President Trump Says Iran Has Requested a Meeting
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Did President Trump announce Iran requested a meeting in Qatar?
He says Iran has requested a meeting. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, and President Trump on True Social wrote it'll be tomorrow in Qatar, though an Iranian official denies that. The president also again posted Iran will not have a nuclear weapon, and White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt just told Fox.
The president obviously wants to see the peace process play out, and the Iranians would be best to sign a good deal with the United States of America because the president has proven he's unafraid to use the might of our military.
Over the weekend, 60 members of Iran's Assembly of Experts released a statement saying Iran's nuclear rights must not be subject to discussion or dispute. This government body also threatened President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, saying they must be brought to justice.
Fox's Trey Yinks in Tel Aviv.
The Assembly of Experts speaks on behalf of Iran's Supreme Leader, Mustafa Khamenei. This is the body that actually elects the Supreme Leader inside of Iran.
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Rescue workers still doing their thing this morning, which is dangerous because we had yet another aftershock.
Fox's Nate Foy in a badly damaged city. More survivors found over the weekend.
Rescue teams are on the ground from Virginia, California, and Florida. They're working with the State Department, and so is the U.S. military. 130 Marines are arriving here in La Guida to help reopen the port so that badly needed supplies can reach the most devastated areas.
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What is Iran's Assembly of Experts saying about nuclear rights and threats?
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Record amounts of rainfall resulted in catastrophic flooding and four deaths across Kentucky, prompting dozens of water rescues and evacuations. Governor Andy Beshear issued a warning for travelers on Sunday.
Bridges have been wiped out, entire roads have been wiped away, and there is still standing and moving water. America's listening to Fox.
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Luigi Mangione returns to court today in New York City for a hearing in the federal case against the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was murdered in 2024 outside a hotel in Manhattan.
Today's hearing before a federal judge in New York is meant to discuss trial logistics. And ahead of the hearing, both prosecutors and attorneys for Luigi Mangione wrote that they were prepared to discuss potential juror questionnaires and scheduling. But last week there was a report that Mangione's team had engaged in talks over a potential plea deal with federal prosecutors. Attorneys for Mangione said information like this, attributed to anonymous sources, was part of a troubling deliberate pattern by prosecutors and law enforcement to create prejudice against Mangione and manipulate public opinion. Mangione's pled not guilty to both state and federal charges. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Alec Murdoch also returns to court this morning in South Carolina for a hearing before his retrial. after the state Supreme Court overturned his murder convictions and life sentence in the killings of his wife Maggie and son Paul in 2021, citing jury tampering. On Wall Street, stocks may rise to start the week. Dow futures up more than 200 points, 300-plus for the Nasdaq. At the movies, Woody and Buzz remain atop the box office, fending off a super challenge.
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