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What new U.S. and CENTCOM developments explain recent deaths in Iran-related strikes?
More death in Iran. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. CENTCOM unleashing a new wave of strikes against Iran for a ninth straight night. Sunday, CENTCOM announcing another U.S. service member has died after a controlled explosion in northern Iraq. This after two troops were killed Saturday in an Iranian strike in Jordan that left one service member missing.
The remains of that third missing U.S. service member have been recovered. So you're talking about three people killed by that strike. Service members were disposing of the explosives in an Iranian attack drone with a controlled explosion. Something went wrong and another.
How did a controlled explosion in northern Iraq lead to an additional U.S. service member fatality?
U.S. service member was killed, all of this according to Central Command. The U.S. responded to the U.S. loss of life with an intensified round of strikes into Iran. This marks the first time the U.S. has had any loss of life since that memorandum of understanding was signed, which is now largely disregarded.
Meantime, the Times of Israel citing media in Saudi Arabia that Iran's supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has left the country, although Tehran not yet confirming that. There's a new FIFA World Cup champion.
And with the last chance of the game, he'll lift his ball forward. Simone thought about coming, stays at home. It's knocked down and only finds Farah Torres. His final touch of the game. He had the decisive touch as well. Spain, for the second time in their history, have won the World Cup.
That call on Fox Sports as Spain defeats defending champion Argentina 1-0 in extra time at the stadium in New Jersey. It's the first championship for Spain in 16 years. NORAD says more than 10 aircraft entered restricted airspace over Bedminster and East Rutherford in New Jersey on Sunday. The restrictions in place as the president made his way from his property in Bedminster to the site of the World Cup. Of those 10, NORAD says it had to dispatch F-16 fighter aircraft to intercept three of them. America's listening to Fox News.
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House Republicans moving forward with a budget reconciliation package that includes funding for the ongoing war in Iran, national defense and voter regulations. Texas Republican Congressman Jody Arrington says it's time for Congress to act.
We have to get started now because the window's closing. We have about 100 days left before November. And these are the two policy imperatives that we must advance.
The budget reconciliation bill contains portions of the election integrity legislation known as the Save America Act, including grants encouraging states to adopt voter identification requirements. A vote to end military aid to Israel exposes a rift in the Democratic Party. Fox's Chad Pergram with more.
Democratic Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman threatening to desert his party if the party deserts Israel. The left says the party simply represents where its voters stand. Even Democrats who favor the aid pin the change on Israel. Missouri Democrat Wesley Bell opposed cutting off money to Israel. He faces Israel skeptic Cori Bush in next month's primary. Pro-Israel Republicans worry about the Democrats' anti-Israel tie. Fetterman says Democrats need him, especially if Democrats flip four seats to claim the majority. If Fetterman bolts, he could swing Senate control to the GOP. On Capitol Hill, Chad Pergram, Fox News.
At least three mass shootings across the U.S. this weekend.
What is the status of Iran's leadership travel reports and how might they relate to the strikes?
Two people killed, three more hurt during an Oklahoma City party. Police say they're still talking to witnesses hoping to find a suspect. Nine people injured outside a nightclub in Minneapolis. No arrests in that case yet. And ten people hurt in downtown Tucson, Arizona, including a suspect who was shot by police as he tried to take off. Vice President J.D. Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance welcoming their fourth child to the world Sunday morning.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What new U.S. and CENTCOM developments explain recent deaths in Iran-related strikes?
0:02–0:37
2
How did a controlled explosion in northern Iraq lead to an additional U.S. service member fatality?
0:37–3:38
3
What is the status of Iran's leadership travel reports and how might they relate to the strikes?
3:38–4:09
4
Who won the FIFA World Cup final and what happened in the decisive moments of the match?
4:09–4:11