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What is the latest U.S. warning to Iran after the deadly base strike?
A new warning to Iran. Lisa Brady, Fox News. President Trump says Iran will pay many times over every time they kill an American soldier. The White House also now confirming he will attend a dignified transfer tomorrow after several U.S. soldiers were killed since Friday, with the identities of two released so far.
The military identifying them today is 25-year-old First Lieutenant James Frehan of Hawaii and Isabella Gonzalez of Texas.
Who were the U.S. service members identified and what happened in the Jordan strike?
She was just 19 years old. Video released by the AP appears to show that strike on Friday at the American base in Jordan. The military also listing another service member as missing after that strike, although human remains have been found. And a fourth service member died Saturday in Iraq while detonating a downed Iranian drone.
Fox's Alex Hogan at the White House. Iran keeps attacking Gulf neighbors despite daily U.S. attacks on Iran. Neither side is ruling out a deal. President Trump also just posting that the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, will not be arrested in any way, shape or form while in the United States. This after the New York City Mayor, Zoran Mamdani, floated the possibility of having Netanyahu arrested if he comes to New York for the U.N. General Assembly.
Last year on the campaign trail, Mamdani first vowed to pursue Netanyahu's arrest. And when speaking to The Times, Mamdani cited a 2024 international criminal court warrant issued for Netanyahu over alleged war crimes in Gaza, allegations that Israel has denied.
Fox's C.B. Cotton, Mamdani telling the New York Times the city is exploring legal issues.
How is the U.S. responding to repeated Iranian attacks in the Gulf region?
Netanyahu posting a defense of his leadership and Israel's actions and writing that Mamdani needs to focus on running New York City. A big business deal already approved by the Justice Department is now on hold. A federal judge just ordering Paramount and Warner Brothers to pause their merger for at least two weeks, allowing a multi-state challenge to play out in court. America is listening to Fox News.
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Another Republican is in the running for Lindsey Graham's former Senate seat.
South Carolina Congressman Russell Fry is entering a special Republican primary called following the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham earlier this month. Graham was already nominated to serve another term and was running in this November's elections. Fry is joining a field of at least three others. The seat is currently being held by Graham's sister Darlene, appointed by Governor Henry McMaster to fill the remainder of the term. While she has not publicly announced a run for the seat herself, President Trump is urging her to seek the office. Eben Brown, Fox News.
Tomorrow is the first day to file for that race ahead of the special GOP election set for August 11th. The other announced Republican candidates include another congressman, Ralph Norman. At least three other Republicans announcing their intention to run the GOP winner. to face Democrat Annie Andrews in November. Senator Darlene Graham speaks with Fox's Sean Hannity tonight. That interview airing at 9 p.m. Eastern on Hannity. Voters in one Florida race have an unusual choice.
There are four mayoral hopefuls on the ballot in Tallahassee, Florida, but it's an unofficial write-in candidate that's going viral. A heavy-boned six-year-old pooch with long ears who's launching his campaign a month out from the August primary. representing the hound party a vote for arnie the basset hound won't actually count since dogs can't hold office but a pet peeve of some voters is candidates talking in generalities and arnie's owner lee meadows says the goal is for arnie's platform to discuss issues that voters care about and want to hear about and that maybe it'll get arnie's human opponents to address these concerns meadows says he's already had people telling him arnie is the best candidate for the job
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