Fox News Hourly Update – 8PM ET, July 27, 2025

Released on July 28, 2025

1. International Trade Agreements

Darielle Albinger [00:03]: "We have a deal. President Trump says it's the biggest one ever made."

• Trump-EU Trade Deal: President Donald Trump announced a significant trade agreement with the European Union, featuring a standardized 15% tariff across automobiles and other goods. This agreement marks a reduction from the initially proposed 30% tariffs. Additionally, the EU has committed to investing over a trillion dollars in the United States. Trump's negotiations took place in Scotland, targeting improved trade relations with both the European Union and Great Britain.

2. Domestic Incidents and Public Safety

Family Dollar Roof Collapse in Kansas City

• Tragic Accident: A Family Dollar store in Kansas City experienced a partial roof collapse on Sunday afternoon. Tragically, a 68-year-old man lost his life at the scene, and three others sustained injuries. Among the injured, a 50-year-old woman remains in critical condition in the hospital. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the collapse.

Ham Salad Recall Due to Listeria Contamination

• Health Alert: The Agriculture Department has issued a recall for specific ham salad products due to potential listeria contamination. The affected items include:

  • Reeser's Fine Foods: 12-ounce tubs (sell by date: September 1)
  • Molly's Kitchen: 5-ounce tubs (sell by date: August 31)

  Although there have been no reported illnesses, listeria poses serious health risks, including fever, muscle aches, and, in severe cases, confusion and convulsions. Consumers are advised to discard the products or return them to the place of purchase.

3. Economic Updates

Gas Prices Steady with Potential Declines Ahead

Darielle Albinger [03:08]: "Gas prices have remained steady over the past few weeks. The national average has been unchanged at $3.22 a gallon."

Trilby Lundberg [03:18]: "We'll see some small declines from here. It depends on exactly what crude oil prices do and the timing of how that crude oil price change, if any, will impact all of the marketers, distributors, retailers, and refiners that have to supply."

• Market Analysis: According to the Lundberg survey, gas prices are currently stable but may experience slight decreases depending on future crude oil price fluctuations and their subsequent effects on the supply chain.

4. Criminal Activities and Public Safety Concerns

Mass Stabbing at Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan

Darielle Albinger [03:35]: "Charges are expected to be filed soon against Bradford Gilly, the suspect in yesterday's mass stabbing at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan."

• Incident Details: Bradford Gilly attacked shoppers randomly until bystanders intervened. As a result, at least three individuals lost their lives, and several others were seriously injured. Dr. Tom Skermerhorn, Chief Medical Officer at Munson Medical Center, provided updates on the victims' conditions:

  Dr. Tom Skermerhorn [03:51]: "I'm happy to report one patient has been treated and released. Now we have 10 remaining patients, two who remain in serious condition and the others have progressed to fair condition."

• Legal Proceedings: Gilly is expected to be arraigned in the coming weeks, facing charges of terrorism and assault with intent to kill.

5. International Incidents

Train Derailment in Southwestern Germany

• Accident Report: A passenger train derailed near the French border in southwestern Germany earlier today, resulting in at least three fatalities and several injuries. Investigators are exploring potential causes, including adverse weather conditions.

North Korea Rejects Reconciliation with South Korea

• Political Tensions: North Korea has officially stated that it has "zero interest" in reconciliation suggestions from South Korea. This declaration comes in response to South Korean President's calls for peace between the two nations, highlighting ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

Houthi Rebels Threaten Attacks on Ships Serving Israeli Ports

• Security Threats: Iran-backed Houthi rebels have announced their intention to target any ships engaged in business with Israeli ports, regardless of their nationality. This statement marks the beginning of the group's fourth phase of military operations against Israel, escalating regional security concerns.

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