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A success so far. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News Central Command with an update on U.S. strikes in Iran.
Admiral Brad Cooper, CENTCOM's commander, posted an update on X to say U.S.
What updates are there on U.S. strikes in Iran?
and Israeli forces are taking out Iran's strikeback capabilities.
By the numbers, they've hit 17 Iranian ships, including the most operational Iranian submarine that now has a hole in its side.
They've also targeted missile facilities toward the goal, as Admiral Cooper said.
Shooting all the things that can shoot at us.
The admiral said the effort is literally just beginning. President Trump has not put an end date on the action in Iran so far and has indicated there will be an escalation in the assault on several targets.
Fox's Grinnell Scott. The president says the strikes prevented attacks from Iran.
If we didn't do what we're doing right now, you would have had a nuclear war and they would have taken out many countries because you know what? They're sick people.
The president said it's not clear who will be the new leader of Iran after the death of the Supreme Leader, but it could be someone from within the country. All polls now closed in Texas, where there's a Senate primary
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and State Representative James Tallarico are seen as the primary frontrunners for the Democratic nomination. Crockett is a liberal firebrand known for sparring with Republicans. She's been endorsed by former Vice President Kamala Harris, but Tallarico argues Crockett's combative style could sink Democrats' chances of winning a Senate seat in the Lone Star State for the first time since 1988. Meantime, incumbent GOP Senator John Cornyn is fighting to keep his role as he fends off challenges from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Congressman Wesley Hunt.
Fox's Madeline Rivera. In North Carolina, Trump-backed Republican Michael Whatley has won the nomination, and former Governor Roy Cooper takes the Democratic side. This contest is for the seat currently held by Republican Tom Tillis, who's not running for re-election. America's listening to Fox News.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem grilled by a Senate panel over immigration tactics as some lawmakers from both parties have called for her to resign or be removed.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem telling the Senate Judiciary Committee that border encounters under President Trump have reached the lowest levels in recorded history. That more than 3 million illegal immigrants, including 1,500 known or suspected terrorists, have been removed from the U.S.,
Our priority is going to continue to go after those worst of the worst and to make sure that we are getting them out of our country as soon as possible and brought to justice if they've committed crimes here.
Democrats criticizing the agency's handling of ICE action in Minnesota, including two deadly shootings involving federal agents, as DHS continues to go unfunded in a partial government shutdown over Democrats' demands for ICE reforms. Jeff Manasso, Fox News.
Meanwhile, the state of Minnesota has launched an investigation that could bring charges against federal officers who were accused of misconduct during the immigration crackdown. The prosecutor says her office is already investigating 17 incidents, including one where Border Patrol official Greg Bovino threw a smoke canister at officers. DHS says state cannot prosecute federal officers. A new study on breast cancer finds more younger women being diagnosed.
The study predicts new breast cancer cases globally will rise by a third to 3.5 million by 2050. It's still much more common in older women, but the rate of breast cancer diagnoses in women under 55 is up 29% since 1990, according to this worldwide study published in The Lancet Oncology. The rate in women 55 and up stays flat. Researchers point to several factors for the rise in younger women, including earlier menstruation in girls, a delay in motherhood, and a rise in red meat consumption in more countries.
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