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Why is Canada threatening retaliation over the new 50% U.S. tariffs?
Fighting back, I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News, Canada now vowing retaliation against a new round of fifty percent tariffs from the Trump White House this after talks collapsed late yesterday.
President Donald Trump's import taxes will hit about five percent of what Canada ships to the United States every year. Now that includes products that range from hockey sticks to tongue depressors. The countries sold each other eight hundred and eighty billion worth of goods and services last year. The tariffs were initially supposed to kick in at twelve oh one AM Wednesday, but President Trump extended the deadline for three days to allow talks to continue But the two countries still could not reach an agreement in time.
And that's Fox's Marianne Rafferty, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney blaming unfair last minute changes to DC's proposed terms.
Who is Darlene Graham and why are South Carolina Republicans questioning her readiness?
He says Canada will match the tariffs. President Trump heading to South Carolina, pushing for Republican Senate candidate Darlene Graham, the sister of the late Lindsey Graham.
Republicans in the Palmetto State, including the state's former governor Nikki Haley, have raised concerns about Graham's readiness after she admitted at a debate this week that she wasn't well versed on national security.
If we lose, you're going to lose your border.
Meantime, vice president JD Vance was in his hometown of Middletown, Ohio, trying to sharpen the administration's message on the economy.
Foxes, Madeline Rivera in D.C.
What makes the inaugural Freedom 250 IndyCar race in Washington, D.C. historic?
IndyCar making history this weekend with the inaugural Freedom two fifty Grand Prix in Washington, D.C. The two hundred fifty mile race will send twenty-five drivers around a one point seven mile street course with the track running past landmarks, including the Washington Monument and the National Air and Space Museum. Championship leader Alex Palau headlines the field, the race. One PM on Fox. America's listening to Fox.
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New details we have about the brutal murder of a Pennsylvania college student, her boyfriend now the prime suspect.
How did the murder of Penn West student Caroline Heinz unfold and what are the legal charges?
A conversation about their future ended in murder. Police say Royce Moser fatally stabbed his girlfriend, Caroline Heinz, a student athlete at Penn West University, as the two sat in her Jeep. He went inside his home and then he came back with a large knife.
He comes back outside to the vehicle, which is hers and her family's, proceeds to stab her once in the chest heart region.
State police spokesman Rocco Gagliardi says a panicked Moser put the body in the rear hatch, drove to his home and asked his mother for help.
She's trying to clean up the blood splatter, trying to then get a game plan of what they're gonna do.
Rachel Moser is charged with obstruction of justice and other crimes.
What are the details of TikTok’s $400 million settlement over children’s privacy?
Daria Albinger,
Fox News. TikTok agrees to pay four hundred million dollars to settle a children's privacy case.
The lawsuit related to compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act was filed by the DOJ in twenty twenty four. Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward Jr. said in a statement, the settlement is a major victory for parents and children, adding that the department's priority is ensuring children are protected online. Under the settlement, TikTok and its parent company, ByteTance, will pay $300 million immediately. And then $100 million upon entry of an order vacating a prior consent decree entered against TikTok's predecessor. The DOJ says TikTok has implemented extensive measures designed to strengthen safeguards for younger users. Deborah Valentine, Fox.
The family of Irina Zarutska is suing the city of Charlotte and private transit security contractor one year after her fatal stabbing aboard the city's light rail system. The suit alleging systemic failures, including inadequate security staffing and a lack of fare enforcement, the family claims no security guard was on board the train when she was killed. The city says does not comment on the
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why is Canada threatening retaliation over the new 50% U.S. tariffs?
0:02–0:49
2
Who is Darlene Graham and why are South Carolina Republicans questioning her readiness?
0:49–1:33
3
What makes the inaugural Freedom 250 IndyCar race in Washington, D.C. historic?
1:33–2:08
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How did the murder of Penn West student Caroline Heinz unfold and what are the legal charges?
2:08–2:44
5
What are the details of TikTok’s $400 million settlement over children’s privacy?
2:44–3:58