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Democratic nominee Tim Walz and his republican Rivaljd Vance, prepare to go head to head in a live tv debate. Lets return to our continuing coverage of developments in the Middle East. Israeli Ground Forces have crossed into Southern Lebanon, marking an important new escalation of their offensive against hezbollah. The incursion follows weeks of heavy blows by israel against the lebanese armed group, including the killing of its long time leader, hassan nasrallah. As israeli Artillery And War pl...

The raids were also aimed at gaining information on the whereabouts of the more than two hundred hostages held in gaza. We are hearing talks in doha to release more hostages are reaching a serious stage. But israel has dismissed any talk of a ceasefire in return for theirfreedom. Weve just heard from the un that 20 trucks have crossed the border bringing much needed aid into the strip. The head of the Main Un Agency Helping Palestinians in gaza says hundreds of truckloads of aid are needed every...

♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it is 7:00 a.m. here on the east coast. its wednesday, its june 2 #th, and this is "fox & friends." new cbp data shows a massive spike in criminal illegal immigrants entering since 2021. and the mom of murdered 12-year-old jocelyn is now calling for action. >> it has got to stop. we have to stop burying our kids. this is not right. we have to have more reinforcement when it comes to letting people in. >> brian: plus, the cnn presidential debate tomorrow, finally. an...

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On Friday, The Frontier posted a report involving the Governor and payments for gaming lawsuits. Fees from all the lawsuits total out to more than $1.9 million from 2020 to June 2023.

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Only 10 per cent of people in the Alasai district of Afghanistan Kapisa province have access to telecom services, a media report citing locals stated.