FOX One, Fox Corporation's new streaming service that will integrate all of its popular television brands on a single platform, will officially launch August 21. 

"FOX One is a truly innovative digital offering launching across the U.S. on August 21 for $19.99 per month," FOX Corporation Executive Chair and CEO Lachlan Murdoch announced on Tuesday's earnings call. "While FOX One will be marketed to the cordless market, current Pay TV subscribers will also have access to FOX One on an authenticated basis."

FOX One will provide live-streaming and on-demand access to all Fox brands, including Fox News, FOX Business, FOX Weather, FOX Sports, FS1 (Fox Sports 1), FS2, BTN (Big Ten Network), FOX Deportes, FOX Local Stations and the FOX Network. 

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Users have the option of paying $19.99 monthly or $199.99 annually. They will also be able to bundle FOX One and FOX Nation for $24.99 per month or the equivalent of $19.99 per month when purchasing the annual plan at its launch. 

Murdoch teased the "cutting edge" technology that's built into the customizable interface.

"The FOX One user interface is incredibly innovative," Murdoch said. "It can be very highly personalized and relies on some very clever technology to offer something that's truly unique in the marketplace." 

In addition to many other exciting features, FOX One will feature advanced, AI-powered personalization technologies that seamlessly integrate live and video on-demand content in a cohesive experience.

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Users will have access to on-demand content from FOX Entertainment, including movies, TV shows, comedies, reality TV, FAST Channels like LiveNOW and TMZ, as well as FOX podcasts. 

FOX One will be available on all major platforms and devices, including on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, LG, Samsung, Xbox and web browsers. 

The latest updates and information about the upcoming service are available at FOXOne.com.

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Local and federal detectives are investigating what they call a hate crime after discovering antisemitic graffiti on the roadway and multiple vehicles damaged by fire in Missouri.

The Clayton Police Department said officers responded to a scene at about 3 a.m. Tuesday, and found three vehicles had been damaged by a fire, which they believe was intentionally set.

While there were no injuries reported in the incident, the officers located antisemitic graffiti on a city roadway near St. Louis.

Police said the incident is being investigated as a hate crime, adding that a preliminary investigation suggests the victim was specifically targeted.

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The FBI and St. Louis Regional Bomb and Arson Unit responded to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Local news station First Alert 4 reported that its drone captured video of the graffiti, which the station reported read, "Death to the IDF."

The station also noted that part of the message was directed at an individual.

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Clayton Mayor Bridget McAndrew said "an offensive and violent act of arson" had occurred in the city, targeting a Clayton resident.

"We will not tolerate harassment, intimidation, or violence based on someone’s nationality, race, religion, or ideology," she said in a statement posted to the city’s Facebook page. "In Clayton, we are committed to fostering a community where every resident feels safe, valued, and welcome.

"This is not just an aspiration—it is our responsibility as neighbors and as citizens," McAndrew continued. "As such, I call upon all Clayton residents to join me in embracing the principles of respect, understanding, and inclusion that define who we are as a community."

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Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said on X that she had been briefed about the reported "car bombings" in St. Louis and alleged antisemitic vandalism.

"Our office intends to hold the perpetrators accountable for these violent acts," she said.

Also weighing in was the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, which condemned the attacks.

"As American Jewish organizations and proud St. Louisans, we condemn in the strongest terms the attack on members of our community last night," the federation said. "This is more than vandalism; it is a hateful act of intimidation and only the latest example of what happens when antisemitic and anti-Israel rhetoric are normalized."

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The investigation into the matter is ongoing.

Anyone with information about the incident is encouraged to contact the Clayton Police Department Detective Bureau at 314-290-8414.