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Is there a peace deal at hand? I'm Roger Stern, Fox News. President Trump says the US And Iran will sign a peace deal tomorrow, but Iran says it may take days if it happens. Fox's Rich Edson the White House says the sticking point has been Iran's nuclear program.
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Throughout this negotiating process, the United States and Iran have seldom been on the same page publicly. But now it appears they are both indicating they could be signing an agreement soon. President Trump posted on Truth Social, quote, the deal is scheduled to get signed tomorrow. And immediately after it is signed, the Hormuz Strait is open to all at the appropriate time. When all is calm, we will go in and get the nuclear dust and download and destroy it, whether in Iran or the United States. The president says he hopes this process will work out quickly, easily and smoothly. If not, he threatened more military action. Pakistan is mediating between the United States and Iran. Pakistani Prime Minister Shabazz Sharif said this morning that he expects the sides to finalize their agreement in the next 24 hours.
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Meanwhile, the president expected to discuss getting mines out of the Strait of Hormuz during the Group of Seven summit that begins on Monday. Congress left on a week long break without extending a key intelligence tool, legal
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authority for the government's foremost intelligence gathering weapon to foil terrorism. FISA section 702 expires. There's worry about unprecedented vulnerabilities. This summer a bipartisan coalition tanked an emergency FISA extension in Congress. FISA siphons the calls, emails and texts of four foreign intelligence targets. But a court ruling says the government can still track suspect communications despite a lapse in the law. However, it's unclear if telecommunications companies will provide digital breadcrumbs to the government lacking a congressional safeguard.
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The Pentagon has released a new batch of files related to UFOs and four of them were shot in the U.S. here's Fox's Madison Scorpiono.
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The files show that there have been several unusual encounters, multiple sightings of strange orbs in the sky just over the last few years. Now, a couple months ago, the President Trump ordered his administration to files related to aliens and extraterrestrial life public. And we now have that third batch of those photos, documents, and videos. Back in July, a couple saw an intense bright light in their backyard around 9pm and started recording on their iPhone 14. They describe what they saw as a brilliant red sphere. They say the center appeared to be a white plasma sun about the size of a basketball. They say when the orb moved, a second identical one appeared. And they say the orbs were moving as if they were flying in formation.
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We're also learning that four years ago, five members of the army reported seeing an object shaped like a potato hovering over Cheyenne Mountain. Team USA won its World cup opener last night against Paraguay 4 to 1.
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Amazing. Spectacular. Historic. It's being called the best US men's national soccer team showing at a World cup ever. And that's because for the first time in history, the U.S. men's national soccer team scored 44 goals in a World cup match. To put that in perspective, Team USA scored three goals total in the last World Cup. Now, Last night, Team USA dominated Paraguay 41 in Los Angeles, led by Flo Baligan, becoming the first American to score two goals in a World cup match since 1930.
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Switzerland and Qatar have been playing with Brazil, Morocco later on. I'm Roger Stern, and this is Fox News.