In remarks at the NATO summit in Turkey on Wednesday, President Donald Trump claimed that the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the U.S. and Iran, negotiated last month, was no longer in effect, citing the resumption of military attacks between the two countries. Trump’s comments come as the U.S. and Iran have exchanged fire over the past several days, with U.S.
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During a press conference on Tuesday, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-Louisiana) claimed that the economy is improving, citing lower costs for gasoline compared to earlier this month. “This is a country that’s actually experiencing a golden age again,” said Scalise, the second-highest ranking Republican in the House of Representatives. “I mean, gas prices are down 50 cents from where…
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Despite Iran and the United States exchanging rounds of fire over the weekend, the Trump administration is insisting that discussions around a final deal to end the war are still set to commence, with the president himself claiming that talks will resume in Qatar on Tuesday. However, Iran has not yet confirmed that those talks have been agreed upon. The exchange of fire underscores the…
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On Tuesday, the United States Senate passed a concurrent resolution telling President Donald Trump that if he wants to continue the war on Iran or resume hostilities, he should seek congressional authorization first. The measure, which has already passed the House of Representatives, is largely symbolic, as it doesn’t carry the legal weight to compel Trump to comply. Still, it signals to the…
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The day before he signed a memorandum of understanding with Iranian leaders, President Donald Trump said he wants to put the joint U.S.-Israeli war on Iran in the “rearview mirror.” But even if the memorandum — which puts an end to the war for at least the next 60 days — holds, the enormous costs of the war itself will not disappear with the next news cycle. In Iran, at least 3,468…
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President Donald Trump dismissed a question on whether he’d hold members of his administration accountable for a strike on an Iranian elementary school in the early days of the war, continuing to deny that the U.S. was involved in the massacre despite evidence suggesting otherwise. A reporter asked Trump on Wednesday whether he would “hold anyone in your administration accountable for the…
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