Chapter 1: What are the latest updates on U.S. casualties in the Israeli conflict with Iran?
The first American casualties. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Three U.S. service members died in the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran and five others seriously injured. Officials have yet to say exactly where the attack occurred, but for two days now, the Iranians have been targeting multiple U.S. bases and facilities, including in Iraq, Syria, Bahrain.
The names of those who were killed have yet to be released. The Pentagon also confirming the U.S. deployed B-2 stealth bombers armed with 2,000-pound bombs Fox's Mark Meredith. And President Trump just released a video statement on Truth Social saying it was possible U.S. forces would suffer casualties. Evidence of possible terrorism in a Texas mass shooting.
Law enforcement official tells the AP the gunman who killed three people and injured 14 at a bar in Austin today was wearing a sweatshirt that said Property of Allah and another shirt with an Iranian flag. Earlier, Senator Ted Cruz tells Fox News. We don't know for sure.
There are some early reports that this shooting may be connected to terrorism, but we need to follow the evidence and see in particular what motivated the shooting. We are certainly, Heidi and I are praying for those who were wounded and the families of those who were killed. And lawmakers are divided over President Trump's authority to launch military efforts without congressional approval.
I believe that this is a disastrous vote for any Democrat to vote for Donald Trump's war in the Middle East. So I hope we will hold the line. And then, like I said, there are a few Republicans who share Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson and others Rand Paul's view. And we've got to make the case to them. It'll be a close vote.
That's Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna on NBC's Meet the Press. America's listening to Fox News. Keep up to date with the very latest in Iran. Follow and listen to the Fox News Hourly Update podcast and dive deep with the Fox News Rundown podcast. Get them now at foxnewspodcast.com or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.
One person's in critical condition and eight others injured following a mass shooting at a music venue in Cincinnati. Reporter Brenda Ordonez with Fox 19 Cincinnati has more. The club was packed. That's what witnesses tell us. Now, family members of those that were inside tell us their loved ones were hurt in the chaos that followed.
Family members of the victims tell me they were trampled, screaming as hundreds rushed for that exit. Now, a witness who I spoke to anonymously said it didn't start with gunfire. He says an altercation inside the venue left one person unconscious. He says 10 to 15 minutes later, he says he heard 7 to 10 gunshots ring out and everyone hit the ground.
Now, police have not confirmed if these incidents were connected.
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Chapter 2: What evidence links the Texas mass shooting to possible terrorism?
Police have said there is no threat to the public but have not announced any arrests or identified any suspects. A social media post indicated that venue was hosting a birthday party Saturday night. The first race of the new IndyCar season looked a lot like the old one. Fox's Greg Thompson explains. At this point, it's almost a bigger surprise when Alex Pillow doesn't win a race.
As a three-time defending IndyCar Series champion started the 2026 season by picking up right where he left off in 2025. The best has returned better than ever. Alex Pillow makes it back-to-back wins on the streets of St. Pete. On Fox TV, it wasn't even close. Pillow finishes more than 12.8 seconds ahead of the rest of the field, becoming the first driver since 2017 and 2018 to win the St.
Petersburg Grand Prix in back-to-back years. By the way, last year, he won each of the first two races of the season and five of the first six. Greg Thompson, Fox News. And Scream's making a killing at the box office. Its original slasher movie, Scream 7, debuting with the franchise best, $64 million for the weekend. I'm Carmen Roberts, and this is Fox News.
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