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How did U.S. strikes against Iran escalate after nine nights of attacks?
Neither side is letting up. Elisa Brady, Fox News. After nine straight nights of U.S. strikes on Iran.
Tencom saying the U.S. has hit targets in Iran, mainly military command and control centers, as well as launching sites for missiles and drones. Those U.S. attacks come after Friday's attack by Iran with a ballistic missile in Jordan killed three U.S. service members.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv. Two of those Americans identified as First Lieutenant Tyler James Fian of Hawaii and Private Isabella Gonzalez of Texas, just 19 years old. The White House says President Trump will attend a dignified transfer tomorrow. A fourth service member was killed Saturday during the controlled detonation of an Iranian drone in Iraq. As the U.S. hits Iran and Iran attacks Gulf neighbors, the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen... Now say they will block Saudi shipping at the gateway to the Red Sea. An update expected soon from the FBI, which has a man in custody after a fire was set outside a federal building in New York City earlier today, injuring at least two people.
What occurred outside of 26 Federal Plaza this morning was deeply disturbing.
Mayors are on Mamdani, pledging cooperation with the federal probe. Borders are Tom Holman calls the incident another example of attacking ICE. For now, the motive remains under investigation. That federal building includes immigration offices. Two social media influencers facing rape and sex trafficking charges in the UK just making their first appearance in federal court in Miami, where they were arrested over the weekend.
We're confident that we're going to win. We've never seen a scintilla of evidence that indicates that these guys are guilty of anything.
Who were the U.S. service members killed and what are the planned dignified transfer details?
They're being punished and attacked for what they say, not what they've done.
Defense attorney Joseph McBride, after a brief hearing where the Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, said they'll fight extradition to the UK. Investigators there say they now face 38 charges in all. The brothers have dual U.S. and British citizenship. America is listening to Fox News.
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The $81 billion merger between Paramount and Warner Brothers suddenly on hold as a federal judge grants the temporary restraining order sought by multiple states to stop the deal from closing for at least two weeks. California and 11 states sued, arguing it would create a media monopoly and harm competition. The merger has also raised concerns in Hollywood's creative community. Fox's Hillary Barsky, Paramount says it will vigorously. defend the deal, arguing the lawsuit distorts antitrust law based on a misrepresentation of competition in the entertainment industry and should be dismissed. An international effort to stop the illegal live streaming of World Cup soccer matches.
The Justice Department says more than a thousand websites illegally streaming live World Cup matches were seized through a warrant filed in U.S.
How are Iran-backed groups and the Houthis responding in the Red Sea and regionally?
District Court in the Eastern District of Virginia, part of Operation Offsides. a partnership with agencies and jurisdictions across 54 countries. It's reported that 1,970 illegal streamers were blocked during the tournament, identified with the help of soccer's governing body FIFA, media companies, and the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment Anti-Piracy Coalition. The most, 1,140, were based in Colombia, with others in Argentina, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic. Chris Foster, Fox News.
Fighter jets scrambling in New Jersey where President Trump attended the World Cup final because of planes in the wrong place at the wrong time.
F-16 fighter jets intercepting multiple aircraft violating temporary flight restriction airspace over Bedminster and East Rutherford in New Jersey, according to the North American Aerospace Defense Command.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
How did U.S. strikes against Iran escalate after nine nights of attacks?
0:02–1:37
2
Who were the U.S. service members killed and what are the planned dignified transfer details?
1:37–2:59
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How are Iran-backed groups and the Houthis responding in the Red Sea and regionally?
2:59–4:01
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What is the FBI saying about the fire outside 26 Federal Plaza and the suspect in custody?
4:01–4:10