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Trump ends pause on ICE traffic stops · THE DAILY BRIEF

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  Speaker 1: In the day's other headlines, the White House official tells
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  Speaker 1: The News Hour that President Trump has overturned the temporary
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  Speaker 1: pause on ICE traffic stops. On social media, mister Trump
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  Speaker 1: praised the practice, calling it one of ICE's most important
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  Speaker 1: and effective crime fighting tools. The agency said yesterday that
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  Speaker 1: it would suspend most stops after two fatal shootings within
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  Speaker 1: a week. In both instances, ICE agents were also not
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  Speaker 1: wearing body cameras. Today, the DHS said that moving forward,
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  Speaker 1: all ICE arrest teams will have at least one agent
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  Speaker 1: with a body camera. The US military launched multiple waves
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  Speaker 1: of new strikes against Iran today, The third wave in
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  Speaker 1: twenty four hours. US Central Command said overnight and daytime
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  Speaker 1: attacks targeted dozens of Iranian missile and defense sites. Iran
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  Speaker 1: launched its own wave of strikes on Gulf nations overnight
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  Speaker 1: and has threatened to disrupt all energy exports from the
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  Speaker 1: Middle East. President Trump has signaled that he would broad
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  Speaker 1: attacks next week to include civilian targets like bridges and
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  Speaker 1: power plants. On a visit to Pennsylvania today, mister Trump
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  Speaker 1: said he isn't giving Iran a deadline to return to
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  Speaker 1: the talks.
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  Speaker 2: I don't like giving deadlines, but they pretty much know
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  Speaker 2: they know the showing they better behave.
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  Speaker 1: For its part, Iran's foreign ministry said today it has
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  Speaker 1: no plans to negotiate. Meantime, the US naval blockade entered
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  Speaker 1: its first full day back in effect. The US military
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  Speaker 1: said today that its forces fired on and disabled an
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  Speaker 1: oil tanker trying to break the blockade. Here at home.
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  Speaker 1: The intestinal parasite that has spread to at least thirty
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  Speaker 1: four states was a topic on Capitol Hill today. Doctor
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  Speaker 1: Erica Schwartz, the Trump administration's nominee to lead the CDC,
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  Speaker 1: told the Senate Health Committee she'd use quote radical transparency
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  Speaker 1: to rebuild public trust in the agency. When asked about
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  Speaker 1: the CDC reducing its mandatory reporting of cyclosporiasis last year,
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  Speaker 1: doctor Schwartz said she had not been aware, but avowed
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  Speaker 1: to address the outbreaks to the Missouri.
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  Speaker 3: You commit to reinstating the required reporting for cyclospora.
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  Speaker 1: You have my commitment to work with your staff and
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  Speaker 1: work with the CDC scientists to understand what can be done,
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  Speaker 1: why did it stop, and what can we do moving forward.
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  Speaker 3: We shouldn't need thousands of people to get severely ill
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  Speaker 3: before we reinstate programs and systems that were haphazardly canceled.
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  Speaker 1: The CDC has confirmed more than sixteen hundred cases and
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  Speaker 1: is looking further into more than five thousand other suspected cases.
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  Speaker 1: Heavy smoke from several wildfires burning in Canada and Minnesota
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  Speaker 1: is causing unhealthy air for millions of people across the
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  Speaker 1: Midwest and northeastern US. In places like upstate New York,
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  Speaker 1: hazy skies have reduced visibility and affected traffic. The National
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  Speaker 1: Weather Service is advising people in affected areas to stay indoors.
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  Speaker 1: Intense heat and drought conditions have fueled large fires across
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  Speaker 1: at least fifteen states. In Minnesota, fire officials say that
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  Speaker 1: shifting conditions on the ground mean they're having to prioritize
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  Speaker 1: which fires to put out first.
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  Speaker 2: I highly feel like this is going on for a
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  Speaker 2: whole while, so I do ask for patients as the
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  Speaker 2: weather does what it wants to. We have to be
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  Speaker 2: able to react with the situation with the public and
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  Speaker 2: firefighter safety as our number one priority.
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  Speaker 1: Meantime satellite footage shows storms moving across southern Texas today,
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  Speaker 1: where torrential rain has caused potentially life threatening floods forecasters
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  Speaker 1: say as much as twenty inches could fall before the
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  Speaker 1: storm's ease by Friday. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says the
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  Speaker 1: Pentagon will start testing US soldiers thirty and older for
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  Speaker 1: testosterone deficiency. In a video announcement with text that reads
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  Speaker 1: the High t Department of War, Hegseth said the screenings
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  Speaker 1: would be part of a mandatory annual health assessment. He
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  Speaker 1: added that any recommended treatment, including hormone replacement therapy, would
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  Speaker 1: be optional limits this initiative.
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  Speaker 2: It's not about artificial enhancement.
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  Speaker 1: It's about restoring and optimizing your natural capabilities, ensuring you
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  Speaker 1: have The current medical guidelines generally advise against blanket testosterone screenings.
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  Speaker 1: The US Treasury announced today that it will begin rolling
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  Speaker 1: out a new one dollar coin featuring President Trump's likeness.
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  Speaker 1: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant says the coin is part of
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  Speaker 1: commemorations marking two hundred and fifty years of American independence.
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  Speaker 1: Despite its gold like finish, Treasury says the coin contains
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  Speaker 1: no actual gold. Federal law prohibits the US Mint from
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  Speaker 1: putting the likeness of a living person on currency, but
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  Speaker 1: Bessint says the new coins are permitted because they are commemorative.
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  Speaker 1: The coin is expected to enter circulation this fall well.
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  Speaker 1: Argentina is through to the World Cup Final after a
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  Speaker 1: dramatic two to one win over England. The defending champion
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  Speaker 1: scored both goals late in the game in a span
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  Speaker 1: of about seven minutes. Thirty nine year olds superstar Linel
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  Speaker 1: Messi made the assist on both, adding to his legendary career.
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  Speaker 1: Argentina will face Spain in the final on Sunday, where
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  Speaker 1: they will try to be the first men's back to
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  Speaker 1: back World Cup champions in more than sixty years. On
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  Speaker 1: Wall Street today, stocks ended higher after a series of
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  Speaker 1: strong corporate results. The Dow Jones Industrial average added one
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  Speaker 1: hundred fifty points on the day, The Nasdaq rowse about
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  Speaker 1: one hundred fifty points. The S and P five hundred
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  Speaker 1: also posted a modest gain. Still to come on the
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  Speaker 1: News hour, the latest legislative push to make daylight saving
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  Speaker 1: time permanent, why fewer Americans are reading for pleasure, and
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  Speaker 1: the National Youth Poet Laureate explains how he uses his
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  Speaker 1: art to bridge worlds.
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