FBI boss details how agency secured record-shattering FIFA World Cup and more top headlines
This piece is Fox News' "Fox News First" morning newsletter, a digest of top overnight and morning headlines rather than a single news story. It leads with FBI Director Kash Patel's account of how the bureau secured the record-breaking FIFA World Cup, alongside continuing coverage of US military strikes on Iran and other major domestic incidents.
– FBI Director Kash Patel discusses how the agency secured the record-breaking FIFA World Cup.
– The US carried out a ninth consecutive night of strikes against Iran.
– NORAD F-16s intercepted aircraft violating restricted airspace over New Jersey.
– A mass shooting in downtown Tucson left 10 people wounded.
– The FDA reversed course on the suspected cause of a Cyclospora outbreak.
– A progressive candidate is gaining ground in a closely watched Senate primary race.
- Fox News morning digest led by FBI's World Cup security account
- US strikes Iran for ninth straight night
- Tucson mass shooting leaves 10 people wounded