SUMMARY: Clashes between Israel and Hezbollah are escalating, impacting UN peacekeeping forces in Lebanon. Israeli airstrikes targeted Central Beirut, resulting in over 20 deaths and numerous injuries, marking one of the bloodiest attacks in over a year. The UN peacekeepers reported injuries after explosions hit their headquarters, with the Israeli military admitting to gunfire in the vicinity but instructing peacekeepers to take cover. The region remains tense following Iran’s missile strike on Israel, while the Biden Administration is hopeful for a diplomatic ceasefire and emphasizes supporting Lebanon’s sovereignty amidst the ongoing conflict.

The United Nations was once again caught in the crossfire as Israeli forces launch an air raid on central Beirut. FOX’s Greg Palkot has the details.

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SUMMARY: This morning on GMSA, early voting begins in one week, and a man accused of hitting an off-duty Bear County Sheriff’s deputy is in custody. Police arrested Adrien David Arano after he allegedly fled the scene, injuring the deputy. Live traffic updates show minimal incidents, although construction impacts some areas. Meanwhile, the weather forecast predicts hot temperatures reaching up to 97 degrees today, with a cold front bringing relief and potential rain this week. Suzanne Simpson’s family seeks answers regarding her disappearance, while local shelters struggle with the rising cost of pet care. Additionally, San Antonio Startup Week promotes local entrepreneurship.

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SUMMARY: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect about half of women and 10% of men in the U.S., posing a serious health risk as they can lead to sepsis. Health reporter Haley Hernandez highlights that while antibiotics are the main treatment, it’s vital to get a urine test to identify the proper antibiotic, as misuse can cause bacterial resistance. Preventative methods include cranberry supplements, which have proven effective. A new vaccine, Euroimmun, is being reviewed to prevent recurring UTIs, though it’s not yet available. For women with frequent UTIs, further evaluation may be necessary to check for anatomical issues.

About half of women in the U.S. get urinary tract infections at some point in their life. About 10% of men can get them. A vaccine called Uromune is under review now to stop recurring urinary tract infections, which cause thousands of men and women to suffer with painful urination every year.

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