President Trump Thinks the Ceasefire with Iran is Over
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What happened after Iran attacked tankers and the U.S. responded militarily?
This is a Fox News alert. The fighting has resumed between the U.S. and Iran. I'm Chris Foster. And now President Trump says he thinks a ceasefire is over after Iran attacks tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S. strikes Iran in response.
I don't want to deal with them anymore.
Why does President Trump say the ceasefire with Iran is over?
They're scum. You know what scum is? They're scum. They're sick people. They're led by sick people. And they're vicious, violent people. And if they had a nuclear weapon, they'd use it. Fox's Mike Tobin.
The U.S. response has increased intensity. Eight times as many targets were hit compared to the last time the U.S. responded to Iran firing on ships in the strait. CENTCOM says the strikes included defense systems, command and control networks, coastal radar sites and anti-ship capabilities, and some 60 Revolutionary Guard small boats.
Iran then targeted U.S. military sites in the Gulf. The president's meeting now at the NATO summit in Turkey with Ukraine's President Zelensky. The Trump administration announces a major investigation. It says a fraudulent work visa is obtained through schemes involving employers and brokers submitting bogus applications. Labor Department Inspector General Anthony Desposito on Fox Business.
We've already started to issue dozens of subpoenas. We are going to make sure that we track down every lead.
Which Iranian and U.S. military targets were struck in CENTCOM's strikes?
We have whistleblowers talking about some of the biggest companies like Cognizant. It's a tech company found guilty already of discrimination by abusing the visa program to bring in cheaper workers.
Some evacuations are lifted in New York City near a high-rise building with buckling support columns.
New York City Department of Buildings Commissioner Ahmed Taghani says measures taken to temporarily stabilize it seem to be working.
Emergency struts or jacks are in place to hold up and stabilize where the weak points are, but they are also installing new steel as another emergency intervention, which is creating stability.
A third-party engineer has also been brought in. The 1970s-era building, which was the former headquarters of Pfizer, is being converted into luxury apartments.
Fox's Tonya J. Powers in New York.
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How did the situation escalate with Iran targeting U.S. military sites and NATO diplomacy?
Multi-D hearing for Charlie Kirk's accused killer, Tyler Robinson, resumes this afternoon in Utah.
Video played on a courtroom monitor showed a car believed to belong to Robinson enter a parking structure, then a figure matching Robinson's description moving through a stairwell and heading to the amphitheater where Charlie Kirk was set to speak. At first, the figure is seen wearing shorts. In a later segment, he is changed into long pants and walks with a limp. The court also saw a report listing physical evidence, including a screwdriver found on the roof that the FBI says had Robinson's DNA and the rifle he allegedly used that was found in nearby woods wrapped in a towel.
fox's claudia cowan a new mid-year forecast from realtor.com says home costs could be getting more affordable soon it expects home price growth to slow to just 1.2 percent that's a slower pace than originally forecast the rate does not keep up with inflation meaning home prices are effectively declining in real terms the report also trims the existing home sales forecast of 4.1 million down from the 4.13 million projected in december though the number of sales is still expected to grow 1% over last year. Mortgage rates are projected to remain unchanged.
What major domestic investigations and local news items were reported after the Gulf conflict update?
Lillian Wu, Fox News.
U.S. Airlines spent $6.7 billion on jet fuel in May.
That's 84% higher than it was the year before, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Airlines have responded to the jump in fuel costs by raising fares and fees and trimming flight schedules. Major carriers are set to release their second quarter financial results beginning on Friday, and industry executives are expected to discuss how the fuel prices will affect the industry's finances moving forward.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What happened after Iran attacked tankers and the U.S. responded militarily?
0:02–0:15
2
Why does President Trump say the ceasefire with Iran is over?
0:15–1:10
3
Which Iranian and U.S. military targets were struck in CENTCOM's strikes?
1:10–2:16
4
How did the situation escalate with Iran targeting U.S. military sites and NATO diplomacy?
2:16–3:30
5
What major domestic investigations and local news items were reported after the Gulf conflict update?
3:30–4:12