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What are the latest Iran conflict developments, including arrests near RAF Fairford?
He calls this a very serious situation. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's first public comments after five men were arrested in England near a U.S.-controlled air base. One that clearly involves the hands of a foreign actor. This Saturday, Air Base RAF Fairford has been in use for U.S. missions against Iran. The man, all British and in their 20s, were arrested on suspicion of terror and explosives offenses. They're out on bail. The U.K. police say the investigation continues. President Trump said this afternoon he was surprised the men were released on bail. And the president is rejecting Iran's latest ceasefire talks.
President Trump is not signing off on an Iranian offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as part of a week-long ceasefire. The president says the plan is an act of desperation, arguing Iran is losing badly and on the verge of economic collapse. Iran's foreign ministers' only diplomacy will end the conflict, characterizing the U.S. position as a deadlock. Negotiators from both countries are continuing talks through mediators, though an agreement to end the fighting, reopen the strait, and lift a U.S. naval blockade has not been reached. President Trump says he is still considering whether or not to renew airstrikes.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House.
How is the Nor’easter causing coastal flooding along the Atlantic coast?
The cleanup underway along the Atlantic coast after Nor'easter that hung around for two and a half days.
It wasn't the inland freshwater flooding, the rain flooding that was a concern. It was the coastal flooding, the seawater coming in. Now, for the last five days, we've had an onshore wind. It's been pushing the water in, even during low tide. The low tide not able to escape that much because the wind is essentially pinning it in like a wall. Now the flow, it's moving directly out into the Atlantic, which is great news. That means we don't have any more coastal flooding concerns, but the damage has already been done.
Fox Weather's Bob Van Dillon in Manasquan, New Jersey. In the Pacific, Hurricane Polo is beginning to flood some streets in Baja, California. Sir, America's listening to Fox News.
What is known about the Mississippi woman’s death and the charges against three men?
On set for a third man charged in connection with the death of a black Mississippi woman whose body was later hanged in a tree.
It's a $5 million bond for 45-year-old Eric Clark, charged in connection with the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune. Police say she was killed in a drug dispute before her body was placed in a tree behind an abandoned house in Jackson, Mississippi. Clark turned himself in last week. Tasia Fortune was black and her body's discovery stoked fear and memories of actual lynchings in Mississippi. Eric Clark and two other men charged in Fortune's death are black. The victim's body was found in a tree on August 3rd. Paul Stevens, Fox News.
The Trump administration asking the Supreme Court to get involved after a lower court order blocked a ban on gender affirming medical care and social accommodations for transgender inmates.
Why is the Trump administration asking the Supreme Court to limit care for transgender inmates?
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Federal Bureau of Prisons tried to implement a new policy this year ending transition treatment for transgender prisoners, including hormone therapy. modification surgeries, and social accommodations, but a lower court blocked it temporarily, and an appeals court sided with the lower court. Now the Trump administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene. In the filing, Trump administration attorneys say the policy change toward transgender prisoners is justified, that prior accommodations did not reflect the latest scientific information, and that providing transition care raised security and administrative concerns that outweighed any benefit. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Why was a Dutch cybersecurity professional arrested in the ShinyHunters investigation?
A Dutch man whose journey from cyber criminal to reform security professional was widely covered in the media has been arrested as part of an investigation into the hacker group Shiny Hunters. Dutch police say the 24-year-old, whom they did not identify, will appear in court tomorrow. Shiny Hunters is known for large-scale data breaches and extortion, most notably for the hack earlier this month of the FBI.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the latest Iran conflict developments, including arrests near RAF Fairford?
0:03–1:15
2
How is the Nor’easter causing coastal flooding along the Atlantic coast?
1:15–2:01
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What is known about the Mississippi woman’s death and the charges against three men?
2:01–2:51
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Why is the Trump administration asking the Supreme Court to limit care for transgender inmates?
2:51–3:26
5
Why was a Dutch cybersecurity professional arrested in the ShinyHunters investigation?
3:26–3:52