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A ceasefire is holding. Elisa Brady, FOX news. That's the U.S. take on a temporary truce with Iran even with new attacks in a critical waterway.
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Iranian and US Vessels exchanged fire in the opening day of an American military operation to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But President Trump says Iran has not violated a weeks old ceasefire yet.
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They know what to do and they know what to do. They know what not to do.
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More importantly, actually, president says Iran still wants to make a deal to end the war, warning the regime to do the smart thing.
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They should wave the white the flag, the white flag of surrender.
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Iranian military leaders are threatening to respond to U.S. attempts to reopen the strait.
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Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Iranian officials have accused the US of violating the ceasefire with Project Freedom. The United Arab Emirates responding to a second day of Iranian drones and missiles. Iran also using small fast boats to attack ships. What I'll say is it's low harassing fire. Right now. It feels like Iran is grass grasping at straws to try to do something. Across the southern flank, Joint Chiefs Chairman General Dan Kaine says Iran's command and control structure is fractured. The rush to redraw congressional maps expands with Tennessee's Republican controlled legislature kicking off a special session.
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A redistricting effort that targets the state's only Democrat held House seat. In Memphis, Democrat Mayor Paul Young was helpful to have a Democratic representative that was able to also advocate for our needs. Tennessee House Speaker Republican Cameron Sexton.
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I don't hear any Democrats complaining about those states doing that, those blue states removing Republican seats.
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In Louisiana, lawmakers are also making plans for new U.S. house districts after the Supreme Court struck down the state's current map.
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Fox's Jeff Manasso Primary day in Indiana and Ohio where Vice President Vance stopped to vote on his way to campaign for a GOP congressman in Iowa. America's listening to Fox News.
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when Georgia county is trying to block the Justice Department from accessing election workers personal
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information, the Justice Department issued a federal grand jury subpoena last month seeking the name, position, address, email addresses and personal phone number of all employees and volunteers that worked on the 2020 election in Fulton County, Georgia. It's part of a federal investigation into President Trump's claim the election was rigged. Fulton county attorneys filed a motion to block the subpoena, arguing it's meant to target, harass and punish the president's perceived political opponents and intimidate and harass poll workers who fear for their physical safety. The FBI sees Fulton county ballots and other records in January. Chris Foster, Fox News A new poll
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sheds light on a Republican primary runoff in a Texas Senate race.
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The University of Houston's Hobby School of Public affairs, surveying 1200 Texans who are likely to vote in the upcoming GOP Senate primary runoff, finding Texas Attorney General ken Paxton with 48% of the vote and incumbent Senator John Cornyn with 45%. The runoff comes after neither candidate secured a majority of the vote in March. The poll suggests Paxton supporters feel immigration and election integrity is a top issue, while Cornyn voters are more concerned about the cost of living and inflation. And voters are evenly divided, giving both Republicans 43% when determining who would be the strongest candidate to take on Democrat Texas State Representative James Talarico in November.
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Fox's Christian Goodwin that runoff is set for May 26th. President Trump has not yet endorsed a candidate. The robotics pilot pioneer behind the Roomba vacuum is now betting people might one day have artificial pets. Colin Angle unveiling a four legged prototype of that called a Familiar this week, a lifelike machine powered by the latest AI technology. On Wall Street, a rally continues for now as oil prices slide. Today the dow is up 299points, new records for the S and P and the Nasdaq. And Lisa Brady, Fox News.