Chapter 1: What recent actions has the U.S. taken against Iran's oil infrastructure?
Hitting a valuable island, I'm Ron Chester in Fox News. Oil for oil. As Iran blocks Western oil shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. struck Iran's Karg Island, the main hub for Iranian oil exports. US Central Command says it destroyed naval mine storage facilities and ballistic missile supplies on Karg Island.
President Trump says the US will destroy the oil infrastructure on the island, which would bring what's left of Iran's economy to a halt if Iran doesn't open the Strait of Hormuz.
Chapter 2: How are U.S. and Israeli airstrikes affecting the conflict with Iran?
The US and Israeli airstrikes continue pretty much around the clock. They've hit Tehran and Isfahan. Israel says they killed several senior intelligence officials today. Meanwhile, Iran's cluster munitions continue penetrating Israel's air defense. Today, two people are hurt, including a 12-year-old boy from a cluster bomb in the southernmost town of Eilat.
Kuwait says that two drones hit an air base there, injuring three Kuwaiti service members.
Chapter 3: What threats has Iran made regarding energy infrastructure in the region?
This is Nate Foy in Israel. Iran also threatened the energy infrastructure of all U.S. allies in the region. And fire and smoke were seen at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. After a missile struck the embassy's helipad today, no one has taken responsibility.
Many congressional Republicans holding firm in their threat not to pass other legislation until the House approves the controversial SAVE Act, requiring voters to show proof of citizenship. Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on Fox's Saturday in America. We're willing to hold the line. Look, we are on the side of history here. We have the American people with us.
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wants Iranians to tip us off as to the location of Iran's top leaders, and the State Department is providing an incentive to do that. Here's Fox's Sean Langell. Iranian citizens could earn up to $10 million and the ability to move to the U.S. if they're able to provide information regarding the whereabouts of 10 senior Iranian leaders.
Those include Iran's new supreme leader, its national security advisor, as well as its defense council secretary and military office chief. The State Department is offering the reward money, saying the men command Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which plans and organizes terrorism around the world.
Secure channels, including the signal messaging app, have been made available for those with information at the website rewardsforjustice.net. In Washington, Sean Lanchell, Fox News. A setback for the White House federal judge blocking Justice Department subpoenas in the investigation of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, a frequent target of the president's criticism. Fox's Madeline Rivera has more.
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro launched a criminal investigation into Powell late last year over cost overruns in the Fed's headquarters renovation. The Justice Department served two subpoenas, one seeking records about the multibillion-dollar project and another for Powell's congressional testimony about the renovations.
Now, federal judge James Boasberg is granting the feds' request to quash the subpoenas. Boasberg writes... A mountain of evidence suggests that the government served these subpoenas on the board to pressure its chair into voting for lower interest rates or resigning.
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