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Attention turns to Lebanon. I'm Chris DiMeo, Fox News. Israel and Lebanon will enter negotiations in the U.S. next week after reaching a ceasefire with Iran.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the goal of these talks are to disarm Hezbollah and create a historic peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon. The obstacle to this peace agreement is Iranian proxy Hezbollah. That is why Israel has been delivering additional sanctions. reinvigorated airstrikes into the south of Lebanon trying to stop the rocket fire. Iran says that's a violation of the ceasefire. The IDF says until the talks, Lebanon is now their primary arena for this war. Iran has insisted that Lebanon was part of the agreement, but the night that ceasefire came out, the prime minister's office made an immediate statement that Lebanon was not part of that deal.
Fox's Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv. The First Lady goes on offense to defend her reputation about links to Jeffrey Epstein.
In an unusual and unexpected event, First Lady Melania Trump wrote a statement here, forcefully denying any ties to Jeffrey Epstein or knowledge of his crimes.
I was never involved in any capacity. I was not a participant, was never on Epstein's plane, and never visited his private island.
Mrs. Trump called lies linking her with Epstein devoid of ethical standards. She also urged Congress to hold hearings for the victims of Epstein, saying then and only then we will have the truth. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Appeals court judges are questioning whether a judge who sentenced Sean Diddy Combs to over four years in jail on prostitution charges went too far in considering evidence of behavior of which he was acquitted. Three federal appellate judges heard arguments for two hours today in New York before saying that they'll rule at a later date. Combs is in federal prison in New Jersey. America's listening to Fox News. The Artemis II is on the last leg of its journey around the moon. The craft will splash down off the coast of California on Friday.
The Navy has dispatched the USS John P. Murtha to a splashdown site off the coast of San Diego to recover the astronauts when their Orion space capsule returns. At nearly 24,000 miles per hour, the capsule must strike Earth's atmosphere at just the right angle. to slow to a parachute-assisted splashdown at less than 20 miles per hour. As the four astronauts return to Earth's gravitational bonds, they say the mission has also strengthened the ties among the crew. And forecasters say the weather at the primary splashdown site looks really good for tomorrow.
That's Fox's Jonathan Siri at Johnson Space Center in Texas. American taxpayers are getting more of their money back from the government this year, as Fox's Jack Callahan reports.
The Trump administration says tax refunds are up 24% compared to the average of refunds over the previous four years. The average refund so far this tax season, $3,521, according to the IRS. That's 11% higher than last year's average. Administration officials says the higher refunds are the result of tax breaks and spending cuts, including no tax on tips or overtime pay, deductions for car loan interest, and deductions for seniors included in the so-called Big Beautiful Bill passed last year. The deadline for filing 2025 tax returns is Wednesday. Jack Callahan, Fox News.
The average salary for Major League Baseball is up to a record $5.3 million. That's according to a study by the Associated Press. Salaries rose 3.4% from last season. The New York Mets topping spending for the fourth straight year. Mets outfielder Juan Soto is the highest paid player for the second straight year at $61.9 million. The New York Yankees' Cody Bellinger is number two. I'm Chris DeVale.
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