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Trying to get back to normal at the nation's airports. I'm Ted Lindner, FOX news. Now that the government shutdown is over, the FAA says they are lifting all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed at 40 major airports during the country's longest work stoppage. Airlines can resume their regular flight schedules starting Monday morning at 6am U.S. transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and the FAA Administrator Brian Bedford making the announcement of the termination of the FAA emergency order. They do caution, though, that there still could be delays and cancellations on Monday. So make sure you call ahead and check with your carrier. The US Military carrying out another strike on a boat says was carrying drugs and operated by narco terrorists. The strike in the eastern Pacific Ocean killed three people.
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This comes as the USS Gerald Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier. It is now in the Caribbean. And this is joining the military buildup that has gathered in the region. The administration says the U.S. operation formerly name Southern Spear aims to remove narco terrorists. But there has been bipartisan concern regarding the illegality of the strike against these alleged drug boats.
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Fox's Madeleine Rivera. This is the 21st strike in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific, leaving at least 83 people dead. Observers say the US build military buildup near Venezuela is to put pressure on President Maduro. The president telling reporters in Florida Sunday night we may be having some discussions with Maduro and we'll see how that turns out. They would like, they would like to Talk. More than 100 Republican House members may join my Democrats this week in voting to release the Epstein files. Connecticut Democrat Senator Chris Murphy on ABC's this Week.
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Donald Trump is trying to cover up for, I think, a host of really powerful and rich people. But he's frankly not that selfless. He wouldn't be going through all of this effort to try to stop the release of these files if he wasn't seriously implicated in those files.
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President Trump accuses Democrats of using Epstein to deflect from GOP accomplishments. America's listening to FOX News.
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The New York jets player Chris Boyd in critical condition after being shot Sunday morning during an argument outside a New York city restaurant. The NYPD's not naming Boyd, but say a 29 year old man was shot in the abdomen. They say he is in critical but stable condition. That's Fox's Connor Hanson. ICE agents arrested more than 80 people in Charlotte, North Carolina during the first day of an operation dubbed Charlotte's Web. Fox's Chanley Painter has more.
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Local leaders encouraged residents to protest peacefully and record agents actions from a distance. The Department of Homeland Security, though, saying Operation Charlotte's Web is to ensure Americans are safe and public safety threats are removed, pointing to the city's sanctuary policies as preventing some 1400 detainers from being honored and putting criminal illegal migrants from murderers, rapists and pedophiles back on Charlotte's street.
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North Carolina Democratic Governor Josh Stein says ICE and Border Patrol should only arrest drug traffickers and violent criminal. President Trump promising $2,000 tariff dividend checks for American citizens are coming, but they won't arrive in time for the Christmas shopping season. Said he says he's planning to dole them out in 2026 as he grapples with a tough midterm election cycle. The box office now you see me three racing past the running man.
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Okay, disappear in three, two, one.
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J. Daniel Atlas in the house. Who wants to see a magic trick? I think the third installment of the now you see me series topping the North American box office this weekend with $21.3 million. The Running man crossing the line with 17 million. And Ford showing off its new world headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan. The new building double the size of its old one room for twice as many employees. It has seven restaurants, design studios and fabrication shops. And of course, cars. Ford's current headquarters, known as the Glass House opened in 1956. The company plans to demolish it. I'm Ted Lindner. This is FOX News.
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