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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth provided an update on Operation Epic Fury, discussed the ceasefire with Iran, and detailed the rescue of two American airmen behind enemy lines.
Earlier, U.S. stocks swung sharply during regular trading as uncertainty about the war with Iran increased after Trump had threatened that a “whole civilization will die tonight."
The "Friends" actor told the rapper, who once praised Hitler, it'll take "much more" to build back trust just hours before organizers canceled his planned U.K. headlining act.
The "Late Show" host joked that the last time this happened was when former President Harry Truman “put that famous sign on his desk, ‘The s**t stops f**k.’”
"As of this moment, the Administration believes that the President is legally free to destroy records of his official government conduct," the lawsuit says.
