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What military strikes did the U.S. and Saudi forces carry out in Iraq and why?
Striking targets in Iraq. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. The U.S. military says U.S. and Saudi forces struck sites used by Iran-backed militias in Iraq used to carry out attacks on American and Saudi interests in the Middle East. This coming after the U.S. intercepted a new round of strikes on U.S. forces in the Middle East, breaking the pause in fighting.
Officials say several ballistic missiles were intercepted.
What new attacks on U.S. forces broke the pause in Middle East fighting and who claimed responsibility?
U.S. and Saudi Arabian forces responding with precision strikes on Iran-backed groups in Iraq accused of targeting U.S. troops in Saudi energy sites.
Fox's Kevin Corkmead, while the Houthis claim to have fired missiles at a Saudi oil tanker, forcing it to turn back. The Senate has moved forward with legislation that would put major sanctions on Iran and Russia for its war with Ukraine. Ukraine's President Zelensky tells Fox's Sean Hannity he's willing to try diplomacy with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Minimum to negotiate ceasefire for some period of time and give possibility for diplomats to negotiate, but Putin doesn't want.
And he says he had a good meeting with President Trump where they discussed Patriot missiles for Ukraine.
He accepted that he will give us licenses.
What actions did the U.S. Senate and world leaders take regarding sanctions and diplomacy with Russia and Iran?
Zelensky came to Washington to attend the funeral of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. The service for Senator Graham held this afternoon at the National Cathedral in Washington where President Trump remembered Graham's long tenure in the Senate.
No bill became law in the most exceptional republic in human history without Lindsey Graham having a say in it.
in it. The president called Senator Graham a force of nature and said he would miss him greatly. Japan's prime minister says 13 people have been found dead, many others injured or still missing after a powerful earthquake struck part of the southwest of the country. Japan's fire and disaster management agency says more than 200,000 people have been advised to evacuate. America's listening to Fox News.
Drink responsibly.
What domestic and international tragedies and legal cases are reported, from Texas child death to the Apalachee High School sentencing?
A Texas man is charged with capital murder in connection with the death of his young daughter.
Lorenzo Rodriguez is accused of keeping his two-year-old daughter inside a locked car while he slept in his home after a night of drinking. Police suspect the child died from being in a hot car, given the temperature that day in Midland, Texas was around 99 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. It's believed the temperature in that car may have risen to more than 130 degrees. In Texas, capital murder can be charged for a limited number of offenses, including if someone's actions result in the death of a child under 15 years of age. Police are continuing to investigate the case. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
A Georgia teen convicted of killing two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School has been sentenced to life without parole. Colt Gray had pled guilty Friday to 55 counts, including murder in the September 2024 attack at the school about 45 miles northeast of Atlanta.
What international developments followed, including the Hong Kong activist's UK stay and Uganda's Ebola declaration?
A former Hong Kong opposition leader has been allowed to stay in the UK after initially being detained.
Wu Chi-wai travelled to London to reunite with his wife and son following five years in prison in Hong Kong. But after initially being refused entry, he was allowed to stay in the UK for only one week. The activist pleaded for more time with his family and has now been granted a six-month visa. Wu was jailed over his role in Hong Kong's quashed pro-democracy movement. British authorities feared he'd seek residency, considering him not a genuine visitor. Supporters say it would have been wrong to send Wu straight back to the city that jailed him. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
Authorities in Uganda have declared the nation free of Ebola following the discharge of the country's last patient in mid-June, even as the virus continues to ravage neighboring Congo. I'm Lisa Lacerra. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What military strikes did the U.S. and Saudi forces carry out in Iraq and why?
0:02–0:27
2
What new attacks on U.S. forces broke the pause in Middle East fighting and who claimed responsibility?
0:27–1:15
3
What actions did the U.S. Senate and world leaders take regarding sanctions and diplomacy with Russia and Iran?
1:15–2:15
4
What domestic and international tragedies and legal cases are reported, from Texas child death to the Apalachee High School sentencing?
2:15–3:15
5
What international developments followed, including the Hong Kong activist's UK stay and Uganda's Ebola declaration?
3:15–4:10