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Why did President Trump pause military action and what did he say about Iran?
Giving diplomacy a chance. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. After days of threatening military actions, what President Trump is saying this weekend after U.S. allies in the Gulf persuaded him to hit the pause button.
We had an attack that would be the biggest attack since World War II, and it would have been disastrous.
The president speaking to reporters on Air Force One Sunday night.
We'll just see how it is. We're ready to go anytime we want. Would I rather make a deal?
The president saying the goal is to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and revive nuclear talks with Iran. He says the U.S.
What happened in the Twin Falls fast food shooting and who was identified as the shooter?
would resume talks on Monday. Meantime, on Sunday, police in Twin Falls, Idaho, identifying the gunman they say shot and killed two people and injured seven at a fast food restaurant.
The restaurant chain owner confirmed one of the victims was an employee. Police Chief Matthew Hicks did release the name of the shooter and how he died.
We can confirm that the suspect, 24-year-old Chad Williams,
Chief Hicks also credited an off-duty Idaho trooper and an armed citizen for engaging the shooter and driving him away from the restaurant before he took his own life. Several victims were injured, some critically. Chief Hicks said it's believed Williams was the only shooter. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
No word on what prompted the shooting. GOP Congressman Max Miller says he won't end his reelection bid despite his ex-wife's abuse allegations, which he denies.
Child Protective Services closed its investigation as unsubstantiated to me, meaning there was no evidence and no substantiation in its findings against me, but they were found against two daycare workers.
And sound from an archived live stream posted to his ex-account, Congressman Miller facing severe domestic abuse, physical assault, and verbal harassment allegations.
Why is Congressman Max Miller facing abuse allegations and what is his response?
America's listening to Fox News. Thousands of families have evacuated as fast-moving wildfires tear through eastern Washington State and the National Guard joining the fight.
It's a tragedy what we're seeing over there. I think when the sun sets and the sun rises in the morning, I think we're going to be in shock to see some of the scenes that emerge out of there.
That's the Washington National Guard General Gent Walsh on Fox. Fires burning in Oregon and Washington State with three major fires burning around Spokane, destroying at least 600 structures, threatening others and leaving thousands without power. Attorneys for Luigi Mangione argue in his upcoming state trial for charges of killing health care CEO Brian Thompson should be broadcast live. They say not doing so would be a violation of his constitutional rights to a public trial.
How are wildfires impacting eastern Washington and what is the National Guard doing?
Luigi. Angie Mangione's defense lawyers say the court is limiting who and what press can cover his upcoming New York State trial violating Mangione's right to a public trial. Mangione's lawyers argue the court is choosing not to allow an overflow room to let everyone witness the trial despite having the capacity to do so. They allege reporters allowed to cover the trial were handpicked in some secret process and that Mangione was never given a chance to object before any of this was decided. Together, his lawyers say this violates Mangione's first, sixth, and fourteenth constitutional amendment rights.
That's Fox's Brian Yennis in New York City.
Why are lawyers asking for Luigi Mangione's trial to be broadcast and what are the legal arguments?
New York law prohibits broadcasting or videotaping criminal trials with witnesses. Mangione's state trial is set to begin in the fall, in September. Got some leftover fireworks from the 4th of July stashed away. We'll be careful. There's a recall out for about 132,000 world-class fireworks, skull strobe rockets, because they can explode prematurely, and that can create burn and explosion hazards. Fireworks were sold at retailers across the country from March 2025 through June 2026 for $12 to $25. No injuries or incidents have been reported at the time of the recall. If you have any, though, you can return them to the retailer for a full refund. I'm Ted Lindner. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did President Trump pause military action and what did he say about Iran?
0:03–0:37
2
What happened in the Twin Falls fast food shooting and who was identified as the shooter?
0:37–1:56
3
Why is Congressman Max Miller facing abuse allegations and what is his response?
1:56–2:41
4
How are wildfires impacting eastern Washington and what is the National Guard doing?
2:41–3:19
5
Why are lawyers asking for Luigi Mangione's trial to be broadcast and what are the legal arguments?
3:19–3:56