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Top Intel officials back on the Capitol Hill grill. Melissa Brady, Fox News, says Democrats keep insisting classified information was part of a group chat on airstrikes in Yemen that inadvertently included a reporter. Completely outrageous to me that administration officials come before us today with impunity.
No acceptance of responsibility. Colorado Congressman Jason Crow, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz has accepted responsibility, but says how the journalist ended up in the chat remains under review. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard telling lawmakers... The conversation was candid and sensitive.
But as the president national security advisor stated, no classified information was shared. The defense chief Pete Hegseth facing calls from some lawmakers to resign. The U.S. debt limit fast approaching. The Congressional Budget Office is warning that the United States government could default on its massive more than $36 trillion of debt as soon as August if Congress doesn't act to raise the debt ceiling in advance.
This is coming after the Bipartisan Policy Center warned that that default date could come even sooner by mid-July. Fox Business' Lydia Hu, Republicans in Congress are working with the White House on a proposed budget bill that could include raising the debt limit.
The heads of PBS and NPR defending funding for public broadcasting at a hearing of the House Doge subcommittee chaired by Georgia Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. For far too long, federal taxpayers have been forced to fund biased news. This needs to come to an end.
And it needs to come to an end now. NPR's Catherine Marr defending their journalism. We have a responsibility to serve Americans across the full political spectrum in a trustworthy, nonpartisan fashion. It is essential that we deliver on this commitment. And we have work to do. And we are doing it. She and the PBS CEO also arguing public media is essential for coverage of local events, especially in rural areas. America is listening to Fox News. If you love a Carl's Jr. Western Bacon Cheeseburger, if you're a
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Four U.S. soldiers are missing in Eastern Europe. The four disappeared from a training area outside Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. It's a former Soviet republic that's now part of NATO. U.S. Army Europe says the soldiers were conducting scheduled tactical training at the time. According to local media, they were six miles from the border with Belarus, Russia's closest European ally. The soldiers' vehicles are missing too.
Lithuania's police and military have joined the U.S. Army search and rescue operation. We're told that a possible location of the incident has been identified. Fox's Jonathan Savage, a Coca-Cola recall in the Midwest. A Coca-Cola distributor is recalling over 10,000 soda cans sold in Illinois and Wisconsin over contamination of plastic.
The recall only pertains to 12 packs of Coca-Cola cans with a UPC code of 0490006346 or 04900028904. Fox's Jeff Manasso, they consider the probability of any serious adverse health reactions remote. A facelift.
for Mega Millions. The Mega Millions overhaul features higher ticket prices, increased chances to win, larger jackpot starting amounts, and a built-in multiplier in all states. The new game comes online April 8th with the first drawing that night at 11 p.m. Eastern. Players told us they wanted bigger non-jackpot prizes and that's exactly what this new game delivers, says Joshua Johnston,
lead director of the Mega Millions Consortium. Adding non-jackpot prizes at every level or going up by two times to ten times. It's the kind of value the new Mega Millions game will deliver to our players at every single drawing. CJ Papa, Fox News. Well, tickets will now cost $5 instead of $2 or $3 with the multiplier. Elisa Brady, Fox News.
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