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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday a deal to end the war in Ukraine is possible, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said U.S. negotiators will soon visit Moscow and Kyiv. Putin said the U.S., China and other countries are ready to support a peace settlement. International Security Expert, Michael Szanto weighs in.
ice President JD Vance told reporters Thursday he “wouldn’t call” the conflict in Iran a war despite the fact that, just hours before, Iran struck U.S. ally Kuwait in retaliation for U.S. strikes earlier this week. On Morning Joe, MS NOW senior national security reporter David Rohde fact-checks Vance’s claims, mentioning the 50,000 service members and 19 naval ships in the region. The conflict, Rohde says, “is obviously a war.”
Georgia Congressman Buddy Carter discusses GOP leadership cancelling the final legislative weeks, OpenAI's plans to build a massive data center in Georgia and President Donald Trump's upcoming speech at the midterm convention.
The judicial qualifications commission found that Judge Diana Tennis contributed nearly $30,000 in 900 donations to left-leaning political organizations and candidates, including former President Joe Biden and Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway faces a difficult timeline. Ballots must be set by Tuesday under state law, and they will be mailed to voters shortly after.
Thank God movies and records made Dolly, Curry, and Cullen immortal — because the odds are not in our favor that we will see the likes of their entertainment for a while.
Demanding abortion so women can ‘direct their lives’ is not empowering. It’s reductionist, insulting, and downright anti-woman.
The bill, introduced by two Florida Republicans, follows this summer's feckless 5-4 Supreme Court ruling that kept the chaos in place.
We do not systematically verify citizenship at registration, we detect ineligible registrations mostly by accident, and when we do detect them, we usually decline to prosecute.