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What did President Trump warn about U.S. strikes on Iran and Pickaxe Mountain?
Warning Iran. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. President Trump warning of expanding U.S. strikes against Iran. Fox's Jared Halperin's got more from the White House.
Following a week and a half of daily airstrikes, President Trump warned Iran. Honestly, they haven't seen anything yet. We've been nice. We've been nice. During a meeting with Lebanon's president, President Trump told reporters the U.S. will soon hit Pickaxe Mountain, a suspected nuclear site where Iran is believed to have transferred centrifuges.
How did the White House describe the status of talks with Iran and potential meetings?
At the same time, the president is pushing back on suggestions. Talks between the two countries are over.
You don't know what the dialogue is behind the scenes that they want to meet desperately to try and end it because they're getting decimated.
But President Trump says unless Iran is ready to meet in a meaningful way, he has no interest. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
New Jersey's governor blaming her predecessor for the registration of more than 6,000 non-citizens to the state's voter rolls. Fox's Eric Schaun with more.
Thousands of non-citizens were added to New Jersey's voter rolls because of a computer glitch. New Jersey's governor, Mikey Sherrill, says that a software error in the state's motor vehicle system led to about 6,600 people who are not citizens being registered as Garden State voters when they apply for a driver's license. And she's ordered the illegal voters be removed from the rolls.
It's unacceptable that no one in the previous administration brought this to light, demanded accountability, or took action when it happened years ago.
The investigation says it found less than 400 of those who were improperly registered actually did vote. And of those 400 that were registered in all the parties, there were Democrats, Republicans, and unaffiliated voters.
And U.S. Representative Andy Biggs, a fierce ally of President Trump and former head of the House Freedom Caucus, winning the Republican nomination for Arizona governor. He'll face Democrat Governor Katie Hobbs in November. America's listening to Fox News.
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President Trump is headed to Georgia today to speak to supporters in the Atlanta area. Fox's Tanya J. Powers with more.
President Trump's visit comes less than six months after his trip to a North Georgia steel factory and ahead of two major midterm elections in the state. His stop in Marietta is expected to highlight education, according to officials at Wheeler High School in Cobb County. He's also expected to talk about the recent launch of Trump Accounts, a federal savings and investment vehicle for children. Republican Rick Jackson, a health care CEO and political newcomer, is facing former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia's gubernatorial race and is expected to appear with Trump. Congressman Mike Collins is also expected to be there. He's taking on incumbent Democratic Senator John Ossoff in the general election.
Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
Authorities are warning that some drug smugglers are using rideshare services to transport illegal contraband. Fox's Brooke Taylor.
Agents are issuing a new warning. They're increasing calls about criminal organizations using rideshare apps to move illegal migrants deeper into the U.S. without putting their own members behind the wheel. Border Patrol warning drivers to be on the lookout for pickup requests that are in remote areas near the border, third-party bookings, or passengers who look disoriented or covered in dirt. Now, all this comes as illegal crossings remain near historic lows. Agents warn drivers who unknowingly transport illegal migrants could face alien smuggling or harboring charges.
Why were 6,600 non-citizens reportedly added to New Jersey's voter rolls?
Uber telling Fox the safety of its drivers is a top priority and they're allowed to cancel any ride in which they feel unsafe.
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