4AM ET 06/24/2025 Newscast

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Fox News Hourly Update – Detailed Summary

Episode: 4AM ET 06/24/2025 Newscast
Release Date: June 24, 2025
Host: Fox News Radio

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1. Middle East Ceasefire and Renewed Tensions

Ceasefire Agreement:
In a significant development, Iran and Israel have both agreed to a ceasefire, effectively ending a 12-day conflict that has destabilized the Middle East region. The truce was brokered following Iran's acceptance of a ceasefire proposal put forth by President Donald Trump.

Last-Minute Attacks:
Despite the agreement, both nations launched last-minute attacks just prior to the cessation of hostilities. These actions have cast a shadow over the durability of the ceasefire.

Carmen Roberts reported at [00:03]:
"They both agreed to a truce. I'm Carmen Roberts, FOX News. Hours after Iran said it would accept a cease fire, Israel also agreed to the plan proposed by President Trump to end the 12-day war that's roiled the Middle East."

Casualties from Missile Strikes:
One notable incident involved a barrage of six Iranian missiles targeting Beersheba, Israel, resulting in at least five fatalities and 20 injuries. An Israeli military spokesperson emphasized readiness to neutralize any threats.

Ashley Strohmeier stated at [00:35]:
"Struck Beersheba, Israel, Tuesday morning, killing at least five people and injuring 20. An Israeli military spokesman says the air force is ready and stands by ready to remove any threat."

Political Reactions:
Stephen Miller, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, lauded President Trump's actions, highlighting the avoidance of a potential World War III scenario.

Stephen Miller remarked at [00:53]:
"Everyone who was a critic of this action said that it would lead to World War three. And instead we have a ceasefire. And instead we have the beginnings of a new era of stability and peace and security in the Middle East."

Ceasefire Fragility:
Shortly after the truce, Israel's Defense Minister, Israel Katz, accused Iran of violating the ceasefire by launching additional missile attacks, indicating that the truce may only hold for a brief period.

Carmen Roberts reported at [02:16]:
"And this just in. Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Iran had completely violated the ceasefire by launching missiles after the ceasefire came into effect. So as it stands now, the ceasefire only lasted for a couple of hours."

2. Escalating Violence in Sudan

Tragically, violence continues in Sudan, where an attack on a hospital near the frontline between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces resulted in over 40 deaths. The incident underscores the ongoing instability and humanitarian crises in the region.

Carmen Roberts reported at [01:09]:
"Violence in Sudan kills dozens. The director of the UN's World Health Organization posted on X this morning that more than 40 people died during an attack on a hospital this weekend in Sudan."

3. Supreme Court Ruling on Migrant Removals

In a contentious decision, a divided Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to resume swift deportations of migrants to third countries, overturning a previous court order that mandated providing migrants the opportunity to contest their deportation.

Ashley Strohmeier reported at [01:42]:
"A divided Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to restart swift removals of migrants to countries other than their homelands, lifting a court order for now that required them to get a chance to challenge the deportations. All three liberal justices dissented."

4. Record-Breaking Heatwave Hits the Northeast

The Northeast of the United States is experiencing its first major heatwave of the summer, bringing unprecedented high temperatures to numerous cities. This extreme weather event is part of a broader trend of rising temperatures affecting the region.

Carmen Roberts reported at [01:49]:
"The first major heat wave this summer brought record-breaking heat to cities across the Northeast."

5. Extreme Weather in New Mexico

New Mexico faces severe weather issues as heavy rains have inundated areas previously devastated by wildfires last year. The town of Rudioso has been significantly affected by the floods, exacerbating the region's vulnerability to natural disasters.

Ashley Strohmeier reported at [02:36]:
"Those scars were left by fires last year. And now this June, Rudioso again has been ravaged, this time by floods."

6. Ford Recalls 133,000 Aviator SUVs

Automaker Ford has initiated a recall of nearly 133,000 Aviator SUVs across the United States due to defects in certain parts. The recall specifically addresses rear door window bars that may detach from the vehicle, posing safety risks.

Carmen Roberts reported at [02:47]:
"Ford's recalling nearly 133,000 Aviator SUVs in the US over parts problems, including rear door window bars that detached themselves due to insufficient adhesion."

7. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to Testify Before Congress

Jerome Powell, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, is scheduled to appear before the House Financial Services Committee. During the hearing, Powell is expected to address several critical issues, including interest rate policies, potential recession risks, and the economic implications of the Iran conflict.

Ryan Schmell reported at [03:03]:
"Jerome Powell is set to appear before the House Financial Services Committee where he could face questions about interest rates, the possibility of a recession in the future, and how the Iran conflict could impact the US Economy."

