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What new oil deals are being announced in Venezuela and the Orinoco Belt?

Elisa Brady 0:03

Oil deals in Venezuela.

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Chevron says it has been assigned more land in the Orinoco Belt. Its joint venture plans to invest more than seven billion dollars in the next five years and more than double production to six hundred thousand barrels a day.

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President Trump already announced that the U.S. is gaining access to sixty-five billion barrels worth of oil reserves working through a Venezuelan oil producer.

Elisa Brady 0:45

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright is in Caracas for today's signing ceremony, alongside interim president Delcy Rodriguez, the former vice president who took over when U.S. forces captured Leader Nicholas Maduro to face criminal charges in the US.

Elisa Brady 1:05

The

Jared Halpern 1:05

renewed attacks marks the first escalation of fighting since July.

How are the latest U.S. strikes on Iran affecting civilians and diplomatic relations?

Jared Halpern 1:09

President Trump has focused on ramping up economic pressure on Iran, arguing the country's economy is on the brink of collapse.

Elisa Brady 1:16

Fox is Jared Halper and at the White House. U.S. officials report no casualties from the Iranian strikes, but Iran reports civilian deaths at a wedding party. CENCCOM says the U.S. does not target civilians but is investigating. President Trump holding an Oval Office meeting with travel executives.

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Men and women who help make our country the greatest travel destination. Anywhere in

Elisa Brady 1:37

the

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world.

What did President Trump discuss with travel industry executives about the record‑setting summer of travel?

Elisa Brady 1:37

Moments ago, highlighting what he calls a record setting summer of travel, including Soccer's World Cup, co-hosted by the U.S. in Massachusetts, day five of jury deliberations at the Lindsey Clancy murder trial. Earlier today, a woman accused of trying to film anonymous jurors outside the courthouse was arraigned on criminal charges and released with a warning to stay away. America is listening to Fox News. A years long legal battle over former army soldier Bo Bergdal's desertion conviction takes another turn, with a federal appeals court restoring the military judgment against him.

Matt Murphy 2:11

The ruling reverses a twenty twenty three decision that wiped away Bergdahl's conviction over concerns involving the military judge who handled his case. The appeals court says a federal judge didn't have the authority to overturn a court martial judgment. Bergdahl pleaded guilty in twenty seventeen to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after walking away from his post in Afghanistan in two thousand nine. He was captured and held for nearly.

Why did the federal appeals court restore Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl’s desertion conviction?

Matt Murphy 2:36

Nearly five years before being released in the controversial prisoner swap. The latest ruling restores Bergdahl's conviction and sentence, including his dishonorable discharge, he received no prison time. Matt Murphy, Fox News.

Elisa Brady 2:51

The accused ringleader of a cocaine ring at Penn State University appearing in court for a preliminary hearing. A judge setting bond at $250,000 for Augustino Abitiello, allowing him to post bail.

Brooke Taylor 3:03

Prosecutors started filling in the details of how they say this massive operation took off. Several of the witnesses that took the stand against Abatiello are charged in the same case. One of them, former Frat brother Lars Zapot, here testified that he was selling cocaine for Abatiello. He said they first pulled their money to buy Coke in Philadelphia.

How did prosecutors describe the Penn State cocaine ring and what charges were filed?

Brooke Taylor 3:28

And started buying much larger quantities. He says Zabatiello started flaunting his money and calling himself the Godfather.

Elisa Brady 3:36

Fox's Brooke Taylor, another witness testifying frat pledges were eventually used to help package the cocaine, and that Snapchat was used to sell it. Fourteen people charged in all, including one suspect's father. Wall Street trying to snap a losing streak right now. The Dow's up 271 points, back over fifty-three K. Elisa Brady, Fox News.

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