Luigi Mangione’s defense team unveiled a major legal strategy—then abandoned it one day later. Legal experts say the abrupt reversal of an extreme emotional disturbance defense is highly unusual, sparking questions about what changed behind the scenes. NewsNation’s senior justice reporter Safia Samee Ali breaks it down. More: https://www.newsnationnow.com/crime/luigi-mangione-dropped-psychiatric-defense-why/
Rob Schmitt explains the real reasons why Team Trump is "taking hits" on public perception with the Iran war - along with a history lesson on one former president's past attempt to deal with the regime.
A new poll has revealed that approximately three-quarters of Americans want the Iran War to end, with a clear majority saying it is not worth the cost.
A CBS News/YouGov poll has revealed widespread support for ending the Iran war in the United States, with a clear majority of Americans expressing concern about the cost of the war. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A new poll has revealed that approximately three-quarters of Americans want the Iran war to end, with a clear majority saying it is not worth the cost. DETAIL: A new CBS/YouGov poll has revealed that 78 percent of Americans want the Iran war to end. This includes 69 percent of Americans who say the Iran war was not worth the cost of entering in the first place and roughly six in 10 respondents who regard the conflict as a net negative. The findings of the poll were published on Sunday following the announcement of a memorandum of…Open
The storms bring the possibility of dangerous thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds. More than 50 reported tornadoes tore across the Midwest, killing three.
Only one nation in the world is milking these attacks for political benefit. It isn't the one being blamed for them.
By Michelle Witte A wave of strange property attacks targeting Jewish sites in Canada is attributed to apolitical youth paid in crypto. The violence follows the same playbook seen in Australia and the UK. While Iran and Palestine solidarity campaigners are blamed, Israel exploits the tension. Canada is the latest in a string of nations to attribute a wave of high-profile but mostly low-consequence attacks to a mysterious online “gun-for-hire” plot. If Canada follows the pattern set in Australia, Europe and the UK, the “foreign entity” its government is already blaming for orchestrating the petty violence will be identified as Iran. According to the Toronto Star , “Police believe that several young people have been hired to carry…Open