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Four to go. I'm Deborah Valentine, Fox News. President-elect Donald Trump has named all but four of his cabinet choices three weeks after the November election. Fox's Brian Yennis has the update from West Palm Beach, Florida. President-elect Trump announcing...
Nine new administration picks last night, including his nominee for Treasury Secretary Scott Besant. He's a billionaire hedge fund manager as well as a key economic advisor to Trump. Now, if confirmed by the Senate, Besant would hold the most important economic position.
really position in Trump's new administration, tasked with ushering in Trump's new tax policies through Congress, like no tax on tips and overtime and managing how to implement tariffs on foreign goods without worsening inflation. Besant is a supporter of phasing in tariffs. Other recent picks include a former NFL player, Scott Turner, as secretary of housing and urban development.
and Fox News medical contributor Jeanette Neshwada, Surgeon General. President-elect Trump's sentencing delayed in his New York State trial for falsifying business records. Fox's Nate Foy has the latest. Trump's team is celebrating this as a win. Here's where we stand right now. Sentencing is delayed with President-elect Donald Trump's lawyers set to file their motion to dismiss the case by December 2nd. Then Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg's office needs to respond immediately.
To that, by December 9th, separately, Judge Mershon is pushing off his decision on presidential immunity. Trump's lawyers, including his pick for deputy attorney general Todd Blanch, wrote Mershon this week, arguing the case interferes with Trump's preparations to return to the White House.
But prosecutors want to stretch the case out more than four years and sentence Trump after his second term. Trump's attorneys argue that Judge Mershon should overturn the guilty verdict altogether on the grounds of presidential immunity. America's listening to Fox News. With Lululemon, the real gift happens when they're living in it. When you give the fan favorite everywhere belt bag, the real gift is... And when the ultra-soothing rest-fuel slides are the gift, you're really giving them...
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for their local ICE office. Now, some argue if this is implemented, it'll make it easier for some people to flee without being tracked, given the technology being deployed is still somewhat unreliable. The pressure is building on the left to try and curb future immigration crackdowns coming from the Trump administration. This week, the ACLU called on Biden to act, writing, Biden needs to close detention facilities and halt ICE's current detention expansion plans.
This as a migrant caravan is currently moving through Mexico heading towards the U.S. border. Russian President Vladimir Putin warning the United States and NATO not to get further involved in the Russia-Ukraine war. Fox's Stephanie Bennett has the latest from London. Putin says that Russia will ramp up the production of these so-called unstoppable hypersonic ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, President Zelensky says that it's a clear and severe escalation in this war.
Now, earlier this week, President Putin had said that Ukraine was escalating this war towards a global conflict after the United States and Britain allowed Ukraine to hit Russia with their long-range missiles, something Zelensky had been asking permission for for weeks. In response, Putin had warned the West that Moscow would strike back, and it has, by firing this new kind of hypersonic medium-range ballistic missile at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro.
Putin claims that no one else has access to such weapons and missiles. Israeli airstrikes in central Beirut today killed at least 15 people and injured 63 others. It's unclear whether Hezbollah commander Mohammad Hadar was among those killed or hurt. I'm Debra Valentine. This is Fox News.
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