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Trying to end the almost four year war. I'm Ted Lindner. FOX News. Progress is being made towards a deal that could end the war between Russia and Ukraine after U.S. officials and envoys from Kyiv met in Geneva, Switzerland. Fox's Mark Meredith has the latest for us this morning.
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We've seen the European allies also very engaged on these peace talks, but there are still questions about what a deal is eventually going to look like. And President Trump says he does not plan to sit down one on one with President Zelensky this holiday weekend. There was the possibility of that happening now that is on hold. Overnight, the Russians carried out new airstrikes on Ukraine's capital. The latest death count at seven people so far. The attack not appearing to impact where the US Stands on the current views of these talks. Ukraine's leader had wanted to sit down with the president as soon as possible, including over the holiday. But as Trump says, he's going to have his army secretary handle Ukraine for the moment.
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It is now Thanksgiving eve. Experts estimate over 81 million people will be traveling for Thanksgiving this year. Fox's Matt Finn with the latest.
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The Trump administration says a record high 31 million people will travel through the air this entire week. And the FAA says today will be the busiest day of the week with an estimated 52,000 flights. Transportation Secretary Duffy now says there is solid staffing at air traffic control towers, an improvement from when the government reduced flights and staffing during the 43 day shutdown. But Duffy says there are still system wide problems with the country's current air traffic control system. And he's urging Congress to fund another 20 billion dol million to replace the outdated technology. Duffy is also warning travelers that weather could cause headaches in places like Seattle and across the Midwest.
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73 million drivers expected to be on the road this week. 1.2 million passengers taking trains. And civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson released from a Chicago hospital after receiving medical care for at least 12 days for a rare brain disorder. The 84 year old former presidential candidate discharged and remains in stable condition. America's listening to FOX News.
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Fox News. Minnesota Republicans are demanding answers after a report suggests several millions of dollars in public funding may have been funneled to a terror group. Fox's Jeff Paul has the latest on this for us this morning.
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They're calling for an investigation. Four Minnesota congress members addressing the state's U.S. attorney demanding answers after a report claimed taxpayer dollars were ending up in the hands of Somali terror group Al Shabaab.
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If you're paying taxes for services you expect and things you expect your state government to provide, those taxes should not be going to a terrorist group in a foreign country.
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House Majority Whip Tom Emmer is referencing the report written by urban policy magazine City Journal, which is published by a conservative think tank, the Manhattan Institute. Citing unnamed sources. The report alleges funding that was supposed to go to state programs to help with housing and feeding people was being.
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Stolen after that report. That was fox's Jeff Paul. President Trump denying published reports that he's weighing whether to replace FBI Director Cash Patel. The president saying that Patel is doing a good job and these stories are not true. A federal judge has dismissed criminal cases against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Tish James, both critics of former President Trump. But the Justice Department says the fight isn't over and plans to appeal the rulings, which found prosecutor Lindsey Halligan was improperly appointed and may even try to refile the case. And a major recall of nasal spray. The FDA announcing a voluntary recall of more than 41,000 bottles of Walgreens nasal spray that could, they say, be tainted with a dangerous bacterium found in raw milk. Specifically the one and a half ounce bottle of Walgreens saline nasal spray with Xylitol Walgreens telling Fox News that the recall is being done out of an abundance of caution and safety. I'm Ted Lindner and this is FOX News. This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of Jesus, A listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow starting November 30th on foxnewspodcasts.com.