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Who was sworn in on the Senate floor and why did it provoke an emotional response?
An emotional moment on the Senate floor. Elisa Brady, Fox News. That applause for Darlene Graham just sworn in as an interim U.S. Senator to finish her late brother Lindsey Graham's term ending in January. She's the first woman to serve in the U.S. Senate for South Carolina. A U.S. blockade of Iranian shipping set to resume an hour from now, but President Trump is reversing course on charging a fee for securing the Strait of Hormuz, replacing it with trade and investment after calls from Gulf allies.
And they would love to invest more money in the United States at record amounts. And that would be very acceptable. And this way, there's no fee. I don't like the concept of a fee.
Why is President Trump reversing a proposed fee for protecting the Strait of Hormuz?
But at the same time, it's not fair that we're protecting this street for the entire world.
Just getting reports of new U.S. strikes on Iran. A U.S. official telling Reuters they're eliminating emerging threats. Most vehicle stops by immigration and customs enforcement agents are being suspended forever.
Government sources tell Fox News ICE agents must now scale back use of vehicle stops. The guidance comes after confrontations involving federal agents in Texas and Maine that ended with people being shot and killed. In both cases, the Department of Homeland Security claims vehicles the victims were in were being weaponized against agents.
Fox's Grinnell Scott. The new guidance still allows vehicle stops in some cases when targets have violent records or face serious charges. A source also tells Fox new training will be approved by the Homeland Security Secretary. An outbreak of illness believed to be driven by a microscopic parasite on produce. keeps expanding. Federal health officials now say there are more than 5,000 additional cyclospora cases around the country requiring confirmation in addition to the CDC's more than 1,600 confirmed cases. They've issued a health alert to physicians to urge testing. America is listening to Fox News.
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The president's latest comments on Iran happening during a White House meeting with the new leader of Iraq, who is signaling a new relationship with the U.S.
In his first visit to Washington since becoming prime minister in May, Ali al-Zaidi says he's looking to the future.
On the 30th of September, the U.S. forces will be out of Iraq. While U.S. companies will be inside Iraq.
There is a September 30th deadline for all remaining U.S. forces to withdraw from Iraq. President Trump says that won't end the partnership between the two countries.
They have done a fantastic job over the last short period, very short period of time. But they have a great leader, the new prime minister.
What new U.S. strikes on Iran are being reported and what are officials saying?
He's a great leader. I think he's going to be there for a long period of time.
President Trump's major oil partnerships will be announced in the coming days. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
A former Columbia University grad student arrested over pro-Palestinian campus protests is now suing the Trump administration, accusing federal officials of working with pro-Israel groups to silence activists.
I ask you not to see... This is only my case.
Mahmoud Khalil says it belongs to any immigrants, students, academics, and others who've been threatened, pressured, or punished.
Why is ICE suspending most vehicle stops and what prompted the guidance change?
A federal judge released Khalil after several months in detention, but he still faces possible deportation. The administration accusing him of helping to spearhead violent protests and misrepresenting information on his green card application, which he denies. The new Fed chair says no more hints ahead of interest rate decisions. Kevin Warsh. Telling a House panel.
We want to get policy right. And I think being somewhat more circumspect in our communications, at least for me, is a better way of calling balls and strikes.
This while he also suggests caution on the latest inflation report showing a drop in consumer prices in June.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
Who was sworn in on the Senate floor and why did it provoke an emotional response?
0:02–0:42
2
Why is President Trump reversing a proposed fee for protecting the Strait of Hormuz?
0:42–2:54
3
What new U.S. strikes on Iran are being reported and what are officials saying?
2:54–3:29
4
Why is ICE suspending most vehicle stops and what prompted the guidance change?
3:29–4:11