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Trump Vows to Hit Back 'Hard' After First Exchange of Fire with Iran in Weeks
U.S. Central Command said the strikes hit two Iranian rocket launchers as Trump posted an AI video threatening more pressure on Tehran.
- On Sunday, President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video depicting Kharg Island being blown to smithereens by a U.S. missile strike. Iran's Revolutionary Guard retaliated by targeting American forces in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
- U.S. Central Command's recent strikes on Larak Island, which destroyed two Iranian rocket launchers, followed the Trump administration's vows to end the six-month-long war using economic sanctions.
- Trump labeled the Big Four meat-processing companies a "nasty Monopoly" on Friday, planning to authorize documents allowing farmers to bypass federal inspection facilities. The National Cattleman's Beef Association opposed the plan, citing food safety risks.
- Far-Right pundit Milo Yiannopoulos was detained by ICE in Louisiana, with commentator Laura Loomer claiming credit for reporting his status as an illegal alien to federal authorities.
- The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the government's attempt to block Nevada from regulating prediction markets, with conflicting circuit rulings increasing the likelihood that the Supreme Court will address market oversight.
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AlKhaleej Today‘We’re going to hit them hard’: Trump threatens fresh strikes on Iran after first clashes in weeks
WASHINGTON, Sept 1 — US President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to hit Iran “hard” after the two foes traded fire for the first time in weeks, as his Treasury secretary...
·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
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Raid Usa against the pasdarans who were trying to undermine the waters of Hormuz. Tehran's response: missiles on Jordan and the Emirates
·Rome, Italy
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‘Too Much for Too Long’: The Iran War Is Stretching the US Military Dangerously Thin and It Doesn’t Look over Anytime Soon
Georgia Gilholy reports that as the shooting resumed at Larak, Washington escalated the money war: Bessent promising another bank sanction this week and warning of financial violence, the Treasury moving against an Egyptian bank's UAE branch, and Trump claiming only two dozen ships crossed Hormuz all last week.
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right9Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Right
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