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What actions has the U.S. military taken in the Strait of Hormuz and why?
Blockade back on. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. The military reimposing a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and launching new strikes.
The president making clear Iran is in for plenty more pain unless and until it gets back to the negotiating table.
They'll continue until I say it's enough. I mean, they'll continue. They've been there. You know, the word the military likes to use is degrade. They've been degraded to a very low level.
President Trump insisting the Strait of Hormuz is once again open for business for everybody but Iran, although he did back off a bit from his plan to impose a 20 percent fee for that service provided by the U.S. military after hearing from allies on the Gulf Cooperation Council.
How did the president describe consequences for Iran and proposals about fees for Strait security?
Fox's Anita Vogel, ICE agents are being instructed to end most vehicle stops nationwide for the time being. Fox's Christina Coleman.
ICE will still conduct vehicle stops for those considered to be the most egregious targets with serious or violent criminal histories. This comes after the two fatal ICE-involved shootings in Maine and Texas that happened within a week. Border Czar Tom Holman says the change is temporary. In May, DHS said ICE agents were surveilling an address for a person for a final removal order from the country. When ICE tried to stop the vehicle driven by someone coming from that address, DHS says the vehicle attempted to flee the scene and fearing for public safety, an officer discharged his weapon.
The House has approved a bill that would have the U.S. go to daylight saving time permanently.
The Acer 308, the Acer 117. The bill is passed.
Congressman Scott DeJarlais, who presided over the vote, went on to add a musical touch from the Beatles to highlight the passage of the so-called Sunshine Protection Act. And the bill now heads to the Senate, where its future is uncertain. America's listening to Fox News.
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Two Supreme Court justices making a rare appearance before the House and Senate committees Tuesday about the high court security budget.
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan recalled to senators when she first joined the court, they had no personal security. They do now. She said two Congress members assessing security told the chief justice back in 2016. We think you're out of your mind.
The director of the Office of Personnel Management has more security than the Supreme Court justices.
But she said security really ramped up after the Dobbs decision was leaked in 2022.
if the nine of us don't have trust in one another and don't have trust in one another and all the people who work for us, then those kinds of honest conversations that we need to do our business are not going to take place.
The justices are asking for a $14 million increase in the next fiscal year budget. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
Darlene Graham has been sworn in to temporarily take her brother's place in the U.S. Senate. Fox's Kevin Cork.
the sister of the late Republican senator from the Palmetto State, Lindsey Graham, sworn in to temporarily fill his Senate seat. The appointment, thanks to Henry McMaster, the state's governor, coming just a few days after his sudden death. Now, Darlene will fill the remainder of her brother's current term through January the 3rd, while voters in South Carolina will get a chance to decide who in November will hold that seat for the next six years.
Why are ICE vehicle stops being limited nationwide and what incidents prompted the change?
Meantime, we're learning more about the senator's final hours tonight. Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville revealing today that it was a former member of his staff who actually called for medical assistance to aid Graham after he experienced chest pains.
New York writer E. Jean Carroll gets her payout of over $5 million, three years after a jury found citizen Donald Trump liable for her claims of defamation and sex abuse dating back to 1996.
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