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A dispute turns deadly. I'm Chris DiMaio, Fox News. One person is dead and three others wounded after a shooting Saturday in Phoenix.
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There was some kind of dispute between the driver of a gray Dodge and a white SUV that escalated into a physical fight during which the driver of the Dodge shot into the suv, killing the male driver and injuring the female passenger as well as two young children sitting in the backseat. A third child was with them but was not hurt. All three of the injured were taken to the hospital. The shooter was taken into custody. Detectives are still watching surveillance footage and trying to piece together what started all of this. As of right now, it's still unclear if the two drivers knew each other. In Phoenix, Taylor Wuertz, FOX News.
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The Trump administration unveils a 28 point plan to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, but it's drawing criticism from lawmakers and foreign leaders.
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Envoys from the U.S. ukraine and Europe will meet in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss a pathway to end the war in Ukraine. It comes as many U.S. and world leaders. Leaders are pushing back on President Trump's proposed 28 point peace plan. They argue it must be revised because it's overly favorable to Russia and demands too many concessions from Ukraine. The plan reportedly includes Kyiv ceding territory to Moscow, abandoning its NATO ambitions and limiting the size of its army. Ukraine's president warns the proposal may force his country to choose between losing its dignity or risk losing US Support. Trump is giving Ukraine until Thursday to accept, accept or reject the plan, though he now says this won't be his final offer.
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Fox's Chanley Painter, a University of Alabama Birmingham football player, stabs two teammates. The victims are in stable condition. Daniel Isri Mincey was booked Saturday on aggravated assault and attempted murder charges. An investigation continues. America's listening to FOX News.
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