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What happened in the Berlin Pride attack and who is being searched for?
This is a Fox News alert, a massive manhunt in Germany. I'm Carmen Roberts. A van plowed into a crowd at Berlin's annual gay pride celebration, killing one person and injuring at least 15. Police say that some of the victims are in critical condition and that they are searching for the driver and anyone else involved. The crash forced officials to cancel the event and a concert where hundreds of thousands of people had gathered there at the iconic Brandenburg Gate. For the first night in two weeks, U.S. and Iran did not launch attacks on each other.
For 13 nights in a row, U.S.
How did U.S.-Iran military confrontations change overnight and what occurred in the Gulf of Oman?
forces targeted military positions inside Iran. Last night, quiet for the first time in those two weeks, President Trump has talked repeatedly over the last few days about consideration of a possible massive attack on Iran. But the president made sure to say all options for the U.S. still on the table. Things not completely quiet. Some military activity on the Gulf of Oman. A merchant ship tried to run the U.S. blockade of Iran's naval ports. It was warned four times and then disabled by the U.S. military.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv. Meantime, Iran is accusing Ukraine of attacking one of its commercial ships in the Caspian Sea, killing one crew member and injuring another. Ukraine says it targeted Russian ships carrying Iran-linked military cargo. Democrats in Maine choose a candidate to run for U.S. Senate in November.
Why is Iran accusing Ukraine of attacking a commercial ship in the Caspian Sea?
He is Troy Jackson, a fifth-generation logger and former state Senate president.
I'm running to protect Social Security and Medicare. They're not going to touch that. And give every worker the freedom to organize a union without intimidation or retaliation.
Jackson will face off against U.S. Republican Senator Susan Collins as Democrats try to regain control of that chamber. America's listening to Fox News.
Who did Maine Democrats nominate for Senate and what are his campaign priorities?
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What did President Trump say at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and how did he react to the assassination attempt?
President Trump spoke at the White House Correspondents' Dinner for the first time as president just a few months after an alleged assassination attempt at the dinner.
The president said it was important to not be deterred after his alleged attempted assassination back in April, and he touched on that last night. The president says he actually made some changes to his speech after the shooting. He said he'd been hoping to rip into people, but he decided to pull things back a bit. The president covered other topics, including the White House ballroom, crime, and the war in Iran. He says the U.S. and Iran are talking, but he still does not think Tehran is ready to make a deal. In his closing remarks, the president wore a 2028 cap. joking about running for a third term. Ultimately, though, he says he respects the work of the press corps who cover him, even if that relationship can be tense at times.
And he says he does want to go back to the dinner next year.
Why is the American Red Cross warning about a blood shortage and what can donors do to help?
Fox's Madeline Rivera at the White House. The accused assassin, Cole Allen, has pleaded not guilty. The American Red Cross sounds the alarm about a blood shortage.
The American Red Cross says the nation's blood supply dropped nearly 25% in June, coming amid what it calls summer trauma season. That's the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day when the need for blood to treat traumatic injuries often increases. Dr. Courtney Lawrence with the American Red Cross says summertime disrupted schedules means fewer regular donors are coming in.
I think that this blood crisis is something that is surmountable, but we really need people who, even those who've never thought about donating blood, to consider rolling up a sleeve.
She says just three additional donors at each Red Cross blood drive would be enough to stabilize the national blood supply. Tonya J. Powers, Fox News.
And a fourth firefighter has died after last month's deadly wildfire burn over near the Colorado-Utah border.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What happened in the Berlin Pride attack and who is being searched for?
0:03–0:34
2
How did U.S.-Iran military confrontations change overnight and what occurred in the Gulf of Oman?
0:34–1:23
3
Why is Iran accusing Ukraine of attacking a commercial ship in the Caspian Sea?
1:23–1:59
4
Who did Maine Democrats nominate for Senate and what are his campaign priorities?
1:59–2:16
5
What did President Trump say at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and how did he react to the assassination attempt?
2:16–3:04
6
Why is the American Red Cross warning about a blood shortage and what can donors do to help?
3:04–4:12