Fox News Hourly Update – 8AM ET | July 10, 2025

Host: Chris Foster
Release Date: July 10, 2025

1. Central Texas Flash Floods: Ongoing Search and Memorials

Timestamp: 00:02 – 00:54

The latest updates on the devastating flash floods in Central Texas reveal that search and rescue operations are now in their seventh day. According to Chris Foster at 00:02, more than 170 people remain missing, with at least 120 confirmed dead. A prayer vigil was held at Antler Stadium, a high school football stadium in Kerrville, to honor the victims.

Tanya J. Powers reported at 00:17 that the vigil saw attendees wearing green ribbons, symbolizing Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and counselors lost their lives. She noted, “Our communities were struck with tragedy, literally in the darkness in the middle of the night” (00:40). Officials continue the search, with five campers and one counselor still unaccounted for. In response to the tragedy, President Trump has announced plans to visit Texas the following day.

2. Secret Service Suspensions and Security Concerns

Timestamp: 00:54 – 01:16

Chris Foster highlighted significant personnel changes within the Secret Service, stating at 00:54 that six Secret Service agents have been suspended due to failures preceding the attempted assassination of President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, last July. The suspect, Ryan Ruth, who faced a federal court hearing on his request for new public defenders, is currently under scrutiny.

3. President Trump Announces New Copper Tariffs

Timestamp: 00:54 – 01:38

In an economic move, Dana Perino reported at 00:54 that President Trump declared a 50% tariff on copper imports, effective August 1, 2025. The President emphasized the national security implications, stating, “I’m announcing a 50% tariff on copper effective August 1, 2025, after receiving a robust national security assessment” (01:16). He underscored copper's critical role in various industries, including semiconductors, aircraft manufacturing, and the production of hypersonic weapons. Copper is notably the second most utilized material by the Department of Defense.

4. Russian Attack on Kyiv: Rising Civilian Casualties

Timestamp: 01:38 – 03:50

Jackie Heinrich delivered breaking news from the White House at 01:38, reporting that a Russian drone and missile attack struck Ukraine's capital, Kyiv. The assault resulted in two deaths and 16 injuries. Building on this, Jonathan Savage provided further context at 03:12, citing United Nations data that over 232 civilians were killed and more than 1,300 wounded in Russian attacks on Ukraine last month alone.

5. Deportation Hearing for Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Timestamp: 01:38 – 03:06

A federal judge in Maryland is currently overseeing a critical hearing concerning Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who faces criminal charges in Tennessee after being deported from El Salvador. Dana Perino reported at 02:28 that the judge is evaluating the federal government's threat to redeport Garcia if he is released on bail. The judge emphasized the need to understand the processes involved, stating, “I need to understand the process, someone who can answer questions about the immediate next steps if Mr. Abrego is released from criminal custody” (02:28). Garcia’s attorneys have condemned the Department of Justice’s plans as “disturbing” and argue for protections to ensure his due process rights are respected.

6. Indictment of Bangladesh’s Ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Timestamp: 03:06 – 03:50

Chanley Painter reported at 03:06 that Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has been indicted on charges of crimes against humanity. Jonathan Savage explained at 03:12 that Hasina has been living in exile in India since August of the previous year, following a mass uprising that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of students. The special tribunal has accepted allegations that she orchestrated mass killings, targeted violence against women and children, incinerated bodies, and denied medical treatment to victims. The charges portray Hasina as the "mastermind, conductor, and superior commander" behind these atrocities.

7. Market Update: Stock Futures Steady Ahead of Opening

Timestamp: 03:50 – 04:13

Chris Foster provided a brief market update at 03:50, indicating that Fox News stock futures are trading flat ahead of the Wall Street opening bell. There were no significant fluctuations reported in the early trading session.

8. Sports Highlights: Major Contract Moves in NBA and MLB

Timestamp: 03:50 – 04:13

In sports news, Chris Foster highlighted two major developments:

• Phoenix Suns: The NBA team signed guard Devin Booker to a two-year, $145 million max contract extension, ensuring his stay with the team through the 2029-30 season.

• New York Yankees: The team made a significant roster change by cutting two-time batting champion DJ LeMahieu, who has a year and a half and $22 million remaining on his contract.

9. Judicial Proceedings and Legal Insights

Timestamp: 04:15 – 04:15

Chris Foster concluded the segment by promoting the upcoming episode of "Perino on Politics", featuring national reporter and Washington Examiner columnist Selena Zito. Listeners are encouraged to tune in for in-depth political discussions and analysis.

This summary encapsulates the key news stories covered in the Fox News Hourly Update on July 10, 2025, providing a comprehensive overview for listeners seeking detailed information on current events.