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Fox News

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Fox News is a U.S. cable television news channel owned by Fox Corporation. Known for its conservative-leaning coverage and close alignment with Republican politics. Recently, it has served as a primary platform for Trump administration statements on U.S.-Iran tensions, military operations, and regional diplomacy. Last updated 4 days ago

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Jeanine John Taele, 38, was arrested at Trump National Golf Course after documenting security activity ahead of Trump's visit. Police say a search of his home turned up an illegally modified AR-style rifle, body armor, high-capacity magazines, ammunition, and notebooks with "concerning statements." - Fox News

Leaders

Asked by Fox News' Peter Doocy about the exit strategy in Iran, Trump said the U.S. can knock out everything Iran has, or take the smarter route and make a deal.

"They want to make a deal but they're not ready yet. They wanna be the tough guys," he said. "You can take them apart piece by piece, do it more rapidly - which I might do - or negotiate, which we're doing right now."

Global

Iran's Fars News denies reports from Al Arabiya and Fox News of a new round of Iran-US talks next week.

A source close to the Iranian negotiating team called claims of finalized preparations in Islamabad and continued technical discussions "false" with "no basis in reality," adding that any developments would come only through official Iranian channels.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed reports of a growing rift with U.S. President Donald Trump, calling their relationship “excellent.”

Speaking to Fox News, Netanyahu said the two have occasional “tactical disagreements,” but added, “In 99% of cases we see eye to eye.” He compared the differences to those in “every family” and “every close friendship,” saying they discuss them openly.

Global

NATO's Rutte to Fox News:

When it comes to NATO, I know there is disappointment,

But let's also see that these are isolated cases, because there is something more to say about this.

Country after country, ally after ally after ally, have made their bases available for Epic Fury.

Thousands of sorties, planes taking off from European bases to support Epic Fury, and therefore Europe being this platform of power projection for the U.S.