The Regime Survives, Trump Has to Deal, and Iranians Are the Biggest Losers
Short of a full-scale invasion, it looks like Trump will need to deal with the Iranian regime.
Short of a full-scale invasion, it looks like Trump will need to deal with the Iranian regime.
Israel’s plan to strike Iran would put American lives at risk, the secretary of state said. Rather than confronting Israel, the U.S. joined their war.
The Israeli military has closed checkpoints around the West Bank, restricting Palestinians’ movement as settler violence ramps up.
Biden’s failure to reenter Obama’s nuclear deal helped create the risk for a potentially catastrophic U.S. war against Iran.
With Congress not reconvening until next week, there’s a chance the vote might come after attacks start.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth insists “the ceasefire is not over,” despite renewed combat between U.S. and Iranian forces.
“This tells any potential adversaries of the U.S.: Get nuclear weapons. Hedging is not a strategy.”
A military watchdog has been “inundated” with complaints that officials are using end-times Christian rhetoric to justify war.
By rallying behind process-based critiques, the Democrats are refusing to stand against the war on moral grounds.
Some Democrats are fighting to stop war with Iran, but party leaders are silently acquiescing or, worse, supporting an attack.
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