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What happened during the ninth night of U.S. strikes against Iran and how did CENTCOM describe the campaign?
The risk of returning to all-out war. I'm Angelo Bavaro, Fox News. The U.S. has carried out more strikes against Iran now into their ninth straight night. Earlier, CENTCOM announced another death of a service member in addition to the discovery of remains after an attack by Iran.
There was that strike at the base in Jordan, and we reported that two service members had been killed and a third was missing.
How were U.S. service members killed or missing after the Jordan and Iraq attacks?
Well, remains have now been found and steps are being taken for a positive identification. In northern Iraq, there was a team that was disposing of the explosives from the warhead in an Iranian attack drone. Something went wrong in that controlled explosion and another U.S. service member was killed. The identities are being withheld out of respect for the families of the fallen. Iran has menaced that base in Jordan and other bases in the region with drones and missiles.
Why are strikes targeting Iran's Revolutionary Guard and what was Central Command's stated intent?
Most are intercepted, but on Friday, one got through the defenses. Central Command says this eighth night of intensified strikes is intended to punish the Revolutionary Guard forces who launched the attacks that killed the U.S. service members in Jordan.
Fox's Mike Tobin. Spain beating Argentina 1-0 to win the World Cup. Barron Torres' first goal of this year's tournament was the goal of his life, and it put Spain back on top of the soccer world. Spain, for the second time in their history, have won the World Cup. Fox Sports on that call.
How did Spain win the World Cup and who scored the decisive goal?
Vice President J.D. Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance are the proud parents of a new baby. The vice president issued a statement this afternoon saying, quote, We are excited to announce that our baby boy, Alec Neal Vance, was born this morning. The vice president also sending thanks to the staff at Walter Reed Medical Center and the White House Medical Unit. America is listening to Fox News.
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What are the details about Vice President J.D. Vance's newborn and the official statement?
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NORAD says more than 10 aircraft entered restricted airspace over Bedminster and East Rutherford in New Jersey today. Those restrictions were in place as the president made his way from his property in Bedminster to the site of the World Cup.
Which domestic stories are covered next: NORAD airspace incursions, migrant trucker license crackdowns, and potential arrest of Israel's prime minister?
Of those 10, NORAD says it had to dispatch F-16 fighter aircraft to intercept three of them. The Trump administration is ramping up its crackdown on migrant truck drivers by targeting schools that give out licenses.
DHS released photos from the ongoing investigation saying so far roughly 75 entry-level driving training schools are suspected of fraud. The accusations include using improper driving certifications, falsifying records, and failing to properly train drivers. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the department has taken more than 24,000 drivers who cannot speak English off of the roads, forced states to cancel more than 28,000 licenses issued illegally, and gotten more than 9,500 unqualified training schools off the federal registry.
Fox's Natalie Chuck. The crackdown comes after a series of deadly crashes. New York City Mayor Zoran Mondani is considering the arrest of Israel's Prime Minister ahead of his visit to the Big Apple.
New York City Mayor Zoran Mondani says his legal team is reviewing whether the city could arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits for the UN General Assembly in September. Mamdani claims that Netanyahu should be charged by the International Criminal Court with war crimes. Israel rejects the allegations that the U.S. does not recognize the court's jurisdiction. Israeli officials say Netanyahu plans to attend the U.N. gathering despite Mamdani's comments.
Fox's Chanley Painter, U.S. ambassador to the U.N., Mike Waltz, says Mamdani has no legal authority to arrest Netanyahu, adding the mayor's comments are all for show. I'm Angelo Bavaro, and this is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened during the ninth night of U.S. strikes against Iran and how did CENTCOM describe the campaign?
0:02–0:25
2
How were U.S. service members killed or missing after the Jordan and Iraq attacks?
0:25–0:51
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Why are strikes targeting Iran's Revolutionary Guard and what was Central Command's stated intent?
0:51–1:35
4
How did Spain win the World Cup and who scored the decisive goal?
1:35–2:07
5
What are the details about Vice President J.D. Vance's newborn and the official statement?
2:07–2:29
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Which domestic stories are covered next: NORAD airspace incursions, migrant trucker license crackdowns, and potential arrest of Israel's prime minister?
2:29–4:12