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What escalated Iran's latest attacks on U.S. bases in the region?
Iran is going on the attack again today. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, targeting neighboring countries with American bases, Bahrain and Kuwait, where the army there is reporting they've intercepted missiles. This after a ninth straight night of U.S. bombing Iran.
They've got very little left. They've got some missiles. They've got some drones. They've got some manufacturing ability, nothing.
President Trump also told reporters last night the American troops killed Friday and Saturday in Iran's attacks were patriots in the fight to prevent Iran from having a nuclear weapon. The War Department has ID'd two of those killed.
First Lieutenant James Tyler Fian and Private Isabella Gonzalez were killed in an Iranian attack in Jordan last week. They died defending against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks. first lieutenant fian was 25 and from eva beach hawaii private gonzalez just 19 came from carrollton texas a third u.s soldier is missing but remains have been found the latest fatality took place in northern iraq when an american service member was killed during the controlled detonation of an iranian drone fox's jonathan savage the russia ukraine war keeps ragingly six people are dead in a russian drone missile attack that at kiev
while Ukraine keeps launching its own drone attacks inside Russia, where at least five deaths are reported. There's a new prime minister in London. We will make this moment a circuit breaker for Britain. Andy Burnham, vowing to bring stability, is the seventh British prime minister in 10 years, replacing Keir Starmer, who made his resignation an official this morning.
Burnham says he wants to make life easier for Brits, saying living in the UK needs to be more affordable. As to how he will pull that off, with the former Manchester mayor signaling a farther push to the left, he is suggesting greater state ownership of public utilities, expanded social housing, and more government involvement in essential services.
That's Fox's Jeff Paul in London. America's listening to Fox News.
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Well, there are mixed stocks so far this morning on Wall Street. After last week's selling, the Dow is down another 35 points. The Nasdaq, though, gaining 151. The S&P 500 is up 27 points. Another stock is coming to the New York exchange, though a date hasn't been set yet.
Jersey Mike's is preparing to go public on the New York Stock Exchange. It's the second largest sandwich chain in the U.S. after Subway, and the Wall Street Journal says the stock launch is expected to value Jersey Mike's at $7.9 billion. The company is based in New Jersey in Tintin Falls. Investment firm Blackstone acquired a majority stake in Jersey Mike's last year. It is expected to retain about two-thirds of the company's voting power after it goes public. Jenny Koselda, Fox News.
Oil prices, they're down slightly this morning, but their rise back up recently. has made gas more expensive. AAA's national average for regular is back to $4 per gallon. That is 13 cents higher than last Monday, about a buck more than we were paying before the Iran conflict. There is a new king of the movie box office.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey conquered theaters with a massive $124.5 million debut in North America, plus another nearly $140 million overseas. No one could stand between my men. It's Nolan's biggest opening since The Dark Knight Rises in 2012, and even more impressive because the film runs three hours and carries an R rating. Disney's Moana sailed into a distant second place with $19 million during its third weekend, following close behind in fourth and fifth places Minions and Monsters and Toy Story 5, each with $14.8 million. Carmen Roberts, Fox News.
Evil Dead Burn was also in the top five.
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