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What military strikes did CENTCOM report against Iran and what targets were hit?

Lisa Lucera 0:03
Round two complete. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. U.S. Central Command says the latest round of strikes against targets in Iran is over. It was the second such mission today. CENTCOM says command centers, air defense sites, and missile and drone capabilities were targeted as the U.S. also puts economic pressure on Iran.

How is the U.S. naval blockade affecting commercial shipping and Iran's economy?

Lucas Tomlinson 0:21
U.S. naval blockade has now been in effect for more than 24 hours, forcing at least two commercial vessels to reverse course and another that oil tanker to have its engine room blown away with a Hellfire missile. U.S. officials estimate the return of this economic strangulation will cost Iran more than $400 million per day. And since the U.S. has resumed hostilities against Iran, Israel has not rejoined the bombing campaign. Prime Minister Netanyahu says that will change if Iran launches any attacks here.
Lisa Lucera 0:47
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson in Tel Aviv. The news strikes against Iran coming after Tehran targeted civilian ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Less than a day after it was put into effect, President Trump reversed a suspension of most vehicle stops by immigration agents. White House Border Guard Tom Holman says DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen didn't mean for the policy to be indefinite.
Tom Homan 1:09
short-term policy just to make sure that the agents out there on these operations have the vehicle stop training and do they have the tools necessary to keep safe.
Lisa Lucera 1:20
The policy had been put in place after two fatal shootings by ICE agents in a week, one in Texas, the other in Maine.

Why did President Trump reverse the suspension of vehicle stops by immigration agents?

Lisa Lucera 1:26
Smoke from Canadian wildfires affecting parts of the Midwest and North
Tanya J. Powers 1:30
An air quality alert is in effect through Friday for people in parts of Minnesota with very heavy smoke expected across the northeastern corner of the state. The large wildfires burning in Canada are exposing millions of people to dangerous air pollution, with officials in Michigan and Wisconsin warning that the air quality issues could last for days.
Lisa Lucera 1:48
Fox's Tanya J. Powers, the National Weather Service, says the smoke will spread into the East Coast and Midwest. America's listening to Fox News.
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Lisa Lucera 2:15
Florida pauses an effort under its state law to label and use a Muslim advocacy group as a terrorist organization.
Grinnell Scott 2:22
The new Florida law would allow the state to label the Council on American Islamic Relations, or CARE, a terror group. Earlier in July, Governor Ron DeSantis said what it would mean if a local government supporting CARE got state money.

Which regions are seeing air quality alerts from Canadian wildfire smoke and how long will it last?

Grinnell Scott 2:36
They will lose that state funding. If you have a school that's in league with CARE, they will become ineligible for those scholarship funds. Hiba Rahim, who leads CARE in Florida, argued her group and other organizations have the right to challenge the government.
Tanya J. Powers 2:51
This is an effort to silence dissent.
Grinnell Scott 2:53
Florida officials say the pause is for the state to decide how to implement the new laws so their effort has not ended. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
Lisa Lucera 3:02
The federal government has reworked and reinstalled panels about slavery at George Washington's Philadelphia home. The original panels told the story of how nine slaves lived in the home, along with George and Martha Washington in the 1790s. The replacement panels don't include some of the detail in the earlier ones, such as a map of slave trade routes. The city of Philadelphia sued, arguing the federal government must consult with the city before making changes to the president's house site.

Why did Florida pause labeling the Council on American-Islamic Relations as a terrorist organization?

Lisa Lucera 3:28
The producer price index prices at the wholesale level declined last month.
Jenny Koselda 3:33
Excluding food and energy, core PPI for last month rose two-tenths of a percent. Wholesale inflation moderated for the year ending in June up five and a half percent and up 4.7 percent, excluding food and energy. The numbers reflect moderating energy prices in June, though the Iran conflict has pushed crude oil prices higher this month.

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