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What did CENTCOM say about the latest U.S. strikes against Iran and regional attacks?
Tonight's mission concluded. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. U.S. Central Command says the latest round of strikes against Iran are over.
CENTCOM says the U.S. hit Iranian military command centers and launching sites for Iranian missiles and drones. Iran at the same time continues to attack U.S. partners in the region, launching strikes against Kuwait and Bahrain while continuing to project defiance.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv is coming after three American service members were killed in an Iranian attack in Jordan over the weekend.
What details emerged about the Manhattan federal building incident and the suspect's background?
The State Department warning Americans worldwide to exercise increased caution due to the heightened tensions in the Middle East. A man carrying an anti-ice sign set off fireworks lit a fire and fired an airsoft gun at a federal building in Manhattan this morning. FBI Special Agent in Charge James Barnicle says 43-year-old Andrew Arabaca injured three people before he was tackled by a security guard.
Parabach is a former United States Army soldier. He was enlisted for approximately four years, serving from 2001 to 2005. He was a repairman or a mechanic on Patriot Missile Systems.
Barnacle says during his interview with law enforcement, Arabaca made anti-government statements and said he didn't care if he killed people. Senator Darlene Graham says she will run in the special Republican primary next month to fill the seat vacated by her late brother, Lindsey Graham.
Why is Senator Darlene Graham running in the special Republican primary and what did she say?
I will do it. I will take on the challenge. You know, Lindsey was always there for me, and I feel like now I need to step up and be there for him.
On Fox's Hannity, Darlene Graham was appointed to fill the remainder of her brother's term by Governor McMaster last week. Russian President Vladimir Putin met with North Korea's foreign minister, thanking the North for supporting his war against Ukraine. The foreign minister visited Russia, fueling speculation of a possible visit to Russia by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. America's listening to Fox News.
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What reversal did the FDA announce in the cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce?
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The FDA walks back a claim after naming a supplier in the cyclospora outbreak.
A reversal from the Food and Drug Administration just days after the agency claimed Taylor Farms supplied Taco Bell with the lettuce which sickened hundreds of Americans.
Which major legal and enforcement actions affected media mergers and World Cup piracy?
The FDA double-checking the lettuce sample and finding it actually did not have traces of cyclospora, the parasite that causes the gastrointestinal condition. The agency saying on its website Sunday the finding should be considered a false positive. Taylor Farms, which had voluntarily pulled all its iceberg lettuce imported from central Mexico, saying the FDA had apologized to them about the false positive and said they made a mistake. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
Paramount and Warner Brothers' discovery to halt their $81 billion merger for at least two weeks, allowing states that are challenging the deal to more time to see their case through in court. Twelve states, led by California, sued to block Paramount's pending buyout of Warner last week, claiming such a combination would extinguish competition in Hollywood and lead to fewer choices for consumers. There was an international effort to stop the illegal live streaming of World Cup soccer matches.
The Justice Department says more than 1,000 websites illegally streaming live World Cup matches were seized through a warrant filed in U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Virginia, part of Operation Offsides, a partnership with agencies and jurisdictions across 54 countries. It's reported that 1,970 illegal streamers were blocked during the tournament, identified with the help of soccer's governing body, FIFA. media companies, and the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment Anti-Piracy Coalition. The most, 1,140, were based in Colombia, with others in Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What did CENTCOM say about the latest U.S. strikes against Iran and regional attacks?
0:02–0:34
2
What details emerged about the Manhattan federal building incident and the suspect's background?
0:34–1:25
3
Why is Senator Darlene Graham running in the special Republican primary and what did she say?
1:25–2:07
4
What reversal did the FDA announce in the cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce?
2:07–2:31
5
Which major legal and enforcement actions affected media mergers and World Cup piracy?
2:31–4:07