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Signatures from both leaders. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump and the leader of Iran signing off on a memorandum of understanding that will lead to a ceasefire with Iran and begin nuclear talks.
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It will end the naval blockade. It will reopen the Strait of Hormuz for at least 60 days. After that, there will be future talks as far as the future of what this will mean. And it potentially could be toll free after that. According to the Iranians, at least this deal will lift sanctions off the selling of Iran oil. The U.S. will help develop, quote, at least $300 billion for the reconstruction and economic development of the Islamic Republic of Iran. And President Trump also addressing the war that has been breaking out in Lebanon between the IDF and Hezbollah. President Trump putting new pressure on Israel, saying that he does not believe the Israelis are doing enough.
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Fox's Alex Hogan. Meanwhile, the prime minister of Pakistan on X claims the MOU goes into effect immediately with Iran opening the Strait of Hormuz and the US Lifting the naval bl Democrat US Senator Jeanne Shaheen accused President Trump of offering Iran concession after concession, as she put it, for next to nothing in return. War Secretary Pete Hegseth has arrived in Brussels, Belgium, where he's meeting with NATO defense ministers. Says the goal of the meeting is for NATO to get Back to NATO 3.0.
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NATO 3.0 is post cold War recognition that needs to go back to a real hardline military alliance that has real military capabilities capable of deterring right here on the continent and taking the lead for the conventional defense.
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Tropical Cyclone Arthur, the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, making landf on the Texas Gulf Coast Wednesday morning, bringing lots of rainfall and the threat of flooding. Fox 26 Houston's McKenna Earnhardt.
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I am in Kloot, Texas, where Kloot saw a little over 8 inches of rain in just about two hours. And the result of that, it's this driving around. My photographer and I, we did see some slight flooded roadways. Cars still able to pass through though only about an inch of water. And the problem was the ditches fill up with water and those flow into the parking lots and onto the roadways. It's really not that deep. I walked in it and it's about up to my ankles. So it's not too bad anymore. It's slowly going down.
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The New York Knicks will celebrate their NBA title win with a ticker tape parade in New York City today.
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New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani says the parade to honor the NBA champion New York Knicks could turn out to be the largest parade in the city's history, despite winning championships in 1970 and 1973. It will be the first ticker tape parade ever for the Knicks. Then Mayor John Lindsey, who had reigned in the parades, instead held smaller ceremonies for the team. This year's parade will begin in lower Manhattan and make its way through the Canyon of Heroes to City hall, where Mayor Mamdani will present the team with keys to the city. Security will be tight and include screenings. NYPD officials say 10,000 officers will be deployed, the largest such deployment for any planned event in city history. In New York City, Tanya J. Powers, FOX News.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook says prices are going up for Apple products. He tells the Wall Street Journal that the increase is necessary to offset the surging costs of memory and storage chips. The costs the result, he says, of skyrocketing demands from artificial intelligence companies that have sent the price sky high. Cook wouldn't say when the price hike is expected. Apple is expected to release new products come September. I'm Sue Guzman. This is FOX News.
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This episode delivers a fast-paced bulletin covering breaking international diplomacy, major weather events, high-profile sports celebrations, tech news, and updates from the U.S. political and defense scene. Key highlights include a major U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement, regional security developments, the impact of Tropical Cyclone Arthur in Texas, a historic NYC parade for the New York Knicks, and an impending price increase for Apple products. The episode’s tone is urgent and authoritative, reflecting the high-stakes nature of the unfolding headlines.
[00:02 – 00:53]
Notable Quote:
“It will end the naval blockade. It will reopen the Strait of Hormuz for at least 60 days... this deal will lift sanctions off the selling of Iran oil.” – Reporter (00:14)
[00:53 – 01:38]
Notable Quote:
“NATO 3.0 is post–Cold War recognition that needs to go back to a real hardline military alliance... capable of deterring right here on the continent.” – Pete Hegseth (01:22)
[02:31 – 03:16]
Notable Quote:
“It’s really not that deep. I walked in it and it’s about up to my ankles. So it’s not too bad anymore. It’s slowly going down.” – McKenna Earnhardt reporting from Kloot, TX (02:45)
[03:16 – 04:01]
Notable Quote:
“The parade to honor the NBA champion New York Knicks could turn out to be the largest parade in the city’s history... this year’s parade will begin in lower Manhattan and make its way through the Canyon of Heroes to City Hall.” – Tanya J. Powers (03:22)
[04:01 – 04:29]
Notable Quote:
“The increase is necessary to offset the surging costs of memory and storage chips. The costs the result, he says, of skyrocketing demands from artificial intelligence companies that have sent the price sky high.” – Sue Guzman (04:01)
On U.S.-Iran Relations:
“President Trump and the leader of Iran signing off on a memorandum of understanding that will lead to a ceasefire with Iran and begin nuclear talks.” – Sue Guzman (00:02)
On NATO’s Future:
“The goal of the meeting is for NATO to get back to ‘NATO 3.0.’” – Pete Hegseth (01:22)
On Local Impact of Cyclone:
“Cars still able to pass through though only about an inch of water... It’s slowly going down.” – McKenna Earnhardt (02:45)
On Historic NYC Celebrations:
“It will be the first ticker-tape parade ever for the Knicks.” – Tanya J. Powers (03:22)
This update delivers a concise snapshot of shifting global diplomacy, regional conflict, severe weather, civic celebration, and economic news, tightly packaged in Fox News’ authoritative style.