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Lisa Licera
It's blocked again. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. President Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship faces another legal setback.
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Christina Coleman
A federal judge blocking the president's order. In a third ruling since a key Supreme Court decision in June, the courts found that a nationwide injunction granted to more than a dozen states remains in force under an exception to the high court ruling. Those states argue the order is unconstitutional.
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Lisa Licera
Fox's Christina Coleman. On Wednesday, a San Francisco based appeals court found the executive order unconstitutional and affirmed a lower court's nationwide block. A Maryland judge said this week she would do the same if an appeals court signed off. A different federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by the Justice Department that accused the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago of unlawfully interfering with the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. A Southwest Airlines flight headed to Las Vegas from Southern California plunged about 300ft shortly after takeoff. To the pilots say they got an alert and were trying to avoid a collision. This woman was on the flight.
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Christina Coleman
We plummeted pretty far and I looked around and everyone's like, okay, that's normal.
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Lisa Licera
And then within two seconds it felt like the ride. Tower of Terror flight went on to land safely in Las Vegas. Southwest says it's working with the FAA to understand what happened. LA County Sheriff Robert Luna says a grenade is missing from the scene of an explosion that killed three Los Angeles deputies. The deputies were working on two grenades that were taken by a one of them detonated but the other is missing. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is investigating the incident. Sheriff Luna said no one from the public had access to the scene. The UN Security Council holding an emergency meeting in New York as tens of thousands seek refuge as border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia enters its third day. America is listening to Fox News.
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Christina Coleman
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Lisa Licera
The Trump administration is releasing billions of dollars in grants to schools for adult literacy, English language instruction and other programs. Over $6 billion in funding had been withheld starting July 1 as part of a review to ensure spending aligned with the White House's priorities. There are reports that some of the money raised by the concert meant to benefit people impacted by the California wildfires is not getting to the victims.
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William Lajeunesse
Fire Aid's website says the concert raised 100 million for direct relief. Yet I told Fox, La Fiery does not have the capability to make direct payments to individuals. We partner directly with trusted local nonprofits. At least 6.5 million in donor money also into LA county government programs. Two groups told Fox they received money but never applied for it. So who's responsible? Well, that's not clear. The Annenberg foundation helped organize the concert but claims only an advisory role and how the money was distributed. That's up to a fire rate advisory committee and board who we are told, want to remain anonymous.
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Lisa Licera
Fox's William lajeuness critics say there needs to be more transparency in where the money was spent. Intel is shedding thousands of workers in cutting expenses. In a memo to employees, the CEO said Intel plans to cut about 25,000 workers through layoffs and attrition. There's a home sent diffuser recall Purescent.
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Chris Foster
Is recalling more than 850,000 of its home diffusers. Magnets on the inside cover can detach and end up swallowed by children or pets. Swallowed magnets that are strong enough can attract each other or other metal and become lodged in the digestive system, causing intestinal damage, possibly blood poisoning or death. There are no reports of injury in this case, just three reports of magnets detaching from the COVID It's a voluntary recall for Pura4 smart home fragrance diffusers sold from August 2023 through this May. The company's offering free replacement covers.
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Lisa Licera
Fox's Chris Foster I'm Lisa Licera. This is Fox News.
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