Burma's second largest city struck by an aftershock following Friday's devastating quake.
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It's still not over. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. A 5.1 magnitude earthquake hitting near Burma's second largest city today, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Yet another aftershock following Friday's devastating 7.7 magnitude quake. Panicked residents in Mandalay running into the streets as the ground shook. Friday's disaster toppling buildings, damaging infrastructure there.

Officials report over 1,600 confirmed dead, nearly 35,000 missing. The number of dead is expected to rise. Hamas has apparently agreed to the latest ceasefire proposal presented by mediators from Egypt and Qatar. The new deal would release five hostages. It could potentially include American citizen Adan Alexander. Hamas reports.

reportedly wants a return to phase one ceasefire conditions in exchange for a release. A U.S. woman held captive by the Taliban since February has been released. American hostage Faye Hall had been detained in Afghanistan on charges of flying a drone without authorization. According to a report in The Telegraph, the deal was made after President Trump

removed multi-million dollar bounties on senior Taliban officials. Hall is said to be in good health and is currently at the Qatari embassy in Kabul, the Afghan capital, while arrangements are made to bring her back to the U.S. Jane Fergus, Fox News.

Denmark's foreign minister criticizing the Trump White House tone toward Denmark and Greenland, stating Denmark is enhancing Arctic security and seeks further cooperation with the U.S. His remarks following Vice President J.D. Vance's visit to a U.S. Space Force base in Greenland later, President Trump telling NBC News, quote, I never take military force off the table, unquote, regarding Greenland. America's listening to Fox News.

Today, teens can download any app from app stores without supervision. That's why Instagram supports federal legislation requiring app store parental approval and age verification for teens under 16. Learn more at Instagram.com slash parental approval.

A small plane heading from Iowa to Minnesota crashed into a house in Brooklyn Park, a Minneapolis suburb, on Saturday afternoon local time. The residents of the home were unharmed, but the house was destroyed. The FAA reports that the single-engine plane departed Des Moines International Airport aiming for Anoka County Blaine Airport. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.

The search, meantime, continues for four missing U.S. Army soldiers in Lithuania who were last seen during a training mission. We continue to monitor the situation very closely, and it's a reminder, no matter whether it's an actual combat situation, whether it's training or exercises, nothing in the world of soldiering

is routine. Defense Secretary Pete Hegg said the soldiers were traveling through a swampy area in an armored vehicle, which was found Wednesday under 16 feet of water. Voters in Florida will be heading to the polls this week for two special elections to fill seats in the House of Representatives. Fox's Chanley Painter. In Florida, a special election Tuesday has Republicans looking to boost their House majority to replace former Representatives Matt Gaetz and Mike Walp.

In the 1st Congressional District, Republican Jimmy Patronus and Democrat Gaye Vallemont are running to replace Gates. Patronus is the state's chief financial officer and has been endorsed by President Trump. Democrat Gaye Vallemont is a gun control activist. She challenged Gates for the seat in November, receiving 34% of the vote. This time around, she says, quote,

I believe I can win. In the 6th Congressional District of Florida, Republican State Senator Randy Fine is facing off with Democrat Josh Will for Mike Waltz's vacant seat. And recent concerns about Republican control over the House led President Trump to withdraw New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik's nomination to be the U.S.-U.N. ambassador. I'm Paul Stevens. This is Fox News.

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