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President Trump has spent the past six months repeatedly downplaying the economic impacts of the war in Iran. MS NOW's JM Rieger digs into the archive.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Axios in an interview Tuesday that he asked President Trump for an emergency "winter package" of Patriot air defense interceptors to help thwart Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Why it matters: Ukraine's stockpiles of the interceptors have been almost depleted, and without them the country can't defend itself against ballistic missiles. It was the reason Ukraine couldn't stop recent Russian attacks on Kyiv. - If this problem isn't solved by winter, Russian missile attacks could destroy Ukraine's power plants, shutting off heating for millions of Ukrainians and creating a humanitarian crisis. - The war with Iran has also drawn down U.S. stockpiles of Patriot interceptors,…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Axios in an interview Tuesday that he asked President Trump for an emergency "winter package" of Patriot air defense interceptors to help thwart Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Why it matters: Ukraine's stockpiles of the interceptors have been almost depleted, and without them the country can't defend itself against ballistic missiles. It was the reason Ukraine couldn't stop recent Russian attacks on Kyiv. - If this problem isn't solved by winter, Russian missile attacks could destroy Ukraine's power plants, shutting off heating for millions of Ukrainians and creating a humanitarian crisis. - The war with Iran has also drawn down U.S. stockpiles of Patriot interceptors,…Open
Israeli ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon speaks with The Hill ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with President Trump. They meet for the first time since Israel and the U.S. launched joint strikes on Iran at the end of February. Netanyahu called the meeting a “great honor” and a “great responsibility” in a statement shared on social media on Monday. The Israeli leader said that the issue of the ongoing Iran war would be “at the forefront” of their discussion. Read more: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5993485-benjamin-netanyahu-donald-trump-lindsey-graham-funeral-us-israel-iran-conflict/ #Israel #Netanyahu #Trump #IranWar #Iran #UnitedNations #SaudiArabia #NuclearDeal
With 100 days until the midterm elections, a new forecast gives Democrats a 60 percent chance of flipping the House while Republicans cling to equally narrow odds of holding the Senate. Decision Desk HQ released its late-July midterm model showing Democrats favored to win a 225-210 House majority, a 15-seat advantage, while Republicans hold on […] The post Midterm forecast gives Democrats the edge in the House — but the Senate remains a different fight appeared first on American Almanac .
With 100 days until the midterm elections, a new forecast gives Democrats a 60 percent chance of flipping the House while Republicans cling to equally narrow odds of holding the Senate. Decision Desk HQ released its late-July midterm model showing Democrats favored to win a 225-210 House majority, a 15-seat advantage, while Republicans hold on to a razor-thin 50-50 Senate that would depend on Vice President Vance to break ties. Both chambers sit at 60-40 probability splits, and both remain genuinely contested. Geoffrey Skelley, DDHQ's chief elections analyst, told The Hill the picture is straightforward: "It's a competitive situation in both the Senate and the House." Competitive, yes. But not symmetrical. Democrats are riding a…Open
