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A concerned mom may have saved lives. I'm Chris Foster, Fox News. Five people are in custody so far accused of planning a drone and sniper attack on the UFC event on the White House South Lawn Sunday, and more arrests are expected. Fox's David Spunt in D.C. those involved
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in the alleged plot were arrested in Ohio, Nebraska, Missouri and California and Ohio. Investigators say 19 year old Tyson Proper's mother called police after she was concerned about her son's recent conduct, including firearms purchases and his communications with people online. Proper spoke to investigators. They say he spilled the beans on others across the country allegedly involved in the plot via different chat networks.
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Amber told. The review of one suspect's phone identified at least 23 users of the signal messaging app. Discussing the plans. A senior White House official tells Fox we'll know over the next two or three weeks whether the memorandum of understanding with Iran to end the military conflict will turn into an actual agreement.
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President Trump is explaining that there is a difference between giving Iran $300 billion and letting them have access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund.
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Allowed to go and invest if we wanted to someday in the future, we have no obligation whatsoever. It could be that Iran will turn out to be successful when they have oil.
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The Wall Street Journal has an item that just crossed the US Will allow Iran to immediately begin selling oil and fuel under the deal to end the war, offering Iran an early financial incentive to wind down the conflict, people familiar with the agreement said. The provision for waivers on sanctions on oil sales takes effect immediately.
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Fox Peter Ducey in Geneva, Switzerland. There, an official signing of that memorandum is scheduled in Geneva Friday. The Trump administration is taking away the Education Department's oversight of special ed and civil rights complaints, shifting them to Health and Human Services and the Justice Department. On Wall street, the Dow closes up another record high 331. The Nasdaq though, down 307.
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been critical of Russian President Vladimir Putin was shot and killed at close range near his home in Poland this morning. Prosecutors say two citizens of Belarus are under arrest. A former Wisconsin judge who obstructed ICE agents last year will not get a new trial and her conviction will not be tossed. That ruling handed down today by a federal judge.
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U.S. district Judge Lynn Adelman, for a second time denying former Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan's request to either have her verdict overturned or receive a new trial. After she was convicted by a jury last year of obstructing ICE agents who were trying to take a criminal illegal immigrant who was in her court on a battery case into custody, she helped sneak the now deported illegal immigrant out of a private door. Agents gave chase and arrested him. Dugan now faces sentencing, which could include probation up to five years in prison. Her legal team has indicated they plan to appeal. Jeff Manasso, FOX News.
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Do as I say, not as I do. A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical association finds parents may look at screens at the dinner table more often than their kids.
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The study looked at the behaviors of 357 parents and the same number of kids. The average age of the kids was about six and a half. Most used some form of media at the dinner table, but more than three quarters of parents did, compared to just over two thirds of kids. The study found 142 parents reported being on their phones for kids 43 watched content on a small screen device. Another 39 kids were said to have played a handheld game. Researchers wrote they wanted to highlight interruptions caused by electronic devices that result in children receiving less attention and parental guidance than they should. Jessica Rosenthal, FOX News.
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National Park Service workers have been today dumping hydrogen peroxide in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool trying to fight green algae that showed up last week after renovations were unveiled, including repainting the base of that pool blue. The Interior Department says the green water is from residual algae in the supply lines. I'm Chris Foster. This is FOX news.
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