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What was the U.S. military’s narco‑terrorist strike in the Caribbean?

Deborah Valentine 0:03
A narco-terrorist strike. I'm Debra Valentine, Fox News. The U.S. military says it struck a vessel in the Caribbean for allegedly trafficking drugs. At least four people were reportedly killed in that strike. There were protesters outside Lincoln Financial Center in Philadelphia where Ed Sheeran was performing his first show since dropping rapper Macklemore from the bill. Demonstrators were calling for support of Palestinians. When Sheeran hit the stage, he showed support for Gaza. saying what's happening is catastrophic and unjustifiable.

How did Ed Sheeran’s concert become a platform for Gaza support?

Deborah Valentine 0:34
Meanwhile, fans at the stadium were outside ahead of the show, not caring about the controversy over Macklemore.
Unknown 0:40
We're here to listen to music. I kind of like his view on just sticking to the music. I mean, that's what everyone comes together for. That's what we're all here to hear is just his music.
Deborah Valentine 0:48
Obviously, we thought about it, but it wasn't anything that was going to deter us from coming. I'm here for the music and not anything else. Sharon has been saying the decision to pull Macklemore from the show's lineup was not his. He blamed his tour promoter as well as stadium owner Robert Kraft.

What leaders are gathering in New York for the Urban 20 Summit ahead of the U.N. General Assembly?

Deborah Valentine 1:03
Macklemore had set on stage this month Free Palestine. Another gathering of leaders is underway in New York City ahead of the U.N. General Assembly next week. Security's been stepped up. Here's Fox's Daria
Daria Albinger 1:15
Olbinger. This weekend, The mayor of New York City is hosting progressive leaders from more than two dozen nations. Zoran Mamdani delivered the opening remarks Saturday at the Urban 20 Summit, which is being held at an undisclosed location. A statement delivered by Mamdani's media team says the three-day event, which is largely closed to the press, will focus on issues like climate change, housing prices, and immigration.

Which Hamas commander did Israel say was killed in a recent Gaza airstrike?

Daria Albinger 1:39
Mamdani welcomed the 25 mayors and other leaders representing 34 cities to the Big Apple, telling them they share common goals like making their cities more affordable. The mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, is co-hosting the summit. In New York, I'm Daria Albinger, Fox News. America's listening to Fox News.
Deborah Valentine 2:02
Israel's military says it killed a Hamas commander who entered Israel during the October 7th massacre.
Unknown 2:08
The IDF claims Mohammed Suleiman Bayouk was killed in an airstrike in the southern Gaza Strip on Thursday. The military claims he was recently involved in planting bombs against Israeli troops and trying to rebuild Hamas's capabilities.
Deborah Valentine 2:22
Fox's John Scott reporting. Houthi rebels in Yemen claim they attacked Saudi Arabia's capital with cruise and ballistic missiles.

What did the Houthi rebels claim about their missile attack on Saudi Arabia’s capital?

Deborah Valentine 2:28
Fox's Stephanie Bennett.
Stephanie Bennett 2:30
The Houthis did not specify what they targeted, but said they attacked sensitive sites and there were no immediate reports of casualties. Now, flames and a large plume of black smoke near King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia's capital of Riyadh. Tracking website FlightRadar24 reported major issues, including long delays. And for the first time in months, emergency air raid alerts sounded overnight across the capital as residents reported hearing loud explosions.
Deborah Valentine 2:57
There have been days of conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, who are Iranian proxies. President Trump announcing a new deal with Greenland to expand the U.S. military's footprint.
Alex Hogan 3:07
The deal will give the U.S.

How is President Trump’s new Greenland deal expected to expand U.S. military presence?

Alex Hogan 3:08
expanded security and military rights in Greenland. One official at the State Department explained a little bit further, saying that this agreement is going to bar adversaries from making investments in Greenland that could threaten the United States, and it would also ban any non-NATO base in Greenland, essentially guaranteeing that China... and Russia cannot have a base in Greenland or send troops there. President Trump posted online, quote, We will immediately begin the process of developing a large military presence in the appropriate part of Greenland. We will work with the people of Greenland and its development and construction. This solution is a great one for the United States of America, Denmark, Greenland, and all of our allies.
Deborah Valentine 3:46
Fox's Alex Hogan reporting from the White House.

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