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How is the U.S. government responding after U.S. service members were killed in the Middle East?
Fears of an escalating conflict. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. President Trump reportedly debating whether or not to expand war efforts in Iran following the deaths of three American service members in Jordan.
President Trump will attend the dignified transfer of fallen service members to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware in what has become one of the deadliest weeks for U.S. troops since the conflict started.
What details have been released about the identities and circumstances of the fallen service members?
The military identified those killed as 25-year-old First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan and Private Isabella Gonzalez. She was only 19. The military initially listed another service member as missing, although human remains have been found. A fourth service member died Saturday in Iraq while detonating a downed Iranian drone. The Department of War says in the last two weeks since the ceasefire ended, roughly 100 service members have been injured, with 96 percent already returning to duty.
Fox's Alex Hogan. And also this morning, the Department of State advising Americans worldwide to exercise increased caution due to heightened tensions in the Middle East.
What travel and safety warnings is the State Department issuing for Americans in the Middle East?
The security environment, they say, remains complex with the potential for unforeseen escalation. Americans currently in the Middle East should exercise caution, heightened vigilance and should be prepared for possible flight cancellations, periodic airspace closures and potential travel disruptions. Americans outside the Middle East should reconsider travel to and through the region. President Trump imposing 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, declaring Canada's unfairly discriminated against American autos, alcohol, and dairy products. The president suggesting Canada could face higher tariffs due to the Canadian wildfires sending dangerous plumes of smoke into the U.S.
A warning shot to them. You better come to America, say we're sorry. We're going to mend our ways.
Why is President Trump proposing tariffs on Canadian goods and what reasons did he cite?
We're going to do what we used to do in the old day and groom and maintain the ground level of what is underneath the forest and thin the forest out where it needs to be done. It was always done. We never had these problems.
That's New Jersey Republican Congressman Jeff Van Drew on Fox Business' Evening Edit.
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New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham giving his first remarks as UK Prime Minister in London on Monday.
What leadership changes and diplomatic moves are happening in the U.K. and Lebanon?
We will make this moment a circuit breaker for Britain, bringing forward the biggest changes in the last 40 years. Here's Starmer meeting with King Charles III on Monday to turn in his formal resignation. President Trump meeting with Lebanon's president Tuesday during a tense peace settlement with Israel. Fox's Jared Halpern with a preview in the White House.
Lebanon's military is moving into what is called pilot zones in the country's south as part of a deal negotiated with the Trump administration and Israel. Under the agreement, Lebanon's military will assume control of security in some villages, ensuring Hezbollah does not have a presence as part of a broader Israeli withdrawal. President Trump has put pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to wind down strikes inside Lebanon. Lebanon's President Joseph Ayoun meets with President Trump today. He arrived in D.C. over the weekend, becoming the first Lebanese head of state to visit Washington since 2009.
What races and candidates are shaping Arizona's midterm primary election today?
At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
Arizona voters casting ballots today in the state's midterm primaries. Fox's Tanya J. Powers with details on that.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, is running for re-election, and Republicans are hoping to pick up the seat. Republican Congressman Andy Biggs, Congressman David Schweikert, and two businessmen are vying for the chance to challenge Hobbs. Biggs has been endorsed by President Trump, as well as Turning Point Action.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How is the U.S. government responding after U.S. service members were killed in the Middle East?
0:02–0:22
2
What details have been released about the identities and circumstances of the fallen service members?
0:22–0:59
3
What travel and safety warnings is the State Department issuing for Americans in the Middle East?
0:59–1:39
4
Why is President Trump proposing tariffs on Canadian goods and what reasons did he cite?
1:39–2:21
5
What leadership changes and diplomatic moves are happening in the U.K. and Lebanon?
2:21–3:19
6
What races and candidates are shaping Arizona's midterm primary election today?
3:19–4:12