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Lisa Brady
A call for Congress to act. Lisa Brady, FOX News. President Trump says he would support a congressional effort to eliminate birthright citizenship now that a split U.S. supreme Court rejected his executive order aimed at preventing children born in the US from being citizens if their parents are in the country illegally or with temporary status.
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Narrator/Reporter
In a social media post, President Trump says the court ruling is too bad for the country but can be made up in Congress. Chief Justice John Roberts led a majority in ruling the 14th amendment confers citizenship on any person born on US soil. Justice Brett Kavanaugh agreed to strike down the executive order but disagreed about the 14th Amendment ruling. Instead, federal law provides birthright citizenship, adding Congress could change that.
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Lisa Brady
Fox's Jared Halpern the White House. In other landmark rulings today, the justices are allowing state bans on transgender athletes and girls sports programs, ruling those bans don't violate the Constitution or the Title 9 discrimination law. President Trump calling that big win. He's also praising a ruling that loosens campaign finance rules. The 6:3 decision says free speech rights are violated with limits on money spent when a political party coordinates with a candidate.
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Legal Analyst
The case was filed after the Republican Party and Then Ohio Senator J.D. vance argued campaign finance rules were limiting their ability to coordinate. Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote for the majority that campaign finance restrictions must be narrowly tailored to prevent quid pro quo corruption, but that these political party coordination caps go too far, that there are other tools like earmarks and disclosure requirements that do a better job of making sure donors don't try to circumvent campaign finance limits.
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Lisa Brady
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, the court's three liberal justices warning of untold harm by enabling parties to funnel large contributions to individual candidates already looking ahead to their next term. The justices agree to consider whether bans on assault style weapons violate the Second Amendment. America is listening to FOX News.
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Sports Commentator
And we're live from the living room as Doug eyes up the match say spread. He's reaching for the buffalo wing. Perfect. Hang on. What's this? Oh, he's gone for a can of Pepsi too. Incredible. What a finish. Sensational combination. Look at the delight on his face. There's no doubt about it. It just tastes better. Match days deserve Pepsi. Food deserves Pepsi. Grab a pack of Pepsi. Zero sugar for today's match. It's poetry in motion.
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Lisa Brady
Just getting word of more casualties in last week's double earthquakes in Venezuela. A top lawmaker reportedly now confirming more than 1900 deaths, thousands more injured, missing and homeless. The US is among the countries helping with relief and rescue efforts with search teams and U.S. service members on the ground. Michigan stops a prediction market platform from operating in the state, at least for now.
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Dana Nessel
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has gotten a state judge to issue a temporary injunction that prevents Kalshee, a betting site, from doing business with state residents. She argues Kalshee was violating the state's lawful Sports Betting act, which regulates mobile wagering. Nestle said the state law exists to shield Michigan residents from unlicensed predatory operators. An official with Kalshee said it will comply with the order, but pointed out the company follows federal trading laws not in state gaming statutes. The injunction will stand as the case moves through the courts. Gronaul Scott, Fox News One of basketball's
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Lisa Brady
all time greats is apparently ready to make another move.
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Sports Reporter
For the third time in his hall of Fame career, LeBron James is going to move on to another team, ESPN reported Tuesday. The 41 year old, four time NBA champion, all time leading scorer and 22 time All Star has informed the Los Angeles Lakers that after eight seasons he's moving on and that he'll play a 24th season in the NBA in 2026. 27. James, who has played more games, more playoff games, more minutes and who in a Lakers uniform broke the all time scoring record in 2023 long held by Lakers legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar, will take his talents elsewhere as a free agent. Played his first 11 seasons in Cleveland with the Cavaliers, then four years with the Miami Heat and eight with the Lakers.
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Lisa Brady
Fox's Jared Max the free agent period opens later today. Stocks are rising, the Dow still in record territory, up 154, the S&P is up 53, the NASDAQ up 347.
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