Congress has rejected a resolution aimed at blocking U.S. military support for Israel’s assault on Lebanon, reinforcing the strength of Washington’s pro-Israel consensus. At the same time, the adminis

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President Trump appeared at the White House on Friday, June 5, 2026, to sign executive orders and discuss Iran negotiations, while officials said the talks remain at a standstill. Reports from the sam

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The administration is sending tougher proposals to Iran, signaling that diplomacy is now being paired with coercion. At the same time, Washington is using trade and security tools across the region, s

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