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How is the US planning an economic onslaught against Iran?

Elisa Brady 0:03
Economic asphyxiation on the Sebradi Fox News. That's how the US Treasury Secretary describes the next move against Iran.
Scott Bessent 0:10
We are launching an economic onslaught against Iran's financial connections around the globe.
Elisa Brady 0:17
Secretary Scott Besson says the clock is ticking for countries and entities to sever economic ties with Iran or face their own consequences, including possible secondary sanctions, adding that no one is above being held accountable.
Jonathan Hunt 0:30
But the big question here is how does the US get Russia and China on board? They are the critical nations in terms of supporting Iran.

Why are Russia and China critical to U.S. pressure on Iran?

Jonathan Hunt 0:40
Russia, as it continues to prosecute its war in Ukraine, and China, as it continues to look towards Taiwan, both have vested interests in keeping the US tied up with Iran.
Elisa Brady 0:53
Foxes, Jonathan Hunt, and Tel Aviv, the US and Canada blaming each other for a
Jared Halpern 0:57
breakdown in trade talks. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant says President Trump wants Canadian leaders to negotiate in good faith following a breakdown in talks last week.
Scott Bessent 1:11
Uh, they chose to reject it.
Jared Halpern 1:12
Higher import taxes hit dozens of Canadian products over the weekend. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government will respond dollar for dollar and says Canada will only return to the negotiating table when the US has the right attitude.

What sparked the trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada over import taxes?

Unknown 1:27
We could not accept what the US had offered. Nor could we give what they asked.
Jared Halpern 1:32
Kearney also says he intends to expand trade relationships with the EU and other partners.
Elisa Brady 1:38
Fox is Jared Halburn at the White House. The judge just denying a defense motion for a mistrial in the case against Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother, charged with murder and the deaths of her three young children. The defense claims postpartum psychosis.

What are the key details in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial?

Elisa Brady 1:50
Closing arguments are expected this week.
Elisa Brady 2:01
Family members are raising questions about the death of a flight attendant during a layover in Hawaii.
Jeff Bonasso 2:06
Fifty year old Jenny Lupton, an Oklahoma mom and flight attendant for Southwest Airlines, was found dead last Thursday outside the Hilton Hawaiian Village Resort on Waikiki Beach, with a medical examiner's office saying it appears she fell from her twenty-fourth floor balcony during a layover. Lupton's family saying they weren't contacted until twenty-four hours after the body was found, that they've received little information from investigators. They contended the body.
Jeff Bonasso 2:40
Jeff Manasso, Fox News.

How are AI‑powered license‑plate cameras helping solve a mass‑murder case?

Elisa Brady 2:42
Cameras that automatically read license plates and have faced recent controversy in multiple states are getting some credit in Washington State, where law enforcement officials say a network of cameras helped track a suspect accused of mass murder in Oregon.
Eben Brown 2:56
Deputies in Forest Grove, Oregon, west of Portland had been looking for a suspect wanted for killing five people found dead at a rural property surrounded by several dead domestic animals. And that suspect had been found dead himself more than three hours away in Unam Claw, Washington, south of Seattle. Police there were able to track his movements using AI powered cameras. Now we saw that uh he had hit.
Elisa Brady 3:32
Boxes have been brown, some cities and states moving to pause new cameras or add restrictions. As the US targets Iran with an economic D-Day, Pakistan's Army chief arrives in Iran in effort to renew diplomatic efforts to reach a peace deal, greeted earlier today by Iran's Interior Minister. Recapping stocks, the Dow finishes in the green up 140 points. The SP and the Nasdaq in the red. Аліса Брайди Фокс Ньюс.

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