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How is President Trump using economic pressure to influence Iran’s actions?
Putting the pressure on Iran. I'm Ted Lindner, Fox News. President Trump on Sunday indicating he's prepared to use economic pressure and not military force to try and encourage Iran to agree to an end to the months-long conflict, telling Axios, quote, We're low-keying it. We're only semi negotiating with them, just watching the fact that they have no money. This is Iran continues to defy the U.S. by striking more ships in the Strait of Hormuz and Oman. Iran and Iran are reportedly close to a deal to manage the waterway. Meantime, Iran's Supreme Leader is alive according to Iran, and they're providing proof.
What evidence is Iran presenting to prove its Supreme Leader is alive?
Fox is Marion Rafferty with more details on this.
Iran is reportedly preparing to release proof its Supreme Leader is alive and healthy. Tehran claiming photos will be published in the coming days. The Supreme Leader has been in hiding since the US Iran war began in March.
Why are U.S. gas and crude prices rising amid the Iran conflict?
There's been speculation he was hurt or killed in the same airstrikes that killed his father. State media also saying the Supreme Leader met with Iran's president this weekend to discuss the economy, military, and the ongoing conflict with Israel. And the US.
This comes amid talks between the US and Iran, though President Trump said he was only semi negotiating with them. Part of the cost of the conflict is higher gas and oil prices and crude prices are heading higher again. Mrs. Trilby Lumberg with the Lumberg survey said gas prices rose again as well.
Prices are up about eight cents in the past two weeks and the new price is four dollars eighteen cents.
Which candidates are shaping the upcoming Wisconsin and Minnesota elections?
Triple A putting the national average at four dollars and one cent a gallon. No winner in Saturday night's Powerball drying means tonight's jackpots up to at least nine hundred and five million dollars. The prize ranks as the eighth largest jackpot in Powerball history. An evacuation orders in place across parts of the western U.S. and southwest Canada. Extremely hot and dry conditions fuel the spread of wildfires in the region. America's listening to Fox News. The Wisconsin gubernatorial primaries are Tuesday. Republican candidate Congressman Tom Tiffany on Fox's The Big Weekend Show says the informal Virginia Governor Glenn Young will lay out a plan Monday to reduce the cost of building homes.
Here's how we're going to reduce costs for you so that you have more money in your pocket. Plus, we're gonna bring you better jobs to Wisconsin by not raising taxes, reducing taxes, and reducing the red tape here in Wisconsin.
Democratic frontrunner, State Assemblywoman Francesca Hong, supports subsiding construction of affordable housing units and wants to create a state housing authority. She also proposed a data center moratorium to give the state time to pass regulations. Minnesota voters headed to the polls Tuesday.
What happened when fighter jets intercepted planes over President Trump’s golf club?
Republican Senate candidate Michelle Tefoya telling Fox is the big weekend show. She's the one for residents who are frustrated with decades of democratic rule.
We're go not going to reelect the establishment politicians who have embarrassed us and who have lost billions and billions of dollars to fraud. When are we across the spectrum in Minnesota gonna stand up and say we want common sense, not crazy?
Frontrunners Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan and Congresswoman Angie Craig are vying for the Democratic nomination. President Trump hasn't endorsed a candidate in the election. The state's Democratic Party criticizing Tafoya for her support of the Iran war and for advising residents concerned about affordability to quote take one less trip to Starbucks. And it's not the first time it's happened. F-16 fighter jets had to scramble to intercept at least two planes, violating airspace over President Trump's golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey Sunday afternoon. The airspace above the club had been temporarily restricted as the venue hosts the Live Golf New York tournament. The President, an avid golf enthusiast himself, was attending the event.
I'm Ted Lindner. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How is President Trump using economic pressure to influence Iran’s actions?
0:03–0:37
2
What evidence is Iran presenting to prove its Supreme Leader is alive?
0:37–0:52
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Why are U.S. gas and crude prices rising amid the Iran conflict?
0:52–1:33
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Which candidates are shaping the upcoming Wisconsin and Minnesota elections?
1:33–2:47
5
What happened when fighter jets intercepted planes over President Trump’s golf club?
2:47–3:57