A Progressive Declares Victory in Michigan
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What did Abdul El‑Sayed announce about the Michigan Senate primary results?
A progressive declares victory in Michigan. I'm Dave Anthony, Fox News. Abdul El-Sayed, who's backed by socialists, posted on X this morning that he won the Democratic Senate primary, though votes are still being counted as he leads Congresswoman Haley Stevens by about 1%.
We have a responsibility to assure. That we unite to make sure that Mike Rogers never sees the inside of the U.S. Senate.
Mike Rogers is the Republican hoping to flip that Michigan Senate seat now held by a retiring Democrat. And Rogers tells Fox.
How is Republican Mike Rogers positioned in the Michigan Senate race?
The DSA candidates in the state in two different congressional races look like they're pulling it off as well. The Democrat Party is lost to this hardcore socialist attitude. The two candidates he's referring to are Donovan McKinney and William Lawrence. McKinney, supported by socialists, leads a House race in Michigan ahead of Congresswoman Sheree Thenedar, who is backed by the House's Democratic leader. Lawrence is a progressive who won another congressional Democratic primary. In Missouri, though, progressive Cori Bush lost her comeback attempt trying to win a House seat back, losing by more than 20 points to Congressman Wesley Bell. Republicans need to find a new candidate in another state.
Congressman Chuck Edwards, the Republican representative from North Carolina's 11th congressional district, is ending his campaign for a new term.
Why did Congressman Chuck Edwards end his re‑election campaign?
Edwards' decision comes after a House ethics panel found substantial evidence in their words. The congressman harassed female staffers.
That's Fox's Eben Brown. President Trump's optimistic they could work out a deal as soon as today with Iran on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, full into oil and other shipping, as he also pushes to get Iran to denuclearize.
Well, if they back out again, they're going to get hit really hard. You know, they know that. They understand that.
He told Fox that while at the Trump Golf Club near Los Angeles for a fundraiser.
What are President Trump’s plans for a deal with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz?
Two days after a man was arrested acting suspiciously at that golf course found with gun and ammo. It follows three assassination attempts the past two years. The president tells Fox.
Well, the only thing I get a little solace from is they say only consequential presidents. And I am definitely consequential.
America's listening. Russia is calling in an act of terror. A car bombing that hit the director of a factory that makes drones for Russia's war on Ukraine.
How are Russian drone and missile attacks affecting Ukraine’s infrastructure this summer?
He's hospitalized in grave condition after Russia launched more drones and bombs into Ukraine, killing at least 17 civilians.
These drone and missile attacks have been a defining factor of the war this summer. This assault targeted the capital Kiev and the region around it. Warehouses and vehicles burned. A Ukrainian government spokesman accusing Russia of indiscriminate attacks on food storage, retail and logistics hubs. Kyiv has a limited stockpile of missiles for the U.S.-made Patriot Interceptor, their only defense system capable of bringing down ballistic missiles. Ukraine has also attacked Russian retail logistics, striking warehouses belonging to wild berries seen as Russia's version of Amazon. Jonathan Savage, Fox News.
What caused the recent wildfires in Spokane and how are authorities responding?
Three wildfires keep burning around Spokane, Washington. One was set. The suspect charged with arson, Aaron Farinacci, made his first court appearance.
Court documents saying that Farinacci knowingly and maliciously caused the Old Trails fire. That's where we're standing outside of in this neighborhood. Hundreds of homes just gone.
Fox Weather's Craig Herrera in Spokane. One of the deadly destructive wildfires that hit the L.A. area hard last year was also set. Suspects still jailed awaiting retrial after a mistrial declared in June. One of the other fires that scorched L.A. is blamed on a utility company.
It was arcing from a transmission tower owned by Southern California Edison that sparked the deadly Eaton Fire in January of last year. The Los Angeles Fire Department says it reached that conclusion after 18 months of investigation that included electrical and metallurgical experts. Whipped by Santa Anna winds, the fire scorched 22 square miles, destroying thousands of structures and leaving 19 people dead.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What did Abdul El‑Sayed announce about the Michigan Senate primary results?
0:03–0:33
2
How is Republican Mike Rogers positioned in the Michigan Senate race?
0:33–1:17
3
Why did Congressman Chuck Edwards end his re‑election campaign?
1:17–1:43
4
What are President Trump’s plans for a deal with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz?
1:43–2:09
5
How are Russian drone and missile attacks affecting Ukraine’s infrastructure this summer?
2:09–2:53
6
What caused the recent wildfires in Spokane and how are authorities responding?
2:53–3:58