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What are the latest developments in a proposed post‑war Gaza agreement?
It's the next phase for post-war Gaza. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. An agreement President Trump's Board of Peace has worked out with Hamas, though there's no official reaction from Israel.
Hamas appears ready, or at least willing, to lay down their arms as long as Israel agrees to finally leave the Gaza Strip. This agreement is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government that will work closely with the Board of Peace to help the Palestinian people. At the same time, Israel will have the security it deserves with Gaza no longer used as a base for terror attacks.
Fox News' Peter Doocy at the White House. We may hear more from the president about this deal nearly three years after... of the Hamas terror attack that triggered Israel's war in Gaza when he holds a cabinet meeting at Camp David in Maryland at 11 a.m. Eastern. The president may also talk about the Iran conflict. Oil prices have been up slightly this morning. Their surge since the conflict started has made oil companies big profits. Chevron's earnings more than quadrupled last quarter compared to a year ago to $12 billion. ExxonMobil's doubled to $14 billion. There's a border crisis overseas. At least 18 migrants have died as thousands flock to Spain, fleeing Morocco, where police have used water cannons and fired warning shots to prevent crossings into the Spanish territory of Sueta.
Migrants by the thousands surged by land and sea from Morocco into the territory, swimming or floating on inner tubes from the Moroccan side, while others broke through a gate on land and just ran into the city, with the Interior Ministry vowing to deport those who do cross illegally.
Fox's Kevin Cork. It's been six months since Nancy Guthrie was abducted in Arizona. She's still missing.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nano says a hair sample did not yield a DNA sample of a possible suspect. Local investigators, along with the FBI, sent the recovered sample to a California lab for examination, but came up empty-handed. Investigators are continuing to work and analyze evidence collected in Guthrie's home.
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Thousands remain in shelters in earthquake-ravaged southern Japan where the search continues for anyone still missing in the rubble. The number of confirmed deaths has risen to 34, and there are concerns about hot temperatures making things worse amid fuel and water shortages. In Seattle, an apology for a slow response to Sunday's mass shooting at a food festival.
Mayor Katie Wilson says Seattle police responded quickly and professionally to the shooting itself.
Our after-action review of the city's communications with the public and the media revealed real gaps.
It took five hours to share basic information, including whether anyone was in custody or if this was a targeted attack on the festival. It wasn't.
We are now putting in place processes and protocols to ensure that this does not happen again.
The mayor says she's received and accepted police chief Sean Barnes' resignation despite his support from Seattle City Council.
How might the U.S. president address the Gaza deal and Iran at the Camp David meeting?
He cares deeply about this work and about this city. That dedication is genuine, and I wish him the best.
Three people died in the shooting, including one of the suspected shooters. Police are looking for others and say they believe there were two rival gangs involved. Chris Foster, Fox News.
In Georgia, days after a teenage school shooter got a life sentence, the same judge puts his father behind bars.
Barrow County Superior Court Judge Nicholas Prim sentencing Colin Gray to 15 years in prison.
It is clear you failed to disappear.
The 55-year-old was found guilty of murder and manslaughter charges for buying his son Colt, the AR-15-style rifle the 14-year-old ended up using to fatally shoot four people at Apalachee High School in 2024.
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