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What recent events are affecting Israel and Iran?
There's more damage in Israel. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News, as Iran continues to counterattack.
As diplomatic efforts play out, the Iranians are continuing their attacks against Israel, launching a number of ballistic missile barrages against this country overnight. One of those missiles early this morning slammed into the heart of Tel Aviv. We just returned from this scene where first responders were removing debris and rubble. This was a direct impact, according to police. and there was a 220-pound warhead on top of the missile that caused the damage.
Fox's Trey Yanks also reports from Tel Aviv other Iranian missiles were shot down. President Trump says talks with Iran continue through his special envoy, so he's delayed his threat to attack Iran's power plants and energy infrastructure five days.
It could very well end up being a very good deal.
How is the U.S. responding to the situation in Iran?
for everybody.
Iran, though, as Fox's Jonathan Savage reports, is telling a different story.
One man rumored to be the key Iranian in talks with the United States insists no negotiations have taken place. Mohammad Bakr Khalibaf, the powerful speaker of Iran's parliament, says President Trump's announcement of productive conversations is just fake news to manipulate the markets.
Speaking of those, oil prices rising back up about 2%. The morning after the big oil drops and stock futures are down modestly. Homeland Security is getting a new leader.
Cheers on the Senate floor Monday night as the chamber voted to confirm Senator Mark Wayne Mullen's confirmation to be the next Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security in a 54 to 45 vote. Senate vote comms amid an ongoing partial DHS shutdown as Democrats continue to withhold support for a funding package that does not include significant reforms to ICE.
Fox's Kristen Goodwin. There are ongoing talks in the Senate on ending that funding stalemate that's led to even longer security lines at airports. TSA agents working without pay more than a month. Some aren't showing up. Immigration agents have been deployed to airports to help. America's listening to Fox News. News.
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While the U.S. military continues Operation Epic Fury against Iran for a 25th day, some troops are still considering making a comeback. After more than 8,000 were forced out during COVID for refusing to get vaccinated.
Should those service members want to return to active duty, the deadline has now been extended by a year to April 1, 2027. War Secretary Pete Hegseth. Our obligations to make things right are not yet complete. Although thousands were discharged, only hundreds have returned to the military. Hegseth is hoping those numbers increase, and he provided some further incentive for potential reconsideration. The active service obligation for individuals returning to service under this guidance
What changes are happening in U.S. Homeland Security leadership?
is now reduced from four years to two years. Hegseth said that change will also be grandfathered in for the service members who have already returned to duty. Kevin Uretsky, Fox News.
A man in the U.S. illegally who came here from Venezuela in 2023 is facing murder charges in Chicago, but still hasn't appeared in court after a postponed hearing yesterday because he's ill. Jose Medina accused in the shooting death of an 18-year-old college student, Sheridan Gorman, last week. Also facing a court date in Chicago, a man accused of making anti-Semitic threats.
Federal prosecutors say 31-year-old Timothy Holmes replied to an ex-posting by the Israeli government with the threat to shoot up a synagogue. They say an investigation revealed additional threatening communications from Holmes' account, including comments about Jews. The federal complaint also alleges he doxed an Israeli government official.
How is the military addressing COVID-related discharges?
Over the government's objection, a federal judge ordered Holmes released on bond.
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