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They're partying it up down under. I'm Dave Anthony, FOX News. That's in Sydney, Australia. When the clock struck midnight an hour ago, it just turned 2026. Now in other parts of Australia, the new year is three hours old. In New Zealand, the biggest celebration tonight in the US Will be in New York City where Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says there are no known threats, but they'll have a lot of security in.
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Times Square, assets that you will see and others you will not see.
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And there will be something new after the ball drops at midnight and the confetti showers the crowd.
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1204, they take the ball back up. We see it turn from it turns into red, white and blue. And then we drop it again. To kick off the 250th birthday of the United States of America, Fox's Adam Klotz.
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Minnesota's losing some funding. The Trump administration's frozen all childcare payments to the state amid a federal investigation into multi billion dollar fraud allegations. White House press secretary Caroline Levitt just.
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Told FOX the Department of justice as we speak is continuing to execute sear warrants and subpoenas. People will be in handcuffs as a result of the fraud that Governor Walz has allowed to occur for many, many years.
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Tim Walls, Minnesota's Democratic governor who was Kamala Harris VP running mate in the 2024 election, says the Trump administration is politicizing the issue, adding he's been cracking down on fraudsters for years now. A Kilmar Abrego Garcia update. The most infamous illegal immigrant deported and returned and then charged with human trafficking. In a court filing, the government says ICE does not plan to take him back into custody as long as a.
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Judge'S order preventing that remains in place. This was the second major development in the case of the Salvadoran Tuesday. Earlier in the day, an unsealed order showed that the Justice Department considered Abrego Garcia's indictment a top priority, but only after he was mistakenly deported and then.
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Returned to the U.S. that's Fox's Kevin Yaretsky. We had a drop last week in first time jobless claims. I'm Dave Anthony. This is Fox.
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So good, so good, so good.
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New year, new gear. Thousands of fresh active styles are at Nordstrom Rack stores now. Save on top brands like Nike, Puma and free people starting at just $35.
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How did I not know Rack has Adidas? There's always something new.
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Plus, join the Nordy Club to shop new arrivals first, unlock exclusive discounts and more. Great brands, great prices. That's why you rack.
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The search for a missing 19 year old in Texas. Camila Mendoza almost may be over. A body was found with the clothes she was last seen in Christmas Eve suicide is suspected. A gun found next to the body. Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar.
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In this particular case, we were actually looking for a firearm as well that had come up missing.
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The Kennedy clan is in mourning.
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The granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy, just 35 years old, Tatiana Schlossberg has died after battling a rare mutation of acute myeloid leukemia. The daughter of Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg was just five when her father was assassinated. Tatiana became an environmental journalist. Her plan was to write a book about the oceans till she revealed in a New Yorker essay her diagnosis with terminal leukemia last year after the birth of her son, saying her first thought was that her two kids wouldn't remember her. So she reminded them frequently about her love for the planet. Her sister Rose donated stem cells for two bone marrow transplants. Tatiana also survived by her 32 year old brother, Jack Schlossberg, who's running for a House seat in New York. Therese crowley, FOX News.
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Former Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell has died. A Democrat turned Republican from Colorado, he was 92. And other ex senators in declining health.
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Former Arizona Republican Senator John Kyle will pull away from public life, saying in a statement his family will head down a path filled with moments of joy and increasing difficulties. The 83 year old revealing a dementia diagnosis. Kyle served in Congress for three decades, including a Senate minority whip. He left the Senate in 2013 before briefly rejoining a Phil Senator John McCain seat following his death. The statement saying, quote, despite this diagnosis, I remain a very fortunate man in Washington. Ryan schmells, FOX NEWS On Wall street.
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Ahead of the last trading day of the year, stock futures are now rising slightly. I'm Dave Anthony. This is FOX News.
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This is Ainsley Earhart. Thank you for joining me for the 52 episode podcast series the Life of Jesus.
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A listening experience that will provide hope, comfort and understanding of the greatest story ever told. Listen and follow now@foxnewspodcasts.com or wherever you listen to podcasts.