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Trump loyalist turned critic quits. I'm Chris DiMeo. Fox News Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is leaving the House.
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Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is announcing that she is resigning. Her last day in office will be the 5th of January of next year. And resignation coming after a rather public fallout with President Trump over the Epstein files, foreign policy and health care. Greene posting a lengthy resignation statement on social media.
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Loyalty should be a two way street and we should be able to vote our conscience and represent our district's interests because our job title is literally representative.
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Recently, President Trump branded Green, who's been a rep in Georgia since 2021, as a traitor. He said he would endorse a challenger against her next year, which of course doesn't matter now because she won't be running.
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That's fox's Kevin Cork in Washington. Taylor Greene was first elected to the House in 2020. She's leaving Congress on January 5th. An unlikely political alliance between two big names in New York City. Here's fox's Jared Halpern.
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President Trump and New York City Mayor elect Zorad Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, do not see eye to eye on everything. But President Trump says, you know, we.
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Had some interesting conversation and some of his ideas really are the same ideas that I have.
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Mamdani says he wants to work with the president to bring down costs for New Yorkers.
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It was a productive meeting focused on.
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A place of shared admiration and love.
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Which is New York City.
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The meeting was a major departure from campaign rhetoric. President Trump had described Mamdani as a communist. The mayor elect had referred to the president as a fascist. At the White House, Jared Halpern, FOX News.
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An Ohio officer acquitted in a deadly shooting of a pregnant black woman in a supermarket parking lot. Video showing the woman refusing to get out of her car before it rolled toward the officer. He shot her in the chest. America's listening to FOX News.
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President Trump is pressuring Ukraine to accept the US and Russia backed peace plan by Thanksgiving.
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The Trump backed 28 point deal calls for Ukraine to cede territory, cut its military and never join NATO, something Russian leader Vladimir Putin appeared to cautiously welcome, saying it would only lay the groundwork for a final deal. While the proposal would also provide security guarantees for Ukraine, including a NATO like model committing allies to help defend Ukraine in a future attack, President Volodymyr Zelensky says his country faces a stark choice between standing up for its sovereignty and preserving the American support it needs.
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Fox's Shanley Painter A fire broke out on a cargo ship at the Port of Los Angeles Friday night. Fox 11 Los Angeles Chelsea Edwards is in the neighborhood of San Pedro with the latest.
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An electrical fire broke out just before 6:40. The ship is called the One Henry Hudson. It is a massive 1100 foot ship that, according to Vessel Finder, arrived in Los Angeles from Tokyo on Wednesday. Authorities believe that several of the containers have hazardous materials inside. The LAFD say there were 23 crew members on board when the fire broke out, but everybody has been found and everyone has been safely assisted off of the ship and thankfully no injuries have been reported. LA Mayor Karen Bass she has posted on X that the city is monitoring this fire. They're also going to keep an eye on the air quality.
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More than 100 firefighters were on scene battling the flames. The Supreme Court temporarily blocks a lower court ruling that found Texas 2026 congressional redistricting plan is likely racially biased. The order signed by Justice Samuel Alito will remain in place for at least the next few days while the court considers whether to allow the new map, which is favorable to Republicans, to be used in the midterm elections. I'm Chris Dabayo this is hey Ryan.
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