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What new warnings did President Trump issue to Iran and what are the potential military actions?
Military action considered. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump has issued new warnings to Iran. Fox's Kevin Cork tells us the president's reportedly considering waging limited strikes in the Strait of Hormuz.
While posting an AI-generated image suggesting Karg Island, Iran's major oil export hub, might be targeted next. As for the IRGC, well, ever resistant to U.S. pressure, well, they fired at least eight ballistic missiles toward American interests in Jordan after the U.S. hit IRGC launch positions on Larrac Island.
How is the U.S. Army leadership shake‑up unfolding with Secretary Dan Driscoll’s resignation?
Sources tell Fox News most of the incoming fire from the regime was, in fact, intercepted. On Wall Street, unsubstantiated rumors of Iranian mines hitting targets in the Strait of Hormuz sent oil prices higher, though U.S. officials say the Iranians, frankly, are just lying to try to affect markets.
A shakeup in the U.S. military. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned as we hear from Fox's Jennifer Griffin.
It's not surprising. Secretary Driscoll, who's a close ally of Vice President Vance, has been butting heads with Secretary Hegseth for months now.
What is the status of the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and what evidence is the jury reviewing?
In fact, he had disagreed with Secretary Hegseth's decision to fire many of the Army's top generals, top leaders, leading to a bit of a brain drain in the Army. And now we understand that Secretary Driscoll has submitted his resignation.
America is listening to Fox News and still no verdict in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. They're deciding whether Clancy is legally responsible for the deaths of her three young children. Fox's Brian Yennis in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Over three days, this jury will be back tomorrow at 9 a.m. for day four of deliberations. The only real interesting thing today, at least you can say, is that, well, there was no note.
Who was convicted in the Tupac Shakur murder case and what was the jury’s reasoning?
No question from this jury. In fact, this jury has only had one note over these last three days, and that was to ask to see two pieces of evidence, the bags of prescription pill bottles that were found in the home.
America's listening to Fox News. The accused killer of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur has been convicted. Fox's
Kristen Goodwin has the story. After less than three hours of deliberations, a jury finding Dwayne Davis. Guilty of first degree murder with use of a deadly weapon. Prosecutors say Davis.
Why is construction on the White House ballroom and military complex continuing despite court challenges?
A former leader of the Compton Crips gang orchestrated the 1996 fatal drive-by shooting of Tupac in Las Vegas after a fight involving the rapper's entourage and Davis' nephew. The 63-year-old is not accused of pulling the trigger but of providing the gun. Charged in 2023 after co-writing a book, prosecutors say detailed his involvement. The defense argued there was no physical evidence. A judge ordering Davis to be held with no bail. A sentencing hearing is set for October 13th. Kristen Goodwin, Fox
News. Construction can continue on a White House ballroom project ordered by President Trump.
What recent tragedies and notable deaths were reported, including the Grand Canyon flood and Wendell Berry?
Fox's Jared Halpern has more.
A divided Supreme Court is allowing construction on the $400 million project to continue, overturning lower court orders. It is a win for President Trump, who wrote on social media, the ballroom and military complex can be built without further contingency, doubt or threat. President Trump says military and security facilities are incorporated into the project. His administration has argued preventing construction is a matter of national security. Four justices, including Chief Justice John Roberts, disagreed with the majority, arguing construction without congressional approval is likely unlawful. At the White House, Jared Halpern, Fox News.
The bodies of a Texas chiropractor and at least one other person have been found. After a major weekend flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon, at least one person is still missing. And environmentalist Wendell Berry has died. Kentucky-born author and agrarian who wrote essays, poems, and novels celebrating the farming communities of his native state and the excesses of an industrial commercialized society was 92. I'm Sue Guzman. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What new warnings did President Trump issue to Iran and what are the potential military actions?
0:02–0:35
2
How is the U.S. Army leadership shake‑up unfolding with Secretary Dan Driscoll’s resignation?
0:35–1:07
3
What is the status of the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and what evidence is the jury reviewing?
1:07–1:43
4
Who was convicted in the Tupac Shakur murder case and what was the jury’s reasoning?
1:43–2:17
5
Why is construction on the White House ballroom and military complex continuing despite court challenges?
2:17–2:50
6
What recent tragedies and notable deaths were reported, including the Grand Canyon flood and Wendell Berry?
2:50–3:58