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Speaker Johnson Lashes Out at Questions on Prolonged Iran War

Trump threatens to wipe out Iran as Tehran targets an American base in Jordan. The region is bracing for an expansion in the war. Plus, polls are about to close in a key primary tonight as Trump’s attempt to interfere with the upcoming midterm elections is rocked by new claims fr ...  Show more

Sources: Army Secretary Resigns amid Tensions with Hegseth

Trump’s Army secretary resigns after butting heads with Trump’s defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, joining a growing list of high-profile resignations and terminations in the US military. This as Trump says more strikes in Iran are coming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit po ...  Show more

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