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Israel and Iran say no more for now. I'm Chris Foster, Fox News. Both countries militaries agree to hold their fire against each other after hours of missile strikes back and forth.
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The cessation of armed forces operations is hereby announced. That statement from Iran's top military command. After a day of missile launches targeting Israel, the Israelis responded with multiple strikes of their own. These were the first such attacks between the two countries since a ceasefire was declared two months ago. Iran warned it will restart its offensive if Israel continues attacks against Hezbollah, including in southern Lebanon. Iran started its operations yesterday in response to Israel attacking southern Beirut. President Trump had called for the two sides to stop. Jonathan Savage, FOX News.
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And the president plans to attend game through the NBA Finals tonight at Madison Square Garden in New York, a Secret Service special agent in charge Matt McCool.
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Five people are wounded in a stabbing attack at New York's Penn Station below the arena. A suspect is in custody. Tomorrow's primary day in Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina and Maine where supporters of Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner appear unfazed about allegations he's mistreated women in the past. Hundreds came to see him speak and take questions at a town hall meeting at the Elks Lodge in Portland.
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Folks at the national level misunderstand. The reason they keep getting everything wrong is they think this is a race about me, but it isn't. This is a race about us.
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Republican Maine governor candidate Ben Midgley tells Fox Platner has massive character flaws and
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then it's all forgiven. It's complete hypocrisy on the Democrats part. He does not represent Maine values and he will not beat Susan Collins in the race.
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President Trump calls the Los Angeles mayor's race and California governor's race crooked. With more mail in ballots being counted for Democrats. FOX Jeff Paul in LA nearly a
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week after election day here in LA county says it still has 355,000 mail in ballots to process. Now, yesterday's ballot dump pushed Councilwoman Nithya Rahman past Spencer Pratt by about 3,000 votes into that critical second place spot. If Rahman holds on to her lead, she'll advance to the runoff election against Mayor Karen Bass in the fall. Now, moments after the new numbers came in, Mayor Karen Bass's campaign released a statement attacking Rahman and labeling Rahman her general election opponent, seemingly ruling out a Pratt comeback.
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Republican Steve Hilton, meantime, is still number two in the California governor's race count, ahead of Democrat Tom Steyer. Democrat Javier Becerra has one spot clinched in the general election. House Oversight Committee Republicans put out a report claiming top Minnesota Democrats knew about rampant fraud and punished whistleblowers who tried to stop it.
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison were aware of widespread fraud but failed to stop it. Those allegations in an over 200 page report that also claims the Minnesota Department of Human Services retaliated against whistleblowers, including Democrats, using the help of outside private investigators and law firms, intimidation and surveillance tactics allowing taxpayer dollars to flow to fraudsters, fraud that the U.S. attorney's office has said tops $9 billion. And while both Walls and Ellison have defended their actions, the fallout of the fraud led the governor to drop out of his reelection bid this year. Jeff Manasso, FOX News.
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Tropical Storm Boris is expected to make landfall along southern Mexico's Pacific coast this afternoon or evening with heavy rain in the forecast along with flooding and possible muds. Stocks start the day higher. On Wall street, tech stocks way up. Nasdaq's up 502. The Dow is up 182. I'm Chris Foster, FOX News.