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What new maritime threat did Iran's Revolutionary Guard announce for the Strait of Hormuz?
A new red flag from Iran. Elisa Brady, Fox News. Just getting reports the Revolutionary Guard is warning shipping companies an alternate route in the Strait of Hormuz is mined. Also threatening to cut off power to U.S. Gulf allies after President Trump warned the U.S. will hit a bridge or power plant in Iran every time a ship is attacked in the Strait.
How did U.S. officials respond to threats against shipping and power infrastructure in Iran?
Commercial ships are going through the straits and they're being blown up. The United States is defending that shipping.
Secretary of State Rubio in the Philippines for a summit as the president attended the dignified transfer of four U.S. service members killed since Friday. A federal judge sets a trial date for ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro in New York City.
U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein said the trial for Maduro and his wife Celia Flores on federal drug trafficking charges will begin June 1st of next year. Maduro and Flores have been held in a Brooklyn jail since early January when U.S. forces took both into custody out of their Venezuelan home. Both say they're not guilty. Maduro also continues to claim they were kidnapped and considers him and his wife prisoners of war.
Fox's Grinnell Scott. The Trump administration says the U.S. did not recognize Maduro as a legitimate president and calls his arrest a law enforcement action. The Gulf Coast from the Florida Panhandle to Texas under watches and warnings for Bertha.
Storm surge and rain flooding could be the most problematic part of Tropical Storm Bertha now approaching the New Orleans area and Point South. David Commerdell is the mayor in the fishing town of Grand Isle.
We got all our pump stations ready to go. in case electricity goes out, we've got our generators ready to go, and we've got tractors in case, you know, we've got pumps behind air.
Nearby Terrebonne Parish needed to rush repairs to its levee system damaged two years ago during Hurricane Francine. Government offices and schools and universities in and around New Orleans are shutting down.
Fox's Eben Brown, a state of emergency continues in West Virginia after flooding from storms yesterday. America is listening to Fox News.
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What did the judge rule about Nicolas Maduro's upcoming U.S. trial and detention status?
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Arrests made by immigration and customs enforcement hit a record. More than 43,000 immigrants were arrested by ICE agents and booked into detention centers in June, the highest monthly total since President Trump took office last year. released government data reveals how immigration agents are steadily ramping up operations across the country without large-scale high-profile operations reports say among those detained the non-criminal population is seeing the largest increase but borders are tom homan insists the majority of people being arrested are criminals the july 11th data shows 29 had criminal convictions while 31% had pending criminal charges. Lillian Wu, Fox News.
Protests and legal fights continue over ICE policies and conditions at some detention facilities. A COVID-era scheme involving a popular social media platform lands a former student. In prison.
An Illinois man sentenced to more than six years in prison for hacking the Snapchat accounts of hundreds of women to steal nude photos of them. He went on to sell, keep or trade on the Internet. Kyle Savara now expressing profound remorse and shame for what he got up to as a University of Illinois student at home on COVID lockdown. Prosecutors charge he used internet-based phone numbers to send text messages to 1,500 women, posing as a snap support team, getting security codes, allowing him to access their accounts. He even advertised his hacking service online and was paid by a Northeastern University coach to hack into the photos of women he coached. Therese Crowley, Fox News.
That coach was already sentenced to five years in prison.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
What new maritime threat did Iran's Revolutionary Guard announce for the Strait of Hormuz?
0:03–0:22
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How did U.S. officials respond to threats against shipping and power infrastructure in Iran?
0:22–2:13
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What did the judge rule about Nicolas Maduro's upcoming U.S. trial and detention status?
2:13–4:10