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Direct talks planned. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Officials from Israel and Lebanon set to sit down in the U.S. next week in an effort to widen the ceasefire that's in place between the U.S. and Iran.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the goal of these talks are to disarm Hezbollah and create a historic peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon. The obstacle to this peace agreement is Iranian proxy Hezbollah. That is why Israel has been delivering additional... reinvigorated airstrikes into the south of Lebanon, trying to stop the rocket fire. Iran says that's a violation of the ceasefire. The IDF says, until the talks, Lebanon is now their primary arena for this war. Iran has insisted that Lebanon was part of the agreement, but the night that ceasefire came out, the prime minister's office made an immediate statement that Lebanon was not part of that deal.
Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, Kuwait says Iran and its proxies have launched drone attacks targeting it despite that ceasefire. And Saudi Arabia says recent attacks damaged a key oil pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz. A rare public statement from the First Lady where she says she has no connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
A forceful denial from First Lady Melania Trump knocking down online rumors about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
To be clear, I never had a relationship with Epstein or his accomplice, Maxwell.
Mrs. Trump describes an email to Ghislaine Maxwell as nothing more than casual correspondence.
Fox's Jared Halpern of the White House and the First Lady said she met the president at a party in 1999. Astronauts aboard the Artemis II preparing for splashdown tomorrow evening.
At nearly 24,000 miles per hour, the capsule must strike Earth's atmosphere at just the right angle to slow to a parachute-assisted splashdown at less than 20 miles per hour.
Fox's Jonathan Serri at Johnson Space Center in Houston. America's listening to Fox News. The state of Florida is opening an investigation into a leading artificial intelligence company after complaints it played a role in a school shooting.
Florida State Attorney General James Uthmeyer will be investigating OpenAI and its signature product, ChatGPT, as engaging in potentially harmful or illegal acts, including directing children or others at risk towards self-harm or other troubling things.
We've also learned that chat GPT may likely have been used to assist the murderer in the recent Maskell shooting at Florida State University.
Uthmeyer in a recorded message posted to social media. OpenAI is also being sued by a family of one of those victims from FSU. Uthmeyer also expresses concerns about OpenAI's data security being susceptible to foreign attack. In Miami, Eben Brown, Fox News.
Greece is the latest country to announce a ban on children under 15 accessing social media.
Several other European countries, including the UK, Spain, France and Austria, are also drafting their own proposals. But a national ban in the US at this point looks doubtful. Congress is debating the Children and Teens Online Privacy Protection Act. that would expand protections to users aged 13 to 16. Josh Grolin, the executive director of a non-profit organization called Fair Play for Kids, supports the legislation.
I think the biggest thing that it would change is that kids would no longer be targeted with data-driven advertising. And so these kids would be worth a lot less to these platforms. Ashley Webster, Fox Business.
Singer Pink is set to host the Tony Awards. The three-time Grammy Award winner will make her debut as emcee for the awards June 7th at Radio City Music Hall. Pink has not yet been on Broadway, but has had 15 top 10 hits on the Billboard Top 100. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.
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