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Suspected terror attack in Germany. I'm Jack Callaghan, Fox News. German authorities searching for a fugitive suspect for a deadly attack on a crowd near Berlin's Pride Festival last night that left one person dead and 16 others injured. Police and prosecutors asking for help in finding the 21 year old suspect whom they say hit several people with a van. They also say one or more people apparently exited that vehicle and several people were apparently stabbed. Police warning the public to avoid direct contact with the suspect, saying he may be armed and dangerous, identifying him as one with ties to the Islamic group. In Germany, massive wildfires continue to ravage through France and Spain as Fox's Channeley Painter reports.
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Crews are racing to stop major blazes from merging as dangerous conditions threaten to fuel even more fire growth. Officials warn the coming hours could be critical as strong winds, extreme heat and dry conditions continue to hamper containment efforts. More than 250,000 people have been forced from their homes. Fires are also burning in Italy, the UK and other parts of Europe.
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France deploying its military and they've shortened the famed Tour de France bike race to battle those wildfires. White House keeping all options open in the conflict with Iran amid reports that Iran's supreme leader still looking to build a nuclear weapon.
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For two nights in a row now, the US Military has not announced any strikes on Iran, while the New York Times reports that the president has set aside his plans for a massive attack for now. US Forces are still busy though, in the Middle east enforcing the naval blockade. As of Saturday, they've redirected 12 commercial vessels, disabled two that didn't comply and boarded two to force compliance.
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Spox's Rebecca Castor. The Iranian backed Houthis are also continuing to strike Saudi Arabian sites, creating a new front in the Red Sea despite warnings against that from President Trump. America is listening to Fox News.
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Americans head to the polls to elect a new Congress 100 days from today. Fox's Jarrett Halperin looks at the current state of play.
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The midterm elections are now just 100 days away, with control of Congress during the last two years of President Trump's term in the balance. Fox News polling out last week gives Democrats a clear upper hand with voters saying Democrats can better handle income inequality, health care, the economy foreign policy and government spending. Republicans are hoping to turn the tide, warning of Democratic socialists winning Democratic primaries and shifting the party to the far left. At the White House. Jared Halpern, Fox News.
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Former Maine state lawmaker Troy Jackson has secured that state's Democrat nomination for the U.S. senate. He'll face longtime GOP Senator Susan Collins in November in a race that could decide which party controls the U.S. senate next term. Jackson replaces Graham Platner on the ballots, who won the Democrat primary in June but withdrew from the race earlier this month after an allegation of sexual assault, which Platner denied. Maine Democrats met yesterday to choose their new Senate nominee to face Collins. Jackson is a former Maine Senate president. He campaigned alongside Platner during a failed bid for governor. It may be time to give the old saying an apple a day a little competition. As fox's Matt Murphy reports, a new
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Penn State study suggests an avocado a day may help protect your heart, at least for adults with obesity. Researchers found that adding one avocado to the daily diet for six months reduced the number of harmful LDL particles in the blood, a marker linked to heart disease risk. The change was estimated to lower that risk by about 4%, even though participants didn't lose weight or see major changes in traditional cholesterol tests. Researchers say replacing less healthy foods with nutrient rich options like avocados may be one simple way to improve long term heart health. Matt Murphy, FOX News, and I'm Jack Callaghan.
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