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How the latest strikes risk opening a Pandora’s box in the Gulf.
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How the latest strikes risk opening a Pandora’s box in the Gulf.
U.S. law enforcement agencies are on heightened alert following American military strikes on Iran, working alongside intelligence agencies to monitor and prevent potential retaliatory threats on domestic soil. Authorities have increased patrols at sensitive locations, including houses of worship and diplomatic sites, as a precautionary measure.
Watch Saturday Night Live's cold open from February 28, which finds President Trump and Colin Jost's Pete Hegseth defending America's new war with Iran.
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An example of “overlearning the lessons of the past”: slavish fulfillment of someone else’s wishes by destroying one wing of the seat of power doesn’t necessarily do anything, aside from giving US neoconservatives an historical high five for removing a...
Donald Trump’s plans to oust the Iranian regime, which led to the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, made some of his advisers nervous, The Atlantic reports. Read about what went into the decision to attack Iran, and what might come next:
The US president has not understood the lessons of past wars for regime change in Iraq and Afghanistan
Khamenei, who ruled Iran’s religious autocracy for more than three decades, was killed in the opening wave of strikes.
According to a former Trump adviser, Vice President JD Vance is likely privately uncomfortable with the president's military assault on Iran, which killed its leader and destabilized the Middle East, creating division within Trump's political base.Trump's bombing campaign, which began Saturday and c...
Questions remain over who succeed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who Iranian state media said was killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes. According to Iran’s constitution, electing his successor will fall to an 88-member body of clerics.
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