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What new U.S. strikes and military actions were announced against Iran?
More strikes on Iran. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. The U.S. military conducting a new round of strikes on Iran Monday.
They're wired differently, and we're not going to put up with it. We are just going forward. We're attacking them tonight. We're taking out all of their capability for anything having to do with the straight, with the hormone straight. And I think in the end, we will... End up discontrolling the whole thing.
News of the new strikes coming hours after the president said the U.S. was reinstating a blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.
U.S. military has announced that blockade will now go into effect. And recall last week when the Trump administration revoked Iran's license to sell oil. Many were wondering, how would that be enforced? There's only one way, and that's with a return of the naval blockade. And that's what President Trump has ordered in addition to the airstrikes over the past week.
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson. President Trump hosting a Middle Eastern ally on Tuesday amid a widening conflict with Iran. Fox's Jared Halpern with more on that.
Iraq's Prime Minister Ali al-Zaid is making his first trip here since being sworn in in May. Today's meeting with President Trump also comes ahead of the September 30th date ending the U.S.-led coalition's forces mission in Iraq. Writing an op-ed in the Washington Post this week, Iraq's leader says that date also marks a new phase of ambitious partnership with the U.S. Adding this trip to Washington is intended to deepen economic opportunities for his country, especially in the oil and energy sectors. He also says Iraq can be a partner for regional security and stability, writing conflict and wars only widen the circle of those who suffer. At the White House, Jared Halpern.
12 states sue in a block paramount's takeover of Warner Brothers, discovering they're arguing in the lawsuit filed Monday that the $81 billion merger would extinguish competition in Hollywood and lead to fewer choices for consumers across the U.S.
Why did the president say a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz was reinstated?
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South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham's sister, Darlene Graham Nordone, has been appointed by Governor Henry McMaster to serve as interim senator. Finishing out her late brother's term, Nordone calling it a profound privilege to step into the role and continue her brother's service to the people of South Carolina.
I want to thank the governor for selecting me to serve the remainder of Lindsey's term. It is such an honor. Lindsey has always been there for me, and now I will be there for him.
Congress honoring longtime South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, who died on Saturday night after what his office called a brief and sudden illness, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, remembering his colleague on the Senate floor.
There was no bigger believer in America's role in the world. He was confident that the United States could be a force for good. And he gave everything he had to ensuring that we would be.
Senator Lindsey Graham was 71 years old. And the Trump administration vowing to dismantle what it calls the International Criminal Court's threat to American sovereignty. Fox's Kristen Goodwin with more details on this.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the International Criminal Court is waging a war against the U.S.
Not with bullets or missiles. statutes, compacts, and the force of so-called international law.
Announcing a campaign to disable the ICC's ability to operate, which includes travel bans and increased sanctions.
This administration will not sit by as the ICC and its allies seek to threaten our people. If they believe they can deprive us of our sovereignty, we will teach them the full meaning of American resolve.
The Trump administration has pushed back against the ICC trying to investigate the conduct of U.S.
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