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Another ICE operation. I'm Paul Stevens, Fox News. Federal officials say a surge of immigration enforcement now underway in Charlotte, North Carolina, with agents seen making arrests at several locations. Homeland Security saying the operation targets public safety threats. But local Democratic leaders, including the mayor there, Mayor Vi Lyles, arguing the actions are creating fear and uncertainty. The push comes in Charlotte as city officials say the crime rate is actually falling this year. Major offenses, they say, are down more than 20% through this past August. Meantime, two people are dead, three others heard following a shooting in Newark, New Jersey last night. The two deceased victims, a 10 year old boy and a 21 year old woman. Three injured, people id'd as males ranging from ages 11 to 60. They're all in stable condition. So far, no arrests announced and the police continue their investigation. The US now partnering with Trinidad and Tobago for new military exercises, part of a broader push to crack down on drug cartel boats operating in the Caribbean.
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This as concern grows in neighboring Venezuela after President Trump says he's sort of decided on whether to attack the country. The military action could target illegal migration and drugs and possibly push for regime change. The US has been striking suspected drug boats and building up forces off Venezuela's coast for months.
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At least 80 people have been killed in recent US strikes on suspected drug smuggling boats in the Caribbean, actions the United nations has condemned as violations of human rights. Russian President Vladimir Putin holding a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Foreign officials say the two talked about the latest on Gaza and the ceasefire agreement as well as the status of the Iranian nuclear program. Israeli officials say Mr. Putin is the one who initiated the call with the prime minister. America is listening to FOX News.
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Fred Goldman is closer to getting a payout from O.J. simpson's estate. Nearly 30 years after winning a wrongful death judgment against the football legend Malcolm.
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Laverne, the executor of the Simpson estate has signed off on Goldman's claim for nearly $58 million in the 1994 death of his son Ron and Simpson's ex wife, Nicole Brown Simpson. O.J. simpson was acquitted in 1995 of the double murders. We the jury, in the above entitled action, find the defendant, Orenthal James Simpson not guilty of the crime of murder. Simpson, who died in 2024, was found liable for their deaths in a wrongful death lawsuit. Deborah Valentine, FOX News.
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France sang a French Chilean national hell for four months in Venezuela, has now been released and is on his way home. Officials say Camilo Castro was freed through some quiet diplomacy. He's a 41 year old yoga teacher who lives in Colombia. He disappeared in June after crossing briefly into Venezuela during what he hoped would be a quick there and back trip. Election day today in Chile, many voters hoping for a crackdown on crime.
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Traditionally one of Latin America's safest countries, Chile's seen a sharp increase in murders, kidnappings and the drug trade. It's been blamed on a spread of organized crime. Gangs from Venezuela and Peru, according to a think tank. Or almost a quarter of Chileans believe they're likely to be murdered in the next 12 months. The leading candidates for the presidency are Communist Jeanette Hara and right winger Jose Antonio Cast. Between them, they've come up with proposals to strengthen the police, expand prison capacity and train the security forces. Jonathan Savage, FOX News.
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Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman released from the hospital after a fall on November 13 that left him with a stitched, bloodied face. Doctors say a brief cardiac flare up made him lightheaded and caused that. Paul Stevens, this is FOX News.
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