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What recent actions has Iran taken against Israel and its allies?
Iran will not come to the table. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News. Despite urging from President Trump, Iranian officials have not let up in their air campaign against Israel and at least 12 other countries. Early Friday, Middle East time, Iran fired missile and drone attacks into Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, all countries that host American troops. No immediate reports of casualties.
Their foreign minister says that they're not negotiating with the United States and warned that a ground offensive by the U.S. would be a, quote, disaster in their view for the United States. Meanwhile, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says the attacks on Iran are about to surge dramatically as the Israeli-American pursuit continues and they have been hammered.
them boxes nate foy in tel aviv the u.s military says it struck an iranian drone carrier setting it on fire centcom commander admiral brad cooper says the u.s is in it to win president trump had a message for those who are launching the attacks i'm once again calling on all members of the iranian revolutionary guard the military and the police to lay down their arms they're only going to be killed
And now is the time to stand up for the Iranian people and help take back your country.
And the president says he wants to be involved in choosing Iran's next leader, saying the U.S. will make sure that whoever leads the country, Iran will not threaten America, Israel or anyone else. House Speaker Mike Johnson on the nomination of Senator Mark Wayne Mullen to be the next Homeland Security Secretary.
He's a tough guy. He's smart. He's pragmatic. He'll get the job done for the president and continue this agenda. And congrats to both of them. Christie will have, I think, a great role to play in that special envoy position and will continue to advance the America First agenda together.
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Utah law enforcement officials have taken a man into custody in connection with the killing of three women.
Officials say the man suspected in the deaths of three women in Wayne County, Utah, has been taken into custody in Colorado. Two of the women had been hiking together. Their bodies were found on a trail. Utah Highway Patrol spokesman Lieutenant Cameron Roden says their husbands grew concerned when they didn't return.
It had not returned home, and so they located them and then notified dispatch.
A third woman's body was found in her home. The women have not been identified, but officials say one was in her 30s, one was in her 60s, and one was in her 80s. Investigators tracked the suspect in one of the victim's vehicles into Colorado, where it was found abandoned. He was found after a brief search. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
What does Secretary of War Pete Hegseth say about the U.S. military's strategy in the Middle East?
House Speaker Mike Johnson and the Republican leadership are calling for Texas Congressman Tony Gonzalez to withdraw from his re-election bid after he admitted having an affair with a staffer who later committed suicide. Another suspect arrested in the case of a snowball fight in New York City.
An 18-year-old reportedly turned himself into New York City police. Eric Wilson Jr. charged with misdemeanor in the February snowball fight. That ended with several police officers hit and injured by chunks of snow packed with rocks and ice. Two hospitalized with face and head injuries. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch posting the behavior was disgraceful and it is criminal. The first suspect charged with felony assault. Mayor Zoran Mamdani first wrote it off as a snowball fight, then a snowball fight that got out of hand. But New York Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul, who is running for re-election, stepped in to say there is no circumstance where it's okay to throw anything at police officers.
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