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What triggered U.S. and Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq?
Targeting groups in Iraq. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. U.S. Central Command says U.S. and Saudi forces hit sites used by Iran-backed militias used to carry out attacks. It's coming not long after the U.S. stopped an Iranian missile attack on American forces in the Middle East.
This all comes just hours after the president met with the leaders of Ukraine and Israel at the White House. The attacks shattering a brief pause in the fighting as mediators try to get both sides back to the negotiation table after weeks of escalation.
Fox's Kevin Cork, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he's skeptical about any deal with Iran.
It's our common resolve to make sure that Iran doesn't get nuclear bombs to threaten every American with.
On Fox's Hannity, this evening, the Senate moved forward on legislation that would sanction Russia for its war on Ukraine. Ukraine's President Zelensky says during his meeting with President Trump this morning, he gave the OK for licenses for Patriot missile systems.
We have to be quicker than Putin because Putin has more people than we. And we have to save our people and use more technologies than people. That's what we do.
And Zelensky tells Fox's Sean Hannity Vladimir Putin does not want to negotiate an end to the war. Zelensky was in Washington to attend the funeral of South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a staunch supporter of the Ukrainian effort. President Trump spoke at Graham's service at the National Cathedral in Washington.
How did the White House meeting with Ukraine and Israel shape international response?
He died doing the work he was born to do. He was truly a great politician, serving the country he loved. to serve so deeply.
The president acknowledged he and Graham were not friends at first, recounting a story of a disagreement that you had on the campaign trail in 2016, where he gave out the senator's phone number, though he said Graham got the last laugh, calling him at all hours for the last 10 years. America is listening to Fox News.
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Crews in Washington continue clearing debris and restoring power after an EF3 tornado struck the city of Menashe yesterday.
First responders in Menashe, Wisconsin, calling it one of the most difficult times in the city's history. But a miracle that no one died in the widespread damage from peak winds of up to 140 miles per hour that tore through numerous homes and businesses Monday.
This is going to be a long challenge for the community. Ask everybody to stick together, and that includes being patient with each other. That includes helping each other.
Winnebago County Exec Gordon hints a city curfew is now in place in Menasha, where roads are blocked with massive amounts of debris. The power's still out, with area shelters opening for people who no longer have a place to call home. Jeff Manosso, Fox News.
Major Hurricane Genevieve is roaring in the Pacific, though forecasters say it's far from land. The storm has now downgraded to a Category 4 after reaching Category 5 Monday. Another financial company is eliminating jobs in the era of AI.
Visa is cutting 2,600 jobs. The Wall Street Journal says the company is looking to streamline operations and boost efficiency with artificial intelligence. The credit card and payments giant says the cuts will be mostly in technology and product teams and will impact about 7% of the workforce. A memo viewed by the Wall Street Journal from Chief Executive Ryan McInerney says technology trends are changing how money moves around the world, and to capture the opportunities, Visa must continue evolving how it works. Intuit, Cisco, and Facebook's parent Meta have all announced cuts in recent months, citing artificial intelligence. Ginny Kosilda, Fox News.
Americans' confidence in the economy fell this month as gas prices went up and the U.S. and Iran stepped up fighting.
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