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Major Snowstorm Headed to New York City Area
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6PM ET 12/26/2025 Newscast
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The big Chill. I'm Tom Graham, FOX News. Millions in the busy Northeast are in the path of a massive winter storm. State of emergency declared in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont urging drivers to stay off the road. Fox Weather's Ian Oliver says the nation's most populous city will get buried.
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New York City metro included in a warning for the first time in almost four years. But now all the way back to the Poconos, up to the capital region of New York and back west to Syracuse. Up icing that's happening across western at the central parts of PA some areas may see an excess of a quarter inch. Look out for power outages and unfortunately very treacherous travel conditions. As we head into this evening, the snow really starts to pick up. All the while still icing across Pennsylvania. By the time most folks are getting up, the snow is hitting the road, five to eight inches of snow. The bullseye up the lower Hudson up to about the capital region. Those are places that could see 8 to 12 inches of snow.
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The storm will impact post Christmas travel nationwide. President Trump will host Ukraine's leader at Mar a Lago this weekend.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky travels to South Florida Sunday for a high stakes sit down with President Trump. Leaders are meeting as the US Tries to put the finishing touches on a peace plan between Ukraine and Russia. Zelensky is proposing a ceasefire and a demilitarized zone in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region. But in an interview with Politico, President President Trump says Zelensky doesn't have anything until I approve it. President Trump also tells Politico he expects to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin soon. As much as I want In Washington, Jared Halpern, FOX News and White House.
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Press secretary Caroline Levitt announcing she and her husband are expected a baby girl telling Fox Digital their second child is due in May. She's expected to remain at the White House spokeswoman post through the pregnancy. She'll be the first pregnant press secretary in U.S. history. America's listening to FOX News.
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Nigeria. U.S. and Nigerian officials worked together sharing intelligence before ordering these strikes on Nigeria. Now the president announcing this on Christmas Day, writing on Truth Social. In part, the United States launched a powerful and deadly strike against ISIS terrorist scum in northwest Nigeria who have been targeting and viciously killing partners, primarily innocent Christians, saying he previously warned these terrorists that if they did not stop the slaughtering of Christians, there would be hell to pay. And tonight there was then on X, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. He wrote in part, the Department of War is always ready. So ISIS found out tonight on.
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Christmas. More to come in talks with Stephanie Bennett. Students at Loyola University in New Orleans denied the chance to start a Turning Point USA chapter, a conservative youth group founded by Charlie.
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Kirk. They were first denied about two months ago. Then they filed an appeal just to be denied second time. Now. The group's founder says she is not taking no for an answer. And the club's president said she feels like their voices are being shut down. And since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Turning Point says they've seen thousands of requests to join. But we've also seen a lot of pushback and at some schools, even death threats. The would be co founder says this is not about hate at all. She says they just want a group on their campus that focuses on faith and conservative values. But the university says that decision up to the Student Government.
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Association. That's fox's Caroline Elliott. There a little movement on Wall street today. The stock saw some minor losses. The down falling about 20 points. The NASDAQ off 20 as well. The S&P 500 gave up about 2 points. New York City teachers finding most teenagers cannot read traditional clocks. And this after cell phone bans went into effect statewide. Now many students have trouble telling time with those old analog clocks that hang on schoolhouse walls. I'm Tom Graham and this is FOX.
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