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Foxes targeted in Iraq. I'm Sue Guzman. Fox News. U.S. central Command says U.S. and Saudi forces hit sites used by Iran backed militias used to carry out attacks against American forces in the Middle East.
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Officials say several ballistic missiles were intercepted. US And Saudi Arabian forces responding with precision strikes on Iran backed groups in Iraq accused of targeting US Troops in Saudi energy sites. Now this all comes just hours after the president met with the leaders of Ukraine and Israel at the White House. The attacks shattering a brief pause in the fighting as mediators try to get both sides back to the negotiation table after weeks of escalation.
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Fox's Kevin Cork Meanwhile, Jordan's military says the country's air defenses there have intercepted five missiles launched from Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is skeptical about any deal with Iran.
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It's our common resolve to make sure that Iran doesn't get nuclear bombs to
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threaten every American with Annette and Yahoo. They're commenting on Fox's sanity. The Senate advancing major sanctions legislation against Russia. That was a bill spearheaded by the late Senator Lindsey Graham. Volodymyr Zelensky asking the US for its approval for licenses on Patriot defense systems. He says keeping ahead with the newest technology is vital in their war with Russia.
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We have to be quicker than Putin because Putin has more people than we and we have to save our people and use more technologies than people.
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Zelensky speaking to fox's Sean Hannity. The Senate has confirmed Jay Clay to lead the nation's intelligence agencies. Clayton succeeds Tulsi Gabbard, who left to care for her husband who has cancer. And newly released audio tapes disclosed by a conservative activist group appear to show former President Joe Biden sharing classified information with a biographer. About three hours worth of audio and 117 pages of transcripts were released by the Oversight project after Biden lost a legal fight to keep the conversations private. America's listening to FOX News.
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President Trump has honored Senator Lindsey Graham at a funeral service in Washington, D.C.
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tuesday, President Trump delivered a tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. he was a force
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of nature and I will miss him greatly, he said.
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For 30 years, nothing of significance happened in the Capitol or even the world without Graham knowing about it, nor a piece of legislation passing without Graham having a say in it.
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It's a testament to his towering impact that among those mourning him here today are leaders, presidents, prime ministers from all over the globe.
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The president said while Graham's life was cut short, he lived it to the fullest and died doing the work he was born to do, going out at the top of his game. Jessica Rosenthal, Fox News Dr. Anthony Fauci
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set to testify Wednesday before a Senate just days after more than a thousand pages from his diaries were released. More from fox's Christina Coleman.
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In one diary entry, Fauci said, quote, for better or worse, I'm becoming an international celebrity. Calls from all over the world. In another entry, he mentioned meeting Julia Roberts virtually writing, quote, she was so charming. When my image came up on the screen, she gasped and said that every time she sees me, her throat gets dry and she gets nervous. Paul, who has been feuding with Dr. Fauci over the origins of the COVID pandemic for years, will have another chance to question the former chief White House medical adviser during a Senate hearing.
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Rescue operations continue in Japan as the search for the missing continues. After a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, at least 13 people are confirmed dead. Many remain missing as the damage is still being assessed. And a sixth person has now died from the Legionnaires disease cluster and that rattled New York City's Upper east side. No new cases of the pneumonia like illness have been reported since July 17th. And the latest data is suggesting that the outbreak has significantly slowed. I'm Sue Guzman. This is FOX News.
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