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A congresswoman claims ICE pepper sprayed her. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News Congresswoman Abdelita Grijalva of Arizona says that ICE agents sprayed her as she tried to calm tensions during an immigration raid yesterday at a taco restaurant in Tucson. She posted video of the incident online.
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Hey, put it down.
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An ICE deputy director, Madison Sheehan, responded on Fox News.
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At what point in this country did we get to the point where you can interfere with law enforcement efforts and nothing happens to you? You can't touch a police officer, you can't interfere with our work?
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Congresswoman Grijalva says she identified herself as a member of Congress but was still pepper sprayed. Brian Cole Jr. Who's accused of planting bombs outside the RNC and DNC headquarters in Washington, D.C. the night before the 2021 Capitol riot, had a lot to say to investigators. Fox's CB Cotton has more.
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Sources have revealed that Cole admitted to planting the bombs, voiced support for President Trump and expressed doubts about the results of the 2020 election. A notable detail because both devices were planted on January 5, 2021, just one day before the Capitol riot and certification of Joe Biden's victory next month will mark five years since those pipe bombs were placed outside the DNC and RNC headquarters. Investigators said. A fresh look at the original evidence tied Cole's cell phone around both party headquarters the night of the crime. We're also told credit card receipts show Cole purchased bomb making materials. Law enforcement experts say they're confident more.
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Charges are coming and the Trump administration is waiving the remaining $11 million of a $140 million penalty against Southwest Airlines for its December 2022 holiday meltdown. America's listening to Fox News.
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What'S news?
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Russia launches a significant missile and drone attack on Ukraine that coincides with ongoing US Mediated peace talks. US And Ukrainian negotiators have made some progress, but agree that real progress depends on Russia's commitment to peace. A mass shooting today near the capital of South Africa leaves at least 11 dead, including three children. Fourteen people were injured. Police say at least three gunmen opened fire at a bar inside a hostel. And inside that was the Saulsville township victims. Those three children were ages 3, 12 and 16. A new global look at the world's richest shows the billionaire class just got bigger. Fox's Deborah Valentine has the story.
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A new report from UBS says global billionaire wealth hit an all time high this year, climbing to $15.8 trillion. The number of billionaires also grew nearly 2,900 worldwide, driven by a strong stock market and surging tech valuation. UBS says new members of the Nine zero club came from industries ranging from ice cream to crypto. The United States still leads with about one third of the world's billionaires, with China in second at roughly 10%. And when asked what worries them most, UBS says the answer isn't tariffs, it's inflation. Debra Valentine, FOX News.
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The Supreme Court says it will hear an expedited appeal of President Trump's case seeking to end birthright citizenship by executive order. The court did not explain the decision and will likely schedule oral arguments from next spring and have the case decided by the end of June. Meantime, President Trump is hosting the 2025 Kennedy Center Honorees in the Oval Office for a medal presentation ceremony. Recipients are actor Sylvester Stallone, singers Gloria Gaynor, George Strait, the rock band Kiss, and actor singer Michael Crawford. I'm Carmen Roberts. This is FOX News.
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