President Trump has openly criticized Powell, labeling him a "numbskull" for not lowering interest rates, while Powell has cautioned against rate cuts to prevent potential inflation spikes influenced by the president's tariffs. Additionally, Trump has hinted at the possibility of dismissing Powell from his role.

8. Connecticut Man Arrested for Attempting to Rescue His Dog

In a peculiar incident in Bristol, Connecticut, a 35-year-old man was arrested after attempting to rescue his dog from a bathroom chimney. Police were alerted to a burglary complaint, leading to the discovery of the man trapped within the building. Despite both the man and his dog being unharmed, he faces charges of burglary and trespassing.

Jack Callahan reported at [03:42]:
"Police were called Sunday morning to a municipal parks building in Bristol, Connecticut, on a burglary complaint. They found a 35-year-old man stuck in the building's chimney. Firefighters were called. They had to remove parts of the chimney and the building to get him out. He told police he was trying to retrieve his dog, was still in the building when he somehow got locked out at 10 o'clock the night before. Both the man and the dog are okay, but he's been arrested and charged with burglary and trespassing."

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Transcript

[Carmen Roberts]

They both agreed to a truce. I'm Carmen Roberts, FOX News. Hours after Iran said it would accept a cease fire, Israel also agreed to the plan proposed by President Trump to.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

End the 12 day war that's roiled the Middle East.

[Donald Trump]

President Trump issued a statement on social media saying the ceasefire is now in effect. Please do not violate it. Donald J. Trump, PRESIDENT OF the UNITED.

[Carmen Roberts]

States fox's Ashley Strohmeier. The two bitter enemies agreed to stop.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Fighting, but only after each side launched last minute attacks.

[Carmen Roberts]

One of the six Iranian missile barrages.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Struck Beersheba, Israel, Tuesday morning, killing at least five people and injuring 20. An Israeli military spokesman says the air force is ready and stands by ready to remove any threat.

[Carmen Roberts]

The White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller cheering the president's strikes on Iran that helped cement the ceasefire.

[Stephen Miller]

He tells FOX News everyone said who was a critic of this action that it would lead to World War three. And instead we have a ceasefire. And instead we have the beginnings of a new era of stability and peace and security in the Middle East.

[Carmen Roberts]

Well, in another part of the world, violence in Sudan kills dozens. The director of the UN's World Health Organization posted on X this morning that.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

More than 40 people died during an attack on a hospital this weekend in Sudan. That hospital is near the front line between the Sudanese army and the Param military Rapid support forces. No word on which side carried out that attack.

[Carmen Roberts]

A divided Supreme Court allows the Trump administration to restart swift removals of migrants to countries other than their homelands, lifting a court order for now that required.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Them to get a chance to challenge the deportations. All three liberal justices dissented. And the first major heat wave this.

[Carmen Roberts]

Summer brought record breaking heat to cities across the Northeast. America's listening to FOX News.

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[Carmen Roberts]

And this just in. Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Iran had completely violated the ceasefire by.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Launching missiles after the ceasefire came in into effect. So as it stands now, the ceasefire only lasted for a couple of hours.

[Carmen Roberts]

Well, yesterday storms dumped heavy rains on burn scars in New Mexico.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Those scars were left by fires last year. And now this June, Rudioso again has been ravaged, this time by floods.

[Carmen Roberts]

Ford's recalling nearly 133,000 Aviator SUVs in the US over parts problems, including rear.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Door window bars that detached themselves due to insufficient adhesion.

[Carmen Roberts]

The Federal Reserve chairman may face a grilling from Congress today.

[Ryan Schmell]

Jerome Powell is set to appear before the House Financial Services Committee where he could face questions about interest rates, the possibility of a recession in the future, and how the Iran conflict could impact the US Economy. President Trump has bashed Powell for weeks recently, calling him a numbskull over issues with Powell not lowering interest rates. Powell has cautioned against cutting interest rates as he believes inflation could increase in the near future because of the president's tariffs. President Trump has also floated the possibility of firing Powell as chairman of the Federal Reserve. In Washington, Ryan schmell's FOX News A.

[Carmen Roberts]

Connecticut man's in trouble for attempting to retrieve his dog from a bathroom.

[Jack Callahan]

Police were called Sunday morning to a municipal parks building in Bristol, Connecticut, on a burglary complaint. They found a 35 year old man stuck in the building's chimney. Firefighters were called. They had to remove parts of the chimney and the building to get him out. He told police he was trying to retrieve his dog, was still in the building when he somehow got locked out at 10 o' clock the night before. Both the man and the dog are okay, but he's been arrested and charged with burglary and trespassing.

[Ashley Strohmeier]

Fox's Jack Callahan.

[Carmen Roberts]

This is FOX news.

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