2PM ET 07/17/2026 Newscast

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How did U.S. strikes target Iranian supply lines and infrastructure?

Lisa Brady 0:03
Bridges become targets on Lisa Brady. Fox News.
Mike Tobin 0:06
Bandar Khmer and Bandar Abbas both saw road bridges and rail bridges destroyed. The goal is to disrupt the ability of the Iranians to resupply and attack.
Lisa Brady 0:15
Fox is Mike Tobin in Tel Aviv. During a sixth straight night of airstrikes, the U.S.

What did U.S. Central Command say about weakening the Revolutionary Guard's coordination?

Lisa Brady 0:19
also destroying a tower in one port city.
Mike Tobin 0:22
That tower, according to the U.S., gave Iran the ability to track and menace shipping in the Gulf of Oman, therefore shipping that transit of the strait. Central Command says the destruction weakens the Revolutionary Guard's ability to coordinate attacks on commercial shipping.
Lisa Brady 0:36
Iran still firing at Gulf neighbors, including Syria, for the first time, with Iranian media claiming a U.S. base was the target near the border with Iraq and Jordan. There have also been claims on social media of U.S. personnel injured or captured. The U.S. military denies that. The head of Homeland Security echoing the president's claim about 250,000 non-U.S. citizens being registered to vote in several states and threatening to withhold federal grant funds from any states that don't comply with federal security guidelines.
Mark Wayne Mullen 1:05
We are going to make our security enhancements mandatory.
Lisa Brady 1:10
Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen says it's about prevention, not rehashing the 2020 election. Democrats accuse the president of trying to undermine future elections. A lettuce warning from federal health officials who say more than 1,600 people sickened in a parasite-driven outbreak reported eating at Taco Bell in five states.
Unknown 1:28
Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and West Virginia. And the common denominator is that lettuce possibly grown in Mexico. Taco Bell issued a statement yesterday saying in part, the affected ingredient from our supplier is being indefinitely removed from our supply chain nationwide and will be replaced within 24 hours in select states.
Lisa Brady 1:49
Fox's Natalie Chuck, thousands more cases of illness remain under investigation in other states for a possible link. America is listening to Fox News.
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Lisa Brady 2:16
President Trump is ending part of his legal fight against the BBC.
Arlene Graham Nordone 2:20
The president dropped the BBC's commercial arm from a defamation lawsuit filed last year, but a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC as a whole is moving forward. In a court filing this week, President Trump's attorneys agreed to drop claims against BBC Studios Productions and BBC Studios Distribution. A defamation suit was filed in December following a documentary on the program Panorama.

Are there reports of U.S. personnel casualties or captures after recent Gulf attacks?

Arlene Graham Nordone 2:43
that edited together different sections of the speech the president delivered on January 6, 2021, ahead of rioters storming the U.S. Capitol. The BBC has apologized for the error, but says the lawsuit should be dismissed, arguing the program does not meet defamation standards and was not available in the U.S.
Lisa Brady 3:02
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Funeral plans being made to honor Senator Lindsey Graham with events now expected in Washington July 28th and the next day in South Carolina. His sister, appointed to finish his term, hasn't ruled out running for a full term in November. This weekend's World Cup showdown had some foreshadowing nearly 20 years ago.
Gianna Gelosi 3:22
A resurfaced photograph of Argentina's Lionel Messi and Spain's Lamin Yamal has become a defining visual of a remarkable full circle moment. It all started back in 2007 when a Spanish newspaper did a raffle to find local Catalonia babies to pose for a UNICEF calendar with players from FC Barcelona. A six-month-old Lamin Yamal was one of the 12 chosen and of all the featured players, he was matched with Lionel Messi. Yamal's father shared the long-forgotten picture in July of 2024, captioning it, the beginning of two legends. Yamal grew up to play for Barcelona, just like Messi. Both men made their World Cup debut at 19 years old.

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