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How is the ceasefire in the Middle East being tested after an Iranian drone attack?
The shaky ceasefire under stress. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. And the ceasefire in the Middle East appears to be on shaky ground after Iran fired on a cargo ship and Israel says it killed several Hezbollah terrorists. Fox's Chanley Painter has more.
U.S. officials confirm an Iranian drone attacked a Singapore-flagged cargo ship as it tried to cross the Strait of Hormuz, testing the state of the peace talks with the U.S. The Secretary of State focusing on the ships that are safely traveling through the vital waterway. And now the Wall Street Journal reports the regime hopes to make $40 billion a year by charging for security, safety and environmental services in the strait. Meantime, Israel says it took out six Hezbollah terrorists in two separate attacks when they posed a threat to IDF soldiers in their security zone in southern Lebanon. The IDF promising to continue to operate to remove immediate threats.
The Strait of Hormuz was closed for a time Thursday after the Iranian drone attack. President Trump said the Strait has since reopened to ship traffic. Venezuela's health minister says at least 235 people are dead, 4,300 injured in a pair of catastrophic earthquakes that rocked its capital city.
The death toll is expected to rise. This tragedy spurring international support from multiple countries, including our own. The U.S. military announced... that it's surging forces in this region to assist in earthquake relief efforts, which includes sending several ships in a C-130 and C-17 to the area to help U.S.
What are U.S. and international concerns about security in the Strait of Hormuz?
government personnel and search and rescue teams get around during this operation. And again, just a desperate race against the clock to find those survivors.
The U.S. sending $150 million in aid. And a 74-year-old Florida man becoming the oldest person to be executed in the state. Dusty Ray Spencer convicted of fatally stabbing his wife, Karen, in 1992. Execution was the ninth in Florida this year after a record 19 last year. America's listening to Fox News.
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A stunning defeat for the United States in the FIFA World Cup. U.S. dropping its last group stage game of the FIFA World Cup Thursday, losing 3-2 to Turkey. Comes back to the top of the box now. It's clipped in at the backside. Matt Turner at Stockholm. Turkey a score, the winning goal. The call on Fox, the U.S. back in action Wednesday to play Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32. Supreme Court handing President Trump two major immigration victories Thursday.
How did Israel respond to threats from Hezbollah in southern Lebanon?
Fox's Kevin Cork.
A high court ruling that the Trump administration can end deportation protections known as temporary protected status for Syrian and Haitian migrants and go back to limiting the number of people who can apply for asylum each day. A policy called metering. That goes all the way back to the Obama administration. Meantime, justices also decided that the administration can restart an asylum policy, allowing Customs and Border Protection to turn away asylum seekers at the border. Both of those decisions were 6-3. Meantime, eight cases argued this term remain undecided, including a challenge to the president's executive order ending birthright citizenship.
The Supreme Court also expected to announce key decisions on state restrictions on transgender students taking part in school sports. The immigration detention center in the Florida swamps known as Alligator Alcatraz is closing after nearly a year. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said the facility fulfilled its mission.
This facility having this has led to almost 21,000 deportations. And those would be people, by and large, who would have been released back into society in Florida had this space not been there.
The controversial detention center faced lawsuits and allegations of mistreating detainees, something immigration officials have denied.
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