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He says it sets a dangerous precedent. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. Poland shooting down suspected Russian drones after they entered Polish airspace during a Russian attack on Ukraine. Prime Minister Donald Tusk says he informed the NATO secretary general about the actions undertaken by his country, adding that Poland's armed forces were on a heightened state of alert overnight. Warsaw's Chopin airport suspending flights for several hours due to the military operations. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the latest action by Russia sets a dangerous precedent for Europe and he's calling for a strong response from NATO allies. President Trump has been threatening to send the National Guard to Chicago or New Orleans, but Tuesday said to reporters in D.C. that he has another location in mind.
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We're announcing another city that we're going to very shortly. We're working it out. The governor of a certain state would love us to be there and the mayor of a certain city in that same state would love us to be there. We'll announce it probably tomorrow.
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Chicago Governor J.B. pritzker said he'll sue the Trump administration if the National Guard is deployed in Chicago. Supreme Court agreeing to hear a challenge to President Trump's global tariffs Fox's Jarrett.
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Halpern is more justices agreed not just to take up the appeal, but also put the case on the fast track. Arguments are set for the first week of November in a challenge to President Trump's use of an emergency authority to implement wide ranging tariffs. A group of small business owners and states are suing the administration, arguing the president exceeded his powers so far lower courts have agreed. The Justice Department asked for a quick intervention from the Supreme Court. President Trump has warned a loss at the high court would amount to an economic catastrophe and potentially undo newly brokered trade deals at the White House.
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Jared Halpern, Fox News America is listening to Fox News.
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A court has ruled that Lisa Cook can remain a Federal Reserve governor for now as she fights President Trump's attempt to fire her. Lawyers for Cook had argued that the president's attempt to let her go for alleged mortgage fraud was illegal and lacked cause. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will face off against philanthropist Josh Kraft in November after both advanced in the Boston mayoral primary election Tuesday. Tuesday, Fox affiliate Boston 5 News, Drew Carrades reports.
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says she won the preliminary election by a margin money can't buy. She says voters who cast their ballots made it clear that Boston is not for sale and Boston will not be bullied. Much of wu's recent momentum with voters has been driven by her pushback to the Trump administration. Scrutiny of Boston results from the preliminary election confirm what polling has suggested for weeks that Kraft has a steep uphill climb, pouring millions of dollars of his own money into his campaign. Wu says she is prepared for a battle ahead with the official countdown to the November election underway.
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The Boston mayor took more than 70% of the vote in the primary election. The suspect accused of murdering a Ukrainian refugee in Charlotte, North Carolina is facing a new federal charge of committing murder on a mass transit system. Fox's Matt Finn with more.
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The man accused of savagely stabbing to death 23 year old Irina Zyrutska on that light rail train faces the poss the death penalty. The alleged killer, Decarlos Brown, was previously arrested at least 14 times and has an extensive violent criminal history. The U.S. attorney in the district where the killing happened announced a federal homicide case was opened because the killing happened on public transit. And the killing of Zaratska is being investigated as a possible civil rights violation if facts show it was racially motivated. President Trump blamed Democratic policies for Zaruska's death and promised his administration is going to fix it.
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I'm Sue Kussman. This is, this is Fox News.
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