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What happened in the latest U.S. strikes and air raid sirens in Israel?
Air raid sirens are sounding in Israel as U.S. strikes continue in Iran after two U.S. service members are killed. I'm Anne Carrick, Fox News. Iran launching missiles at the city of Aqaba in Jordan, Fox's Mike Tobin with more from Tel Aviv.
It's at the tip of the Red Sea, right where Israel and Jordan come together. So anything that threatens Aqaba threatens Israel as well. To this point, the Iranians have not fired on Israel in this round of fighting. An eighth round of airstrikes has now concluded in Iran, U.S. strikes in Iran. The military operation now amplified by the two U.S.
How many U.S. service members were killed and where did the casualties occur?
servicemen killed, a third missing, and four wounded. These are the first U.S. troops killed since that memorandum of understanding was signed. The casualties were at the Muwaffaq Salty Air Base in Jordan, and they're a result of Iran's repeated shots at U.S. bases in neighboring countries. At least one strike got through the defenses.
16 US service members have been killed since the US began striking Iran. Iran says at least 50 people were killed in the latest round of strikes. UK Labour Party head Andy Burnham is touting his goals for his term once he becomes British Prime Minister, that is, Monday. Fox's Stephanie Bennett has details from London.
What claims are being made about Iranian casualties after the strikes?
The former mayor of Greater Manchester aims for greater public control of essential services and new powers for regional governments, signalling a shift to the left from outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Burnham's office also says he wants to relocate part of No. 10 Downing Street up to Manchester. Scrapped Plans for a government-issued digital ID that would have tackled illegal immigration, but also eventually allow people to manage child care or tax returns. And there's also suggestions for new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea. Well, during his speech Friday, the 56-year-old condemned the economic model established in the 1980s by Margaret Thatcher, saying Britain surrendered control of the essentials.
Starmer resigning last month after serving less than two years in office.
What policy agenda is Andy Burnham proposing as the incoming UK prime minister?
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Which weather threats are affecting millions of Americans and is tropical storm Bertha forming?
Millions of Americans continue to face air quality concerns, and a potential tropical storm is brewing in the Gulf, and it is hurricane season. Fox Weather's Adam Klotz has more details.
Canadian wildfire smoke continues to be one of the big stories across the country. Really a big change since yesterday. A lot of storms moving across the East Coast knocked a lot of that smoke out of the air, so it's settled back over parts of where it's originating, closer to Ontario. So it's spilling down into Wisconsin, down towards Chicago. That's going to be the trouble area as we continue through this Sunday. Now, the next weather story as we look into this upcoming week, we've got an area in the Gulf of America where you see an 80% chance of developing a storm. This would be named Bertha. We're not expecting it to become a hurricane, but it could become a tropical storm. It'd mean a whole lot of rain falling in the Gulf.
What are the key details and storylines ahead of the World Cup final between Argentina and Spain?
And then maybe along some of those Gulf Coast states, we could see fairly significant rain as we go into the middle of the week.
Severe storms also are expected to threaten parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast today. Argentina and Spain are facing off today to determine who will be this year's World Cup champion. Fox's Brian Yanez has a preview from outside the New York-New Jersey Stadium where the final will be played.
Argentina looks to become the first team in 64 years to win back-to-back World Cups. And in just a few hours, the world's greatest soccer player, 39-year-old Lionel Messi, will face off against Spain's 19-year-old prodigy, Laminia Mold. And for the first time ever, the World Cup champions will receive exclusive custom-made championship rings alongside that trophy.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened in the latest U.S. strikes and air raid sirens in Israel?
0:02–0:34
2
How many U.S. service members were killed and where did the casualties occur?
0:34–1:12
3
What claims are being made about Iranian casualties after the strikes?
1:12–1:55
4
What policy agenda is Andy Burnham proposing as the incoming UK prime minister?
1:55–2:16
5
Which weather threats are affecting millions of Americans and is tropical storm Bertha forming?
2:16–2:58
6
What are the key details and storylines ahead of the World Cup final between Argentina and Spain?
2:58–4:13