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What U.S. strikes targeted Iran’s military and infrastructure overnight?
Hitting Iran, a ninth straight night. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. This after Iran's deadly attacks in neighboring countries housing American bases. Fox's Trey Yinks reports from Tel Aviv.
According to U.S. Central Command, a variety of different targets were hit, including Iranian military command centers, surveillance sites, maritime capabilities, missile and drone launch positions, and communications networks. The strikes do come after three U.S. service members were killed by an Iranian ballistic missile attack in Jordan on Friday. A forced soldier was killed in northern Iraq during a controlled detonation of an unexploded Iranian drone. President Trump reacted to the deaths of these soldiers Sunday.
We feel very badly, but you know, those great people, those great patriots are out there fighting that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
The president also again maintains the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran also claims to control with recent attacks on ships. Oil prices aren't moving much today, but their recent rise back up have lifted gas back to $4 a gallon.
Which U.S. service members were killed and how did officials respond?
And AAA's national average for regular, that's 13 cents more than last Monday. A changing of the guard is coming this morning in Britain. Where Fox's Jeff Paul reports from London.
In a short time, we expect Keir Starmer to appear outside of 10 Downing Street and address the media for a final time as prime minister. Then he's off to Buckingham Palace to meet with King Charles and formally resign. And then in comes to the picture, Andy Burnham, who will also meet with the king and be asked to set up a new government. Now, the former mayor of Manchester has so far made a lot of promises about restoring hope, improving quality of life and making things more affordable. Soccer's big tournament is over.
Spain for the second time in their history have won the World Cup. The final call on Fox, dominated by Spain in the final, beating defending champion Argentina 1-0 in extra timeouts, shooting him 20-2. None of Argentina's shots were on goal. Spain set a World Cup record only with one goal in the tournament.
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There were protests over the weekend over artificial intelligence data centers that some oppose in many states following controversy in New York.
New York Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul said on CBS Face the Nation, a year-long moratorium she signed on large data centers shields people from drained resources used to run them.
New Yorkers want protection. There's a lot of anxiety. Companies want certainty. We'll give them both.
Tennessee GOP Senator Marsha Blackburn said on Fox's Sunday Morning Futures, that's not a decision for a state to make.
There are industrial parks in many of our counties and communities around Tennessee that want to host a data center.
Protests of large data centers reportedly took place in more than half the states Saturday. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
Two people are dead in Oklahoma City. Three others injured after shooting outside a restaurant early yesterday. Police have taken several people into custody. In Tennessee, a mom is in jail after a shooting in her home.
Kendra Scott is facing first-degree murder charges in the death of a 20-year-old man who was fatally shot after hiding under her daughter's bed. According to the affidavit obtained by the New York Post, the 36-year-old woman told cops she came home and saw a dude under her kid's bed and, quote, did what I had to do. The daughter told cops she invited the man, Roderius Morton, to the family's home shortly before he was discovered by her mother. Her mother's lawyer says his client thought the man was an intruder. Bond has not been set, and Scott is due in court later today. Sue Guzman, Fox News.
How are oil prices and gas costs reacting to Middle East tensions?
On Wall Street, stock futures are rising, coming off selling last week.
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