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Putting the pressure on a plan for peace. I'm Angelo Bavaro. Fox News U.S. special envoy Steve Wytkoff and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss that proposed deal to end the Russia, Ukraine war.
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It comes as many U.S. and world leaders are pushing back on President Trump's proposed 28 point peace plan. They argue it must be revised because it's overly favorable to Russia and demands too many concessions from Ukraine. The plan reportedly includes Kiev ceding territory to Moscow, abandoning its NATO ambitions and limiting the size of its army. While the proposal would also provide security guarantees for Ukraine, including a NATO like model committing allies to help defend Ukraine in a future attack, President Volodymyr Zelensky says his country faces a stark choice between standing up for its sovereignty and preserving the American support it needs. Trump is giving Ukraine until Thursday to accept or reject the plan, though he now says this won't be his final offer.
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That is Fox's Chanley Painter. 82 million Americans are expected to be on the move for Thanksgiving, but forecasters are watching two storm systems that could cause some headaches. Fox's Adam Klotz has your outlook.
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Big storms moving across Texas, ultimately moving towards Arkansas. One of the few places that might slow down travel is you're looking at least some sort of flood risk there across Texas on Sunday. It does move a little farther off towards the east on Monday, does lighten up a bit on Tuesday. But it's that line of storms we're going to pay attention to. It does bring a risk for some severe weather as you get into tomorrow as well. So anyone who's traveling the next couple of days, that's going to be the system that can slow you down Tuesday into Wednesday. By Wednesday, it's up along the east east coast. And then by the time you actually get into Thanksgiving, you're looking at some pretty clear conditions. So there will be a couple spots where maybe see some slowdowns at airports. But largely the weather's looking pretty good.
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The FAA says they are prepared for this to be the busiest Thanksgiving travel period in 15 years. America is listening to FOX News.
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A bill to allow Republican senators to sue the government has divided Congress, the.
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House overwhelmingly passing a resolution overturning a provision that allows the Republican senators whose phone records were allegedly looked at because of a January 6 investigation to sue for hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Senate, though, has not taken up the bill yet, as Senator Lindsey Graham passionately defended his ability to potentially sue.
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Is it wrong for me to sue? Is it wrong for any American to.
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Sue the government if they violated your rights? House Republicans say they were blindsided when the provision was included in the funding package to end the government shutdown while on Capitol Hill. Ryan Schmell's FOX News A group of.
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Democratic lawmakers who served in the military or intelligence agencies told service members this past week that they do not need to follow illegal orders.
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Michigan Democratic Senator Alyssa Slotkin was among the six Democratic members of Congress who put out a video saying service members must refuse illegal orders.
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No one has to carry out orders that violate the law or our Constitution.
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Democratic Congressman Jason Crow of Colorado couldn't reference a specific order that had been given by the president, but told Fox's.
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Martha MacCallum he's also threatened to send the military into Chicago and other cities.
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To go to war with those cities.
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President Trump wrote on Truth Social the video was seditious behavior punishable by death. White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt said no one wants to see members of Congress executed, but that their video encouraged breaking the military chain of command and that that can lead to people being killed. Jessica Rosenthal, FOX NEWS It's a wicked weekend.
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Ticket sales for the movie Wicked for Good are already soaring, Expected to take in over 150 million in just the first three days. That is already 35% more than the first installment worldwide. It's expected to take home 228 million compared to the 164 million from that first movie. I'm Angelo Bavaro and this is FOX News.
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