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What happened in the overnight Iranian missile attack on U.S. forces in Jordan?
Iran tries to attack Americans again. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News.
Overnight, Iran launched a surprise attack against US forces in Jordan. At least five missiles were fired by Iran, breaking the lull in fighting over the past several days. That's Fox's Trey Inkston, Tel Aviv. CENTCOM released a statement saying all Iranian missiles were successfully intercepted. The United States has not yet responded to that attack. But overnight, U.S. and Saudi planes conducted a series of airstrikes against Iran-backed Shia militias in Iraq, who were responsible for 30 drone attacks over the past three days.
How did CENTCOM and U.S. partners respond to the Iran-linked strikes in Iraq?
Now, the flare-up comes after Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went to the White House and then told Fox's Hannity he and President Trump had a great meeting discussing preventing Iran from having nuclear weapons. We have a common goal. And it's going to be achieved, either through diplomatic means or other means. Before Netanyahu's White House meeting, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky was there discussing the war against Russia, also telling Fox's Hannity. President Trump wants, and the Europeans want, Putin doesn't want. We are asking to stop this war each day. And after Zelensky and Netanyahu attended late Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral, Ukraine's leader was at the Senate for this.
Late yesterday, the Senate cast a bipartisan vote to advance a bill named after Lindsey Graham that would extend sanctions on Iran and increase sanctions on Russia, as well as nations that buy Russian oil and gas.
Fox's Jonathan Sary in Columbia, South Carolina, where there's another funeral and then Graham will be laid to rest. Could get testy at the Senate next hour when ex-Trump and Biden co-advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci will be questioned at a Senate hearing over what he wrote in his private diary about COVID and the response. Republican Senator Roger Marshall tells Fox. He was so drunk with his own fame that he was emotionally conflicted since he funded this virus. Which Dr. Fauci denies and may spar with senators over again. Someone in Florida suddenly filthy rich winning the Mega Millions $800 million jackpot. America's listening to Fox.
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A former U.S. Navy SEAL is behind bars for plotting an attack.
Gregory Vandenberg sentenced to 16 months in prison, convicted of the transportation of explosives with intent to kill, injure, or intimidate, and attempted transportation of prohibited fireworks into California. Federal prosecutors say the 49-year-old former Navy SEAL bought fireworks in New Mexico last summer, telling a store clerk he intended to take them to California and use them against law enforcement officers at no King's Day protests.
What did Netanyahu and Zelensky discuss during their White House visits?
The clerk alerting officials who arrested Vandenberg in Arizona. Investigators believe he was motivated by extremist anti-Semitic beliefs, finding him with clothing and other items. They say he displayed anti-Semitic, anti-Israel, and extremist imagery, including a shirt bearing the Al-Qaeda flag. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
A school shooter in Georgia has also been locked up and he'll never get out.
A 16-year-old boy will live and die in prison. The words of Barrow County Superior Court Judge Nicholas Prim as Colt Gray learned his fate for a deadly shooting at his Georgia high school in 2024. The judge calling it deliberate, contemplated evil. He says Gray is proud of himself.
Your crimes do reflect permanent incorrigibility, and I will sentence you to life without parole for each of the malice murders that you committed.
Gray was 14 when he opened fire at Appalachee High, killing two students and two teachers, wounding several others. The judge rejected defense arguments Gray is not irretrievably broken and might change with a chance at parole. He was charged as an adult and last Friday changed his plea to guilty on 55 counts.
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