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Renewed attacks. I'm Paul Stevens, FOX News. Israel now accusing Hamas of violating their ceasefire agreement, attacking Israeli soldiers in the Gaza Strip, prompting Israel to carry out strikes in retaliation.
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The office of the Israeli prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, releasing a statement just minutes ago saying there was a security consultation held after that violation with the top security echelon here in Israel and the country's defense minister and that the prime minister has instructed the military to act forcefully against terror targets inside the Gaza Strip. We're getting a similar statement from the Israeli military saying the IDF will respond firmly so we can expect more Israeli strikes throughout Gaza later today as the Israelis try to set a new precedent with Hamas that these attacks will not be tolerated within the Gaza Strip.
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And that's fox's Trey Youngst. In Tel Aviv. A shooting at an Oklahoma State University residence hall wounds at least three people. First reports indicated the shooting happened when people arrived at that hall this morning after attending a big private party off campus. At least one of the victims is a student at the school. All three victims being treated at hospitals. Police say there is now no ongoing threat to the general campus. President Trump continues to call for Russia and Ukraine to come to a peace agreement.
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Moscow reportedly hit Ukrainian forces and infrastructure with over 250 aerial bombs overnight. It happened just hours after Ukraine's president met with Trump at the White House, during which he denied giving Kyiv Tomahawk missiles, at least for now. Trump plans to hold a second summit with Russia's president in the coming weeks.
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And that's fox's Jackie Ibanez. Thieves stealing priceless jewels from the Louvre museum in Paris today entering, officials say, via a basket lift. The robbery lasted just seven minutes. It targeted Napoleon era jewels in the Apollo Gallery there. America is listening to FOX News.
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Former New York Republican Congressman George Santos now living life as a free man this weekend after President Trump commuted his prison sentence, Santos saying it's a second chance for him. I have a lot to prove to a lot of people and I have to make sure President Trump understands that I am not going to disappoint him. George Santos on Fox and Friends Weekend. In a Truth Social post on Friday, the president wrote in part, quote, george has been in solitary confinement for long stretches and of time and by all accounts, has been horribly mistreated. Therefore, I just signed a commutation releasing George Santos from prison immediately. Good luck, George. Have a great life. Unquote. If you've driven a Ford vehicle lately, then there's a good possibility this year you've steered that vehicle to a dealership to fix a problem which triggered a recall.
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A report by Kelley Blue Book found the automaker has issued at least 103 safety recalls so far this year. That's a record, and the year isn't over. Manufacturers usually initiate recalls to put the brakes on potential fines or driver safety issues. But the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration can also issue recalls. They include the latest recalls, which affect over a half a million fords. More than 330,000 Mustangs from the 215 to 17 model years may have defective seat belt pretensioners. And nearly 300,000 F250, 350 and 450 Super Duty trucks from the 2020 through 22 model years have a problem with the rear view camera. Daria Albinger, Fox News.
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Sam Rivers, bass player for Limp Bizkit, has died, the band confirming in a statement on Instagram. They called him the heartbeat of the group, describing him as pure magic and the soul behind their sound. Rivers, who co founded the band in the 90s, was 48. The cause of has not been revealed. I'm Paul Stevens and this is.
This Fox News newscast provides a concise roundup of major breaking news stories on international conflict, campus violence, high-profile political developments, art theft, automotive recalls, and entertainment world losses. The reporting maintains a fast pace, offering headline updates and brief analysis on each story.
The broadcast maintains an urgent, factual, and concise news tone, with direct quotes from newsmakers and correspondents. The language is straightforward, with occasional emotional emphasis in segments such as the tribute to Sam Rivers and the story of George Santos’ commutation.
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