An oil tanker disabled by U.S. forces.

Simely Silasara, Fox News.

It happened in the Arabian Gulf.

The U.S. military says it's the first ship to be stopped since the U.S. put the

blockade back in place as the U.S. Navy air campaign against Iran has expanded.

U.S. Navy jets now launching strikes around the clock,

including daylight hours in an effort to bring Iran back to the negotiating table. This afternoon,

U.S. forces hit Greater Tum Island outside the Strait of Formuz for the first time. The increased

volume of air strikes in attempt to clear a path through the Strat of Hormuz to increase shipping volume and potentially paving the way for U.S. warships to sail through, something that hasn't happened for two months.

Fox is Lucas Tomlinson and Tel Aviv. President Trump says the renewed U.S. strikes against Iran began after Iran began targeting civilian ships in the

Strait of Hormuz. This afternoon, President Trump was in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, telling

weapons makers to pick up production. We have the best quality in the world, but we need a little more speed.

The president said there will be nearly $10 billion in new investments in the U.S. industrial base coming to Pennsylvania.

The House Speaker and Vice President say they have a plan to pass a budget.

Speaker Mike Johnson says the House Budget Committee will likely pass a budget resolution Thursday,

and it will pass through the full House next week.

After the Senate passes the budget resolution, our four instructed House committees can go to work

to write the reconciliation bill itself. They expect

the Senate to pass the resolution before

the August recess. Vice President

Vance met with Republicans Wednesday to push for

agreement despite some concerns

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