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Iranian state media has reported Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the country's foreign minister and several other officials died after their helicopter crashed in a mountainous region of the country. Tehran says the chopper crashed due to a technical issue and confirmation of the deaths took a while due to foggy conditions. After years of mass protests over Iran's Shiite theocracy, a struggling economy and attacks on women's rights and the war in Gaza, what will Raisi's death mean to Iran and the world?

FOX’s Eben Brown speaks with Andrew Ghalili, Senior Policy Analyst at the National Union for Democracy in Iran (NUFDI), who explains the impact of President Raisi's death and what more the United States could help the Iranian people who want change.

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A rapid burst of good news for the U.S. economy on Friday as the DOW closed above 40,000 for the first time in history, and the opening bell on Monday morning teased indexes on pace for more record highs.
Sparked by a positive CPI report showing inflation cooling off, many are celebrating the positive trend. But with retail sales slowing and a growing trade war with China, is the economy really as strong as the markets suggest? 
Anchor of “Kudlow” on Fox Business, Larry Kudlow joins the Fox Business Rundown’s Taylor Riggs to discuss the politics weighing down the economy and why adjusting gains for inflation tells a very different story for the U.S. economy.

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Less than six months remain until the 2024 Election and who will be sitting in the Oval Office is not the only choice facing voters. Many prominent Democrat senators are set to retire at the end of their terms, leading Republicans to believe they could flip the balance of power in that chamber of Congress. Chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) joins the Rundown to discuss Republican strategy heading into the election, what races he'll be focusing on in the Senate, and what issues will be on the minds of voters in November.
It seems that almost everyone is on a journey to become a healthier version of themselves. However, hectic lifestyles, inflation, and a lack of understanding of what's good can make sticking to a healthy regimen hard. Stanford-trained physician and co-founder of Levels, Dr. Casey Means, believes that the key to a healthy lifestyle is understanding your body and metabolism. She joins to talk about her new book, Good Energy: The Surprising Connection between Metabolism and Limitless Health, and how the American healthcare system is failing its patients.
Plus, commentary from FOX News Legal Analyst Gregg Jarrett.
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The Builders Movement, a global initiative addressing the "us vs. them" mentality, is working to bring people together during this divisive time.
KIND Snacks founder, Daniel Lubetzky, and co-founder of the Muhammad Ali Center, Lonnie Ali, are members of Builders and they both joined host Dave Anthony on the FOX News Rundown to discuss the organization’s mission.
They discussed how to find common ground on issues even as divisive as the war in the Middle East, why extremist ideologies are given so much attention, and how civil dialogue could build a bridge between human beings on each side.
Lubetzky shared his experience being the child of a holocaust survivor and how the recent examples of public antisemitism have impacted him.
They also discussed how the legacy of Lonnie Ali’s late husband, Muhammad Ali, was an inspiration to them.
The segment that aired this week on the regular weekday version of the Rundown only included a small portion of the interview.
On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interview with Daniel Lubetzky and Lonnie Ali author, and hear even more about how they are trying the lift the voices of the center and combat the extremists who are dividing our country and world.
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Donald Trump's former lawyer and the prosecution's star witness, Michael Cohen, testified at the former U.S. president's criminal trial this week in New York. Cohen, who is believed to be the only one who can concretely link the former president to the crimes prosecutors accuse him of, testified that the reimbursements the former president made to him for paying adult film star Stormy Daniels were not a legal retainer, despite statements that say otherwise. While Cohen reportedly kept his cool on the stand, does the jury believe him? Attorney and former New York County Assistant District Attorney Elliot Felig joins to discuss the latest on Trump’s hush money trial and weigh in on how he thinks Cohen has done on the stand so far. 
It's been a long road for North Carolinians when it comes to voter identification law -- as the question of whether voters are required to have a photo ID has been brought to both state and federal courts in recent years. Now, this legal tug-of-war is back in headlines after the case was re-opened in court last week, as a federal judge who once blocked the law agreed to hear formal arguments from those who believe the law is discriminatory. To break it all down, FOX News Contributor Andy McCarthy joins to discuss why this case presents far more of 'a societal problem than a legal problem,' how much the law has impacted voting in North Carolina, and what he believes the final verdict will be in the case.
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Nellie Bowles is an award-winning journalist and author. Before launching Free Press with her wife, Bari Weiss, Nellie was a correspondent at the New York Times.
In her new book, “Morning After The Revolution: Dispatches From The Wrong Side Of History,” she shares some first-hand experiences from her career and explains why she believes some of the most educated people running our intuitions have lost their way- if not their minds.
Nellie recently joined special guest host Dana Perino on the Fox News Rundown to discuss her book, why she left the Times, and the political divisions and unrest we see on college campuses and in other places.
The segment that aired this week on the regular weekday version of the Rundown only included a small portion of the interview.
On the FOX News Rundown Extra, you will hear our entire interview with author and journalist Nellie Bowles and hear even more of her take on the media, our education system, and America’s culture.
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