The Washington Post reports that several top U.S. military leaders have advised Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that the U.S. cannot sustain prolonged, large-scale operations against Iran. That’s according to people familiar with the matter. Washington Post National Security Reporter Alex Horton and former White House National Security Communications Director Retired Rear Admiral John Kirby join Peter Alexander to discuss what this means for the larger war effort and national security.
Tomorrow, voters in Massachusetts' primary will have the chance to weigh in on several key races for Democrats’ hopes of retaking control of Congress. Democratic hopeful Patrick Roath joins Peter Alexander to discuss his effort to bring new energy to Capitol Hill.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper reports from Syabru Besi, a once-bustling Nepal market town now buried under flood debris, as the death toll continues to rise and thousands remain missing.
President Donald Trump said Friday night the United States has reached an oil agreement with Venezuela, a move he said will “more than double” American oil reserves, increase oil supply and lower gas prices. “At my direction, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, working closely with Highly Respected Interim President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, and, through a partnership with private business, have secured majority U.S. control of more than 65 BILLION BARRELS of proven Oil Reserves in Venezuela, at no cost to the American Taxpayer,” Trump wrote on social media. Trump’s emphasis on lowering American gas prices, almost two months before the US midterm elections, comes as the national average gas…
Lionel Messi’s retirement from the national soccer team, though widely expected, sparked fears of a diminished squad, and heartbreak over the departure of a national icon.
Mike Silver predicted Dianna Russini will soon return to NFL media work after her high-profile resignation from The Athletic amid the Mike Vrabel controversy, as questions linger over media accountability and transparency. NFL journalist Dianna Russini made headlines earlier this year when she resigned from The Athletic, sending shockwaves through the sports media world and […] The post Dianna Russini’s possible NFL media return draws attention after Vrabel controversy and resignation from The Athletic appeared first on American Almanac .
Mike Silver predicted Dianna Russini will soon return to NFL media work after her high-profile resignation from The Athletic amid the Mike Vrabel controversy, as questions linger over media accountability and transparency. NFL journalist Dianna Russini made headlines earlier this year when she resigned from The Athletic, sending shockwaves through the sports media world and raising new questions about the handling of internal scandals and public speculation in major newsrooms. Russini’s departure followed a swirl of rumors involving former Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel, with tabloid stories, leaked photos, and an unfinished review process haunting her final weeks at the company. Now, respected sports columnist Mike Silver has…Open
