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President Trump calls it life or death for the country. Lisa Brady, FOX News. The legal fight over tariffs being heard by the U.S. supreme Court.
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The administration argues President Trump is exercising foreign policy power in imposing tariffs to respond to fentanyl and trade emergencies.
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We don't contend that what's being exercised here is the power to tax. It's the power to regulate foreign commerce. These are regulatory tariffs.
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But Solicitor General John Sauer is facing skepticism about the authority to raise revenue. Chief Justice Justice John Roberts asking, well.
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Who pays the tariffs? If a tariff is imposed on automobiles, who pays them?
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President Trump has warned a reversal of tariff policy at the Supreme Court would amount to an economic catastrophe and weaken the president's ability to negotiate with foreign governments.
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Fox's Jared Halpern in Washington on day 36 of a government shutdown. The president holding a breakfast meeting with Senate Republicans and weighing in on on Democrat wins across the country.
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The president has one big takeaway from last night's election results. It is time to eliminate the filibuster, reopen the government and start passing bills again. He listened to the analysis of some pollsters who said the bottom started dropping out for Republicans once the government shutdown happened and people started missing paychecks because those pollsters say most people don't know about the Senate filibuster. All they know is that Republicans are in charge of both chambers in Congress and the White House and it is now impacting their wallets.
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Fox's Jackie Heinrich, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer just telling reporters last night was.
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A shellacking for the Republicans and for Donald Trump.
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He and the House minority leader in a letter are demanding a meeting with the president on the shutdown. The Associated Press now reporting that the Minneapolis mayor, Democrat Jacob Fry, is winning reelection in another round of ranked choice voting. His closest challenger was a Democratic socialist. America is listening to FOX News.
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The state of emergency declared by Kentucky's governor in the aftermath of yesterday's UPS plane crash, killing at least nine people, injuring others shortly after takeoff at the Louisville airport. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says some families are still waiting for information about loved ones.
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Please know that everyone in Louisville, myself, all levels of government across the state, the federal level, we are all here for you. We are here to support you, to provide you with the resources that you need.
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16 families reporting people unaccounted for. The NTSB investigating the crash. A non medical treatment for teens with severe depression wins FDA approval.
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It's called transcranial magnetic stimulation, a device that uses magnetic pulses to stimulate the brain. This non conventional therapy has been available to adults for years. Now the FDA has approved TMS for teens as young as 15 who haven't responded to medicine and tradition treatments for depression. FDA approval is expected to increase insurance coverage for tms, which can be costly. Many studies show that teen depression is increasing. According to the National Institute of mental health, 20% of teens in the United States have had at least one major depressive episode. Kathleen Maloney, FOX News Troops deployed in.
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Northern Japan over bears.
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They're searching for real bears in the northern prefecture of Akita, blamed for a surge of attacks that have horrified residents in the mountainous region. More than 100 people have been injured and at least 12 killed in bear attacks across Japan since April. Two thirds of those deaths were in Akita. Bears have shown up near schools, train stations, supermarkets and even a hot springs resort, with attacks by the animals reported almost daily across Japan, mostly in the north.
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Fox's CJ Papa There's a rally now on Wall Street. The Dow's up 316 points, the NASDAQ up to 41 at least. Brady, FOX NEWS.
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Grabbing the holidays by the bows with Duluth. Step one, hire a mall Santa to handle snow removal.
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Ho, ho, ho, my sciatica.
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Step two, hit Duluth training and load up on fire hose pants, buck naked underwear, pocket pack, bibs, free swinging flannel and all kinds of ingenious gear you won't find anywhere else. Grab the holidays by the boughs and shop Duluth trading online and in store.