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What did the Supreme Court decide about Trump’s mail‑in ballot restrictions?
This is a Fox News alert. Restrictions rejected. I'm Lisa Lucera. The Supreme Court has turned away President Trump's mail-in ballot restrictions for now, allowing states to continue sending out mail-in ballots under the same processes they've used for years. The administration has asked the high court to require states to adopt a uniform envelope style and submit lists of eligible voters to an online portal. The Postal Service could refuse to deliver ballots to states that didn't comply, but Democratic state officials sued... arguing the president has no constitutional authority to set election rules. And the Trump administration ending rules intended to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
How is the Trump administration rolling back EPA climate regulations on power plants?
The Environmental Protection Agency is repealing coal and natural gas power plant rules that the agency says cost the industry $300 billion. It marks the latest shift by the Trump administration away from climate initiatives put in place by former presidents Obama and Biden. President Trump has dismissed climate change concerns as a con job and is increasing federal support for coal and natural gas facilities he says are needed to unleash American energy when electricity needs are higher than ever. Environmental groups are threatening to sue the new regulatory rollbacks, arguing the EPA has a legal responsibility to protect the public from pollution.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Kentucky Republican Mitch McConnell was back in the Senate this evening for his first vote since June. McConnell had been hospitalized after a fall and had largely not been seen. He issued a statement reading, in part, I'm not quite back to 100%, but I've assured Leader Thune that as I continue with physical therapy on the advice of my doctors, I'll do my best to be present for tough votes.
Who is the new U.S. Ambassador to Barbados nominated by President Trump?
President Trump has nominated Kimberly Greenwood, the wife of God Bless the USA singer Lee Greenwood, to serve as U.S. Ambassador to Barbados in the Eastern Caribbean. America's listening to Fox News. Denver is suing the Department of Homeland Security to block ICE agents from going to voting sites.
Tom Homan calls the Denver lawsuit an overreach that interferes with federal mandates. Now, that suit aims to create a protective buffer zone around voting locations. City officials argue the visible presence of federal agents near ballots creates a chilling effect, deterring eligible voters from exercising their civic duty out of fear of detention. Homan says that is a bogus...
What legal battle is unfolding over ICE agents at voting sites in Denver?
There
is no plan for immigration enforcement acts in a polling place. It's just another attempt to smear ICE and smear the president.
It is now up to federal courts to balance local election authorities against federal law enforcement
powers. Fox Business' Ashley Webster, the New York Yankees organization assuring fans a stadium water tower that it has not caused cases of Legionnaire's disease.
A cooling tower at the Bronx Stadium is one of 10 that tested positive for Legionella bacteria. The Yankees said in a statement no current cases of Legionnaires disease are linked to their stadium's tower. New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani said by Tuesday the stadium tower and the other nine will be cleaned and disinfected. And moving forward... We are looking to develop any kind of tool that can help to ensure that Legionnaires is something that we're able to combat.
What is the Legionella issue at the Bronx Yankees stadium and how is the city responding?
The mayor said 10 people were diagnosed with Legionnaire's disease in a current South Bronx cluster. One person has died. In New York, Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
The Supreme Court said to decide this month whether to hear a lobster fisherman's challenge to a rule requiring electronic tracking devices on boats. Maine lobster fisherman Frank Thompson filed a lawsuit against the state's Marine Resources Department over the GPS tracker requirement, arguing it constitutes unreasonable search and seizure. I'm Lisa Lucero. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What did the Supreme Court decide about Trump’s mail‑in ballot restrictions?
0:02–0:41
2
How is the Trump administration rolling back EPA climate regulations on power plants?
0:41–1:48
3
Who is the new U.S. Ambassador to Barbados nominated by President Trump?
1:48–2:31
4
What legal battle is unfolding over ICE agents at voting sites in Denver?
2:31–3:21
5
What is the Legionella issue at the Bronx Yankees stadium and how is the city responding?
3:21–3:53