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Senate fails to block arms deal, but Democratic support for Israel is eroding

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Political tensions in Washington are rising over President Donald Trump's authority to continue the fighting. At the center of the dispute is the 1973 War Powers Resolution, under which the president must halt military action after 60 days unless Congress approves its continuation. As that deadline approaches, Trump has several options.

Among all their meetings, this was the most unusual yet

Trump: 'Israel never talked me into the war with Iran'

As Iran denies an upcoming round of talks in Islamabad, President Donald Trump says he would agree to meet senior Iranian officials if the negotiations produce a breakthrough. Preparations are meanwhile underway in the Pakistani capital for the next round of talks.

Like father like son? Tucker Carlson's son to leave the White House

Like father like son? Tucker Carlson's son to leave the White House

The reported planned departure of Buckley Carlson comes amid growing tensions between President Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson, Buckley’s father, over the war with Iran. Buckley served as deputy press secretary to Vice President JD Vance. According to the report, he is leaving to launch his own political consulting firm.