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Trump booed in New York as he becomes first US president to attend NBA Finals
The catcalls came after ticketholders faced airport-style security to enter the venue at Madison Square Garden.
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US airlines spent $6.5 billion on fuel in April as Iran war strangled energy market
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U.S. airlines spent $6.5 billion on airplane fuel in April, another sign of the economic damage wrought by the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran. The total is over double what airlines reported paying back in February. The Department of Transportation reported that airlines collectively paid $3.23 billion in February, while in March they paid $5.06 billion. […]
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The Gateway Pundit
EU Sanctions Iran as European Allies Ask Trump to Back Hormuz Demining Mission
The European Union has imposed sanctions on Iranian military and energy-linked figures accused of threatening maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, as Western governments scramble to reopen one of the world’s most critical energy corridors without widening the war in Iran. The post EU Sanctions Iran as European Allies Ask Trump to Back Hormuz Demining Mission appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
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New York Post
Top African referee refused access to US before 2026 World Cup
A top referee selected to work the 2026 World Cup was barred from entering the United States despite having a valid travel visa, according to The Guardian.
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Netanyahu defies Trump as Iran, Lebanon drive wedge
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s open defiance in striking Iran against President Trump’s demands for a ceasefire adds to growing divisions between the U.S. and Israel over the way forward on the war in the Middle East. Trump and Netanyahu have moved in lockstep in major military operations against Iran, and the president has delivered…
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Trump's brutal threat to Netanyahu in leaked call as Israel planned biggest strikes on Iran since April
Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Benjamin Netanyahu after renewed strikes between Israel and Iran threatened to reignite conflict in the Middle East.
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Raw Story
Trump's 'cringeworthy' Iran remarks are harming troop morale on the ground: Expert
President Donald Trump's new comments on the timeline and exit strategy for the Iran war in his explosive interview with NBC's Kristen Welker are the exact last thing the soldiers fighting for America wanted to hear, retired Army Lieutenant General Mark Hertling told MS NOW's Alicia Menendez on Monday.He weighed in during a discussion that also included Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA), himself a retired Marine veteran.So far, Moulton argued, Trump's only objective that he has achieved is that "we're not talking about Jeffrey Epstein," to which Menendez noted that MS NOW does still, in fact, devote time to the Epstein saga and the network should "walk and chew gum at the same time."She then turned to Hertling. "In the past, when presidents have taken us into a war, they have, at a minimum, communicated. They have sold that war to the American people. That is not what this president is doing." She continued that in Trump's interview with Welker, he "failed to answer the questions every soldier eventually asks: What are we trying to achieve? How will we know when we have achieved it? And when are we done? Without answers to those questions? Deployments begin to feel indefinite.""If you are a servicemember right now, in day 100 of this war, what are you thinking? How is morale?" she asked.Hertling said that when Welker asked Trump if he'd return our troops home, he said even though it "cost us very little" to keep them there forever, he'd only keep them "until such time as we have a completion.""From a soldier's perspective, that is cringeworthy," said Hertling. "I've experienced this in Iraq when we were extended for a three-month tour beyond our 12 months in 2004, and it was very difficult to tell not only our soldiers who were expecting to go home. And in fact, a third of our soldiers were already home, and we had to bring them back when we were extended." This is the same kind of thing our troops will be expecting when they hear these remarks, he said.And ultimately, he added, there's not going to be any "completion" in Iran except perhaps "a draw.""He believes that the military can solve all problems," said Hertling. "And unfortunately, if that's all you're using, it becomes a hammer. But every problem isn't a nail." - YouTube www.youtube.com
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Washington Examiner
The Iran runaround
THE IRAN RUNAROUND. Last Wednesday, President Donald Trump told reporters that talks to end the Iran war were going “very well,” so well that they might result in an agreement in a few days. “I mean, if it happens — it might not happen, who knows? But if it happens, it could happen over the weekend,” […]
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New York Post
Trump says Iran deal is ‘very close,’ Knicks ready for presidential visit to Madison Square Garden
President Trump says the United States is “very close” to reaching a deal with Iran that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and permanently block Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. The president is also signaling confidence that the conflict will not become another endless war. Meanwhile, Trump is expected to attend the Knicks’ first...
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