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Why are oil and gas prices rising after renewed U.S.–Iran clashes?
Oil and gas prices higher again this morning. I'm Dave Anthony. Fox News continuing to rise back up after U.S. and Iran fighting flared back up. Oil gaining more than 2%. The price of the gas pump up four more cents. AAA's national average for regular back to $3.98 a gallon. That's a dime more than last week, a dollar higher than before the conflict. After the U.S. military bombed Iran a sixth straight night.
What they hit last night with a lot of bridges around port cities, there's a port city, Bandar Khamir, they had bridges hit. We've seen Bandar Abbas now hit several days in a row. And for the first time in this conflict, U.S. Marines boarded a vessel. U.S. Marines from the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit boarded a ship called Wenyao as it was attempting to cross a blockade. Now, since the blockade went into effect, U.S. forces have redirected three ships, disabled one by firing Hellfire missiles into the smokestack.
Fox's Mike Tomlin. Tobin in Tel Aviv, Iran retaliated again today, firing missiles and drones into Gulf countries of the American basis. China is denying election interference claims President Trump made last night at a primetime TV address, alleging China gathered information on about 200 million Americans and tried to influence the 2020 election.
Names, addresses, phone numbers, political party preferences and other sensitive data. that would be needed to register to vote.
And he can urge Congress to pass a voting law.
What naval actions did U.S. Marines take amid the Gulf blockade?
This landmark bill requires that all voters must show photo, voter ID. How simple is that?
Democrats don't support that.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called the Trump address pathetic and said before it, This is about laying groundwork to undermine the 2026 election before a single vote has been cast.
Now an update on the outbreak of cyclosporiasis, the sickness causing nasty diarrhea.
Health officials are investigating Taco Bell's iceberg lettuce supplier as a possible source for the outbreak. The FDA and CDC trace the illness in some states to lettuce grown in Mexico. The Wall Street Journal reports it's from a company called Taylor Farms.
Fox is in aid for more than 5,000 cases, mostly in Michigan.
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Two deadly shootings remain under investigation involving immigration enforcement. The first one was in Texas last week involving a white van with people here illegally inside that the Trump administration alleges have been weaponized by the driver. Here's U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz. During this confrontation between federal agents and a group of illegal aliens attempting to flee, one of the officers fired a single shot. Well, the man killed was not the target of the enforcement operation. That's the same for the Colombian man killed this week in the other shooting in Maine.
Close relatives say ICE officer and Army veteran David Brouillette should never have been given a badge and gun to patrol American streets, according to reporting from the Associated Press. Brouillette is accused of shooting 25-year-old Johann Sebastian Duran Guerrero on Monday while in his car near his home in Maine. Homeland Security officials say he fired shots because he feared for public safety. Family members say Brouillette's history of violent behavior includes attacking women in his life. The incident reiterates questions over how thoroughly ICE recruits are vetted. At least 10 people have died in encounters with ICE agents since President Trump launched his immigration crackdown after returning to office.
Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
President Trump is bringing back an immigration policy he wouldn't place his first time in office.
What claims did President Trump make about Chinese election interference?
The public charge policy would deny legal immigration status to immigrants using public benefits like food stamps, Medicaid, and federal housing vouchers.
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