IT'S OFFICIAL ... MARKWAYNE MULLIN IS THE NEW SECRETARY OF HOMELAND SECURITY ... ERIC DAUGHERTY: JUST IN: After being sworn in, DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin drops this GREAT line before getting to work (VIDEO)
As Senate Republicans on Tuesday scrambled to strike a deal to fund DHS amid the agency's partial shutdown, Trump said he would not be happy with any deal they hammered out.
State of the Union: Iran rejected reports of ceasefire talks. The post Iran War Enters 26th Day: U.S. to Deploy 82nd Airborne appeared first on The American Conservative .
The Iran war entered its 26th day on Wednesday as Iran denied President Donald Trump’s claim that ceasefire talks were underway and the United States continued reinforcing its military presence in the region. In an X post on Tuesday afternoon, Saeed Jalili, Khameinei’s representative to Iran’s national security council, contrasted how Trump last week “spoke of changing the regime and the dismemberment of Iran” but “now yearns for someone in Iran to engage in dialogue with him.” On Wednesday morning, a spokesman for Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters addressed Trump with the message: “Do not call your defeat an ‘agreement.” Dismissing recent Israeli media reports that Iran and the U.S. are engaged in ceasefire…Open
Iran has informed the U.S. through intermediaries that it rejects the Trump administration's 15-point proposal for negotiations , Iran's English-language Press TV reported on Wednesday. Why it matters: The U.S. offer includes many elements Tehran has repeatedly opposed, but rejecting it outright could increase the risk of a major escalation — including the possibility Trump will revive his threat to destroy Iranian power plants. - The Iranian position, which was reported in other Iranian and pro-Iran media outlets in the region, could take the U.S. push for in-person peace talks this week off the table for now. What they're saying: A senior Iranian official told Press TV the U.S. terms were "excessive" and the war would only end "on…
Iran has informed the U.S. through intermediaries that it rejects the Trump administration's 15-point proposal for negotiations , Iran's English-language Press TV reported on Wednesday. Why it matters: The U.S. offer includes many elements Tehran has repeatedly opposed, but rejecting it outright could increase the risk of a major escalation — including the possibility Trump will revive his threat to destroy Iranian power plants. - The Iranian position, which was reported in other Iranian and pro-Iran media outlets in the region, could take the U.S. push for in-person peace talks this week off the table for now. What they're saying: A senior Iranian official told Press TV the U.S. terms were "excessive" and the war would only end "on…Open
Reconciliation bills require only a simple majority vote and could prove a method for ending the DHS shutdown, which has lasted for more than one month.