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What happened during the latest U.S. strikes and explosions reported across Iran?
Another night of strikes. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. A new round of explosions reported across Iran as the U.S. launched a fresh wave of strikes. CENTCOM says the attacks, designed to further diminish threats to commercial shipping, are now complete.
carries out a 13th consecutive night of strikes with the U.S. warning that the IRGC-led government will suffer the consequences for its actions and those perpetrated by its proxies like the Houthis over in the Red Sea and elsewhere. Now, all of this is unfolding against the backdrop of the president warning of a return to full-scale operations and even worse against Iran as being strongly considered.
How is the U.S. warning Iran and its proxies after consecutive nights of strikes?
And they're going to get it if they don't make a deal.
Well, Fox's Kevin Cork reporting, President Trump Thursday said he is weighing a massive attack on Iran bigger than anything we have had before. And President Trump's demanding Saudi Arabia normalize ties with Israel as part of a newly announced civilian nuclear deal.
An agreement allowing U.S. firms to develop a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia is contingent on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt says.
Look, this is a condition that the president has spoken about many times with our Gulf and Arab allies.
But that condition was not included when the agreement was announced by U.S. officials earlier this week.
The president is always the final dealmaker, as you know, and this is something that he has mentioned on numerous occasions.
The Abraham Accords created during President Trump's first term expanded the number of Muslim-majority countries with diplomatic ties to Israel. at the White House. Jared Halpern, Fox News.
President Trump imposing new double-digit tariffs on dozens of U.S. trading partners as the clock runs out Friday. The U.S. is going to slap 10 to 12.5 percent taxes on imports from 60 countries, accounting for about 99 percent of U.S. imports. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump announcing new guidelines for tech and AI companies. This is data center constructions booming across much of the U.S.
We know that the data centers and AI are dramatically increasing the demand for electricity. It's only fair that the cost of building the new infrastructure required to meet this demand should be borne by the corporations themselves, not by the American consumers.
The president says it's part of his new ratepayer protection plan that will lead to lower electric bills. New outbreak involving the diarrhea-causing parasite cyclospora.
The outbreak included 72 people as of Wednesday. The Food and Drug Administration has not yet identified which products are linked to the illnesses, and officials have not said where the cases are located. But the FDA has been testing lettuce samples from Taylor Farms. The food distributor voluntarily recalled five-pound bags of shredded lettuce earlier this month. Now they've temporarily shut down a processing facility in central Mexico that has been allegedly linked to the outbreak. The CDC reported this week that people across 41 states have come down with the parasite.
What did President Trump say about a potential larger attack on Iran and Saudi-Israel ties?
John Saucier, Fox News.
Health advisors giving narrow approval to a first round of peptides that are under review by the Food and Drug Administration.
The experts, by a narrow margin of eight to six with one abstention, recommended easing restrictions on making some of the injectable synthetic peptides available. Peptides are used in wellness regimens to help in recovery from migraines and opioid addictions, among other health issues. Prior to the meeting, there was a development that may have driven the results. People linked to the peptide industry were added to the panel and supported the approval, while panel members with academic backgrounds mainly opposed them.
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