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Which candidates won key primary races in South Carolina and Maryland?
Candidates advancing. I'm Lisa LaSara, Fox News. Results coming in in races in South Carolina and Maryland.
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson winning the state's GOP gubernatorial runoff, defeating Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evatt. Both candidates earned President Trump's endorsement. Wilson locking it in last week. Wilson will take on Democratic State Representative Jermaine Johnson in November's race to replace Republican Governor Henry McMaster, who is term limited. In Maryland, Democratic incumbent Wes Moore winning the party's nomination for governor, defeating long-shot Democratic challenger Eric Felber, a physician.
Who emerged victorious in New York’s crowded Democratic contests and why does it matter?
Fox's Kristen Goodwin in New York. State Assemblyman Micah Lasher has won the Democratic nomination for a seat being vacated by his former boss, retiring Congressman Jerry Nadler. He faced a crowded field that included John F. Kennedy's grandson, Jack Schlossberg, as well as Trump critic George Conway. Three allies of New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani have won the nominations. Congressman Dan Goldman, a two-term incumbent, was beaten by former city comptroller Brad Lander. And Mamdani-backed State Assemblywoman Claire Valdez defeated the hand-picked successor of retiring Congresswoman Nydia Velasquez. And Daria Liza Chevalier has won the Democratic nomination for U.S. House in New York's 13th congressional district, defeating Adriana Espaillat.
President Trump says that talks with Iran are moving along.
The Iran economy has been crushed and their defense industrial base has been damaged so severely that it'll take them many years to rebuild, many, many years. And now we're trying to work out a deal that's fair.
The president speaking at a Mack truck facility in Pennsylvania. Over the weekend, Vice President J.D.
What did President Trump and U.S. officials say about ongoing talks with Iran?
Vance traveled to Switzerland to begin negotiations with Iran. He said they have built a strong foundation for further discussions. This as the Senate for the first time has approved a war powers resolution that would block further U.S. military action against Iran. The move, though, is largely symbolic. America's listening to Fox News.
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Federal investigators have released more information on what caused the collapse of a Florida condo which killed nearly 100 people.
What new details did investigators reveal about the Surfside condo collapse?
Nearly five years after the collapse of the 12-story Champlain Tower south in Surfside, Florida, investigators from the National Institute of Standards and Technology's National Construction Safety Team explained their findings on the disaster's cause. They pointed to two columns that held up the pool deck that began to fail three weeks before the collapse on June 24, 2021. The product of flawed design and faulty construction The report also makes clear what was not the cause, including vibrations from nearby construction, sinkholes and foundation failure. While no one has been held criminally responsible for the incident, a class action civil lawsuit settlement of more than $1 billion was reached a year after the tragedy.
Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
The Supreme Court has ruled ExxonMobil can sue Cuban state-owned companies and American courts over property seized by Fidel Castro's government.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of U.S.
How did the Supreme Court rule on ExxonMobil’s lawsuit over seized Cuban property?
owners of Cuban property taken more than 65 years ago. The justices reversed a lower court ruling that found Cuban state-owned companies are immune from lawsuits in U.S. courts. ExxonMobil is seeking compensation for assets that were owned by Standard Oil, its predecessor, including more than 100 service stations and an oil refinery. Jenny Kosola, Fox News.
The NCAA has adopted new rules that will give Division I athletes five years to play five seasons beginning at enrollment or the academic year following their 19th birthday, whichever comes first.
What changes did the NCAA approve for Division I athlete eligibility and when do they take effect?
It eliminates waivers for extended eligibility except for pregnancy, religious missions, or active duty military service.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Which candidates won key primary races in South Carolina and Maryland?
0:02–0:39
2
Who emerged victorious in New York’s crowded Democratic contests and why does it matter?
0:39–1:41
3
What did President Trump and U.S. officials say about ongoing talks with Iran?
1:41–2:22
4
What new details did investigators reveal about the Surfside condo collapse?
2:22–3:15
5
How did the Supreme Court rule on ExxonMobil’s lawsuit over seized Cuban property?
3:15–3:50
6
What changes did the NCAA approve for Division I athlete eligibility and when do they take effect?
3:50–4:10