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He's a troublemaker, an agitator, and a radical left lunatic. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's what President Trump just wrote about the judge still demanding answers about controversial weekend deportations that he had ordered halted and weren't.
The president posted on Truth Social the judge was not elected like he was. And the president says he's doing what voters wanted, fighting illegal immigration. Now that judge is demanding answers by noon. The White House maintains this is not about defiance because it did not defy a court order saying that these individuals were already removed from U.S. soil by the time of that Saturday hearing. But last night, a D.C. District Court judge, James Boasberg, he expressed frustration over why the planes were not
just then turned around. The judge also wants more information on the invoking of a rarely used 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport them. The White House has so far not provided the names of the individuals on board, but says it can prove all of the 261 people sent away weren't dangerous gang members.
That's Fox's Alexandria Hoff at the White House, where President Trump's supposed to have a call soon or is on it now with Russia's leader trying to stop his war. A State Department spokesperson says the ball is now in Russia's court after Ukraine accepted a U.S.-backed 30-day ceasefire. Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had questions about the nature of a truce. Russia remains adamant any deal must ensure Ukraine will never be a part of NATO. Fox's Madeline Rivera. And as that war rages, another restarts. Hamas.
cannot be part of the future in the Gaza Strip. Full stop. Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Oren Marmerstein after they bombarded Gaza with airstrikes because Israel said Hamas refused to agree to extend the ceasefire and release the remaining hostages. Health officials in Gaza say more than 400 Palestinians were killed. Two astronauts who were stuck at the International Space Station since June are on their way home. Sonny Williams and Butch Wilmore are supposed to be back on Earth late in the afternoon on a SpaceX capsule.
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It is back to selling on Wall Street after a two-day rebound from all the big March losses. The Dow is down 234 points. The Nasdaq is dropping 333. It is a 64-point decline for the S&P 500. The stock of Google's parent company is among the market's losers this morning, falling more than 2% after making a really big deal.
Google parent Alphabet has agreed to buy cybersecurity startup Wiz for $32 billion in an all-cash deal, which is set to boost Alphabet's profile in the cloud computing market. It's a space currently led by Amazon and Microsoft. Once the transactions closed, the company says Wiz will join Google Cloud.
This is the biggest acquisition in the search giant's history and the biggest deal of the year so far. Wismake security tools designed to shield information stored in remote data centers from intruders. Google CEO Sundar Pichai says the acquisition will turbocharge improved cloud security and the ability to use multiple clouds together. Lillian Wu.
Fox News. The price of oil this morning is up about a half barrel, back to 68 bucks a barrel. Gas unchanged. AAA's national average for regular remains 307 a gallon. This is a big deal for some high school students. Harvard University's free tuition offer is aimed at undergraduate students from families earning less than $200,000 a year. For those families earning less than $100,000 a year, it would also cover health insurance, housing and other expenses.
The plan will take effect starting this fall and builds on Harvard's previous offer of free tuition to families making under $85,000 a year. That's Fox's Tanya J. Powers. Other universities like Pennsylvania, MIT, North Carolina, Virginia doing some other free tuition offers. The baseball season's underway. It started this morning. The Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs in the Major League season opener in Tokyo, Japan.
LA won the game 4-1. I'm Dave Anthony. This is Fox News. Hey, everyone. This is Lauren Green, host of the Lighthouse Faith Podcast. I recently sat down with Charles Payne to talk about his new special, A Matter of Faith. You want to kind of do the right thing as much as possible and help everyone as much as possible. But there are certain rules when it comes to the stock market. You have to be profitable at a certain period of time. You have to do this and you have to do that. And there are other things out of their control. So
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