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Fox News: Trump returns from G7 summit early to deal with deadly Israel-Iran conflict and more top headlines
Trump returned early from the G7 summit to address the escalating Israel-Iran conflict. Experts suggest further U.S. involvement may be forthcoming. Meanwhile, the jury in the Karen Read murder trial has entered its third day of deliberations.
In other news, a fake cop is linked to a lawmaker's assassination attempt, and an illegal immigrant made a notable admission during an ICE arrest. The U.S. still lacks a UN ambassador as global leaders meet amid multiple crises.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Trump Says Reason For Leaving G7 Summit Early 'Much Bigger' Than Iran-Israel Ceasefire
President Trump stated he seeks "something better than a ceasefire" in the Israel-Iran conflict, dismissing reports of peace talks with Iran. He urged immediate evacuation from Tehran and warned against any attacks on U.S. personnel, asserting that Iran knows not to target American troops.
Trump also criticized French President Macron for misrepresenting his early departure from the G7 summit, claiming it was not related to ceasefire negotiations. He emphasized that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons and suggested that their refusal to sign a prior deal has led to current tensions.
The Western Journal: America Has Outlined the Only Way It'll Get Involved in Direct Conflict with Iran: Report
The Trump administration has reportedly communicated to allies that the U.S. will not engage in military action against Iran unless Iran targets American forces. This stance follows recent Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, with U.S. officials emphasizing Israel's unilateral action.
Despite public claims of opposition to Israeli strikes, some Israeli officials suggest the U.S. provided tacit support for the operations. This strategy may aim to limit conflict while addressing Iran's nuclear ambitions without direct U.S. involvement.
Le Monde: No radioactivity increase at Iranian nuclear site but 'radiological and chemical contamination' reported
Iran's UN representative, Reza Najafi, attended an IAEA meeting following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites, including the Natanz facility. IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi warned of the dangers posed by armed conflicts near nuclear installations.
The June 13 strikes destroyed the Natanz plant's electrical infrastructure but did not impact the underground enrichment area. The IAEA reported that radioactivity levels around the site remained normal.
The Western Journal: As Trump Leaves G7 Early, Hegseth Announces Game-Changing Orders in Middle East
President Trump left the G7 Summit early to address escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced increased U.S. military presence in the Middle East. This includes deploying the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group and relocating refueling aircraft closer to the region.
Trump emphasized the importance of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and advised an evacuation of Tehran. Explosions were reported in Iran's capital around the same time, indicating rising conflict in the area.
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Fox News: Money-saving storage hacks keep your berries fresher for longer, expert says
A popular Reddit post highlights various methods for preserving berries, with one user successfully keeping raspberries fresh for nine days using an airtight container and paper towel. Other users shared tips, including washing berries with vinegar or baking soda to extend their shelf life.
Food expert Mark Wieser emphasized the importance of adapting storage methods to the type of berry and suggested washing them just before consumption. He recommended soaking berries in water rather than rinsing them under running water to maintain their quality.