How is President Trump addressing the situation in Gaza?
Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
On Wall Street, stock futures are falling the day after gains for the Dow and the Nasdaq. On Monday night football, a doubleheader.
A matchup between winless teams went Miami's way, but the Dolphins' first victory of the season came at a cost. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill was carted off the field in the third quarter of a 27-21 win over the Jets, with head coach Mike McDaniel saying the eight-time Pro Bowler was diagnosed with a dislocated left knee. It was a gruesome injury, with Hill's leg bent at an ugly angle after making a catch near the sideline. In the second game of the night, the Broncos dominated the Bengals 28-3 to get to 2-2 on the season.
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