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What details are reported about the 13th night of U.S. airstrikes against Iran?
Striking Iran. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. U.S. military completing a 13th night of airstrikes against Iran on Thursday, and there's no signs of letting up.
When it comes to the U.S. retaliating against the Iranian regime and its proxies in the Middle East for their behavior, the president's policy isn't quite so limited.
Just ask the secretary of state. The president's policy is ahead for a night. I mean, honestly, that's what it's going to be. I mean, they will pay a very heavy price for the things they're doing.
Rubio's comments in response to new threats from the regime, and they come as the U.S.
How are U.S. officials and lawmakers responding to threats from Iran and its proxies?
carries out a 13th consecutive night of strikes, with the U.S. warning that the IRGC-led government will suffer the consequences for its actions and those perpetrated by its proxies like the Houthis over in the Red Sea and elsewhere.
Fox's Kevin Cork. This morning, a series of explosions heard near a military base hosting U.S. forces in northern Iraq, hours after the U.S. military said they'd wrapped up their 13th night of strikes. The House has passed a resolution to restrict President Trump and halt the war in Iran, showing more Republicans are on board with ending the conflict. The Senate previously rejected something similar. Fox's Chad Pergram.
A split House-Senate decision. The current resolution is adopted. And the motion is not agreed. The House voting to shackle the president and end the fighting. Four Republicans joined all Democrats to halt the conflict. The president's supporters claimed the vote undercuts American forces. The president's Senate allies rejected the House's Iran rebuke. The Senate defeated a similar war powers measure. Republicans contending that the U.S. has Iran on the ropes.
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Tonight's take two for the White House Correspondents Association dinner. The original event was called off in April after an armed man tried to launch an attack at the Washington Hilton.
White House Correspondents Dinner will be held at the Waldorf Astorium. President Trump is expected to attend and speak. Earlier this week, Secret Service Director Sean Curran spoke about the security environment. He said they've opened 10,000 investigations just this year involving threats to their protectees.
The numbers are numbers at this agency and certainly I have never seen in my 24-year career.
What happened in northern Iraq near a U.S. military base after the strikes?
They're off the charts. The threat, you know, picture and environment is as large as I've ever seen it.
While most of the president's cabinet will attend tonight's dinner, the first lady, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Vice President Vance will not due to prior commitments. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
President Trump announced a newly signed U.S.-Saudi civilian nuclear cooperation agreement will be strictly contingent on Saudi Arabia normalizing relations with Israel and joining the Abraham Accords. Fox's Peter Doocy with more from the White House.
The Abraham Accords require countries there in the Middle East to formalize relationships with Israel. Israel, that is not something that the Saudis have done yet. And officials here insist that President Trump has not been pressured by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to make this a two-step process where first the Saudis must recognize Israel formally if they want to have a civilian nuclear program. The president further clarifies the civil nuclear deal.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What details are reported about the 13th night of U.S. airstrikes against Iran?
0:02–0:34
2
How are U.S. officials and lawmakers responding to threats from Iran and its proxies?
0:34–2:48
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What happened in northern Iraq near a U.S. military base after the strikes?
2:48–3:57
4
Why did the House pass a resolution to restrict the president’s war powers on Iran?
3:57–4:11