Iran Makes New Threats as Attacks Continue
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What new threat did Iran issue against U.K. air bases used by U.S. bombers?
A new threat from Iran. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. Tehran issuing a warning to the U.K. for letting U.S. forces use its bases during airstrikes.
Iran basically saying because the United Kingdom has allowed the U.S. to use its air bases for B-1 bomber raids over Iran, that those British air bases are now legitimate targets for Iran to potentially strike. British government responded quickly, saying the UK stands ready 24-7 to defend itself. That B-1 bomber, of course, a massive plane that carries more than 75,000 pounds of weapons. It can be refueled in the air. It can hit multiple targets on one run.
Fox's Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv. Earlier, Yemen's Houthi rebels attacked Saudi tankers in the Red Sea. President Trump issuing a warning on True Social that if they do it again, the U.S. will hold Iran responsible and that the U.S.
How did the U.K. and military experts describe the B-1 bomber capabilities and risks?
will carry out major punishment against Iran. and the Houthis. The increase fighting in the Middle East sent stocks in the red. The Dow lost 5.06, the Nasdaq off 5.53, the S&P minus 90, U.S. crude oil closed over $93 a barrel. The House passing another War Powers Resolution meant to stop the ongoing conflict with Iran.
Four House Republicans voted for the War Powers Resolution, which directs the President to remove U.S. armed forces from hostilities with Iran unless receiving congressional authorization. The four Republicans were Thomas Massey of Kentucky, Tom Barrett of Michigan, Pennsylvania Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, and Warren Davidson of Ohio.
Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, the measure did not pass the Senate. President Trump welcomed the World Series champs Los Angeles Dodgers to the White House with praise for star Shohei Ohtani.
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Sentencing day again for a man in Minnesota convicted of fraud who pled guilty to trying to bribe a juror.
A federal judge slaps Abdi Aziz Farah with another decade in prison for trying to bribe a juror in the first Feeding Our Family trial in Minnesota. That's on top of the 28 years the convicted fraudster is already serving for his role in the burgeoning Feeding Our Future case. The sentences will run consecutively, meaning the 37-year-old will remain in bars well into his 70s. He and four others who were on trial for fraud delivered a bag with $120,000 in cash to a juror's home with a note calling for a not guilty verdict.
How are regional actors like the Houthis involved in recent Red Sea attacks and U.S. warnings?
That woman, juror number 52, called the cops. Farah apologized to the juror in court. CJ Papa, Fox News.
More than 24 states are suing the Trump administration after it put conditions on them receiving disaster funding. The suit filed in Rhode Island argues the administration is requiring states to change their election systems and help the Department of Homeland Security with election enforcement. The condition would also allow DHS to terminate grants any time and for any reason. The Department of Justice pulling back some regulations involving company mergers.
U.S. regulators say they will be closely following the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvement Act of 1976 as they look to streamline mergers. In a statement, the Justice Department's Antitrust Division says it will implement targeted second-request investigations to reduce the administrative burden and focus on specific aspects that raise competitive concerns. Associate Attorney General Stanley E. Woodward says the change will allow for a quicker and more efficient review of proposed transactions and more effective use of taxpayer resources.
Fox's Ginny Kosola.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What new threat did Iran issue against U.K. air bases used by U.S. bombers?
0:02–0:54
2
How did the U.K. and military experts describe the B-1 bomber capabilities and risks?
0:54–2:52
3
How are regional actors like the Houthis involved in recent Red Sea attacks and U.S. warnings?
2:52–4:11
4
What were the immediate market and political reactions to increased Middle East hostilities?
4:11–4:12