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Why did Israel reject the 15‑point plan to disarm Hamas?
Israel rejects the deal. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News in a rare public break with President Trump. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu today rejected the 15-point plan to disarm Hamas and vowed that Israeli forces will not leave Gaza until Hamas gives up its weapons.
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Iran's Supreme National Security Council issued a fresh statement over the weekend calling on the United States to permanently end the war in the region and compensate Iran for damages before the strait would reopen. This does come as Iran's foreign minister says even if a deal is reached, it doesn't necessarily mean the strait will stay open.
Hundreds of millions of dollars each day. And according to US Central Command, as of August 8th, CENTCOM redirected fifty-three commercial vessels, disabled two and boarded two.
Foxes tray Yangston Tel Aviv.
What are the key issues shaping Wisconsin’s governor race this week?
Progressive politics takes center stage in Wisconsin's governor's race this week.
Francesca Hong is barnstorming the state of Wisconsin this weekend. She continues to make the case that her campaign is about permanent affordability. But there have been concerns, including from the Washington Post editorial board, over how she'll be able to fund some of her initiatives. She's also been forced to respond to a lot of previous social media posts, some of which she's walked back, like wanting to cancel Thanksgiving. Regardless, some Democrats have warned against her candidacy.
Fox says Madeline Rivera. In addition to Tuesday's primary in Wisconsin, voters also hedge the polls that day in Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, and Alabama. And a suspected Irish crime boss, Daniel Kinnahan, is back in Dublin after being extradited from Dubai.
How are Taiwan’s annual war games preparing the island for Chinese pressure?
He's accused of being an international drug smuggler and money launderer. America's listening to Fox News. Annual war games are underway in Taiwan where China's neighbor is testing new mid size attack drones.
The annual drills are meant to examine Taiwan's readiness amid growing Chinese pressure. China Taiwan analyst Sung Wen Ti says this year is less about performative displays of firepower and more about improving combat capabilities. Civil preparedness is tested too, like here in the city of Kao Siang. And just like that, one of the largest cities here in Taiwan coming to a standstill. You can hear the warning sirens going off, basically telling people. To get inside and take shelter.
Why is Yosemite National Park installing automated surveillance cameras and what are the privacy concerns?
It is a drill meant to prepare everyone here on this island for the possibility of an incoming air attack. Taiwan knows its defense can't solely rely on its soldiers. Everyone has a role to play. However, the US is currently stalling on a massive fourteen billion dollar arms package to Taiwan.
Fox is Jeff Paul in Taipei. The growing controversy over automated surveillance cameras reaches one of America's most famous national parks.
New flock cameras have been installed across Yosemite National Park despite mass surveillance concerns. The New York Post and the website DFlock.org report that the devices were erected in six Yosemite locations last month. However, Yosemite officials say the cameras are not there to relicense plates but to help control traffic, which can cause massive backups of up to ninety minutes on weekends.
What changes are coming to the Ford Mustang and how might a hybrid four‑door version impact the market?
More than one hundred sixty. Seventeen thousand automated license plate readers from Flock Safety are located all across the US, with at least sixteen thousand in California alone. Paul Stevens, Fox News.
And the Mustang is getting a major makeover. Ford reportedly plans a four-door, gas-powered version of the iconic sports car, possibly with hybrid power. The Wall Street Journal says it could hit showrooms before the end of the decade, and a major departure for America's iconic muscle car.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why did Israel reject the 15‑point plan to disarm Hamas?
0:03–1:07
2
What are the key issues shaping Wisconsin’s governor race this week?
1:07–1:52
3
How are Taiwan’s annual war games preparing the island for Chinese pressure?
1:52–2:35
4
Why is Yosemite National Park installing automated surveillance cameras and what are the privacy concerns?
2:35–3:23
5
What changes are coming to the Ford Mustang and how might a hybrid four‑door version impact the market?
3:23–3:53