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What are Iran’s new demands for reopening the Strait of Hormuz?
We are low keying it with Iran. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. That's what President Trump tells Axios that the U.S. is only semi negotiating, trying to get the Strait of Hormuz open fully for shipping after Iran's attacks on ships, but Fox's Trey Yangst reports from Tel Aviv.
Iranian officials are now making new demands. Iran's Supreme National Security Council issued a fresh statement over the weekend calling on the United States to permanently end the war and compensate Iran for damages before the strait would reopen. Iran's foreign minister says even if a deal is reached, it doesn't necessarily mean the strait will stay open. With details still being worked out, the U.S.
How are U.S. oil and gas prices reacting to the latest Middle‑East talks?
naval blockade remains in effect.
And oil prices there up about one percent after dropping again recently when President Trump paused US bombing again about a week ago to let the talks play out again. Gas prices, still a dollar higher than before the Iran conflict, are down nine cents from a week ago, Triple A's national average for a regular four dollars a gallon. Ukraine keeps targeting Russian oil and gas with another drone strike killing twelve people.
The head of the Tatarstar region says a massive drone attack from Ukraine targeted industrial and civilian facilities in Niznikomsk, that city's home to oil refineries and a petrochemical plant.
It's the last full data campaign in four states with primaries tomorrow. Connecticut, Vermont, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, where a Democrat running for governor is getting a lot of attention. Francesca Hong, backed by Democratic Socialist, distancing herself from past posts online like wanting to cancel Thanksgiving and abolish prisons.
What impact did Ukraine’s recent drone strike on Russian oil facilities have?
When you're a business owner running a restaurant during COVID or trying to pay pills as a student. You're putting feelings out there to the world, but I've evolved, I've learned.
The winner of Wisconsin's Democratic primary for governor will face Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany in November. America's listening to Fox News. Todd Blanche is no longer acting attorney general. The Senate voted to confirm him full time to the job over the weekend by just one vote. Two Republican senators joined Democrats opposing Blanche, but one GOP senator says he put aside his differences with President Trump and cast the deciding vote for the new AG.
Louisiana Republican Senator Bill Cassidy on CBS Face the Nation said it came down to two issues.
Which gubernatorial primaries are shaping up ahead of tomorrow’s elections?
One was the anti weaponization fund to pay the president's political allies.
If you put it in the context of the political environment, the judicial environment, the process you would have to go back through in order to reinstate, that effectively is dead.
But the decider for him was tax immunity for the Trump family.
No American should be targeted by the law, but no American should be above the law, and that frankly almost weighed to vote no.
The vote to confirm Blanche was fifty to forty nine. Gurnal Scott, Fox News.
In addition to the cyclosporiasis outbreak that has sickened thousands of Americans in many states, there's also a salmonella scare.
The U.S.
Why did the USDA issue a salmonella alert for jalapeño‑containing products?
Department of Agriculture issued the alert for multiple meat and poultry items sold at major grocery and convenience store chains. Those include Walmart, Kroger, and Albertsons. The USDA says the products contain jalapenos that may be contaminated with salmonella. The alert comes as federal officials investigate a multi-state outbreak linked to recalled jalapenos that are sick in three hundred and forty-five people. In twenty seven states, officials say none of those illnesses have been linked to the products included in the new alert. People who bought any affected items should not eat or serve them. Angelo Bavaro, Fox News.
And Wall Street stock futures are mixed down for the Dow up for the Nasdaq ahead of this week's trading that could be affected with inflation reports. Consumer prices Wednesday, then Thursday, wholesale prices, then after this gains last week in the market that lifted the SP five hundred to a record high close on Friday.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are Iran’s new demands for reopening the Strait of Hormuz?
0:03–0:39
2
How are U.S. oil and gas prices reacting to the latest Middle‑East talks?
0:39–1:38
3
What impact did Ukraine’s recent drone strike on Russian oil facilities have?
1:38–2:25
4
Which gubernatorial primaries are shaping up ahead of tomorrow’s elections?
2:25–3:05
5
Why did the USDA issue a salmonella alert for jalapeño‑containing products?
3:05–3:58