President Trump is Getting Ready to Leave Davos
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What new initiative did President Trump announce at Davos?
He's getting ready to leave Davos, Switzerland. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Hours after the president created something new.
The official formation of what is known as the Board of Peace.
And President Trump's the chairman, joined by other world leaders signing the charter this morning that some American allies have not joined the board, initially formed to implement peace in Gaza, including disarming Hamas. I think we can spread out to other things as... As we succeed with Gaza. Saying they'd work with the United Nations, but the U.N. hasn't lived up to its potential.
How is the Board of Peace intended to influence Gaza?
The president says he's also touting a deal in the works for Greenland. After insisting the U.S. must take control of the territory now part of Denmark, the president says it's key for his new U.S. missile defense system. Fox's Lucas Tomlinson is in Greenland.
President Trump announcing that framework agreement and calling off his tariff threats against those NATO nations who deployed forces here. President Trump talking to our own Maria Bartiromo, telling her this deal could possibly mean total access for U.S. forces in the United States. We will have all, everything we want. We're getting everything we want at no cost. So the Golden Dome will be on Greenland? A piece of it, yes. And it's a very important part because it's everything.
Now, the president also talked to reporters moments ago before leaving the World Economic Forum about Ukraine.
I had a very good meeting with President Zelensky. Everybody wants to have the war end.
And as Fox's Jonathan Savage reports, the president's special envoy will soon be talking to Russia's leader.
Steve Witkoff heads to Moscow today after hailing progress in peace talks. He's described the issue of territory as the 800-pound elephant in the room. I think we've got it down to one issue, and we have discussed iterations of that issue, and that means it's solvable.
The Oscar nomination's just out. Sinners leads the way up for a record 16, including Best Picture.
What is President Trump's plan for Greenland and its significance?
Here are the other nominees for that. Begonia.
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Vice President Vance will go to Minneapolis today after weeks of anti-ICE protests and clashes with officers, putting Democratic leaders in Minnesota under federal scrutiny for their opposition to immigration enforcement. And anti-ICE critics are even more upset there over this.
Columbia Heights, Minnesota Public Schools Superintendent Zaina Stenvik says the five-year-old, Liam Ramos, was detained Tuesday with his father in their driveway as they were returning home from preschool. She says another adult in the home begged the agents to leave Liam there, but they refused. His middle school-aged brother got home 20 minutes later after Liam and their father had been taken away. Their attorney says the family has an active asylum case with no order of deportation and that they're being held in San Antonio, Texas. Homeland Security says the father is in the country illegally and fled when agents approached. The school superintendent says two 17-year-olds and a 10-year-old in the district are also in ICE custody.
Chris Foster, Fox News.
President Trump has doubted that he made Washington, D.C. a safe city with his crime crackdown and included a controversial National Guard deployment. He has also sent federal officers to other cities, and he might like this report.
The Nonpartisan Council on Criminal Justice says murders in the 35 largest U.S. cities fell 21 percent last year, the biggest one-year drop ever and likely the lowest rate since 1900. Eleven of 13 tracked crimes were lower in 2025 than in 2024. CCJ President Adam Gelb says it's hard to tell what drove the drop, citing shifts in criminal justice policies and advances in crime-fighting technology. Violent crime was already falling to a two-decade low in President Joe Biden's final year.
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