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Hitting a valuable island, I'm Roger Stern, Fox News. Oil for oil. As Iran blocks Western oil shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. struck Iran's Karg Island, the main hub for Iranian oil exports.
And where he's finding that leverage is Karg Island, which is responsible for 96% of Iran's oil exports. And right now, President Trump isn't bombing Iran's oil facilities on the island, but he did take out the military targets. The statement from President Trump on True Social announcing his actions, he said, quote, The United States Central Command executed one of the most powerful bombing raids in the history of the Middle East and totally obliterated every military target on Iran's crown jewel, Karg Island. I have chosen not to wipe out the oil infrastructure on the island. However, should Iran or anyone else do anything to interfere with the free and safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, I will immediately reconsider this decision.
Fox's Lucas Tomlinson in Dubai. The U.S. says it struck all important targets on Karg Island. The Iran war is now in its second week as Iran responds by attacking other nations in the Persian Gulf. Many congressional Republicans are holding firm in their threat not to pass other legislation until the House approves the controversial SAVE Act, requiring voters to show proof of citizenship. Republican Rep. Anna Polina Luna on Fox's Sunday in America.
We're willing to hold the line. Look, we are on the side of history here. We have the American people with us. This is an overwhelmingly popular issue and the president supports it. And so, Mr. President, we will be doing everything we can in the House to actually get this on your desk. And yes, that means going up against the Senate.
Save stands for secure American voter eligibility. Opponents argue would make it harder for legitimate voters to register. America is listening to Fox News.
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The U.S. wants Iranians to tip us off as to the location of Iran's top leaders, and the State Department is providing an incentive to do that. Here's Fox's Sean Langell.
Iranian citizens could earn up to $10 million and the ability to move to the U.S. if they're able to provide information regarding the whereabouts of 10 senior Iranian leaders. Those include Iran's new supreme leader, its national security advisor, as well as its defense council secretary and military office chief. The State Department is offering the reward money, saying the men command Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which plans and organizes terrorism around the world. Secured channels, including the signal messaging app, have been made available for those with information at the website rewardsforjustice.net. In Washington, Sean Langeville, Fox News.
Housing costs are climbing, and President Trump's trying to ease the pressure on homebuyers with new executive orders. Here's Fox's Madeline Rivera in Washington.
Regarding these two new executive orders that the president issued, one is aimed at cutting red tape for home construction. The other loosens regulations for home loans and makes it easier for small community banks to give mortgages. The housing market has remained stubbornly sluggish. But on the bright side, existing home sales increased by 1.7 percent in February for the National Association of Realtors. The president's executive orders come as Congress works to address housing as well. The Senate this week passed the most comprehensive housing package in decades. It boosts home building, provides more financial support for housing, and limits big investors from buying single-family homes.
The bill could face delays after President Trump said he would not sign legislation until Congress passes the SAVE Act, which would require voters to prove U.S. citizenship in order to vote. Opponents say it will make it harder for legitimate voters to cast their ballots.
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