
6PM ET 06/17/2026 Newscast
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This is a FOX News alert. The deal is signed. I'm Lisa Licera. The 60 day memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran signed by President Trump. A White House official tells Fox News it'll give Tehran waivers to sell oil and create a framework for 300 billion in aid. President Trump, now in Paris for the G7 talks, insists the US is not putting up any money. And he says he will allow Iran to have some missiles, but not nuclear ones. If other countries have them, it's a little bit unfair for them not to have some. A ballistic missile is not the same thing as what we're talking about when we talk nuclear. The deal also calls for Iran to allow ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The MOU is expected to be signed on Friday in Switzerland. As expected, the Fed is holding interest rates steady following its first meeting with
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the new chair, new Fed chair Kevin Warsh. The committee decided to maintain the target range for the fed funds rate at 3 and a half to 3 and 3 quarters percent in support of the Fed's dual mandate. In an unusually short statement, Fed officials drop language that had suggested their next move would be to cut their key rate. Warsh telling reporters that the Fed has the capability to deliver on its 2% inflation target and that's what they're going to do.
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Fox's Hilary Barski Wall street stocks dropped on worries the Fed would hike interest rates this year to keep an lid on inflation. The Dow lost 507, the Nasdaq off 354. The S&P minus 91. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer blasting President Trump for delaying today's confirmat hearing for Jay Clayton to become the next director of national intelligence. Every action he takes undercuts our safety. For his own ridiculous, sometimes even indiscernible political motivation, the president says he wants the Foreign Surveillance act renewed, but said he won't sign off on it without the approval of a measure that strengthens voter ID laws. America's listening to FOX News. Pat a cake, pat a cake, baker's man, bake me.
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Fox News alert the 60 day memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran signed by President Trump. A White House official tells FOX it'll give Tehran a waivers to sell oil and create a framework for 300 billion in aid. The former New York architect known as the Gilgo beach serial killer has been
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sentenced decades after killing multiple women on New York's Long Island. 62 year old Rex Heuermann was sentenced to life in prison without parole for his crimes. He he admitted to killing eight women, the remains of most of them found between 1993 and 2011. The killings went unsolved until DNA matched from a pizza crust Heuermann discarded in a Manhattan trash can led to his arrest in 2023. During the sentencing hearing, victims family members read impact statements with one saying I hope you suffer, recounting getting a taunting phone call from Heuerman days after her sister had disappeared. In April, he pleaded guilty, working out a plea deal for the sentence he was given in New York City. Tonya J. Powers, FOX NEWS New poll takes a
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read on how Americans feel about civil
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liberties Most Americans believe civil liberties, such as the right to vote, are coming under threat, according to a new AP NORC poll, which finds respondents across all demographics agree fundamental freedoms, including the right to vote, free speech and freedom of religion remain essential to the country. The survey of nearly 2,500 adults finding, however, that respondents are more divided on the importance of the right to bear arms and few about one third or less see those rights as safe from threats. On voting rights, about two thirds view it as under some threat. A third of all surveyed and nearly half of black American respondents believe it's under major threat.
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Lillian Wu, FOX NEWS Scientists finding evidence
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of the oldest known plague dating back about 200 years earlier than previously thought. I'm Lisa Licera. This is Fox News.
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This episode features a rapid-fire news update focusing on President Trump’s historic signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Iran, U.S. economic policy, a high-profile criminal sentencing, new polling on civil liberties, and a scientific discovery. The tone is urgent and authoritative, reflecting the typical FOX News style of delivering real-time breaking news.
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