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says they will get paid. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. President Trump says he will use his executive power to get TSA agents their paychecks.
The president announced via Truth Social that his plan is for the TSA checks to be distributed through an emergency order, which makes the Department of Homeland Security act immediately. Airport checkpoint lines have recently seen travelers wait for hours to be screened for their flights. The White House had discussed invoking a national emergency to allow for possible presidential action, even as senators struggled to reach an agreement on DHS funding.
What executive actions is President Trump taking regarding TSA paychecks?
The six-week partial shutdown has not only affected TSA, but other agencies within DHS, including the Coast Guard and FEMA.
Fox's Grinnell Scott. Since they haven't been paid, TSA agents haven't been showing up for work, which is causing travel nightmares.
TSA says airport wait times are now the longest in agency history. So far, nearly 500 TSA officers have quit because of unreliable pay. As new Fox polls show, nearly a third of Americans, 27%, are living paycheck to paycheck.
Fox's Jackie Heinrich at the White House. President Trump says Iran asked him to put a 10-day pause on strikes on its energy facilities in place and proclaiming on Fox's The Five.
We've already won the war. Militarily, we've totally won the war.
The president said if Iran does not allow ships through the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. will resume strikes. The U.S. Treasury plans to put President Trump's signature on all new U.S. paper currency. The move would be a first for a paper currency as the signature of the Treasury Secretary. California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill to rename Cesar Chavez Day to Farm Workers Day following sexual abuse allegations against the labor leader. The state moved to make the change after allegations surfaced that Chavez abused girls and women, including fellow labor icon Dolores Huerta. America's listening to Fox News.
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The runway where a plane hit a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport in New York's reopened.
The runways reopened after the removal of the mangled plane and fire truck and the repair and inspection of the runway and associated infrastructure. That from the agency that runs the airport, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The two Air Canada pilots died in the collision Sunday night with about 40 people injured, including a flight attendant thrown from the plane still strapped in her seat. A fire truck had been cleared to cross the runway to respond to an incident on another plane. LaGuardia has two runways, and the closure of one, along with TSA agent shortages, has led to major delays and cancellations. In New York, Chris Foster, Fox News.
A town official in Chester, New York, nearly 60 miles north of Manhattan, faces up to 25 years in prison after he was convicted of shooting and wounding a lost DoorDash delivery driver last year. John Riley III had maintained he was acting in self-defense. Job cuts are looking subdued in the middle of March.
There still appears to be little change in the number of layoffs. New claims for unemployment benefits rose by just 5,000 in the week ending March 21st to 210,000. The number matched the forecast from economists. And for the previous week ending March 14th, continuing claims, those remaining on benefits came in at 1.81 million, which is a decline. This week, the latest numbers from payroll processing company ADP found private employers added an average of 10,000 jobs per week in the four weeks ending March 7th. ADP says employment gains recently have been little changed. Jenny Kosola, Fox News.
The new study finds artificial intelligence chatbots are so prone to flattering and validating humans that they're giving bad advice that can damage relationships and reinforce harmful behaviors. That's the finding of the study, which tested 11 leading AI systems, finding they all showed varying degrees of behavior that was overly agreeable and affirming.
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