Artemis II officially more than halfway to the Moon.
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What are the latest developments in the search for the missing U.S. airman?
It's a frantic search. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Search and rescue teams still trying to find a missing U.S. airman after Iran shot down a U.S. fighter jet on Friday. Jonathan Hunt is in Tel Aviv.
There is quite literally a race on to find that missing F-15E crew member. The U.S. doing everything it can, of course, to bring him back. bring him home safely. But the Iranian military also looking for him, looking for what would be obviously a huge propaganda victory. They were very quick to start showing pictures of the wreckage of that F-15E and one of the ejector seats with remnants of of a parachute found near where it came down. One point we know that some of those U.S. helicopters took incoming fire. Some members of one of those crews were injured, but we understand the helicopters landed safely.
Israeli forces saying they'll pause their strikes on the area where the airmen went missing in southern Iran. The Artemis II mission back on track after a minor issue, heading eventually to the far side of the moon.
and around just before the trans lunar injection that's that critical rocket burn where they fire the main rocket for about six minutes to leave a relatively low earth orbit and begin their trajectory to the moon they got a warning of a suspected cabin leak the astronauts worked with engineers on the ground to troubleshoot they determined it was a false alarm and then they were able to move forward with that critical burn. The Artemis II astronauts have been sending back dramatic pictures of the Earth. When they pass behind the far side of the moon on Monday, they're likely to see features previously captured only by satellite images. Already, they're seeing the moon from a different angle than the rest of humanity.
And Fox's Jonathan Serri at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. America's listening to Fox News.
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State lawmakers in Florida could still try to enact congressional redistricting this year in time for the upcoming November midterms.
Florida's regular legislative session for the year ended in March, but back in January, Governor Ron DeSantis called for a special session to take place later this month for lawmakers to work on and approve new congressional district boundaries. While it is irregular to redistrict partway through a decade, DeSantis, a Republican, insists redrawing the lines of some districts will yield more seats for the GOP and therefore fewer for Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives. Polling suggests the idea is popular among Florida Republican voters, though not necessarily among Democrats or unaffiliated voters. The special session is to begin April 20th. In Miami, Eben Brown, Fox News.
Republicans in Congress hoping to prioritize the Save America Act when they return from the Easter recess. That's a bill that would require proof of citizenship to register to vote and tighten some voter ID rules. The House has already passed the measure, but it faces a big climb in the Senate where Democrats oppose it and Republicans lack the votes to overcome a filibuster. Texas GOP Congressman Brandon Gill on Fox's Saturday in America talks about the bill.
only takes a few fraudulent votes in key swing states and key swing districts to swing even a presidential election. So the stakes couldn't be higher. And that's why we have to fight for this legislation. We've got to take it seriously. And again, I don't think the Senate is.
Democrats oppose the Save America Act because they argue it could limit access to voting by imposing stricter voting requirements like proof of citizenship that they say could disproportionately impact some eligible voters.
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