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What is the current status of the ceasefire in Iran?
Ceasefire in question. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. Ceasefire deal to pause the fighting in Iran appearing to hang by a thread. The Islamic Republic closed the Strait of Hormuz again after Israeli attacks on Lebanon. Vice President J.D. Vance weighing in.
The president's very clear. The deal is a ceasefire, a negotiation. That's what we give. And what they give is that straits are going to be reopened. If we don't see that happening, the president is not going to abide by our terms if the Iranians are not abiding by their terms.
Fox's Mike Tobin with Israel's response to the controversy.
We got a statement from the prime minister's office saying that Lebanon was not going to be included in the ceasefire agreement. Israel followed that up with intense airstrikes all the way from Beirut to the Baka Valley and into Lebanon, all with the goal of driving the rocket fire. out of the north of Israel. In fact, at one point, they hit some 100 targets in the span of 10 minutes, dozens of people injured, dozens of people killed. Now, that upset the Iranians, who said that the ceasefire was then being violated. The Iranians were also upset that a drone entered their airspace and upset that they don't have the right to enrich uranium, as per what the U.S. said. They followed that up by closing the Strait of Hormuz at something Caroline Levin from the White House podium said is absolutely unacceptable.
There was no new rocket fire going into Israel Wednesday night. Police in the Bahamas arresting a Michigan man and his wife's disappearance.
A U.S. Coast Guard official confirming to Fox News Digital that a criminal investigation has been opened in the disappearance of Lynette Hooker, the American woman missing in the Bahamas. The 55-year-old was reportedly last seen Saturday while traveling on a boat with her husband, Brian Hooker, who told local media she was carried away by the current. Police in the Caribbean nation revealing he's been arrested. Officials in the Bahamas are continuing extensive search and rescue operations in the case, including the use of drones. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
America's listening to Fox News. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meeting with President Trump at the White House Wednesday after the administration promised to reexamine its relationship with the alliance.
Rutte's travels to Washington, of course, coming a bit fierce criticism from the commander in chief about the relevance, reliability and even the cost of the NATO alliance. In fact, he said as much in a quip on Truth Social, writing, NATO wasn't there when we needed them, and they won't be there if we need them again. Remember Greenland, that big, poorly run piece of ice? Now, discussions were expected to focus on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. The president could, of course, choose to withdraw the U.S.
How is Israel responding to the ceasefire controversy?
from the collective, which would fly in the face of a law passed by Congress just a couple of years ago.
Fox's Kevin Cork. Four history-making astronauts continue to move closer to home. Fox's Jonathan Seri explains.
Homeward bound, the Artemis II astronauts continue to send back dramatic photos of their lunar flyby during a ship-to-ship call with the International Space Station. Mission specialist Christina Cook described how the Earth looks from her much more distant vantage point.
I found myself noticing not only the beauty of the Earth, but how much blackness there was around it, and how it just made it even more special.
Artemis II is scheduled to splash down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego Friday night. At the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Jonathan Seri, Fox News.
U.S. authorities say a Guatemalan man is pleaded guilty to felony charges stemming from a crash of a human smuggler's truck in Mexico that killed more than 50 migrants in 2021. 42-year-old Daniel Zavala-Ramos facing a possible life sentence for his plea. Jim Whitaker, the first American to climb Mount Everest in 1963, has died at the age of 97. Whitaker died Tuesday at his home in Fort Townsend, Washington State.
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