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What are the latest developments in the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire and who brokered it?

Dave Anthony 0:02

Well, this is something the U.S. and Iran will like. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. A new ceasefire for Israel in Lebanon that just went into effect an hour ago and Hezbollah is agreeing to abide by it.

Max Gordon 0:14

This ceasefire was brokered, according to a U.S. official, by the Qatari government as well as with help from Iran. Of course, though, Iran has been supporting Hezbollah, so they have a hand in all of this.

How did recent fighting along the Israel-Lebanon border impact military casualties and strikes?

Max Gordon 0:28

But, you know, this comes after some really intense fighting last night. According to the IDF, four of their soldiers were killed in this fighting. They say that they killed dozens of Hezbollah fighters, and they struck about 80 Hezbollah positions in this latest round of fighting.

Dave Anthony 0:43

Fox Business. This is Max Gordon in Dubai. That flare-up in Lebanon reportedly had Iran refusing to go to a round of negotiations supposed to start today in Switzerland with Vice President Vance. Those talks were postponed. He's still in Washington, two days after the U.S. and Iran agreement was signed.

Unknown 0:58

And also triggered a 60-day window to negotiate the final terms of the deal. Key agreements include an immediate end to the war, a U.S. ending its naval blockade of Iranian ports, and Iran agreeing not to develop a nuclear weapon.

Dave Anthony 1:12

Fox's Doug Luzier. Some in Congress and both parties have been critical of sanctions relief and other financial benefits for Iran in the deal. Democrats claim Iran's better off now than before the war. President Trump posted on Truth Social this morning how stupid can some people be. The Obama Presidential Center opens today in Chicago, the day after a celebrity-filled ceremony where the former president touted his library, showing how precious democracy is.

Barack Obama 1:34

And remind us what we can achieve when we embrace our shared responsibilities as citizens.

Dave Anthony 1:40

And former President Obama also seemed to reference President Trump calling for cooperation among nations.

Barack Obama 1:44

Instead of trying to dominate and bully and squeeze every advantage just because we can.

Dave Anthony 1:51

Three other ex-presidents were there. President Trump not invited. He has called the new Obama library trash. America's listening to Fox News.

Unknown 1:59

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Dave Anthony 2:16

We can't check stocks right now like we usually do because there's no trading on Wall Street on this Juneteenth federal holiday commemorating this date in 1865 when the last slaves were freed in Texas after the Civil War was over. The stock market finished the week with gains yesterday. The Nasdaq surged up nearly 500 points, but SpaceX went down about 4%.

Jenny Koselda 2:38

SpaceX shares pulled back this week after the meteoric rise on its stock launch a week ago, though the major credit rating agencies are mostly supportive of the business. S&P Global ratings Moody's and Fitch have all assigned SpaceX a stable outlook and a triple B credit rating. They cite its competitive edge in its space and connectivity business. Its Starlink provides global high-speed Internet.

Why were Iran and Qatar involved in delaying negotiations and what happened to the Switzerland talks?

Jenny Koselda 3:04

The rating sees benefits from Starlink and SpaceX's relevance to the U.S. government as the primary launch provider for NASA and the Defense Department. Ginny Koselda, Fox News.

Dave Anthony 3:16

You know what else is part of SpaceX? XAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence business. And there is a new poll out showing more people concerned about AI overall.

Unknown 3:26

In recent years, more Americans feared a big government over big tech. That's now shifted with the push for more data centers and as AI gets smarter. The latest Fox News poll shows 52% of voters now view big tech, not big government, as the greater threat to the nation's future. Most groups see it that way, except for very conservative voters and moms, who the Fox News poll shows still fear big government more. Republicans and independents are equally split, with more voters also describing AI as innovative, a bad idea, or dangerous. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.