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How is the U.S. military striking Iran-linked targets and what areas were hit?
Doing what President Trump warned Iran he would. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. The American military has hit bridges in the sixth straight night of bombing and roads directly affecting Iran's Revolutionary Guard. As U.S. Central Command says they went after military targets, also including air defense sites.
Iran threatened to dispatch Houthi rebels to disrupt shipping traveling through the Red Sea if the U.S. bombed their power grid. Iran has now acknowledged for the first time disruption of the power grid, and they've asked residents to scale back. And today we have a report through the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations that a ship off the coast of Yemen to the southern end of the Red Sea in the Gulf of Aden has now been illegally boarded. We don't have a lot of information beyond that, but we're keeping an eye on it.
Fox's Mike Tobin. In Tel Aviv, Iran has also launched missiles and drones into Gulf countries of the American bases. Oil prices rising even more as the conflict worsens up more than 3% to the highest levels in a month with WTI back over 81 bucks a barrel. Gas has surged back up 9 cents the past two days. AAA's national average for regular, $3.98 a gallon. That's a dollar more than before the conflict. Change is coming in Britain. This is a last chance to change and we must take it together. That's Andy Burnham, a recently elected member of Parliament, made leader of the Labour Party today.
What incidents in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden are raising maritime security concerns?
So on Monday, Burnham will take over as the next British Prime Minister, replacing Keir Starmer, who resigned. Two people are being mourned in Texas, killed in flooding. Their vehicles swept away. Hundreds more needed rescue after heavy rain poured down more than two feet of it.
It was round after round just battling this region and people trying to get out of harm's way from all the water and the rivers exploding. Many roadways in the area still endangered, not passable.
Fox Weathers, Robert Ray in San Antonio. There are unhealthy air quality alerts. North Dakota to North Carolina. Smoke from Canadian and Minnesota wildfires leaves a haze in the air you can smell. America's listening to Fox.
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Well, there's a sell-off on Wall Street led by tech stocks falling. The Nasdaq is dropping 384 points. The Dow is only down 67. The S&P 500 losing 53 points. There's another case of possible insider trading involving prediction markets. This one from inside the White House.
President Trump's longtime teleprompter operator, Gabriel Perez, is suspected of winning more than $100,000 by placing bets on the contents of presidential speeches on the prediction market, CalSheet. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitz says the aide is on unpaid administrative leave as the investigation moves forward.
I'm aware of the report. The president is, too. I spoke with him about it. He believes it's deeply unfortunate and, frankly, a disgrace.
How she alerted unusual bets to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, that agency was able to identify the individual. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Soccer's big World Cup finale is Sunday in New Jersey, and it's not just Argentina and Spain getting ready. Law enforcement is prepping, too.
How are rising tensions affecting oil prices and U.S. gas costs?
The championship match between Argentina, Ben Spain, and East Rutherford, New Jersey, will be surrounded by a massive multi-agency task force. including the FBI, DHS, and New Jersey State Police, along with hundreds of other agencies utilizing AI cameras, robot dogs, counter-drone technology, along with federal airspace restrictions. The final classified as a level one special event assessment rating, the highest level of federal security, triggering the massive multi-agency coordination. Jeff Manasso, Fox News. Sunday's match will be 3 p.m.
Eastern on Fox. It's been quite a day at Golf's Open Championship in England.
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