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What prompted the latest U.S. strikes and explosions reported across Iran?
News strikes concluded. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. New round of explosions reported across Iran as the United States launched a fresh wave of strikes. CENTCOM says the attacks designed to further diminish threats to commercial shipping are now complete.
The U.S. carries out a 13th consecutive night of strikes with the U.S. warning that the IRGC-led government will suffer the consequences for its actions and those perpetrated by its proxies like the Houthis over in the Red Sea and elsewhere. Now, all of this is unfolding against the backdrop of the president warning of a return to full-scale operations and even worse against Iran as being strongly considered. And they're going to get it if they don't make a deal.
That's As Kevin Cork reporting, President Trump Thursday said he's weighing a massive attack on Iran, bigger than anything we have had before. The White House has passed a resolution to restrict President Trump and halt the conflict in Iran.
How is the White House and Congress responding to ongoing military action against Iran?
With several Republicans on board with ending the military action, Fox's Chad Pergram is more.
Split House-Senate decision.
The current resolution is adopted. The motion is not agreed.
The House voting to shackle the president and end the fighting. Four Republicans joined all Democrats to halt the conflict. The president's supporters claimed the vote undercuts American forces. The president's Senate allies rejected the House's Iran rebuke. The Senate defeated a similar war powers measure. Republicans contending that the U.S. has Iran on the ropes. But Senate Democrats chided Republicans for not intervening in the war. authorities. However, some Republicans demand answers about the Iran endgame.
President Trump imposing new double-digit tariffs on dozens of U.S. trading partners as the clock runs out Friday. U.S. is going to slap 10 percent, 12 and a half percent on imports from 60 countries, accounting for 99 percent of U.S.
Which congressional votes and partisan splits shaped the war powers debate?
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Vice President J.D. Vance's security detail is under investigation over allegations tied to a suspected news leak. Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi says that the person faces an internal investigation and potential criminal inquiry. Senior Pentagon official caught on camera criticizing President Trump.
What new tariffs is President Trump imposing and which imports are affected?
The Department of the Navy placing a staffer on administrative leave after he was caught on hidden camera criticizing President Trump and the war in Iran. The senior Pentagon official in the footage shot by independent journalist James O'Keefe and posted to X pledges to stay in his role to wait out the president's time in office so he can undo policies of the president, who he called a textbook narcissist. He also said the war in Iran is, quote, completely stupid and driven based off of one man's ego. The acting secretary of the Navy saying the department takes the conduct shown in the video extremely seriously. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
And the Trump administration is trying to keep utility costs down for consumers as data centers go up around the country. He announced new guidelines Thursday for tech and AI companies.
We know that the data centers and AI are dramatically increasing the demand for electricity. It's only fair that the cost of building the new infrastructure required to meet this demand should be borne by the corporations themselves, not by the American consumers.
A new outbreak involving the parasite cyclospora.
How is the administration addressing rising electricity use from data centers and AI?
The outbreak included 72 people as of Wednesday. The Food and Drug Administration has not yet identified which products are linked to the illnesses, and officials have not said where the cases are located, but the FDA has been testing lettuce samples from Taylor Farms. The food distributor voluntarily recalled five-pound bags of shredded lettuce earlier this month.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What prompted the latest U.S. strikes and explosions reported across Iran?
0:02–0:56
2
How is the White House and Congress responding to ongoing military action against Iran?
0:56–1:56
3
Which congressional votes and partisan splits shaped the war powers debate?
1:56–2:35
4
What new tariffs is President Trump imposing and which imports are affected?
2:35–3:40
5
How is the administration addressing rising electricity use from data centers and AI?
3:40–3:58
6
What do officials say about the cyclospora outbreak linked to shredded lettuce?
3:58–4:13