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More American strikes hit more Iranian targets. I'm Dave Anthony, fox news. And U.S. central Command calls the weekend attacks defensive. And Iran retaliated today firing missiles and drones in Kuwait, but they were intercepted.
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Military officials say it was in response to Iran's shoot down of a US MQ1 drone that was operating over international waters. Meantime, Kuwait reported incoming drone and missile fire around the same time. Iran's Revolutionary Guard said it responded to an American attack without saying saying where likely referring to the attack on Kuwait. Iran is maintaining its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting the global supply chain and driving up the price of fuel around the world.
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That's Fox's Tanya J. Power as oil prices are surging up almost 7% this morning. President Trump posted on Truth Social early this morning, just sit back and relax. It'll all end well. Riding Iran really wants to make a deal and it will be a good one for the U.S. new this morning,
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Iran's foreign minister trying to attach the possible deal with the United States to the the situation in Lebanon. He said on X the cease fire between Iran and the US Is unequivocally a cease fire on all fronts, including in Lebanon. Its violation on one front is a violation of the cease fire on all fronts. The US And Israel are responsible for the consequences of any violation. Over the weekend, Hezbollah launched more than 50 rockets into northern Israel as Israeli ground forces pushed deeper into southern Lebanon.
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Fox's Trey Angst in Tel Aviv. Congress returns from break this week with the Senate considering a plan to fund immigration enforcement and Border Patrol using a process Democr cannot block. Republican Congresswoman Kat Kamak tells FOX Business
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this is a once in a generation opportunity for us to get our country back on track. And I feel that the Senate has not taken this seriously.
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Democrats keep demanding immigration enforcement reform as anti ice protests rage on in New Jersey. That was last night in Newark. Those protesters want the detention facility there shut down over allegations of inhumane conditions. Homeland Security denies America's listening.
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Now.
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There's a bit of selling to start. A new month on Wall street after all three major averages made big gains in May, closing it at record highs. The dow is down 32 points. The Nasdaq is off by 38, a 5 point drop for the S. And it's now surging up over 7%. WTI almost 94 bucks a barrel. Though gas is down a penny. AAA's national average for regular $4.32 per gallon. That's almost a quarter lower than the Iran conflict price spike peak last month. The director of the National Economic Council is optimistic prices will come down more.
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Kevin Hassett said more ships are starting to get through the Strait of Hormuz and reach oil refining nations that had to shut down, causing high jet fuel and dies. Fox News Sunday. Hassett said that caused US Refineries to shift.
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They changed what they refined and refined less gasoline and more of the other stuff which was so costly. As soon as the oil lands in Asia, then we expect those prices to reverse and gasoline production in the US to go up.
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A recent Fox News poll listed the cost of living as the biggest economic issue for nearly 6 in 10Americans. Grinnell Scott, FOX News Soccer's World cup
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is just 10 days from starting with the opening matches in Mexico. Men's national team is getting ready. They beat Senegal 32 on an exhibition yesterday.
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This was only a warm up game, but in many ways it was a statement win for the US Against a very good Senegal side. The US Was led by goals from two of its stars, Christian Pulisic and Folorin Balogun. The only concern for head coach Mauricio Pochettino may have been the speed and organization of the US defense, but he sounded pretty happy after the game.
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Fox's Jonathan Hunt The American team's first match will be June 12 in Los Angeles, taking on Paraguay. I'm Dave Anthony and this is Fox News.
Title: More American Strikes Hit More Iranian Targets
Date: June 1, 2026
Host: FOX News Podcasts (Dave Anthony)
Theme:
This episode delivers a fast-paced rundown of the latest U.S.-Iran escalations, the economic fallout, political reactions, and notable events in global politics and sports. The news bulletin covers U.S. military actions, Iran's retaliations, the impact on oil markets, ongoing immigration debates, and a preview of the upcoming Soccer World Cup.
American Military Strikes:
Iranian Retaliation:
Ongoing Regional Instability:
Oil Price Surge:
Presidential Response:
Iran’s Diplomatic Move:
Immigration Legislation:
Protests in New Jersey:
Stock Market Overview:
Energy Prices Update:
Economic Optimism:
Economic Worries:
World Cup Preview:
Coach’s Perspective:
First Match:
This FOX News Hourly Update delivers a succinct yet comprehensive overview of rapidly unfolding U.S.–Iran hostilities, regional instability, American political responses, economic repercussions—including spiking oil prices—and domestic policy debates. It underscores the volatility in Middle East geopolitics, rising economic anxiety, and American readiness for the World Cup, capturing the tone and urgency of the latest headlines.