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Can they set aside the rhetoric? I'm Jack Callahan, Fox News. President Trump has called New York City's mayor elect Zoran Mandani a communist. Mamdani has promised to be the president's worst nightmare. Today they meet at the White House. Mandani saying, my team reached out to.
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The White House to set up this meeting because I will work with anyone to make life more affordable for the more than eight and a half million people who call this city home.
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White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt it.
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Speaks to the fact that President Trump is willing to meet with anyone and talk to anyone and to try to do what's right on behalf of the American people.
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On Capitol Hill today, the House considers a resolution to condemn socialism.
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Some Dems might oppose it because the resolution does not define socialism and some social programs like Medicaid and Social Security could be viewed as socialist under this measure.
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Fox's Madeleine Rivera the White House says an American brokered peace plan could end the war in Ukraine. But two sources familiar with the plan tell Reuters it puts more pressure on Kyiv than Moscow.
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A draft of the President Trump backed proposal obtained by the Associated Press would require Ukraine to give up land to Russia in exchange for security guarantees from the U.S. it would also require Ukraine to limit the size of its military, prevent the future expansion of NATO and offer a path to lifting sanctions on Russia. Russia would be required to stop attacks and $100 billion in frozen Russian assets would be dedicated to rebuilding Ukraine. But Ukraine's president has repeated ruled out handing territory over to Russia and critics say doing so would be a victory for the Kremlin.
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Fox's Kristin Goodwin Sources also say the US Wants Ukraine to sign off on the plan by Thursday, threatening to cut off intelligence and weapons supplies. Gunmen have attacked a Catholic school in western Nigeria, kidnapping as many as 52 school children, according to local media. Wall Street Dow futures are about 300 points higher in early trading. The Dow lost 386 points yesterday. America is listening to.
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Rated M for mature.
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Air traffic controllers who showed up for work reliably during the more than month long government shutdown are being rewarded for it.
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The Transportation Department is singling out 776 air traffic controllers and technicians who didn't miss a day of work to get $10,000 cash awards. The bonuses were suggested by the president in a Truth social post last week for their commitment during the country's longest ever government shut. DoT Secretary Sean Duffy said the money is an appreciation for keeping the flying public safe. Federal Aviation Administrator Brian Bedford added the recipient's work represents the highest level of public service. The president suggested in the same post that controllers who did not work should have their pay docked. No plans have been announced to penalize workers.
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Gernall Scott, Fox News President Trump accusing a half dozen Democrat lawmakers of sedition after the lawmakers called on U.S. military members to defy what they called illegal orders in a video released this week. In a social media post, the president called for the lawmakers to be arrested and put on trial. A judge in Chicago today expected to rule whether a man accused of setting a woman on fire aboard a commuter train should remain in federal custody.
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Prosecutors say 50 year old Lawrence Reed had multiple prior cases over the last three decades. At the time, he allegedly doused a woman with gasoline and set her on fire Monday while riding a city train in Chicago. Well more than 49 arrests, including 10 felony cases for crimes ranging from battery and assault to aggravated arson. In fact, at the time of the incident, prosecutors say Reid was already on pre trial release for an aggravated battery case for violently hitting a social worker. Prosecutors asked the judge to keep Reid in custody until trial, but the judge placed him on electronic monitoring.
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Fox's Chanley Painter, the suspect has reportedly admitted guilt. I'm Jack Callahan, this is Fox News.
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