Trump and Defense Secretary Broadcast U.S. Military Operations Before They Happen
Military commanders express concern over unprecedented practice of publicly discussing future operations that could jeopardize mission success.
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Military commanders express concern over unprecedented practice of publicly discussing future operations that could jeopardize mission success.

Analysts see little prospect of President Trump or Tehran backing down after escalating exchanges of fire raise fears of return to all-out war.

Military officials say the president's dramatic announcement Wednesday referred to a previously reported naval escort operation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Satellite analysis reveals American forces targeted civilian infrastructure, raising questions about potential war crimes as oil prices surge.

The quiet Gulf nation, a longtime U.S. ally and Iran mediator, faces growing tensions with the Trump administration as the conflict drags on.

The rocket maker's stock market debut at $135 per share is expected to create generational wealth for current and former workers who received equity compensation.

Unidentified aircraft are setting off security concerns across European airspace while immigration policies create World Cup complications.

Consumer Price Index data shows airline tickets up 27% as workers struggle with wages that lag behind rising costs ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first meeting.

The legislation ends a four-month lapse in funding for immigration enforcement programs and now heads to President Trump for his signature.

The Republican endorsed by President Trump will face Democrat Xavier Becerra in the general election after advancing past billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer.

Technology and energy shares led a sharp sell-off after the president signaled the U.S. was preparing new military action, reigniting fears over the Strait of Hormuz.

The test vote clears the way for final passage of Republicans' comprehensive immigration enforcement legislation, designed to fund border security measures through 2028.

Negotiations between Washington and Tehran have reached a critical stage, with diplomats outlining potential paths forward on Iran's nuclear program amid ongoing regional tensions.

The president is previewing his fall campaign strategy by casting doubt on election outcomes despite lack of evidence of widespread fraud.

The incident occurred during heightened tensions as the Iran war cease-fire grows increasingly fragile.
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The multiyear agreement will expand optical-fiber manufacturing in North Carolina and add 1,000 jobs, sending Corning's shares up about 7%.

The progressive Democrat entered the race at the last minute but secured her place to face Mayor Karen Bass in November's general election.

The president is using slow ballot counts in California to renew efforts to cast doubt on election outcomes despite lack of evidence of widespread fraud.

The ruling highlights ongoing concerns about the Trump administration's deportation practices after a woman was sent to the wrong continent despite being from Colombia.
The denaturalization push represents the latest escalation in the administration's targeting of the legal immigration system, expanding beyond traditional deportation efforts.

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Push to investigate alleged cabal against Trump triggered cascading crises, ended careers and undermined department's credibility with federal judges.

Both nations pull back after brief exchange of attacks, with Netanyahu refraining from further escalation under pressure from President Trump.
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City councilwoman pulls into second place ahead of November runoff against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass.

Markets plunge and energy costs spike as Middle East conflict threatens fragile cease-fire for first time since April.
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The former '60 Minutes' correspondent speaks publicly for the first time since being fired from the iconic news program.