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What military actions are the U.S. taking in the Middle East?
More options for the commander-in-chief on Lisa Brady Fox News as the Pentagon sends more U.S.
forces to the Middle East. The Pentagon is sending the USS Tripoli, a marine amphibious ready group, and the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, about 2,500 U.S. Marines and 2,500 sailors to the Middle East. The Tripoli is stationed out of Japan. and it would take about two weeks to arrive in the Middle East.
Fox's Jennifer Griffin, the U.S. and Israel hitting more than 15,000 targets so far, but a big turnout in Iran's capital for annual demonstrations organized by the government.
What recent demonstrations occurred in Iran and their significance?
Thousands rallied in Tehran today for Al-Quds Day. It's a day of demonstrations in support of the Palestinians and against Israel. Several American flags were burned during this. Several Iranian leaders made public appearances, including President Mazut Pizeshkin, despite several Iranian leaders being killed during Operation Epic Fury.
Fox's Nate Foy in Tel Aviv, the Iranian president walking down a street in broad daylight. Vice President J.D. Vance just telling reporters the U.S. knows that Iran's new supreme leader is injured, but doesn't know how badly, after the strikes that killed his father, mother, wife, and a son early on in the fighting. the vice president visiting North Carolina, touting the Trump economic agenda, including last year's big, beautiful bill.
The biggest tax cut for people making under $100,000 that we have ever seen in tax legislation in this country.
Democrats argue the president's sending costs higher with tariffs and fighting in the Middle East. The president just signing a pair of executive orders aimed at helping to address home affordability concerns. One order aims to reduce the government's own regulatory burdens. The other to reduce the regulatory hurdles tied to mortgages, making it easier for smaller community banks to provide home loans. Stocks sink the Dow down 117 points at the bell. America is listening to Fox News.
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A man accused of buying a gun for the Old Dominion University shooter is now facing federal charges. The shooter, a naturalized U.S. citizen and former Army National Guard member, was a convicted felon, not allowed to have a gun after pleading guilty in an ISIS-related case in 2017. Also getting reports, the shooter wanted to know if ROTC students were in the classroom before opening fire yesterday in Virginia. He killed an instructor and wounded two others before students subdued him and he was killed. TSA workers are missing their first full paychecks. As the Department of Homeland Security funding freeze continues.
More than 300 TSA workers have reportedly quit since the DHS shutdown began in mid-February. As tens of thousands go without pay, some are calling out sick, leading to longer airport security lines and wait times. TSA officer DeAndra White is still turning up to work at Washington, D.C. 's Reagan National Airport.
We are hurting and we deserve to be compensated for what we do. And I hope that we are heard because I think a lot of us are feeling very, very distressed.
Senate Democrats want immigration and customs enforcement reforms before funding DHS. The chamber blocking another bill to fund the agency Thursday. And Republicans blocked a Democratic plan to fund everything at DHS except for ICE. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
The Justice Department will appeal a federal judge's ruling tossing out subpoenas in a probe federal prosecutors insist is about potential fraud and cost overruns on a new Fed headquarters building. D.C. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro moments ago calling Judge James Boasberg an activist judge.
This judge.
has put himself at the entrance door to the grand jury, slamming that door shut. In his ruling, Boasberg says a mountain of evidence suggests the purpose of the subpoenas was to pressure the Fed to cut interest rates.
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