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Carmen Roberts
The airstrikes were to protect everyone, not just Christians. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. The Nigerian government is making that declaration after President Trump ordered US Strikes on ISIS in Nigeria, claiming the terrorists were targeting Christians. Fox's Madison Scarpino is traveling with the president and has more from West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Madison Scarpino
President Trump threatening to kill many more terrorists if the murders there continue. The president announcing the strike on Christmas night, saying in part quote, the United States launched a powerful and deadly strike against ISIS terrorist scum in northwest Nigeria who have been targeting and viciously killing primarily innocent Christians at levels not seen for many years and even centuries. A military official tells the Times the operation was done in coordination with the Nigerian military. The deadly strikes come after a surge of attacks on Christians and Christian institutions in Nigeria. President Trump has previously lashed out on the country's government for having done nothing to stop the killings, even threatening to cut off aid.
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Carmen Roberts
And Ukrainian President Zelensky says he will meet with President Trump in Florida on Sunday to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine. Zelensky says that 20 point plan under discussion is about 90% ready. The meeting comes as part of an intensified U. S led effort to end the nearly four year Russia Ukraine war. The talks remain stalled by sharply opposing demands from Moscow and Kyiv. White House claims the economy is doing better even as survey shows many Americans don't agree.
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Darren Botolo
The US economy in the third quarter growing by 4%.3% and November inflation going in lower than expected. On the trade front, the president's agenda is delivering a massive windfall. The new Data shows the US has brought in more than $200 billion in tariff revenue this year. Families are also getting relief at the pump, seeing the cheapest December gas prices since 2020.
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Carmen Roberts
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Carmen Roberts
A major storm takes aim at the Northeast in what may be the strongest snowstorm the Big Apple has seen in years. Fox meteorologist Adam Klotz has details.
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Adam Klotz
The winter storm warning is in place for New York City. For upstate New York, those are going to be the areas that see the absolute heaviest snowfall. But there's going to be spots where you see ice. There's going to be spots where you see rain. If you're in a spot where it's cold enough, it is going to be a big snowmaker. There's going to be places where this is an ice maker. That's the case from Philadelphia down towards Baltimore, across much of the state of Pennsylvania, areas where you could see ice that could take down branches, take down power lines. You could see some power outages as this whole system sweeps on through. And it's on that northern end of the system where the temperatures are a little bit colder that you start to see some significant snowfall. New York City, 4 to 8 inches. Is it completely reasonable they're going to be areas in upstate New York where you're getting closer to a foot of snowfall?
- [03:21]
Carmen Roberts
In a completely different picture, someone in Arkansas won the Powerball jackpot of roughly $1.8 billion.
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Jessica Rosenthal
The winning ticket was sold at a Murphy USA gas station location in Cabot, Arkansas, a suburb of Little Rock. The winner had not yet claimed their prize as of midday Friday.
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Sharon Strong / Ainsley Earhart
I encourage whoever the lucky person is to meet with their financial advisor and their attorney before coming to the claims center.
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Jessica Rosenthal
Arkansas Scholarship Lottery director Sharon Strong said not only will this benefit the state as far as tax revenue, but Murphy.
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Sharon Strong / Ainsley Earhart
USA is an Arkansas company based in El Dorado, headquartered in El Dorado. And so that's just a full circle moment on how much a benefit the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery is to our state.
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Jessica Rosenthal
Their office raised more than $100 million last fiscal year for college scholarships through the lottery. Jessica rosenthal, FOX NEWS and after the.
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Carmen Roberts
New Year's Eve ball drop in New York City, it will rise again, sparkling in red, white and blue, to kick off months of celebrations for the nation's 250th birthday on independence Day. And that's when another ball drop is planned for July 3rd. I'm Carmen Roberts. This is FOX News.
- [04:29]
Jessica Rosenthal
This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the.
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Sharon Strong / Ainsley Earhart
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Adam Klotz
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