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Jack Callaghan
There will be no more U.S. strikes on Iran. I'm Jack Callaghan, Fox News. As Fox's Peter Doocy reports from the.
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Peter Doocy
Netherlands, a White House official traveling with the president who is confirming to us now that after Saturday's strikes in Iran, the US Strikes on the nuclear facilities in Iran, President Trump told Benjamin Netanyahu not to expect any further American military intervention there. That was on a call today that White House officials are diplomatically describing to us as exceptionally firm and direct.
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Jack Callaghan
The president says he was also direct with the prime minister after an Iranian airstrike minutes before the cease fire started killed an Israeli family of four.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
There was going to be a retaliation this morning by Israel. And you said you got to call back the planes. It's enough, it's enough. And they did, which I respect very greatly.
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Jack Callaghan
Prime Minister Netanyahu in a video address to his country saying Israel has never had a better friend in the White House than President Trump and they have achieved an historic victory that will stand for generations. Iran also claiming victory. Iranian President Peseschki and telling his people Israel started the war and Iran ended it successfully. Classified briefings for members of Congress on Saturday's U.S. airstrikes postponed today. The House voting overwhelmingly to table Texas Congressman Al Green's resolution to impeach President Trump. The president earlier urged the Senate to lock itself into a room and finish work on his big beautiful budget bill. Senate Majority Leader John Thune telling reporters they're close.
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John Thune
We feel very good about the path that we're on and getting this across the finish line. By the end of the week.
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Jack Callaghan
The House would have to sign off on any changes the Senate makes to the bill that it passed. Wall street roaring again today just before the close. The Dow up 507 points. Nasdaq ahead 281. The S&P 500 adding 67. America is listening to FOX News.
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Jack Callaghan
After six weeks of sometimes tawdry testimony, the federal sex trafficking case against Sean Diddy Combs will soon be headed to the jury. The prosecution rested earlier today. Late this afternoon, the defense rested as well, not calling any witnesses. Closing arguments are set for Thursday. An appeals court hearing arguments to set aside a defamation verdict against President Trump.
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Tanya J. Powers
A three judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals is weighing whether presidential immunity should invalidate last year's $83 million jury verdict in the defamation lawsuit against President Trump by former columnist E. Jean Carroll. Carroll's attorney said the president is not above the law and said her client continues to receive death threats as a result of the lawsuit she brought. The jury ordered Trump to pay Carroll for defaming her in 2019 when he denied her accusation that he sexually assaulted her in a Manhattan department store dressing room in the 1990s. Earlier this month, that same appeals court upheld a separate $5 million award to Carroll that Trump must pay. In New York, Tanya J.
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Jack Callaghan
Powers, FOX News Voters in New York City braving 100 degree heat today to vote in the city's Democratic mayoral primary.
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Nate Foy
According to polling the top two candidates, the moderate here, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, and the progressive is a state lawmaker named zoran Mandani, a 33 year old who describes himself as a Democratic socialist. Now, of course, for Cuomo, this would be a big time political comeback after he resigned as Govern back in 2021amid a sexual harassment scandal. He voted today and said he wants to get the city back on track. The 33 year old Mamdani would be New York City's first Muslim mayor. He proposes free child care and city owned grocery stores. But he has taken criticism for refusing to acknowledge Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state and criticizing Israel, not Hamas. The day after the Oct. 7 attack.
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Jack Callaghan
Fox's Nate Foy, incumbent Mayor Eric Adams is running this time as an independent. I'm Jack Callah. This is FOX News.
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Will Kane
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