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Optimism at the White House. Lisa Brady, Fox News. Just getting word about some of what's being said as a cabinet meeting is held. President Trump telling reporters that tariffs will keep U.S. taxes low. Also saying tariffs on cars, aluminum and pharmaceuticals will be coming soon. The Commerce Secretary says tariffs set to begin April 2nd with a new reciprocal policy will launch the external revenue service.
A three-judge appeals court panel is about to hear arguments in a deportation fight between the administration and a federal judge who ruled against deporting suspected Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador. Judge James Boasberg criticized the Justice Department for not turning deportation planes around.
and says the DOJ has not been transparent about why the order hasn't been followed. House Speaker Mike Johnson on Fox's Sunday Night in America says there could be action from congressional Republicans on judges he claims are interfering with President Trump's agenda. You've got a lot of activist judges, probably more than ever. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan tells Fox hearings on Boesberg will begin next week. Fox's Ryan Schmelz on Capitol Hill. The Justice Department argues Judge Boesberg is overstepping his authority.
The Supreme Court hearing arguments today over Louisiana's congressional map, which created two districts with majority black populations. The map was drawn after a previous ruling that Alabama had discriminated against black voters when drawing its maps. The district court wrongly assumed that our intentional creation of a majority black district in light of the Robinson decisions.
automatically established racial predominance. Louisiana Solicitor General Benjamin Aguinaldo arguing against claims that his state's map discriminates against non-black residents. The Trump administration now asking the Supreme Court to block a district judge's ruling that ordered the rehiring of thousands of probationary federal workers. America is listening to Fox News.
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A bipartisan bill on the Texas House would crack down on cell phones in school. House Bill 1481 would ban cell phones from Texas public school classrooms, requiring schools to designate a secure out-of-sight area to keep phones during instructional times.
The bill's author, state rep Republican Caroline Fairley, believes the cell phone ban will help test scores and combat bullying in schools. We have heard from so many teachers who have said, you know, we need the state to kind of have our back on this issue because we're in the classroom picking up phones and ending up, you know, being the bad guy.
when it comes to this policy. The bipartisan bill is currently in committee as some school districts in Texas have already implemented or are testing cell phone bans. Jeff Manasso, Fox News. A Connecticut middle school student is accused of attacking two Muslim students. The 12-year-old Wallace middle school student is charged with a hate crime after the attack on two 13-year-old Muslim girls earlier this month on the school's campus. Waterbury, Connecticut police were
called to the incident on March 3rd, which involved four 7th grade girls inside a locker room during gym. They say two 13-year-olds had minor injuries that did not require medical treatment.
Investigators say the 12-year-old evidently started the fight, which was motivated by religion and or ethnicity, which meets the legal term of a hate crime. Another 13-year-old student accused in the incident was referred to a youth diversionary program instead of being arrested. Fox's Tanya J. Powers. The United Nations just announcing that it will reduce its footprint in Gaza after five staff members of the organization's Palestinian Relief Agency were killed recently in resumed fighting.
On Wall Street, a rally continues, not quite as big as earlier. Right now, the Dow's up 445 points. The S&P and the Nasdaq also up more than 1%. Elisa Brady, 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 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 it's easier as a private company than a publicly traded company. Look over Lighthouse Faith on your favorite podcast platform or just ask Alexa to play Lighthouse Faith Podcast.