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No peace in sight. I'm Ron Truster on Fox News. Despite President Trump's hope that the Iran war ends soon, Iran is still attacking other nations as the US Fires on Iran. Fox's Jeff Paul in Dubai with a tangled chain of events.
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Officials involved with CENTCOM say those strikes happened hours after its forces struck Iranian radar sites and shot down four one way attack drones. US Officials say Iran then fired seven ballistic missiles towards Kuwait and Bahrain. CENTCOM confirming six of those missiles were intercepted and the seventh did not reach its intended target. Iran continues to leverage what is happening in Lebanon despite a U. S backed ceasefire. Israeli forces and the Iranian backed militant group Hezbollah are still exchanging strikes. Iran's foreign minister says if the fighting doesn't stop in Lebanon, then the entire war could restart.
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Pakistan's interior minister is on the ground in Tehran today working to revise stalled negotiations between Iran and the US the state rested its case in the trial of a Texas teen accused of stabbing someone at a track meet. Fox's Brooke Taylor in McKinney, Texas.
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Several of these teen witnesses testified that they thought it was odd that Carmelo Anthony was sitting under another school's team tent. One student testified that Anthony was asked to leave roughly 15 times. Prosecutors say the confrontation escalated when Anthony pulled out a five inch folding knife from his backpack and stabbed Austin Metcalf in the chest. Jurors shown grainy surveillance footage that appeared to show this physical confrontation just lasted a matter of seconds. Anthony has pleaded not guilty to murder. His attorneys argue that he acted in self defense and out of fear.
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If Carmelo Anthony is convicted of first degree murder, he could get a life sentence. America is listening to Fox News. An American college student was found dead after going missing in Japan. Here's Fox's Madison Scarpino.
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Weston Higginbotham was just 20 years old. He loved nature, cared so much about the environment. According to his family. They say they are heartbroken. This all comes just over a week since Weston first went missing. The parents say they last saw him in their Kyoto hotel room last Friday and they let the well traveled 20 year old do his own thing. Local police confirm Weston got off at a train at the Yamashina station in Kyoto. Said the area is home to tons of hiking routes and trails. But shortly after the train ride, Weston's location from his phone went completely dark. And that's when his parents started to worry. This all prompted a massive search for the Auburn student.
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We don't know the cause of death. President Trump says work he's done in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, well ahead of the nation's 250th birthday coming up on July 4th. Fox is Jill NATO in Washington.
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The reflecting pool Reno is complete. That word from President Trump, who posted on Truth Social quote, it was originally opened in 1922 but never functioned properly. Now it does. Thank you, President Trump. Thank you, Department of the Interior. The pool has a dark blue bottom now and the granite surrounding it's much cleaner than before. But the price tag on the pool renovations coming under fire. The president originally said it was going to be about $1.8 million, but but that rose to roughly 13 million. Critics are saying that was due to a no bid award that went to the contractors who did the job. In Washington, Joel Nadeau, FOX News.
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President Trump will attend Monday's Knicks Burr NBA Finals game at Madison Square garden beginning at 6:30pm local time. Only ticket holders will be allowed near the arena. The area will be sealed off to everyone else. I'm Ron Trustee Stern and this is FOX News.