Conflict continues in the Middle East with the third consecutive night of attacks on Iran.

ICE has been told to cease pulling vehicles over following recent shootings,

and New York City is setting records for high rent as Mamdani holds the line on his controversial freeze.

I'm Daily Wire Executive Editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe.

It's Tuesday, July 14th. This is Evening Wire.

The U.S. unleashed another round of attacks on Iran.

Meanwhile, Trump has ended the Hormuz tolls after just one day and is now meeting with Iraq's

Prime Minister. Daily Wire Foreign Affairs reporter Cassia Akiva has the latest.

U.S. Central Command launched another round of strikes Monday night, saying the attacks are designed

to further damage Iran's military capabilities and ability to threaten commercial shipping in the

Strait of Hormuz. President Trump also confirmed the U.S. will maintain a blockade on vessels traveling to or from

Iranian ports, but has dropped a proposed 20% toll after Gulf leaders offered to increase

investments in the United States instead. Trump also warned Iran that its deeply buried

pickax mountain nuclear site remains a potential target as the conflict

continues to escalate. Today, Trump met with Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi and announced that any

U.S. troops remaining in Iraq will leave at the end of September. Federal immigration officers

across the country have been told to stop pulling over vehicles after recent

shootings in Maine and Texas. Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Tear has the details.

Three Homeland Security sources told the Daily Wire that the new mandate was, quote,

no more vehicle stops for now. This directive has the potential to massively impact ICE's

ability to make arrests, as officers

often prefer to catch targets during traffic stops rather than at suspect's homes, where illegal

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