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It could be done this weekend. I'm Lisa Lacera, Fox News. President Trump says the US And Iran have reached a breakthrough after two consecutive days of US Strikes on Iranian targets.
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I don't like to have to do things that way, but I felt it was necessary. It's a great deal for the United States and for the Middle east and I think ultimately great for Iran because they'll be able to build up their country and their country.
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The strikes were in response to the downing of an Apache helicopter in the Strait of Hormuz earlier this week. The service members in that incident were rescued. A federal judge blocking the Republican Texas attorney general from suing the democratic fundraising platform ActBlue.
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Massachusetts federal judge Richard Stearns has ruled that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit against ActBlue was filed in April in retaliation for fundraising on behalf of his Democratic Senate opponent, James Talarico. In April, Paxton had not yet won the Republican primary runoff for Senate and President Trump endorsed Paxton May 19. Paxton noted his office began investigating ActBlue three years ago for allowing suspicious donations, insisting they had shown ActBlue was accepting gift cards and prepaid debit cards, making donor identification difficult to prove.
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Fox's Jessica Rosenthal, the New York Times revealed ActBlue's own counsel advised leadership its system may not be sufficient to properly vet donors and keep out illegal foreign contributions. A new round of severe storms has knocked out power to hundreds of thousands in the Midwest, damaging buildings and canceling flights. The now the National Weather Service says tornadoes have been confirmed in Streeter and Odell, Illinois. Outside Chicago. Yesterday, there were twisters in northern Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Illinois. At least one person died when trees and utility lines are down, a federal law enforcement source tells Fox. A tip that was provided that claimed Nancy Guthrie was in a shallow grave near the Mexico border town of Nogales turned up empty. The location was checked. Nothing was found. America is listening to Fox News.
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will most likely expire tomorrow after the House failed to pass a temporary extension.
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The law allows U.S. intelligence agencies to mon foreign targets overseas for national security purposes. Democrats say they'll continue to oppose the measure unless President Trump removes Acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte and names a permanent replacement for Tulsi Gabbard. Critics say Pulte lacks intelligence experience. With the House unable to advance the extension, time is running short for Congress to prevent the law from expiring. Matt Murphy, Fox News this afternoon, President
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Trump said Bill Pultey will stay on as the acting director of national intelligence
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is running it for a short while where we get a very talented person, Jake Clayton. And as you know, Jake Clayton is an incredible talent. Head of Sullivan Cromwell. He was head of the sec.
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Democrats and some Republicans have raised concerns over Pulte's qualifications. Pulte is the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency with no national security experience. Several big banks are subpoenaed by the Justice Department for a debanking investigation.
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Prosecutors are requesting information about debanking clients, refusing to open accounts or closing customers accounts for political reasons. President Trump is suing JP Morgan for cutting him off after the 2021 Capitol riot. A judge in March dismissed a Trump family lawsuit against Capital One. Banks have been sharing information with the Treasury Department under an executive order President Trump signed last year. The subpoenas come from U.S. attorney Jeanine Pirro's office, which is now coordinating with treasury on the probe. The banks say clients are dropped because of legal or regulatory risks, not politics. Chris Foster, FOX News Canada has introduced
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legislation that could bar children younger than 16 from having social media accounts. Several countries, including Australia, Brazil and Indonesia, already put bans in place. Many others, including Britain and France, are considering it. I'm Lisa Licera. This is FOX News.
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