Negotiators close in on a deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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What are negotiators saying about a potential U.S.–Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz?
It's close. I'm Lisa Lucera, Fox News. That's what negotiators are saying about a deal between the U.S. and Iran on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran continues to insist that there are no direct talks underway with the U.S. They do say, however, that they are negotiating with Oman and the International Monetary Fund, really talking about what a hit Iran's economy is taking from the war and from the U.S. blockade. They estimate Iran's current level of inflation at near 70 percent.
Fox News. With Steve Harrigan in Tel Aviv, President Trump said earlier a deal could be down soon.
How is President Trump framing the deal and his economic record while campaigning in Nevada?
This says new tensions have emerged in the region as the Israeli military issued evacuation warnings for some people living in southern Lebanon. The president now in the swing state of Nevada touting his record on the economy. Last month, inflation dropped at the fastest rate it's dropped in many years. The president taking credit for jobs created in Nevada, saying 40,000 were created, and he said 100,000 people in the state are now off food stamps. He claimed more Americans are working in the U.S. now than any point in history. Progress against wildfires that have broken out in and around Spokane.
The Old Trails Fire broke out Saturday afternoon. Fire crews have been working to build containment lines in not just the Old Trails Fire, but the two others burning here, and they're making some good progress. We got 5% containment with the Fairview Fire in Autumn Lane.
What is the current status of the wildfires in Spokane and how are authorities responding?
The most active wildfire is burning at 5,800 acres. It's also 13% contained.
Fox's Sarah Allegra in Spokane. 67,000 people have been forced from their homes and authorities say it's not clear when they'll be allowed back. A suspect in the Old Trails fire, Aaron Farinacci, is being held on a million dollars bail. Wall Street, another record for the Dow, up 263 points to the Nasdaq, minus 221. The S&P lost 12. The price of Brent crude oil, the international standard, was little changed at about $79 a barrel. America is listening to Fox News. Federal prosecutors named new suspects they say are working with cartels to traffic drugs into the U.S.
Who are the new drug‑trafficking suspects indicted by the Justice Department and what rewards are offered?
The U.S. Justice Department is unsealing indictments of five individuals they accuse of drug running on behalf of the Mexico-based Jalisco New Generation cartel. They're now offering more than $100 million in rewards leading to their arrests, acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanch.
These sophisticated organizations use violence and fear to maintain control over the importation of deadly narcotics into the United States, including fentanyl, cocaine, meth, and other illegal drugs.
The five in the indictment are in addition to three other cartel-aligned individuals previously indicted. Eben Brown, Fox News.
The FAA investigating what it's calling a loss of separation event yesterday between Marine One, which was carrying the president, and a commercial aircraft at Reagan Airport outside Washington. Job creation by private employers cooled last month.
Though job growth continued to hold up early this summer, payroll processing company ADP says the trend slowed in July, with only 44,000 new positions created by private employers in the month, down from a revised 95,000 the month before.
What did the latest ADP job report reveal about private‑sector hiring and how did SpaceX’s moon crash factor into the news?
The number is fewer than expected. Though natural resources and mining hiring declined, along with transportation and utilities and leisure and hospitality, construction, manufacturing, education and health services, financial activities, information and professional and business services, employment rose. The ADP report is not considered a preview of the monthly employment report, which comes out on Friday. Jenny Koselda, Fox News.
Scientists say they're certain that a SpaceX rocket slammed into the moon as expected. No one saw it, but a telescope in Chile spotted what astronomers have identified as a debris plume from the crash. The crash happened earlier today. I'm Lisa Lucera. This is Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are negotiators saying about a potential U.S.–Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz?
0:02–0:34
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How is President Trump framing the deal and his economic record while campaigning in Nevada?
0:34–1:23
3
What is the current status of the wildfires in Spokane and how are authorities responding?
1:23–2:06
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Who are the new drug‑trafficking suspects indicted by the Justice Department and what rewards are offered?
2:06–3:12
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What did the latest ADP job report reveal about private‑sector hiring and how did SpaceX’s moon crash factor into the news?
3:12–3:55