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A temporary ceasefire. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a temporary ceasefire with Ukraine. Fox's Stephanie Bennett reports from London. Russia claims that it's being introduced for humanitarian purposes. Now, during a meeting at the Kremlin, President Putin and his military chief said they've instructed all commanders of groups in the Special Military Operation Zone to cease combat operations.
President Putin says this Easter truce will test how serious Kyiv is for a ceasefire. And the Russian president claims Kyiv previously violated agreements regarding bans on energy strikes more than 100 times. And Putin threatening Ukraine as well, saying if they violate this ceasefire...
to be extremely attentive and vigilant and to be ready for an immediate response in full. Now, President Zelensky is skeptical, writing on X that before this ceasefire took effect, Russian attack drones were detected over Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelensky now says a fighting is continuing in the Russian border regions of Kursk and Belgorod.
The U.S. and Iran plan additional nuclear talks following today's meeting in Rome over Tehran's nuclear program. Fox's Madeline Rivera reports. A spokesperson from Oman's foreign ministry says the next phase of discussions aim to seal a fair, enduring and binding deal which will ensure Iran completely free of nuclear weapons and sanctions and maintaining its ability to develop peaceful nuclear energy. But the last
Part of that statement would appear to contradict the position shared by some Trump administration officials, including U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, who's leading these talks for the U.S. Witkoff is calling for the full dismantlement of Iran's nuclear enrichment and weaponization program. President Trump has threatened the possibility of strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities if negotiations collapse. The next meeting's April 26th. America's listening to Fox News.
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Thousands attend a vigil at Florida State University in Tallahassee Friday night for victims of Thursday's deadly campus shooting. Two people were killed and six others hurt. Fox's Madison Scarpino has details from Tallahassee. We now know the identities of the two men who died working on campus. Family of Roberto Morales says he loved his job at FSU and his beautiful wife and daughter. The other victim is 45-year-old Tiru Chaba from South Carolina.
The father of two was working as a vendor on campus, according to the law firm representing his family. The six others shot are expected to survive, but...
but three had to immediately go into surgery, according to the doctors treating them. And police now revealing the suspect spent about an hour in a parking garage before carrying out the shooting. Investigators are still trying to determine a motive for the shooting. The suspect identified as a student, Phoenix Eichner, who is in custody after being neutralized by police.
President Donald Trump is cracking down on Harvard University over its alleged anti-Semitism on campus. Fox's Rebecca Castor has the details. Large protests resuming at Harvard as the nation's oldest university goes head-to-head with the White House over its handling of pro-Palestinian protests. The Trump administration says Harvard did not do enough to keep Jewish students safe.
Now the Department of Homeland Security is threatening to prevent the university from enrolling international students unless it hands over the names and records of those who participated in campus protests. And the IRS is considering revoking Harvard's tax exemption status, which saves the school an estimated $465 million a year.
claims there was no legal basis to take away its tax-exempt status and says it's already taken action against anti-Semitism on campus. The White House is also claiming Harvard didn't accurately report its sources of foreign funding and is demanding the university resubmit its records. I'm Debra Valentine. This is Fox News. Creating your own business is everything. Getting it registered and compliant, not so much.
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