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Targeting isis. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. The United States launches a military strike on ISIS targets in Nigeria.
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President Trump says that strike was deadly and he says it's because they've been targeting and viciously killing primarily Christians. Now, he just made the announcement on Truth Social, saying in part, quote, I have previously warned these terrorists that if they did not stop the slaughtering of Christians, there would be hell to pay. And tonight there was. The Department of War executed numerous perfect strikes as only the United States is capable of doing under my leadership. Our country will not allow radical Islamic terrorism to prosper. May God bless our military and Merry Christmas to all, including the dead terrorists, of which there will be many more if their slaughter of Christians continues.
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That's fox's Madison Scarpino reporting. The Trump administration's takedown of Venezuela's drug trafficking continues. Fox's Kevin Cork has more.
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President Trump's pressure campaign against Venezuela is heating up. The Wall Street Journal reports that the US Military is expanding its presence in the Caribbean. The Pentagon reportedly moving a large number of special operations aircraft there, as well as multiple cargo planes and equipment.
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The US Military is actively targeting drug smuggling vessels while Venezuela has passed laws criminalizing such sanctions. Southern California inundated with rainfall in the Northeast. New York City under a winter storm watch. More from fox's Mike Emanuel.
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The number of winter storm watches are multiplying throughout the northeastern U.S. the National Weather Service is warning of a snow and ice storm that is expected to blast through the Northeast, impacting at least 15 million people. Meanwhile, Southern California is getting soaked. Heavy rain has already caused flooding and mudslides in Los Angeles county and beyond.
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Five to eight inches of snow is forecast in the New York City area. America's listening to Fox News.
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SimpliSafe. In the mid decade redistricting wars, Democrats in Missouri are fighting back. Fox's Jessica Rosenthal has details so.
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Far. In redistricting, Republicans are banking on nine new GOP leaning seats ahead of midterms next year, five in Texas, one in North Carolina, two in Ohio and one in Missouri. But the ACLU in Missouri is now challenging the GOP effort to carve up Kansas City in court. They say 300,000 signatures protesting the change is sufficient to force the issue onto a ballot before voters. But the Missouri Republican attorney general says the redrawn districts will remain in effect until the Republican secretary of state validates the signatures. And that can take time even beyond the candidate filing period, which goes from February 24th through the end of March. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox.
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News. The U.S. supreme Court rejecting President Trump's bid to send the National Guard to Illinois leave in place a previous ruling by a federal judge in Chicago that barred the White House from deploying troops to the state. It comes after nearly 300 National Guards troops from Texas were deployed to Chicago in early October to help protect federal property after violent clashes between ICE officers and.
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Protesters. The president called Chicago a mess and said he would solve the crime problem fast, arguing the deployment was necessary in order to crack down on crime and protect residents and federal ICE officers. Well, Trump has relied on a law that let the president deploy state National Guard troops to, quote, suppress a rebellion, repel an invasion, or if he is unable with regular forces to execute the laws of the United States. Well, the court argued because Trump had not first legally deployed regular military to support law enforcement, he had no basis to deploy the.
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Guard. That's fox's Brooke Taylor reporting. Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson praising the SCOTUS ruling, saying the decision doesn't just protect Chicago, but other cities around the country. I'm Debra Valentine. This is FOX.
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