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A White House exit on Lisa Brady. Fox News, a top official, the president's national security advisor, Mike Waltz, is on his way out. Fox News confirming he's stepping down along with the deputy weeks after his office mistakenly added a journalist to a group chat about military plans on the Signal app. What has been interesting, of course, is some of the immediate questions about why now.
because it was just yesterday that Waltz was at the table among cabinet members in the cabinet room for nearly two hours and had a chance to brief the president about those national security priorities. Fox's Mark Meredith at the White House. This follows recent Pentagon firings in a leak investigation. No mention about Waltz from President Trump as he marked the National Day of Prayer in a Rose Garden event.
A federal judge in Texas says using the Alien Enemies Act to deport suspected criminal illegal aliens exceeds the scope of the law and that the Trump administration has to use a different law requiring more due process for deportations. The judge rejecting the president's position that a foreign gang is invading the U.S. under the Venezuelan government's direction, a legal fight that's on a path to a federal appeals court.
Democrats in Congress say they will keep fighting mass deportations. Do you think you can take steps like this without Congress challenging your executive overreach? You're wrong. We're going to challenge your overreach at every instance when we can. Virginia's Tim Kaine, one of several senators, introducing legislation that would force the State Department to issue a human rights report about El Salvador and a report detailing steps taken to comply with court orders online.
on people wrongly deported. The U.S. Supreme Court ordered the administration to facilitate the return of a Maryland resident who's from El Salvador, was in the U.S. illegally and accused of being a gang member, which his attorneys denied. We removed the public safety threat.
gang member, designated terrorist, who's been ordered twice to be deported from the United States. Voters are Tom Holman says they did the right thing. America is listening to Fox News. Creating your own business is everything. Getting it registered and compliant, not so much.
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Another legal challenge over student protests and arrests. The University of Texas at Austin and Texas Governor Greg Abbott hit with lawsuits filed on behalf of four current and former students at the school by the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, which alleges Title IV and the students' fraudulent
First Amendment rights were violated during the mass arrests at a demonstration in April of 2024 against the ongoing violence in Gaza. It alleges there was an arrest quota and police used excessive tactics like tackling protesters and taking the hijab off a Muslim woman. Fox's Lillian Wu, the students want the actions of the school and governor ruled unconstitutional and for any disciplinary actions against the students to be reversed. They're also seeking compensation for punitive damages and attorney's fees.
A New Hampshire teen faces multiple charges accused of intentionally causing a deadly motorcycle accident. John Burke faces reckless manslaughter, negligent homicide, assault with a deadly weapon, and DUI, among other counts, following a crash that left one man dead.
Litchfield police say Burke intentionally chased a motorcyclist, causing him to veer into a lane of oncoming traffic, leading to a head-on collision between Burke's car and another vehicle. Burke suffered minor injuries. The motorcycle rider was found unresponsive on the side of the road and pronounced dead at the scene.
Police believe Burke was drunk at the time of the Wednesday night crash. An early charge of second-degree murder against Burke was rescinded, with police saying it won't be filed at this time. Grinnell Scott, Fox News. A disappointing first quarter for McDonald's. The burger giant reporting same-store sales fell 1% globally and even more in the U.S., down 3.6%, their worst performance since 2020.
There's a rally on Wall Street, though. Right now, the Dow is up 212 points. I'm Lisa Brady. This is Fox News. Creating your own business is everything. Getting it registered and compliant, not so much.
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