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Taking a second look. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Fox News has learned law enforcement is back in the home of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie, who police believe was taken from her Tucson home late Saturday night.
Just a short time ago, a whole bunch of sheriff's deputies showed up there, along with Border Patrol agents, with dogs, and members of the FBI. And they put the tape back Back around that house, sealing it off.
What happened in the investigation of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance?
We believe that there is a search ongoing in part of the area around the back of that property right now. We don't know exactly what they're all looking for, but certainly there is suddenly very intense activity back at Nancy Guthrie's house.
Fox's Jonathan Hunt. Law enforcement was also at the home of Annie Guthrie, Savannah Guthrie's sister. She and her husband are believed to be the last people to see Nancy Guthrie when they dropped her off Saturday night. Ryan Ruth, the man found guilty of the second attempt on President Trump's life during the 2024 campaign, will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Ruth defended himself at trial, but Martin Roth was his standby lawyer. He hopes that his actions do not influence other people or motivate other people to involve themselves in a political act of violence. The judge called Ruth evil.
Fox's Evan Brown in Miami. President Trump was on one of his Florida golf courses when Secret Service agents found Ruth hiding in the shrubs with a gun as Donald Trump was playing. A professor at Texas A&M University was fired last year after a controversy over a classroom video about a gender identity lesson has sued the school. Melissa McCowell claims the university violated her rights by bowing to political pressure. America's listening to Fox News.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Besson before a House panel testifying about the president's economic policies.
Missouri Democratic Congressman Emanuel Cleaver focused on Treasury Secretary Scott Besson's opinion of the Federal Reserve. Besson said it's important to preserve the Fed's independence, but said that independence is based on trust with the American people.
The Federal Reserve lost the trust of American people when it allowed the greatest inflation of 49 years to ravage working people in this country.
One Democrat questioned whether the Trump administration really wanted a weaker dollar as part of a plan to boost exports.
We always support a strong dollar policy.
Besson said the president's plan is parallel prosperity for Wall Street and Main Street. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
The Supreme Court has turned away an appeal for Republicans of California's redistricting plan that's favorable to Democrats. The plan was approved by voters in November. A group founded by the owner of the New England Patriots will premiere an ad during the Super Bowl urging people to stand up to anti-Semitism.
The Blue Square Alliance Against Hate, which was founded by Patriots owner Robert Kraft, will air a $15 million 30-second ad during Sunday's Super Bowl that urges Americans to stand up to Jewish hate and hate of all kinds. It's the third straight year the Blue Square Alliance has advertised during the Super Bowl. Last year's ad starred NFL quarterback Tom Brady and rapper Snoop Dogg, but did not directly mention anti-Semitism. The group says its research shows that while Jewish people account for only 2% of the U.S. population, they are the target of nearly 70% of faith-based hate crimes in the country. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
Mickey Lulich, the hero of the 1968 World Series for the Detroit Tigers, has died. Lulich had three complete game victories for the Tigers in the series and was the last major league pitcher to achieve that feat. His wife told the Tigers he died after a short stay in hospice care.
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