Fox News Hourly Update: 10PM ET 07/26/2025 Newscast Summary

Release Date: July 27, 2025

The latest episode of the "Fox News Hourly Update" delivered a comprehensive overview of critical events unfolding across national and international landscapes. Hosted by Daria Olbinger and featuring reports from correspondents Lucas Tomlinson, Chad Pergram, and Christina Coleman, the newscast provided in-depth coverage on incidents ranging from violent attacks to high-stakes political negotiations. Below is a detailed summary of the key topics discussed during the hour.

Mass Stabbing in Michigan

[00:02 - 00:47]

The newscast opened with breaking news about a mass stabbing incident in Traverse City, Michigan.

• Daria Olbinger reported:
  "This is a FOX News alert. Mass stabbing in Michigan. I'm Daria Olbinger. We are told 11 people have been wounded and a suspect is in custody." [00:02]

• Lucas Tomlinson provided further details:
  "The attack happened at a Walmart in the northern part of the state in Traverse City. A spokesperson for the region's largest hospital says all the victims are there and they are all suffering from stab wounds." [00:12]

Governor Gretchen Whitmer addressed the incident:
"Our thoughts are with the victims and the community reeling from this brutal act of violence." [00:12]

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino commented on the response:
"Bureau officials were responding to provide any necessary support till NATO." [00:12]

President Trump's Trade Negotiations in Scotland

[00:47 - 01:59]

The focus shifted to international trade as President Trump engaged in negotiations in Scotland.

• Daria Olbinger introduced the segment:
  "President Trump is in Scotland to negotiate tariffs with leaders of the UK and the EU. Fox's Lucas Tomlinson with details in the White House." [00:47]

• Chad Pergram elaborated on the President's activities:
  "This will be a working vacation for President Trump as he sticks a tee in the ground at his club in Turnberry, last host at the Open championship back in 2009. President Trump not just enjoying some golf at his club in Turnberry and getting ready to open another one in nearby Aberdeenshire, but he's also talking, of course, about trade." [00:56]

President Trump is aiming to secure a trade deal with the European Commission President before the August 1 deadline, which could avert the imposition of tariffs up to 30%. He highlighted previous successful negotiations:
"That deal with Japan, which President Trump called one of his best yet, that the tariffs have been reduced to 15%." [00:56]

Additionally, the European Union is seeking a trade arrangement similar to the existing one with Great Britain, where tariffs have been lowered to 10%. [00:56]

Focus on Gaza Ceasefire Talks

[01:42 - 01:59]

President Trump's attention extends to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

• Daria Olbinger reported:
  "The President will also be keeping a close eye on what is going on in Gaza where he's hoping that Israel and Hamas will resume ceasefire talks as soon as they possibly can." [01:42]

Senate Nominations and Confirmation Delays

[02:27 - 03:08]

The newscast addressed the political standoff in Washington regarding Senate confirmations of President Trump's nominees.

• Daria Olbinger highlighted the issue:
  "With more than 100 nominations still to be voted on, the president wants the Senate to stay in Washington for their summer break. Fox's Chad Pergram the White House More." [02:27]

• Unnamed GOP Senator provided insight into the impasse:
  "Than 130 Trump nominees await confirmation, ranging from assistant cabinet secretaries to ambassadors. Republicans accuse Democrats of hamstringing the president's picks by bleeding the clock on each nominee. GOP senators are willing to blow off the beach in exchange for Washington's August swamp." [02:36]

He further noted:
"The Senate has never failed to confirm any of an executive's nominees on a fast track before President Trump or a batch all at once. But that could change. That's because Democrats also want to ditch Washington for the summer." [02:36]

Midair Near Miss Incident

[03:08 - 04:04]

A tense situation unfolded in the skies as a Southwest Airlines flight narrowly avoided a collision.

• Christina Coleman reported the incident:
  "A Southwest flight bound for Las Vegas suddenly dropped nearly 500ft in a matter of seconds to avoid a possible mid air collision with another plane, a Hawker Hunter jet. Flight tracking Site Flight Radar 24 says data shows that its closest point, the two planes were 4.86 miles apart laterally and 350ft apart vertically." [03:22]

• The incident occurred shortly after takeoff from Burbank Airport, causing panic among passengers:
  "They said people were screaming for their lives as the plane quickly descended." [03:22]

The FAA's statement clarified:
"Southwest Airlines Flight 1496 responded to an onboard alert that another aircraft was in the vicinity while in Los Angeles Air Route Traffic Control center airspace." [03:22]

Injuries were reported:
"Two flight attendants were treated for injuries." [03:22]

The FAA is investigating the event, and Canadian governments have condemned Hong Kong authorities for issuing arrest warrants to 19 pro-democracy activists. [04:04]

Community and Business Initiatives

Throughout the newscast, brief advertisements emphasized community investment and business solutions.

• JPMorgan Chase Representative discussed community growth:
  "At JPMorgan Chase, we invest in what's working because when businesses can grow, that growth means more jobs for more people and more goods that can go to more restaurants and main streets and schools in the communities we love." [01:59]

• NetSuite Representative highlighted business adaptability:
  "If your business can't adapt in real time, you're in a world of hurt. You need total visibility from global shipments to tariff impact impacts to real time cash flow. That's NetSuite by Oracle, your AI powered business management suite trusted by over 42,000 businesses." [04:23]

These segments underscored the importance of economic stability and technological solutions in fostering robust communities and efficient business operations.

Conclusion

The "Fox News Hourly Update" provided viewers with a multifaceted view of current events, from violent attacks and international trade negotiations to political maneuvers in Washington and aviation safety concerns. Through timely reporting and detailed analysis, the newscast ensured that audiences were well-informed about the significant developments shaping the world on July 26, 2025.