Fox News Sunday

Francesca Hong, backed by the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), is leading the race for the Democratic nomination for governor in Wisconsin. The episode also features Oliver Larkin, a DSA-backed candidate challenging moderate Congressman Jared Moskowitz in Florida, highlighting the growing influence of socialist candidates within the Democratic Party.

President Trump faces increasing pressure regarding the ongoing conflict in Iran, which is affecting the U.S. economy. With rising gas prices and disappointing job numbers, polls show that a majority of voters oppose military action in Iran, leading to concerns about the Republican Party's prospects in the upcoming midterms.

British Columbia is under a state of emergency due to wildfires that have burned over 25,000 acres, forcing more than 20,000 people to evacuate. This situation is exacerbated by severe heat and dry conditions affecting the western U.S. and Canada.

Catherine Bergam, former First Lady of North Dakota, shares her personal battle with addiction and her efforts to combat the stigma surrounding it. As part of the Great American Recovery Initiative, she aims to help others struggling with addiction and promote recovery resources.

Taiwan is conducting major military drills to prepare for potential attacks from mainland China, reflecting heightened tensions in the region. The drills are designed to improve combat readiness and civil preparedness as Chinese military activity increases around Taiwan.

President Trump has announced a pause on military strikes against Iran, citing the potential for a diplomatic deal to resolve ongoing tensions. He stated that the 'perimeters of a deal' have been agreed upon, which includes the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and addressing Iran's nuclear threat. This decision comes amid heightened military readiness and ongoing regional tensions.

The Democratic Party is experiencing significant internal conflict as progressive candidates gain traction in primaries, raising concerns among establishment figures. The upcoming Michigan primary is highlighted as a critical test, with progressive candidate Abdul al-Sayed challenging establishment Congresswoman Haley Stevens. This reflects a broader struggle within the party regarding its direction and candidate selection.

Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment over a hundred times during a Senate hearing, leading to calls for contempt of Congress charges from Republican lawmakers. Critics argue that his refusal to answer questions about his role during the COVID-19 pandemic raises serious concerns about accountability and transparency in public health leadership.

Severe wildfires in Washington State have prompted a state of emergency, forcing thousands to evacuate as the National Guard is activated. The situation is exacerbated by a dangerous heat wave affecting the region, with temperatures soaring to 115 degrees in Las Vegas, raising concerns about further fire risks.

A tragic shooting at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, resulted in at least three deaths and several injuries. Witnesses reported that another individual intervened and shot the gunman, who was among the deceased, highlighting the ongoing issue of gun violence in the U.S.

The United States has paused military strikes against Iran for two nights as tensions remain high in the Middle East. President Trump is considering both military and diplomatic options, with the White House emphasizing that all options remain on the table if Iran continues its aggressive actions. The situation is complicated by ongoing discussions regarding a civilian nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, which is contingent on Iran's behavior.

Raging wildfires in Spain and France have led to the evacuation of approximately 220,000 people in France and 116,000 in Spain. The fires are described as out of control, prompting urgent responses from local authorities as they battle the flames threatening populated areas.

A van rammed into a crowd near Berlin's Pride Festival, resulting in one death and at least 16 injuries. Authorities are searching for the 21-year-old suspect, who is reportedly known to police as a member of Islamic circles, raising concerns about potential motives behind the attack.

Maine Democrats have chosen Troy Jackson to replace Graham Platner in the upcoming Senate race against incumbent Susan Collins. This decision comes as the party aims to regain control of the Senate, with Jackson's candidacy seen as a significant move for the Democratic Socialist movement.

New Jersey's governor revealed that a software glitch led to thousands of non-citizens being registered to vote, with hundreds participating in elections. This incident has reignited discussions about voter ID laws and election integrity, as the state faces scrutiny from federal authorities.