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Missing two weeks today. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Yet investigators have not made any arrest or taken anyone into custody in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Last night, deputies and the FBI searched a house a couple of miles from Guthrie's home in Tucson, where they detained but later released three people.
The sheriff's office affirmed that what we were seeing on the ground is related to the Nancy Guthrie case. Because this is a joint investigation at the request of the FBI, no additional information is currently available.
What are the latest updates on Nancy Guthrie's disappearance?
Fox's Matt Finn reporting from Tucson. Investigators also tagged and towed a Range Rover from a restaurant parking lot. The International Space Station is back at full strength after SpaceX delivered four new astronauts today to replace colleagues who had bailed early last month because of health concerns. And it was the first medical evacuation in NASA's 65-year human spaceflight history. The new crew includes two astronauts from NASA, one from France, and one from Russia. More on the partial government shutdown. This happened after weeks of partisan battles over President Trump's immigration crackdown. And Republican Senator from Louisiana Bill Cassidy tells Fox News.
It takes 60 votes to pass something. You can be forced to stay in town, but still you're ignoring the other responsibilities that you have. I'm actually at Mardi Gras, but on the other hand, I'll be meeting with people all this week related to the future of my state.
Democrats are calling for reforms to ICE before they will vote to increase funding for DHS. Homeland Security has had some funding still in place, though, because of the big, beautiful bill from last year. And the USA men's hockey team wins again, improving to 2-0 by topping Denmark 6-3 at the Milan Cortina Olympics. And American Jordan Stoltz skated to his second gold. America's listening to Fox News.
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About 250,000 people in Germany demonstrated against Iran's government today as world leaders met at the Munich Security Conference. Iran's exiled crown prince, Pahlavi, called for increased international pressure on Tehran as the crowd chanted for regime change. New Jersey Governor Mikey Sherrill is touting a legal victory after a judge ordered the Trump administration to restore the $1.6 billion in federal funding for a major rail project. Stephanie Bertini with Fox 5 New York has details.
A very celebratory tone announcing a major court decision we're reporting on. Governors saying the Second Circuit's order means the $200 million in federal funds for the Gateway Tunnel project will be released immediately. About 1,000 workers have been sidelined during the legal limbo waiting to get back to work on the construction project.
And I would say it's time, I would actually say it's way past time that the president releases the Gateway Tunnel funds.
The Gateway Tunnel project will eventually create new rail beneath the Hudson River, replacing aging infrastructure.
Amazon workers in Seattle demand the company cut ties with ICE.
They put out three calls, cut ties to ICE and CBP through AWS and partnerships with Palantir, an AI company with facial recognition tech that has been linked to immigration enforcement. And finally, they're calling for an end to their partnership with Flock by cutting off access to Amazon's ring data. Now, it is worth noting Amazon is no stranger to these types of calls for change.
How has the International Space Station been impacted by recent events?
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That's Matthew Smith with FOX 13 Seattle. And the seven western states that depend on the Colorado River missed a deadline for the second time today to agree on a plan addressing record drought and water shortages. I'm Carmen Roberts, and this is Fox News.
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