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The White House is blaming Republicans. Lisa Brady, Fox News, as the clock ticks down toward a possible government shutdown. This is for Republicans in Congress, in the House specifically, to fix. They created this mess. There was a bipartisan agreement.
There was. Spokeswoman Corrie Jean-Pierre says that deal needs to go forward. It fell apart under pressure from the president-elect and Elon Musk, but a trimmed-down proposal failed in a House vote last night with some bipartisan opposition after a Trump-backed debt limit suspension was added. The new House Republican plan is to vote on several bills instead of one. The first will be on a clean CR to fund the government. That's the continuing resolution. The second will be on disaster relief. This is extremely important.
for those states that were hit by Hurricane Helene and Milton. And the third will be to extend the farm aid that a lot of senators from those farming states wanted. Fox's Aisha Hosni on the Hill. Seven years after two teenage girls vanished on a winter hike in their Indiana hometown, the man convicted of killing them is sentenced. Richard Allen gets $130.
years in prison. At one point, Judge Frances Gold told Allen, you continue to roll your eyes at me as you have throughout this entire trial. She also told him, you rank right up there with the most hideous crimes I've seen in my 27 years on the bench. Fox's Garrett Tenney at the courthouse in Delphi where the murders happened and where Allen also lives. He still says he's innocent. The defense plans to appeal. An Iranian officer blamed for the killing of an American in Iraq in 2022 is now charged in New York.
with federal murder and terrorism counts. Mohammed Nouri, a captain in Iran's Revolutionary Guard, is in custody in Iraq, where he's already been convicted for his role in the murder. Tennessee native Stephen Troel was killed in his car as he pulled up to the street where he was living with his family in Baghdad. America is listening to Fox News.
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A teacher has died after a car crash at a preschool in Texas. 22-year-old Alexio Rosales was killed in what Bexar County, Texas, sheriff's officials are calling a tragic accident. It happened on Thursday afternoon following a holiday performance at the daycare and preschool in Scenic Oaks, a suburb of San Antonio.
A second teacher and five one-year-old children were hospitalized while another adult and two more kids were treated and released at the scene. Investigators say a parent had loaded her children into her car when she accelerated into another car and both of them hit a fence.
On the other side of that fence, children were playing and a faculty member was pinned under the vehicle. Sheriff's officials say alcohol is not believed to have been involved. Fox's Tawny J. Powers. Day two of a walkout by thousands of workers at seven Amazon warehouses, demanding a better deal on pay, benefits, and other issues. Amazon says most of those workers are third-party delivery drivers.
Starbucks says there's no significant impact from walkouts at a handful of its locations, accusing a union of ending talks prematurely. The Starbucks Workers United Union says the company is failing to honor a commitment to reach a labor agreement this year. He was one of the most popular baseball players of the 1990s, Sammy Sosa, and he might finally be welcomed back to Wrigley Field in Chicago. His 1998 home run chase with Mark McGuire helped create a new generation of baseball fans.
with so many imitating that little jump he did after every one of the 545 that he hit in a Chicago Cubs uniform, the most ever. But like with most power hitters of the time, accusations of steroid use followed Sosa, and Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts has kept him away from the club ever since he retired in 2007. That looks like it's finally ending, though, Sosa releasing a statement seemingly admitting to cheating, apologizing for what he called mistakes. It seems to be good enough for Ricketts, who followed
by inviting Sosa to the Cubs convention fan event and saying, quote, we are all ready to move forward. Fox is Greg Thompson, Alisa Brady, Fox News.