The Desperate Search Continues for the Missing Mother of a Host of The "Today" Show
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What happened to Nancy Guthrie and why is she missing?
Where is she? I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's the big question in Arizona, where the worry grows for Nancy Guthrie, believed abducted Saturday night. She's the mother of today's show host Savannah Guthrie, who in a statement says they believe in prayer and goodness.
The Pima County Sheriff Chris Nano says it's what investigators found inside Nancy Guthrie's home that leads them to believe she was abducted, that she was sleeping at the time she was kidnapped and likely harmed.
Fox's Alicia Acuna in Tucson.
Sheriff Nano says Nancy Guthrie's medication, wallet, and phone were found inside the home here on the northeast part of Tucson. Sheriff Nano says the house is a crime scene.
It's day four of the partial government shutdown, and it may be the last trying to approve a Senate funding compromise.
So here's where things stand right now. If Republicans can pass a procedural vote today, they can bring this package of five government spending bills to the House floor where it would be expected to pass even with some Democratic votes. Now, that would then end the shutdown today once it got to President Trump's desk.
The Capitol, while that funding lasts through September for most of the government, it's only two weeks worth for Homeland Security. Democrats, including Congressman Jim McGovern, demand ICE be reformed. And I refuse to fund such a lawless, out-of-control agency. After all the anti-ICE demonstrations that got angrier in Minneapolis following two deadly shootings. And now the head of Homeland Security says all agents there will wear body cameras.
What evidence suggests that Nancy Guthrie was abducted?
The House has delayed a vote to hold the Clintons in contempt of Congress for not cooperating in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation.
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to sit for a closed-door deposition with the House Oversight Committee. Chairman James Comer says details on the potential agreement are still being worked out, and until then, contempt proceedings against the former first couple are still on the table. Fox's Ryan Schmelz.
Russia's gone on the attack again in Ukraine. Despite U.S. talks to stop the war, the overnight bombardment cut off electricity and heat for some. Ukraine's president says they're terrorizing people in the cold days of winter. America's listening to Fox.
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Iran wants to talk. The country's president directing his foreign minister to pursue fair and equitable negotiations with the U.S.
That's according to his post on X, in which he says the decision comes after requests from regional allies to respond to the proposal by President Trump. It's an about-turn for the reformist president, but analysts say he must have received the blessing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. As part of a build-up of forces, the U.S. sent its aircraft carrier, the USS Abraham Lincoln, to the region. Ayatollah Khamenei warning of a risk of regional war. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Well, in two hours, President Trump will hold talks with Colombia's leader, Gustavo Petro.
What is the current status of the government shutdown?
after also hinting at military action in that country. Following a U.S. raid in Venezuela a month ago, the captured leader, Nicolas Maduro, now jailed in New York on terror and drug charges.
I look forward to seeing him. He's coming in. We're going to be talking about drugs because tremendous amounts of drugs come out of his country.
NASA has sent astronauts who'd been in quarantine since last month getting ready for a moon mission back home for now.
Artemis II was due to launch this weekend, sending a crew of four astronauts to orbit the moon. But following Monday's fueling rehearsal, the space agency decided to hold off for now. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says fuel leaks were detected during the rehearsal.
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