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Retired Texas rancher Tony Erlandson speaks about catching the eye of President Donald Trump after praising him in a NEWSMAX rally interview on The Voice of Voter.
- Geraldo Rivera looks back on the Willowbrook investigation that transformed his career, recalling the horrific conditions he exposed and the lasting impact the reporting has on disability rights, special education and institutional reform. - Rivera revisits major assignments including the Chilean coup, the Yom Kippur War, Hurricane Katrina and the Natalie Holloway investigation, describing how field reporting shapes his career and worldview. Giraldo Rivera Final GTP - The conversation turns to Lindsay Clancy, with Rivera discussing the insanity defense, criminal responsibility and why he believes the case raises difficult questions about mental illness and public safety. - Rivera reflects on covering the O.J. Simpson trial, why he…
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President Trump claims Iran is 'likely' involved in the attempted FlyDubai hijacking. The flight plunged 14,000 feet before the crew regained control. Saudi authorities arrested the co-pilot involved with the incident.
The Supreme Court weighs a Colorado climate lawsuit targeting oil companies. Stuart Varney questions whether it could trigger nationwide litigation. #foxbusiness #shorts
Machine Intelligence Research Institute President Nate Soares discusses warnings about advanced AI, acceptable risk levels and questions about ChatGPT's role in political decision-making. #foxbusiness #varney 00:10 | AI Whistleblower Warns of Human Extinction 00:45 | How Much AI Risk Is Acceptable? 01:28 | Should Dangerous AI Development Be Stopped? 02:07 | Can the U.S. Control AI Without Falling Behind China? 02:46 | Using ChatGPT to Decide How to Vote
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had some good news for American taxpayers Tuesday: federal government efforts to stamp out fraud and protect taxpayer dollars are yielding impressive results.
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Last week, an off-duty New York Police Department detective, Jose Mercedes, was stabbed and badly injured in an attempted robbery in the Bronx. The detective walked out of the hospital on Monday; that's the good news. The not-so-good news comes to us from Fox News' Congressional correspondent Bill Melugin, who has some exclusive information on the identity of the attempted robbers, including that they are both Dominican nationals and illegal aliens — and that they were allowed to remain in the United States by the Biden administration.
Accepted over $2.7 million in grants from George Soros’ Open Society Foundation.
NEWSMAX Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen reports on concerns surrounding a possible pneumonic plague outbreak in Russia following the death of a worker connected to a Siberian anti-plague research facility. Russian authorities said the worker contracted pneumonia from an unspecified source and reported finding no emergency involving pathogenic microorganisms. However, quarantines, reported security involvement and questions about the pathogen have fueled outside scrutiny.