Fox News Hourly Update: 9PM ET 02/11/2026 Newscast

Date: February 12, 2026
Host: Lisa Lucera, FOX News Podcasts
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Episode Overview

This Fox News Radio Hourly Update covers a range of major breaking news stories from the evening of February 11, 2026. Key topics include developments in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance, the passage of the SAVE Act in Congress, US-Israel relations regarding Iran, a tragic ferry accident in Sudan, an espionage conviction in Germany, Maryland’s redistricting controversy, and an update on Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn’s health.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Nancy Guthrie Disappearance: Potential Evidence Recovered

• [00:03] Lisa Lucera reports the FBI is examining gloves found near missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie’s Tucson home.
• [00:15] Trace Gallagher remarks:

  "They do resemble the gloves that were seen in the video of the man who actually walked up the porch and started trying to block the nest camera and then took off the nest camera. So that could be a big find."

  • He cautions the gloves are common in the region and may not be directly linked.
• Guthrie, mother of Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, has been missing for 11 days. A man previously detained was released after a few hours.

2. House Passes the SAVE Act: Push for Stricter Voting Laws

• [00:43] Lisa Lucera announces the House's narrow passage of the SAVE Act (218–213), aiming to tighten voting regulations.
• [01:00] Jonathan Savage quotes Republican leadership:

  “House Republicans tonight stood with the overwhelming majority of Americans who demand secure elections.”

• Speaker Mike Johnson and President Trump both frame the measure as necessary to prevent voter fraud; Senate passage remains uncertain as bipartisan support is needed.

3. US, Israel & Iran: Nuclear Deal Negotiations

• [01:21] Jared Halpern covers Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington to discuss Iran with President Trump.
  • Netanyahu’s concerns: Any deal must limit Iran’s missile programs and support for proxy groups.
• [01:39] President Trump, via social media:

  “The roughly three hour meeting with Netanyahu was very good, but adds nothing definitive was reached other than his insistence that negotiations with Iran continue to see whether or not a deal can be consummated.”

• Ongoing tension as US seeks a nuclear accord despite Israel’s apprehensions.

4. International: Sudanese Ferry Tragedy

• [03:01] Lisa Lucera: At least 15 died after a passenger ferry capsized on the Nile in Sudan; at least 27 people were aboard according to local medical sources amid ongoing conflict.

5. US Citizen Sentenced for Spying in Germany

• [03:17] Jonathan Savage: Reports the sentencing of an American (Martin D.) to two years and eight months for spying for China.

  “He'd made contact with Chinese intelligence and offered to pass on sensitive US Military information…Prosecutors describe this as a particularly serious case.”

• Notes a rise in alleged espionage in Germany involving China and Russia.

6. Maryland Redistricting Controversy

• [03:59] Lillian Wu: Rep. Jamie Raskin’s letter advocates for a new Maryland redistricting map as Democrats seek advantages before the midterm elections.
  • MD Senate President Bill Ferguson warns of risks: delayed elections, possible loss of Democratic seats.
  • Raskin aligns with CA Gov. Newsom in pushing redistricting as an anti-Trump move.

  “...as both parties scramble for new electoral openings in the fight for the House majority.”

7. Sports Update: Lindsey Vonn’s Recovery

• [04:39] Lisa Lucera: Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn announces a third surgery on her left leg following a recent crash.

  “Vonn posted an update on her condition on Instagram this coming nine days after she ruptured her ACL in another crash.”

• Vonn was a top contender in downhill racing before her injuries.

Memorable Quotes & Timestamps

• On new evidence in the Guthrie case:
  • Trace Gallagher:

    “They do resemble the gloves that were seen in the video... So that could be a big find. ...these gloves could not be associated with this case altogether.” (00:15 – 00:38)

• On House passage of the SAVE Act:
  • Jonathan Savage:

    “House Republicans tonight stood with the overwhelming majority of Americans who demand secure elections.” (01:00)

• On US-Israel-Iran negotiations:
  • Jared Halpern (summarizing Trump):

    “Nothing definitive was reached other than his insistence that negotiations with Iran continue to see whether or not a deal can be consummated.” (01:44)

• On the German espionage case:
  • Jonathan Savage:

    “He'd made contact with Chinese intelligence and offered to pass on sensitive US Military information. ...this is a particularly serious case.” (03:17–03:37)

• On Maryland’s redistricting struggle:
  • Lillian Wu:

    “The bill facing opposition... over concerns a mid cycle redistricting effort could push back election timelines and cost Democrats seats in the state legislature.” (03:59–04:25)

Additional Notes

• The podcast maintains a brisk, factual tone, packed with succinct news updates and minimal editorializing.
• Stories are rapidly cycled, with most topics covered in under a minute each.
• Advertisements and promos (e.g. for Realtor.com and related podcasts) are omitted for relevance.

Useful For:
Anyone looking for a quick yet comprehensive briefing on major national and international news developments as of February 11–12, 2026, with an emphasis on politics, international relations, public safety, and sports.

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