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What new sanctions is the U.S. imposing on Iran and why are they called the "economic D‑Day"?
We're entering an end game. Elisa Brady, Fox News. That's how Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant describes new sanctions on Iran in a post calling economic D-Day the single greatest financial offensive ever marshalled against an adversary. He's scheduled to detail the sanctions an hour from now as a tug of war over the Strait of Hormuz continues, along with a U.S. blockade of Iranian ports.
The Vanguard, those two carrier strike groups, USS George H.W. Bush and the USS George Washington, who just arrived in theater from the Pacific with Lincoln heading home after more than 250 consecutive days at sea without a port call.
Some economists predict with Iran's a currency, the real now at two million per US dollar, Iran's economy.
How are the latest U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods expected to affect trade between the two countries?
Амі вол краш евенчули.
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson at the White House. The new sanctions also aimed at punishing any countries that help Iran, which is threatening seismic retaliation. Meantime, Pakistan pushing to renew diplomatic efforts to reach a peace deal. President Trump threatening higher tariffs on Canadian products as a trade dispute intensifies.
Accusing Canada of ripping off the US for years, President Trump says tariffs on cars, trucks, and steel imports will be increased to fifty percent starting January first. The president's announcement made on social media comes after higher import taxes kicked in on dozens of Canadian products shipped to the US over the weekend.
Fox is Jared Helpern at the White House.
What legal ruling did a Miami federal court issue regarding Florida students’ anti‑ICE protest?
Canada's prime minister is vowing dollar for dollar retaliation beginning next month. The U.S. trade representative blames the breakdown and talks on the Canadians, saying they demanded restrictions on key U.S. goods.
America is listening to Fox News. A university in Florida loses around in a court fight over students' rights after an anti-ICE protest on campus.
A federal court in Miami rules Florida International University likely violated free speech rights of students protesting campus police working with US immigration and customs enforcement agents by disciplining them for staging a short silent protest before walking out from an event with the university president last spring.
And the protest that these students engaged in and were punished by their university for uh was was peaceful and non disruptive, which is exactly what the law protects.
How is the new British prime minister planning to help Ukraine develop long‑range missiles?
Nicholas Warren with the Florida ACLU the ruling is a preliminary injunction. The students' lawsuit against the university is ongoing.
Fox is Evan Brown in Miami. Britain's new prime minister says the UK will help Ukraine make its own long range missiles. This while visiting Kiev along with several other world leaders to mark Ukraine's independence day as its fight with Russia continues. Four people are under arrest in the killing last week of a former world champion boxer from South Africa.
Two-time boxing world champion Solani Tetey was in his car outside his home in South Africa when men wearing balaclavas opened fire, killing him and injuring a woman who was in the car with him. The 38-year-old held the World Boxing Federation flyweight title from 2007 to 2008 and the World Boxing Organization Bantamweight title in 2017 and 2019.
Who was the South African boxing champion killed last week and what were the circumstances of his murder?
In 2017, he made history, knocking out his opponent in just 11 seconds, the fastest. Knockout in a world championship bout. In twenty twenty three, the UK anti doping agency hit Tay Tay with a four year ban that just ended July twenty ninth. South Africa's sports minister says Tay Tay was preparing for a return to the ring, adding, quote, he and all of us have been robbed. Gianna Jelosi, Fox News.
A mixed start to the week on Wall Street right now. A rally for the Dow up two hundred thirty points, but the SP and the Nasdaq are in the red.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What new sanctions is the U.S. imposing on Iran and why are they called the "economic D‑Day"?
0:03–0:50
2
How are the latest U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods expected to affect trade between the two countries?
0:50–1:31
3
What legal ruling did a Miami federal court issue regarding Florida students’ anti‑ICE protest?
1:31–2:36
4
How is the new British prime minister planning to help Ukraine develop long‑range missiles?
2:36–3:26
5
Who was the South African boxing champion killed last week and what were the circumstances of his murder?
3:26–3:54