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THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Harrison Berger) - Iran War Enters Sixteenth Day: FCC Head Threatens Broadcasters’ Licenses

State of the Union: The White House insists the U.S. is decisively winning the war with Iran. The post Iran War Enters Sixteenth Day: FCC Head Threatens Broadcasters’ Licenses appeared first on The American Conservative .

The Iran War entered its sixteenth day on Sunday as the U.S. government continued to say it was decisively winning the war. In a Truth Social post on Saturday, President Donald Trump said, “The United States of America has beaten and completely decimated Iran, both Militarily, Economically, and in every other way.” Trump had declared in a post on Truth Social late on Friday that Iran is “totally defeated” and “wants a deal” with the U.S. Trump had also declared victory days earlier, telling the audience at a Kentucky rally on Wednesday that “we’ve won.” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejected a claim by Trump that Iran asked for a deal to end the war, telling CBS on Sunday that Tehran “never asked for a…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Expert: 'We need to find a second location'

WATCH FULL NANCY GUTHRIE INTERVIEW: The disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie has left investigators searching for answers. Blood was found outside her home and foreign DNA was discovered inside — but the sample is mixed. So where should investigators look next? In this clip, genetic genealogist CeCe Moore, who has helped solve more than 300 cases, explains why finding a second location or crime scene could be key to breaking the case. This is a brand new “Truth of the Matter” podcast episode with Natasha Zouves In this episode, CeCe Moore breaks down the Kohberger DNA loophole investigators can’t use anymore, why she believes the technology to analyze the mixed DNA sample from Guthrie’s home may not yet exist, and the…

AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - Trump's energy chief: "No guarantees" gas prices will fall in weeks

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday there are "no guarantees" when gas prices will fall , acknowledging the Strait of Hormuz remains unsafe. The big picture: Administration officials are adamant the pump price shock will be short-lived pain for a geopolitical gain. But the spike in prices threatens to become a political liability . - Yet the Energy Information Administration in Wright's own department forecasts gas won't fall back to pre-conflict levels before the end of 2027. Driving the news: After he said there would be a "period of short-term disruption," Wright said on ABC News' "This Week" that there are "no guarantees in wars at all." - He continued, "I can guarantee the situation would be dramatically worse without this…

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday there are "no guarantees" when gas prices will fall , acknowledging the Strait of Hormuz remains unsafe. The big picture: Administration officials are adamant the pump price shock will be short-lived pain for a geopolitical gain. But the spike in prices threatens to become a political liability . - Yet the Energy Information Administration in Wright's own department forecasts gas won't fall back to pre-conflict levels before the end of 2027. Driving the news: After he said there would be a "period of short-term disruption," Wright said on ABC News' "This Week" that there are "no guarantees in wars at all." - He continued, "I can guarantee the situation would be dramatically worse without this…Open