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What prompted the U.S. to launch two sets of strikes against Iranian targets?
Two sets of strikes in one day. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News.
We'll have Iran defeated soon. They'll be defeated very soon.
President Trump speaking to defense contractors in Carlisle, Pennsylvania this afternoon as the U.S. launched its second set of strikes against Iranian targets. The U.S. military says it also disabled a ship that was trying to get through the reimposed blockade of Iranian ports. The president was in Pennsylvania to urge the defense contractors to step up production while also announcing tens of billions of dollars in private sector commitments for new defense plants and tech and robotics centers. And the president says a woman wrongfully detained in Iran since December 2024 has been freed. And the president reversing an order limiting some traffic stops by ICE agents.
ICE cannot give up one of its most important and effective crime-fighting tools, the traffic stop, President Trump wrote on social media, overturning a decision by Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen to limit traffic stops following a series of deadly encounters.
What did President Trump announce in Carlisle about defense production and detainee releases?
The president says a temporary moratorium on traffic stops by immigration enforcement agents is playing into the hands of criminals. The suspension of most traffic stops came after two deadly shootings in Maine and Texas and a third man killed by a tractor trailer while running from ICE agents.
Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. South Texas bracing for what could be devastating floods.
The 4th of July floods last year had rainfall of 20.29 inches. The expected rainfall during this rainstorm is expected to be more than 30 inches.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who says assets and responders are standing by in the region as the threat of rising waters increases. There have been several rescues so far, and Abbott says Louisiana and Oklahoma have sent people to assist. America's listening to Fox News.
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Former President Biden has a new book due out this fall. Former President Biden's new book is called Promise Me America. He says in a promotional video, it's about the decisions he made and why he made them, including, as he put it, rebuilding the economy, restoring democracy, supporting Ukraine and withdrawing from Afghanistan.
It's about why I chose to run for re-election and why I chose to step aside. Most of all, it's about my faith in the promise of America.
In the video, former President Biden says he is also continuing treatment for cancer. But a spokesperson for the book publisher, Little Brown and Company, said he does plan to tour on behalf of the book and give interviews. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News.
The push to ban horse-drawn carriages from New York City's Central Park is getting more support among city leaders.
A proposal to phase out the horse-drawn carriage industry in New York City is being considered by city council members that, if passed, would be a total ban by the summer of 2028. New York City Council Speaker Julie Menon has thrown her support behind the measure that calls for safe and humane handling of the horses as they're phased out, as well as a workforce development program for drivers to help with the transition to other employment fields. The renewed push to ban the carriages follows the death of a tourist last month, in which he was thrown off the carriage and hit his head on the pavement when the horse suddenly started running. The driver had stepped out of the carriage to take a photo of his passengers.
In New York City, Tanya J. Powers, Fox News.
A group of 26 Meta employees suing the company, claiming it used artificial intelligence systems that disproportionately targeted those on medical or family leave for layoffs. and that people on protected medical or family leave were disproportionately selected.
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