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Pete Hegseth Clashes With Lawmakers Over Iran War, Defense Budget in Congress
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Pete Hegseth Clashes With Lawmakers Over Iran War, Defense Budget in Congress

Pete Hegseth faced a second day of contentious questioning in Congress, clashing with Democrats and some Republicans over the potential war with Iran and defending the proposed $1.5 trillion defense budget. He was accused of lowballing the cost of an Iran conflict and criticized for his stance on congressional authorization.

Trump Announces Three-Week Extension of Israel-Lebanon Truce
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Trump Announces Three-Week Extension of Israel-Lebanon Truce

US President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been extended for an additional three weeks. Trump also stated that Israel retains the right to launch attacks, emphasizing they would be careful.

Israel-Lebanon 10-Day Ceasefire Takes Effect
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Israel-Lebanon 10-Day Ceasefire Takes Effect

A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has officially gone into effect, with reports indicating US mediation in the agreement. The truce aims to temporarily halt hostilities between the two nations.

Trump State Department Nominee Withdraws Amid Backlash
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Trump State Department Nominee Withdraws Amid Backlash

Donald Trump's nominee for a top diplomatic post, Jeremy Carl, has withdrawn from consideration following growing bipartisan backlash over his past controversial race and Israel comments, marking a setback for Trump despite initial support.

White House Dinner Shooting Suspect Indicted on Federal Charges
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White House Dinner Shooting Suspect Indicted on Federal Charges

Cole Tomas Allen has been indicted on multiple federal felony charges following a shooting incident near the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack, which included allegations of the suspect shouting before opening fire.

Trump's Awkward Meeting with King Charles Examined
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Trump's Awkward Meeting with King Charles Examined

Reports highlight several awkward moments during Donald Trump's meeting with King Charles, prompting discussions about the state of the 'special relationship' between the US and UK. The cluster also touches on Trump's passport design and his administration's approach to Iran.

US and Iran Engage in Diplomatic Talks Amid Hopes for Peace Deal
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US and Iran Engage in Diplomatic Talks Amid Hopes for Peace Deal

The United States and Iran are engaged in ongoing diplomatic discussions, with hopes for a potential peace deal or ceasefire growing. These talks involve mediators like Pakistan and address various issues, including Iran's request for the unfreezing of its assets.

DHS Shutdown Deepens as Nearly 500 Airport Security Staff Quit Amid Failed Negotiations
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DHS Shutdown Deepens as Nearly 500 Airport Security Staff Quit Amid Failed Negotiations

The Department of Homeland Security shutdown impasse has deepened as Senate Republicans rejected Democrats' latest offer, following Democrats' earlier rejection of a GOP framework. The acting head of the TSA warns of staffing shortages and airport wait times, with nearly 500 airport security staff having quit as negotiations to end the funding standoff continue to fail.

Senate Republicans Advance $70 Billion ICE and Border Patrol Funding Plan
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Senate Republicans Advance $70 Billion ICE and Border Patrol Funding Plan

Senate Republicans have taken the first step to advance a $70 billion funding plan for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol, bypassing Democrats. They utilized the budget reconciliation process to push through the measure, aiming to secure funding for border security agencies.

Trump Predicts Swift End to Iran Conflict, Hints at Talks
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Trump Predicts Swift End to Iran Conflict, Hints at Talks

President Trump has stated that the "war" with Iran should end "very soon," suggesting that good things are happening and that both sides may meet for talks. He also claimed Iran has agreed to surrender uranium, referring to the conflict as a "small diversion."

Jimmy Kimmel jokes Donald Trump might be ‘mad’ that 'Melania' film wasn’t nominated for Oscars
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Jimmy Kimmel jokes Donald Trump might be ‘mad’ that 'Melania' film wasn’t nominated for Oscars

Jimmy Kimmel, presenting documentary awards at the Oscars, made pointed remarks about free speech and leaders who don't support it, referencing North Korea and CBS's decisions. He also subtly jabbed at "Melania" and Donald Trump, joking about the former First Lady's potential nomination and Trump's reaction.

US Senate backs Trump on Iran strikes
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US Senate backs Trump on Iran strikes

US Senate Republicans backed US President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran on Wednesday, voting to block a bipartisan resolution aiming to stop ‌the air war and require that any hostilities against Iran be authorized by Congress. The Senate voted 53 to 47 not to advance the resolution, largely along party lines, with all but one Republican voting against the procedural motion and all but one Democrat supporting it. The latest effort by Democrats and a few Republicans ‌to rein in Pre