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Feel clear given. I'm Lisa Lacerra, Fox News. The Israeli military tells the public it's safe to leave shelters, signaling the latest threat from Iran has passed. The two countries continue to exchange air attacks after Israel took aim at Iran's nuclear sites last week. Last night, 11 people were killed as 65...
Iranian ballistic missiles streamed through the skies of Israel, five of them impacting the ground below, one in the heart of Tel Aviv. Fox's Trey Inkston, Tel Aviv. Earlier today, Israel struck Iran's state-run television during a live broadcast. The Israeli military says it was providing a cover for Iranian military operations.
President Trump expected to leave the G7 summit in Canada in about an hour. He said he had to be back as soon as he can. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is also headed back to Washington. The president is set to convene the National Security Council when he returns.
Federal charges have been filed against the accused Minnesota gunman in the killing and injury of Minnesota lawmakers and their family members. Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph Thompson says 57-year-old Vance Belter is now charged with federal murder, stalking, and other counts. In the weekend, killings of Democratic Rep. Melissa Horton.
and her husband and the shootings of Democratic State Senator John Hoffman and his wife that led to the largest manhunt in state history in Belter's capture Sunday. Fox's Jeff Manasso. Belter also faces state charges. Federal prosecutors say Belter appears to spend months preparing for the shootings and that he planned more attacks driving to the homes of two other lawmakers, but one was on vacation and they say Belter left the other house after police arrived early Saturday.
A doctor charged with giving friend star Matthew Perry ketamine in the month leading up to Perry's overdose death has agreed to plead guilty to four counts of distribution of the drug. America is listening to Fox News.
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The Justice Department is asking for a DEI-related lawsuit involving the Naval Academy to be dismissed. The Department of Defense and Justice Department believe race-conscious admissions policies are no longer being enforced, and therefore the lawsuit challenging those policies is no longer necessary. The DOJ asking an appeals court to dismiss the case. In a statement, Attorney General Pam Bondi says the DOJ is, quote,
committed to ending illegal discrimination and restoring merit-based opportunity throughout the federal government. Supporters of current Naval Academy standards say the current process is necessary to bring equality and fairness to one of the hardest schools in the country to get accepted. In Washington, Ryan Schmelz,
Fox News. There's a major settlement involving the opioid crisis. New Jersey's Attorney General Matthew Plattkin says Purdue Pharma, its owners, the Sackler family and 55 attorneys general have agreed to a $7.4 billion settlement. Purdue was accused of aggressively marketing
opioid products for decades, creating the largest drug crisis in the nation's history. The Sackler family has informed attorneys general it plans to proceed with the settlement, which ends their control of Purdue and their ability to sell opioids in the U.S. Communities across the U.S. will directly receive funds over the next 15 years, though most of the money from the settlement will be distributed in the first three years. Ginny Koselda,
Fox News. Workers at the Louvre Museum in Paris failed to open the most visited museum in Europe on time this morning in an effort to draw attention to working conditions, including water leaks and outdated infrastructure. A few months ago, President Emmanuel Macron unveiled a sweeping plan to rescue the museum, but workers say that promise feels distant. I'm Lisa Lacerra. This is Fox News. News.
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