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What are the key issues in upcoming U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland?
Obstacles for a final agreement. I'm Roger Stern, Fox News. Talks between the U.S. and Iran set for tomorrow in Switzerland. Topics to include the future of Iran's nuclear program. But there could be stumbling blocks. Whether the Strait of Hormuz is closed again and the fighting in Lebanon. Here's Fox's Bill Malusian at the White House.
Yesterday, President Trump said the MOU he signed with Iran is already helping global oil supplies.
Those ships are flowing out of the Hormuz Strait like nobody's ever seen before, actually.
How could the Strait of Hormuz closures affect global oil shipping?
Today, the Iranian military announced that they were closing the Strait of Hormuz over what they said were repeated violations of the ceasefire. But CENTCOM quickly pushed back against that, saying that... The traffic has been smooth today, and so far 55 ships have transited the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump also posting on Truth Social that there will be no tolls in the Strait for the 60 days of the ceasefire and the 60 days after the ceasefire. He says any tolls would be imposed by the U.S. if he decides to do that.
Two of the president's envoys are in Switzerland for the talks with the vice president on his way. Florida Republican Senator Rick Scott keeps pushing his colleagues to pass the Save America Act. That's a law which could require voters to produce a birth certificate when they register Scott on Fox's Saturday America to offer strategy.
If we can't pass the whole thing, let's start taking sections. Let's do a vote just on voter ID. Let's do a vote on just, you have to be American to register to vote.
What did President Trump and CENTCOM say about Hormuz transit and tolls?
Maybe just to share voter rolls. We got to get this done. And so we all need to figure out how to come together. If we have to stay in D.C. to get it done, let's stay in D.C. to get this done.
The Save America Act got 50 votes in the Senate this month. It failed to break a filibuster. America is listening to Fox News.
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1,700 people evacuated and one dead after a fire broke out at a Dominican Republic resort. Here's Fox's Jeff Paul.
Authorities are now investigating as they try to figure out how this deadly fire started. The fire was sparked on Friday at the Viva Dominicus Beach Wyndham Resort in the popular tourist town of Baye Bay. Thick black smoke blanketed the area as flames soared just feet away from the crystal clear waters along the Caribbean coast. Crews even using drones equipped with water hoses to try to put out the massive fire. While the exact cause of the fire is under investigation, emergency operations officials in the Dominican Republic say the fire spread rapidly in part due to strong winds. They also say the fire moved so quickly because many of the roofs at that resort were made with a dry palm leaf material called cana.
Many of the guests who were evacuated have been placed in other nearby hotels or housing facilities.
Local media reporting that the one person who died was an Italian tourist. Americans celebrating as Team USA beat Australia to advance the knockout round in the World Cup. Fox's Jonathan Hunt in Seattle.
What was perhaps most pleasing about the win over Australia was the way the US brought the pressure from the very first minute. And then in the 11th minute, Flo Balogun surged down the left-hand side, crossed low and hard, and under intense pressure, one of the Australian defenders put the ball into his own goal the second goal was scored by the youngest member of the entire u.s squad alex freeman he talked about the moment of scoring and the moment he saw his teammates coming at him to celebrate i was like oh lord and i had to run and then i ended up running and celebrating with them millions of fans watching across the country and today germany beat the ivory coast
I'm Roger Stern, and this is Fox News.
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