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Why has the U.S. paused strikes against Iran and what diplomatic steps are being considered?
It's quieter in the Middle East. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. No American attacks and no Iranian retaliation after bombing had resumed for 13 days in a row. Fox's Trey Yinks reports from Tel Aviv.
For the past three nights, the United States has halted strikes against Iran, but the White House is making clear the military option remains on the table as the administration is exploring a variety of options moving forward with both diplomacy and intense economic pressure. pressure. The U.S. naval blockade does remain in effect, costing the regime hundreds of millions of dollars per day.
But while the U.S. and Iran pause the fighting, Ukraine's gotten involved.
Iran's foreign minister says a Ukrainian attack on an Iranian commercial vessel cannot go unanswered. Abbas Arachi was talking after an explosion in the Caspian Sea killed one sailor and injured another. Ukraine says it targeted a Russian warship and vessels used for transporting Iranian linked military cargo. That's Fox
How is Ukraine’s alleged attack on Iranian-linked shipping affecting tensions in the Caspian Sea?
This is Jonathan Savage with the U.S. and Iran pausing and attempts to get back to negotiating. Oil prices are plunging down 6 percent. Brent crude back to 90 bucks a barrel. Last week it hit 100 again. At the gas pump, though, prices up 11 cents from last Monday. President Trump may talk about all that later today when he goes to Michigan to discuss the economy and visit a GM facility ahead of next week's primaries.
Voters in Michigan will choose nominees for open Senate and governor's races and pick candidates across all of Michigan's 13 congressional districts. Trump won Michigan in 2016 and 2024, so both parties see this as a critical state to win over.
Fox's Alex Hogan. The manhunt continues in Seattle for a second gunman after last night's shooting sent people panicking and running away from a food festival near the Space Needle. Seven people caught in the crossfire. Three died. Assistant Seattle Fire Chief Tyrone Davis.
We do have one suspect.
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Democrats made it official in Maine over the weekend, choosing a replacement Senate nominee, Troy Jackson. After Graham Platner dropped out of the race amid sexual misconduct allegations, Democrats hope to win that seat and three others in November to win back control of the Senate.
Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders said on CBS Face the Nation that Maine incumbent Republican Susan Collins has a fight on her hands with Troy Jackson. He's from the working class. He is very articulate. I think he stands an excellent chance to win. But Sanders added that only happens if Jackson overcomes certain outside forces against progressives. The billionaire class are throwing unbelievable amounts of money into these campaigns to protect the establishment candidates. Senator Collins called Jackson a political insider who is hyper-partisan on issues. Grinnell Scott, Fox News.
About 300,000 people remain evacuated in Europe where wildfires keep raging.
Shifting winds and dry conditions are really fueling these wildfires across France and Spain. As crews say, they're struggling to get the upper hand. Around 100 homes were destroyed in just one town alone, west of the wine region of Bordeaux.
Fox's Stephanie Bennett, an American astronaut, is getting used to gravity again.
NASA watched as a Russian-American space crew landed safely in the Central Asian country of Kazakhstan.
Touchdown. After 241 days in space, Chris Williams, Sergei Mikheyev, and Sergei Kisperchkov have returned to their home planet.
U.S. astronaut Chris Williams and the two Russian cosmonauts returned from the International Space Station, their Soyuz space capsule landing by parachute.
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