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Carmen Roberts
Iran's response may come within hours. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. The US Expects Tehran to respond today to a proposed memorandum of understanding to end the war. President Trump says the ceasefire is still on, Calling yesterday's airstrikes love taps.
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Jennifer Griffin
The three US Warships targeted by Iran Thursday faced nonstop incoming fire from Iranian drones and missiles as they traversed 500 miles through the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz. We also now know that it was one F18 Super Hornet that struck the two empty oil tankers trying to break the blockade. CENTCOM released video of the MTC Star 3 and MT Sevda being struck and now on fire in the Gulf of Oman. They were hit before they could reach Iranian ports.
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Carmen Roberts
Access Jennifer Griffin, President Trump says the cease fire remains in effect. Meantime, the president has reportedly approved a plan to fire FDA Commissioner Marty Makari. The Wall Street Journal citing source familiar with the matter, who say the decision comes after Makari faced criticism over vaping abortion and drug policy. The move is not final and could change. Speaking at the White House Rose Garden a short time ago, President Trump told reporters his administration is cutting drug prices by making most favored nation deals with several major drug companies.
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President Trump
I think it's one of the best, biggest things that we've done. Drugs that were costing in London $10 for a pill would cost $130 for a pill in the United States. And now if it's $10 or if it's $20, that's what we pay.
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Carmen Roberts
The president spoke after hosting a White House Mother's Day event to honor angel moms, mothers whose children were killed by undocumented immigrants, and Gold Star mothers who lost children in military service. America's listening to Fox News.
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Carmen Roberts
The Virginia Supreme Court hands the Republican Party a huge victory by erasing a voter approved redistricting plan to give Democrats more seats in the U.S. house.
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Virginia State Supreme Court Reporter
Virginia State Supreme Court found Democratic lawmakers violated the state's demand that they take two votes in two separate sessions of the General assembly before submitting a constitutional amendment to voters and renders it null and void.
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Carmen Roberts
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, a California sheriff said today that evidence suggests human remains were present at a home connected to the man convicted of killing Kristen Smart, a 19 year old college student who went missing in 1996. However, the sheriff in San Luis Obispo county says they cannot say whether those remains are Smart's. Fox's Lillian Wu tells us GM has issued a recall General Motors recalling more
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Lillian Wu
than 40,000 bottles brake fluid, which could affect the vehicle's stopping power. Visible sediment in the fluid in some cases may hamper braking performance and increase the likelihood of a crash. The affected brake fluid is limited to a specific lot number. Manufactured in 2022 and sold as a replacement brake and clutch fluid, it was distributed through dealers and direct purchasers tied to GM and ACDelco supply channels. GM supplier confirming the visible sediment originated from two additives in the brake fluid, not from external contam. Consumers who think they might have purchased the affected product are advised to verify the lot number and follow guidance from retailers or distributors.
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Carmen Roberts
Lilyanne Wu, Fox News and the NFL and NFL Referees association reach a seven year labor deal avoiding a possible lockout in the use of a replacement official as the contract runs through 2032. After negotiations stretched nearly a year, replacement refs had been considered as talks had stalled. Recalling that infamous 2012 Fail Mary game.
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