Chapter 1: What recent events are escalating tensions between Israel and Iran?
A coordinated attack. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. A senior IDF official tells Fox, Hezbollah and Iran are working together to target Israel, launching 100 rockets into the country just today.
Israel responded to the offensive with widespread airstrikes in Tehran tonight. Israel also targeted the Dahia neighborhood in Beirut, and Hezbollah positions closer to the Lebanon border as well. The U.S. is conducting airstrikes in Tehran nearly every single hour.
They've sunk 60 Iranian ships, including at least 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels, while Iran continues targeting energy infrastructure. Today, an Iranian drone hit oil storage tanks in Oman.
Fox's Nate Foy in Tel Aviv.
Chapter 2: How is the U.S. responding to the conflict in the Middle East?
This afternoon, President Trump announced 400 million barrels of oil will be released by the International Energy Agency to help ease oil prices. 172 million of that will come from the U.S. On his way back to the White House from a trip to Ohio and Kentucky, the president said it will be released soon. And then we'll fill it up. We'll fill up our reserves.
Chapter 3: What allegations are being made by a Social Security whistleblower?
On the possibility of Iranian sleeper cells in the U.S., the president said U.S. intelligence knows where they are. It's coming after a report that Iran was plotting a drone attack in California. The House Oversight Committee has deposed Richard Kahn, a former accountant for Jeffrey Epstein.
Virginia Democratic Congressman Suhas Subramanian said Kahn made payments to people on behalf of Epstein. Another person who is an accuser of Donald Trump was given in settlement by Jeffrey Epstein's estate. We did confirm that. But House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer noted. Mr. Khan testified under oath that because the Democrats asked this question that he had never.
seen any type of transaction to Trump or anyone in his family.
Chapter 4: How is a major medical company affected by a cyber attack?
Comer said Kahn was under the impression Epstein made his money as a financial advisor and planner.
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, one of Kahn's clients, Leon Black, also expected to be deposed. America's listening to Fox News.
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A Social Security whistleblower has leveled stunning allegations that a Doge worker, they say, improperly accessed and shared millions of U.S. citizens' private information.
The Social Security's inspector general is investigating the anonymous whistleblower complaint that says a former employee of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency claimed he had access to two Social Security databases filled with information on more than 500 million living and dead Americans.
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Chapter 5: What pricing strategies is Target implementing for spring sales?
According to a Washington Post report, the whistleblower says the Doge worker had planned to take that data and share it with a new employer. The databases contain social security numbers, places and dates of birth, race and ethnicity, and parents' names. The Social Security Administration, which pays more than $1.5 trillion in benefits to more than 70 million Americans, denied the allegations.
Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
Medical equipment company Stryker says a cyber attack has disrupted its global networks. The company says it believes the incident is contained. Stryker makes a variety of medical products from artificial joints to hospital beds. The Wall Street Journal reports the logo of a hacking group linked to Iran appeared on company login pages.
A big box retailer will be slashing prices on tons of items to get in gear for spring.
Target will be lowering prices on over 3,000 products across categories, including apparel and household essentials, along with a batch of other items.
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Chapter 6: How are major retailers competing in the current economic climate?
The latest cuts are aimed at boosting demand amid stiff competition from other retailers heading into the spring season. The big box retailer is undergoing a turnaround under new CEO Michael Fidelke, who was trying to navigate ongoing economic uncertainty. Target in particular has lagged behind other retailers, including Walmart.
Both Walmart and grocer Kroger have cut prices on essentials, including groceries, to attract value-conscious shoppers. Target had lower prices on thousands of items last year, ahead of the all-important holiday season.
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