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Heading to China with Iran on the agenda. I'm Lisa Licera. FOX News. President Trump on his way to Beijing where he set to meet with President Xi Jinping about the Iran conflict. Before he left, he was asked about a peace deal with Iran after he rejected their proposal over the weekend.
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One way or the other, it's going to be very good for the American people and I think actually very good for the Iranian people.
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Taiwan and trade are also expected to be topics of discussion. Meanwhile, the president defending his economic policies. A new report shows surging inflation last month.
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The consumer price index jumped 3.8% in April, the largest increase in three years, outpacing wage gains. President Trump says the inflation is short term, tied to the Iran war.
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Now with all of this, inflation is much lower than it was under Biden. Biden had the highest inflation in the history of our country. Inflation is nothing by comparison.
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The president says increases in gas prices and dips in the economy are worth the cost of preventing Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
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Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. FBI Director Cash Patel denying allegations of drinking on the job during a budget hearing in the Senate, calling the allegations baseless.
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Maryland Democrat Chris Van Hollen had confronted Patel about the reporting from the Atlantic, which claimed Patel had been unreachable to his staff. But Patel's filed a $250 million lawsuit over the story. The Atlantic says it stands by its reporting. The state of Louisiana has reached a $4.8 million settlement with the family of Ronald Greene, a black man who died during a violent 2019 arrest carried out by five white officers. The settlement would end a federal wrongful death lawsuit filed by his family and which still needs the approval of the state legislature. America is listening to FOX News.
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The British prime minister has told his Cabinet he will not resign, despite growing calls for him to stand down.
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Keir Starmer is fighting for his political life. He's told a cabinet meeting today that he's only interested in getting on with governing the United Kingdom. But dozens of Labour Party law lawmakers want Starmer to quit. The PM and his party are increasingly unpopular thanks to a perceived failure to fix Britain's problems. Last week, they lost a huge number of council officials in local elections. One low level minister has already resigned today. Members of the cabinet, some of whom may want to be prime minister themselves, are being closely watched for their next moves. In London, Jonathan Savage, FOX News.
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A judge in New Jersey refuses to dismiss the case against a man accused of killing a honking star and his brother while driving drunk.
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John Higgins. Attorneys argue the grand jury was presented with inaccurate evidence about his blood alcohol level when he drove in to Johnny and Matthew Goudreau riding their bikes in Oldman's Township, New Jersey, in August of 2024, 0.087% above the legal limit. They say the blood was mishandled and clotting and that the test subsequently used on plasma, not whole blood, should have been converted down to 0.075 below the legal limit. Prosecutors say the chemist did the calculation and Higgins was legally impaired. The judge says this can all be presented as evidence for a jury to decide and denies the request to dismiss. Aggravated manslaughter and reckless vehicular homicide charges. No trial date's been set. There's another hearing next month. Chris Foster, FOX News.
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In structure, the parent company of the online learning system Canvas has reached a deal with hackers to delete data stolen in a cyber attack. The hacking group Shiny Hunters had threatened to leak data from nearly 9,000 schools and 275 million individuals. The company says it received digital confirmation that the data was destroyed, but admitted it's not sure if it was erased. I'm Lisa Licera. This is FOX News.
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