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THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Harrison Berger) - Iran War Enters 25th Day: Tehran Denied Having ‘Productive’ Talks with U.S.

State of the Union: An Iranian attack destroyed three buildings in Tel Aviv, according to Israeli media. The post Iran War Enters 25th Day: Tehran Denied Having ‘Productive’ Talks with U.S. appeared first on The American Conservative .

The Iran War entered its 25th day on Tuesday as Israeli strikes hit energy and water infrastructure across Iran overnight. The strikes come less than a week after President Donald Trump told the Israelis not to repeat strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure. That followed Israeli strikes on the South Pars Gas field, which triggered costly retaliatory strikes from Iran. Iran’s Fars News said strikes on Isfahan damaged a gas administration building and a gas reduction station, along with nearby homes. In Khorramshahr, a projectile reportedly struck the area around a power plant gas line. Iranian media said a desalination facility and the adjacent meteorological office in Bushehr were also hit.  Israeli Channel 12 reported at least three…Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Data Shows Gulf Between ‘MAGA,’ ‘MAHA,’ and ‘America First’ Voters Over Iran, But Most Agree Israel Has ‘Too Much Influence.’

Polling by the Democracy Institute has revealed where the divisions are among likely Republican voters regarding the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. Among self-identified "MAGA" Republicans, President Trump's intervention in Iran is more popular than not, with 54 percent viewing the conflict as a "security necessity," while 43 percent see it as a "costly mistake." The post Data Shows Gulf Between ‘MAGA,’ ‘MAHA,’ and ‘America First’ Voters Over Iran, But Most Agree Israel Has ‘Too Much Influence.’ appeared first on The National Pulse .

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: New data highlights Republican divisions on the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and Israeli influence over American foreign policy . WHO WAS INVOLVED: The Democracy Institute – one of the only pollsters who predicted Trump’s victory in 2016 –  conducted the poll among Republican and Republican-leaning voters . WHEN & WHERE: The poll was conducted nationwide from March 20-22, 2026. IMPACT: The poll reveals where the divide lies within Republican voter ranks. IN FULL Polling by the Democracy Institute has revealed where the divisions are among likely Republican voters regarding the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. Among self-identified “MAGA” Republicans, President Trump’s intervention in Iran is more…Open