Day: August 29, 2025

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Fed governor’s case, TX congressional map signed, fugitive father sightings & more

We start with the latest on President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign against the Federal Reserve. We have an update on the government’s legal battle to end protections for Venezuelans in the US. Texas Republicans’ push to pass a new voting map is now reality. We’re tracking Israel’s military operation in Gaza City. Plus, we’ll tell you where a man believed to be on the run with his three kids was spotted.
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Zelenskyy Seeks New US, Europe Meeting, Says Fresh Russian Offensive Imminent

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv is seeking a fresh meeting with US President Donald Trump and European allies as soon as next week after telling reporters that Russia is poised to launch a new offensive in eastern Ukraine.
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US Appeals Court Rules Trump’s Global Tariffs Illegal

Most of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs were ruled illegal by a federal appeals court that found he exceeded his authority in imposing them. Stonecou…

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Trump’s tariff push overstepped presidential powers, appeals court says

A panel of 11 judges ruled 7-to-4 that the president’s tariffs were illegal but said they could stay in place as the case proceeds.
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Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes charged in deadly crash that killed two kids

Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes was arrested on Friday morning and charged with three counts of vehicular homicide related to a May 10 crash that killed three people. According to authorities, Hayes, 20, was “traveling at a high rate of speed and maneuvering aggressively through traffic” before his Dodge Durango collided with a Kia Soul in Largo, Fla.The resulting crash killed all three occupants of the Soul — a 78-year-old and two children aged 10 and 4.

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Trump administration plans to boost immigration operations in Chicago starting next week

The Trump administration is planning to surge federal agents to Chicago as part of its immigration crackdown. NBC News Senior Homeland Security Correspondent…

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“Russia’s Going NUCLEAR!” – Putin, Xi & Kim Jung Un Make Military Statement To The World

Russia signals readiness for its first nuclear bomb test in 35 years while recruiting HIV-positive and sick civilians for the Ukraine war. PBD and the Home T…

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US gives Ukraine thousands of long-range strike missiles after deadly Russian attacks on Kyiv

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Business Rundown: “Buy Now, Pay Later” Loans Grow In Popularity. Many Users Aren’t Reading the Fine Print

“Buy now, pay later” payment options have gained significant popularity, especially with the younger generation. But some financial experts are raising concerns about how these risky loans could encourage overspending and lead to a mountain of debt. FOX News Radio’s Gurnal Scott spoke with partner at Exit Wealth, Ted Jenkin, about the fine print when it comes to “buy now, pay later” services and the massive interest and debt that could await users who miss even just one payment. Photo Credit: AP
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Appeals court strikes down Trump’s tariffs as illegal

Trump’s cornerstone economic policy faced another challenge as a federal appeals court ruled he did not have the authority under an emergency powers act to impose them.