
6PM ET 11/07/2025 Newscast
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They call it a non starter.
Lisa Lucera
I'm Lisa Licera, FOX News. Senate Republicans reject a new proposal from Democrats to reopen the government.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer offering a deal to pass a continuing resolution to end the shutdown.
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We'd like to offer a simple proposal that would reopen the government and extend the ACA premium tax credits.
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Simultaneously, Democrats want a one year continuation of Affordable Care act tax credits and to establish a bipartisan committee to continue negotiations on long term reforms. But Republican Senator Steve Daines tells FOX these subsidies are paid directly to the insurance companies.
Expert/Analyst
20% of these subsidies are fraudulent.
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He says the proposal from Democrats does nothing to end rising health care costs and the tax credits only serve to increase costs.
Lisa Lucera
Fox's Jill NATO in Washington. The shutdown forcing the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights due to a lack of air traffic controllers. This woman at Hartsfield Jackson Airport in Atlanta blaming Congress.
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But I hope some of those senators and congressmen get stuck because they can't get somewhere. So they'll get there and figure this out and get it going again.
Lisa Lucera
More canceled flights are expected in the coming days as the FAA ordered a flight reduction at the country's busiest airports. The National Transportation Safety Board now going through evidence related to Tuesday's deadly crash of a UPS cargo plane in Louisville, Kentucky, including the cockpit voice recorder after.
Expert/Analyst
The crew called for takeoff thrust. A repeating bell was heard on the CVR which persisted until the end of the recording 25 seconds later.
Lisa Lucera
NTSB board member Todd Inman who says during that time the crew tried to regain control of the aircraft. The cargo plane killed all three people on board and at least 10 others on the ground. Wall street had now gained 74. America is listening to FOX News.
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Lisa Lucera
Another Ivy League school reaches a deal with the Trump administration to restore federal funding.
Reporter Carmen Roberts
Cornell University agrees to pay $60 million to restore more than 250 million in research funding that the Trump administration withheld amid investigations into alleged civil rights violations. University President Michael Kotlikoff announced the agreement, saying it upholds the university's academic freedom. The settlement requires the university to accept the Trump administration's interpretation of civil rights laws on issues including antisemitism, racial discrimination and transgender issues, and will end investigations into the Ivy League school. Carmen Roberts, Fox News Cornell University agreed.
Lisa Lucera
To pay $30 million directly to the U.S. government along with another 30 million toward research that will support U.S. farmers. James Watson, the co discoverer of the double helix shape of DNA has died. He was 97. Twitter is really going away for good.
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For now, people still call the groundbreaking social media app Twitter even though Elon Musk renamed it X after acquiring it in 2022. And now the company is retiring the web domain twitter.com meaning anyone still using twitter.com instead of x.com to log in and post on X will need to adjust their habits as well as any saved password credentials and such. And they better ex is saying anyone not updating their two factor authentication, their accounts will be locked out until they do. This policy change applies to users of passkeys or hardware based security like Yubikeys. The date for complying is November 10th.
Lisa Lucera
Fox's Evan Brown the Grammy nominations are out.
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They not like us. They not like us. They not like us.
Lisa Lucera
Kendrick Lamar leads the way with nine. One of his nominations is for album of the year, but he faces tough competition from Bad Bunny and Justin Bieber. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.
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Episode Title: Shutdown Continues as Flight Reductions Begin
Host: FOX News Podcasts (Lisa Lucera)
Main Theme:
A snapshot of the day’s top national headlines: the continued government shutdown and its ripple effects on travel and healthcare policy; fallout from a deadly UPS cargo plane crash; a settlement between the Trump administration and Cornell University; the official farewell to "Twitter.com" as X; and a look at the 2025 Grammy nominations.
Time: 00:02 – 00:53
Time: 00:53 – 01:12
Time: 01:12 – 01:40
Time: 03:36 – 04:19
Time: 04:36 – 05:14
Time: 05:14 – 05:21
| Segment | Timestamp | |-----------------------------------|-----------------| | Shutdown proposal rejected | 00:02 – 00:53 | | Flight cancellations & traveler | 00:53 – 01:12 | | UPS crash & investigation | 01:12 – 01:40 | | Cornell settlement | 03:36 – 04:19 | | Death of James Watson | 04:29 | | Twitter.com to X.com transition | 04:36 – 05:14 | | Grammy nominations | 05:14 – 05:21 |
The episode maintains FOX News' direct and urgent news delivery: concise, punchy headlines with expert insights and occasional soundbites from everyday Americans caught up in national events.
Summary:
This Fox News Hourly Update covers the ongoing government shutdown and its effect on travel, healthcare politics, and daily life. It features an aviation disaster update, a significant university-government settlement over civil rights and funding, the final transition from Twitter to X as a platform, and the early buzz surrounding the Grammy nominations. The powerful voices of experts, lawmakers, analysts, and affected citizens create a snapshot of current American anxieties, disputes, and cultural milestones.