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What happened in the U.S. strikes against Iran and who was targeted?

Dave Anthony 0:03
A night of American bombing. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Retaliation that Iran was warned about.
Trey Ings 0:09
Just 12 hours after President Trump warned Iran would get a beating, U.S. forces launched heavy strikes against the regime. U.S. Central Command released a statement saying CENTCOM forces successfully completed a heavy wave of strikes against Iran in response to yesterday's attempted missile attacks on U.S. forces. The strikes aim to further diminish threats posed by Iran and its proxies to American forces, commercial shipping, and neighboring Gulf countries.

How are China and other countries reportedly involved in the Iran conflict?

Dave Anthony 0:33
Fox's Trey Yinks in Tel Aviv. Iran's targeted chips again in the Strait of Hormuz. Two natural gas sites hit with drones at an Egyptian port. And Reuters reports China's going to supply Iran with weapons. 400 shoulder-fired air defense missiles that could target American fighter jets. U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matt Whitaker tells Fox.
Unknown 0:49
This is a very concerning report and obviously China needs to stay out of this fight. It's not their fight.
Jonathan Savage 0:56
Russia went on the attack overnight in Ukraine again, killing at least eight civilians.

What were the latest developments overnight in Ukraine and how did NATO respond?

Jonathan Savage 1:00
The heaviest damage reported in Ukraine's western Lviv and eastern Dnipropetrovsk regions. President Zelensky praised his warriors for achieving incredible things despite a critical shortage of air defences. NATO member Poland scrambled fighter jets to protect its border due to the proximity of attacks.
Dave Anthony 1:18
That's Fox's Jonathan Savage. Dr. Anthony Fauci could face criminal charges. Republican Senator Rand Paul tells Fox they will next week consider holding Fauci in contempt of Congress. I think if that resolution passes our committee, which it will, that it could simply be referred directly to the Department of Justice. This after Republican Senators badgered the ex-presidential COVID advisor at a hearing over his private diary. He's accusing Fauci of contradicting public comments about COVID's origins and policies he pushed during the pandemic. But Fauci refused to answer any questions.

Why are lawmakers threatening criminal contempt for Dr. Anthony Fauci?

Dave Anthony 1:46
Given Senator Paul's obvious obsession with calling for my prosecution. Another Senate committee has postponed a vote today on acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination.
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Dave Anthony 2:17
After a second day of funeral services for late Senator Lindsey Graham, he has been laid to rest.

How was Senator Lindsey Graham remembered at his funeral and final farewell?

Jonathan Serri 2:22
Near the place his life began, we're talking about the small town of central South Carolina that is in the upstate region. This final farewell followed public ceremonies here in Columbia where F-16s flew the missing man formation in honor of the senator. whose remains were escorted by a ceremonial guard past the South Carolina Statehouse to a Baptist church where friends and colleagues shared their memories of a life lived to the fullest. This is Fox's Jonathan Serri.
Dave Anthony 2:49
More than a week after Spain won soccer's World Cup, beating Argentina in the final, two players on the losing team were in trouble.
Tony Genualdo 2:56
The FIFA disciplinary committee has hit two Argentinian players with assault charges following a scuffle after the World Cup final. Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes and defender Nahuel Molina are being charged after striking opponents from Spain in the moments after the final whistle blew. Coach Roberto Ayala is also facing a charge for his role in the scuffle. The three face lengthy suspensions if found guilty by the committee. Additionally, FIFA has opened other proceedings against Argentina's soccer federation.

What sports and economic headlines closed out the newscast?

Tony Genualdo 3:25
The cases include fans throwing objects and yelling discriminatory chants and players waving a political banner about the Falkland Islands after beating England in the semifinals. Tony Genualdo, Fox News.
Dave Anthony 3:37
Next hour, we will get an inflation update for June when oil and gas prices were falling. They have risen back up recently, but not enough for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates like some on the Fed board had wanted.

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