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What military actions might the U.S. take regarding Iran?
War and peace in Washington. Alisa Brady, Fox News. As President Trump weighs possible military action against Iran.
They cannot continue to threaten the stability of the entire region. They must make a deal.
Warning that bad things will happen if they don't. The president says he's expecting a response from Iran's negotiators in less than two weeks. Progress but also gaps have been reported after the latest round of indirect talks on Iran's nuclear program. But the U.S. also wanting to address the ballistic missile program and Iran's support for terrorist proxies.
The mood amongst my Mideast sources has shifted now from hopeful just two weeks ago to now uncertainty about what might happen next as multiple reports are out that the U.S. is prepared to attack Iran as early as this weekend.
Fox's Aisha Hosni at the White House. Meantime, Iran holding joint naval drills with Russia. The president's comments coming as he chaired the first Board of Peace meeting focused on rebuilding Gaza, with the U.S. and nine other countries pledging billions of dollars. Several nations also pledging troops and police for an international stabilization force to oversee the demilitarization of Hamas and to train a Palestinian police force. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Michael Waltz telling Fox...
Well, you have to give just huge credit to President Trump's leadership to establishing this board of peace. It was endorsed by the U.N. Security Council 13 to zero. So for all the naysayers out there saying he just invented this out of whole cloth, no, the U.N. put their stamp on it.
Crucial, he says, for the country's committing troops to the peace plan. The president's White House ballroom project wins approval from the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, all of the panel's members appointed by the president. The project still needs approval from another panel, but construction is already underway, even as a lawsuit continues, filed by preservationists after the demolition of the White House East Wing. America is listening to Fox News.
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The former Prince Andrew is arrested on his 66th birthday, taken into custody earlier today on suspicion of misconduct in public office over Jeffrey Epstein emails suggesting he may have passed confidential information while working as a UK trade envoy.
King Charles, who last year stripped Andrew of his royal titles and forced him to move home, has issued a statement. He says the authorities have his full support and the law must take its course. Andrew denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
Fox's Jonathan Savage, Andrew Mountbountain-Windsor is the King's younger brother. An avalanche warning remains in effect, complicating the search for a final missing skier in California.
Another winter storm affecting the Sierra Mountain Range here in California and Nevada. At least a foot will fall in some areas. with driving winds once again. Those snow totals up at the higher elevations could reach about eight feet. Meanwhile, the search for one missing skier in an avalanche that occurred Tuesday continues. Unfortunately, that person is presumed dead.
Fox Weather's Robert Ray. Eight other skiers found dead yesterday after six had been rescued. NASA conducts a critical test for its planned Artemis II moon mission after an earlier delay.
The practice. This run to prepare the rocket for launch is the second attempt after hydrogen fuel leaks postponed it earlier this month. It takes 700,000 gallons of fuel to get the rocket into space. If NASA finds the leakage issues have been fixed, it will confirm a date to launch the 10-day trip to the moon and back. Right now, the earliest that could happen is March 6th.
How is the international community responding to the situation in Gaza?
Artemis II, with three Americans and a Canadian on board, will not land on the moon's surface.
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