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CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY (Sam Faddis) - What is an Iranian sleeper cell and should you be worried?

Originally published by AND Magazine's Ground Truth

As the war with Iran drags on and expands, the danger of terrorist attacks here at home increases. What exactly are Iranian sleeper cells, and what is the real danger they pose? Watch here Originally published by AND Magazine’s Ground TruthOpen

NEWSNATIONNOW (Rebecca Beitsch) - Pam Bondi subpoena: Democrats, GOP split on Epstein testimony

While Democrats point to Bondi's leadership when the Epstein files dropped, some Republicans don't think she needs to testify.

NEWSNATIONNOW (MARI YAMAGUCHI, Associated Press) - Powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan, tsunami alert issued

The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a tsunami alert in the region after a powerful quake.

ABCNEWS - Daughter of American woman missing in Bahamas speaks with ABC News

More than two weeks after American Lynette Hooker went overboard and disappeared in the Bahamas, her daughter is speaking out to ABC News.

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - U.S. launches tariff refund system

Trump has imposed tariffs under a number of statutory authorities and many tariffs remain in place.

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Joseph Addington) - U.S. Troops Leave Syria

State of the Union: For the first time in over a decade, the country will have no permanent American military presence. The post U.S. Troops Leave Syria appeared first on The American Conservative .

The United States finished handing over all its major military bases in Syria to the new government, ending a decade of American military presence in the country. U.S. troops were first stationed there in 2015 as part of the fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Syria’s foreign ministry and the U.S. military’s Central Command said Thursday that the transfer of major sites was complete, marking a new phase of cooperation without permanent American outposts. The U.S. will continue training and assisting Syrian security forces, including in operations against ISIS remnants in the country, but without maintaining a permanent force there. The withdrawal is a major political coup for Syria’s President Ahmed…Open