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No deal with Iran. I'm Kathleen Maloney. Fox News Vice President J.D. vance heading back to Washington after marathon talks in Pakistan falter.
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We've had a number of substantive discussions with the Iranians. That's the good news. The bad news is that we have not reached an agreement. And I think that's bad news for Iran much more than it's bad news for the United States of America.
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Fox's Trey Yingst has more on what's at stake.
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The Iranians made clear, as they have in the past at the negotiating table, that their efforts are not going to reach any sort of solution. And when we look at the issues that we're talking about here, these are very critical issues. We're talking about Iran's nuclear program, access in the Strait of Hormuz and the idea of unfreezing assets. And we can start at the end of the list and work backwards. But when you look at the assets, President Trump is not going to do what President Obama did, which is give the Iranians billions of dollars that would allow them to rebuild their military and nuclear programs.
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And now President Trump says the US Will soon begin blockading ships entering or leaving the Strait of Hormu. Democrats calling on Congressman Eric Swalwell to drop out of the California governor's race.
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Multiple people have come forward with claims of misconduct against Swalwell, including one in New York City that involves a former staffer who claims Swalwell raped her in 2024 when she was intoxicated. That same woman also claims a separate assault in 2019 and other misconduct during the time she worked for him. Well, DA Alvin Bragg is urging survivors and anyone with knowledge of these allegations to contact their Special Victims Division. Swalwell has denied all the allegations, calling them, quote, flat false. But now his campaign is in a free fall. He has, in about 24 hours or so lost all 21 of his endorsements he had from his Democratic colleagues. And his fundraising and endorsement pages have all been taken down.
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Fox's Chanley Painter America is listening to FOX News.
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Police are investigating a mass shooting at a Chick Fil? A in Union, New Jersey. Several people were shot after masked suspects stormed inside and opened fire last night. Victims are recovering in area hospitals and authorities are still searching for those responsible as well as a motive. The restaurant is closed as the investigation continues. History unfolding after the crew of Artemis 2 completed a 10 day mission in space, the astronauts down off the coast of San Diego Friday night. Fox 26 Houston's McKenna Earnhardt spoke with Mission Commander Reid Wiseman.
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Reed started the speech with saying it's such a special thing to be a human and a special thing to be on Earth. He said, before you take off, it's just a dream. But once you're in space looking back at what they called tiny Earth, all you want is your family. And Christina said the trip started and ended with human moments here on Earth. She said when she saw tiny Earth, it wasn't seeing Earth that shocked her, but all the blackness around it, as if Earth was like a lifeboat hanging in the universe called Planet Earth and all of us on it, a crew. And that was a really big thing that she pressed on is their crew.
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The crew broke the record for the farthest distance humans have traveled from Earth. The sun bright over much of the US but more storms are coming for the middle of the country. Fox Weather's Adam Klotz has today's forecast.
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A lot of sunshine actually on the east coast, but we continue to see these rounds of storms for folks in the middle of the country, the real bullseye today, think Texas or all the way up to the Midwest. So Chicago getting in on some of these storms as well. The worst of it today will be across Texas. That's a two on a scale of five. So not horrible weather, but severe thunderstorms, maybe winds up to 60 miles an hour, some hail, an isolated tornado is possible with this system. And then we're kind of stuck in this pattern. By the time you get into Monday, it's stretching up across the middle of the country. The same is true on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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For more weather updates, wherever you are, you can download the FOX Weather app or go to foxweather.com I'm Kathleen Maloney. This is FOX NEWS.