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Inflation falls, so stocks rise. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News. The Dow and the Nasdaq both up more than 300, almost 400 points after the report on consumer prices for last month showed instead of an increased rate.
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Overall inflation is coming down 2.7% year over year. Within that, some big drops over the past 12 months. The price of eggs down 13.2%. You see dairy products, potatoes dropping in price. There are still issues though, like the price of meat going up.
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Fox Business Network's Ed Lawrence at the White House where President Trump told us last night he is fixing a mess he inherited.
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Wages are going up much faster than inflation. How big is that?
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And in last night's address to the nation, he blamed Biden era policies for failing the country.
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They flooded your cities and towns with illegal aliens. They decimated your hard earned savings. They indoctrinated your children with hate for America.
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And as the president touted falling prices and record tax refunds coming next year, the Senate's Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer put out a statement that the president lives in a bubble. People are feeling financially squeezed harder and harder every day. Now to Australia, counterterror police.
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They rammed two vehicles in Sydney. They say these seven men were planning to carry out a violent attack. Police are clear at this point that there is no known connection between this planned attack and what happened here. The deadly attack on Sunday.
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That's fox's Steve Harrigan. Near Bandai beach where two terrorist gunmen murdered 15 people targeting Jews celebrating Hanukkah. Israel's gone on the attack again in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah weapons storage and a compound the is military says the militant group is using to train fighters. There is a new Catholic leader in the U.S. pope Leo has appointed a new archbishop for New York, someone from Illinois like he is Bishop Ronald Hicks.
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I have a deep affinity with the Holy Father and a tremendous respect and confidence in his leadership.
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Bishop Hicks replaces the retiring Cardinal Timothy Dolan. America's listening to FOX News.
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This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of.
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Jesus, a listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts. While President Trump remains optimistic, the peace plan he and his negotiators are pushing for Russia and Ukraine can stop the war. European leaders have gathered to talk about another controversial way to help Ukraine battle the invasion.
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Give me a parachute and we'll all jump together. The words of Belgium's prime minister to fellow European Union leaders in Brussels. There's a plan to give Ukraine a huge loan using frozen Russian assets. But Most of those $227 billion are in Belgium, a country that fears legal retaliation from Moscow. Prime Minister Bart Dover says he'll only agree if he has confidence he'll get back up from his allies. He wants assets held in other countries thrown into the pot as well. Europe has pledged to meet most of Ukraine's needs for the next two years. Jonathan Savage, FOX News.
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It is day six of the search for the shooter at Brown University who murdered two students and wounded nine others. Police keep asking public to help identify a person of interest and someone else in surveillance videos.
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Investigators just want to speak to this new second person. They don't even know the gender of this person. And they say, frankly, the new person was seen walking close to the potential shooter in the nearby residential neighborhood. We have surveillance video from 2:16pm less than 2 hours before the shooting. And it shows the primary person of interest running away from the second person. Moments later, as the second person turns the corner, the primary person of interest is seen running away again as he may have recognized this person.
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That's fox's Brian Yenis in Providence in Massachusetts, the man convicted of murdering his wife almost three years ago sentenced this morning.
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Mr. Walsh, you will live with the guilt and burden of Anna Walsh's death for the rest of your life.
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That's the judge giving Brian Walsh life in prison without parole. The couple's three young children are in state custody. I'm Dave Anthony, and this is FOX News.