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The national guard stay in D.C. extended Fox News. I'm Sue Gusman. The National Guard is going to remain in Washington, D.C. until at least November 30, Fox's Peter Doocy tells us. It comes as the attorney general with the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against the deployment.
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DC's Attorney General is suing the White House. They say that D.C. has been illegally occupied by the military, but the administration has gone ahead and extended the orders of the Guard troops here to through the end of November. Separately, President Trump is still considering sending National Guard troops to Chicago against the wishes of J.B. pritzker.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. On the Hot seat before the Senate Finance Committee today. And Democrats came out swinging.
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It is in the country's best interest that Robert Kennedy step down. And if he doesn't, Donald Trump should fire him before more people are hurt. But his reckless disregard for science and the truth.
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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, he and others fuming over changes to COVID vaccine guidance, also unhappy about firings at the CDC. Kennedy firing back.
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CDC's job was to make sure that this didn't happen. And what we're going to do is reorganize cdc, but also we've already righted the ship at nih, at fda, at cms and we are going to end the chronic disease epidemic, the Department of.
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Defense says, saying two Venezuelan Maduro regime aircraft buzzed a US Naval vessel in international waters. This move is coming after the US Military struck a drug boat off the coast of Venezuela. The Department of Defense says the cartel running Venezuela is strongly advised not to pursue any further effort to obstruct, deter or interfere with counternarcotics or counterterrorism operations carried out by the US Military. President Trump expected to sign an executive order Friday changing the name of the DoD to the Department of War. America is listening to Fox News.
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Florida's migrant detention center Alligator Alcatraz won't be closing after all. The appellate panel has stayed an injunction issued by a federal judge ruling the state can resume operations by the illegal migrant detention facility. Judge had ordered the facility to wind down operations after siding with environmentalists who sued claiming Alligator Alcatraz would damage the Everglades. An appeals court preventing the Trump administration from changing passport rules for transgender Americans. Here's Fox's Jared Halper.
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A three judge panel rejects the Trump administration's request to lift a lower court injunction over issuing passports to transgender and non binary Americans reflecting their gender identity. An executive order signed by President Trump in January directed the State Department to no longer issue passports with an X marker and instead only use male and female markers that match an individual's biological sex at birth. A federal district court judge blocked that order. Earlier this year, the Trump administration appealed, asking that injunction be lifted as a challenge from the ACLU moves through the courts. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
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New gun restrictions in Delaware been struck down as unconstitutional just a few months after taking effect. Fox's Lisa Brady has more.
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Under a 2022 state law that just took effect in July, the minimum age to buy a gun in Delaware was raised from 18 to 21. It also required AD supervision for hunters under age 21. Now a Kent County Superior Court judge says the age requirements violate the state constitution, infringing on the self defense rights of young adults ages 18 to 20. The executive director of Coalition for a Safer Delaware calls the ruling frustrating, noting that 21 is also the legal age for alcohol and renting a car in Delaware. The ruling did not overturn all of the new law, and at least one Republican state lawmaker has said he'll propose a repeal. Lisa Brady, FOX NEWS A word yet.
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From the Delaware attorney general on a possible appeal. I'm Sue Guzman. This is FOX News.
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Host: Sue Guzman
Date: September 5, 2025
This hourly Fox News Update brings listeners up to speed on major national stories, including the ongoing National Guard presence in Washington, D.C., high-profile political clashes over COVID policy, foreign military tensions, legal battles on transgender passport rights, controversial local detention centers, and a significant Delaware gun law ruling. The reporting is fast-paced, giving concise yet substantial updates from reporters and correspondents.
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This Fox News Newscast offers a compressed but information-rich overview of pivotal U.S. political, legal, and military developments as of September 5, 2025. Key themes include federal-local tensions over military deployments, escalating confrontations over pandemic policy leadership, sharp divisions on transgender rights, contentious debates on gun control, and growing international flashpoints. The tone is brisk, presenting both administrative and opposition perspectives while keeping each story tightly focused.