California Governor’s Debate Canceled Because Candidates Were Too White
The University of Southern California cancelled a planned California primary gubernatorial debate because all of the candidates invited were white, multiple media outlets reported.

Judge weighs whether Venezuela can pay Maduro’s legal costs in US drug trafficking case
As Maduro and Cilia Flores, his wife and co-defendant, looked on in beige jail uniforms, his lawyers argued that the U.S. is violating the deposed leader’s constitutional rights by blocking Venezuelan government money from being used for the couple’s legal costs. The U.S. government hasn’t let the funds flow because of sanctions against the South American country. Maduro and Flores remain jailed in Brooklyn, and neither has asked to be released on bail. Hellerstein has yet to set a trial date.

The Iran War Just Reopened the Caspian Energy Map 
For decades, the idea of transporting natural gas from Turkmenistan across the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan and onward to Europe has been held hostage to geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty. Today, the convergence of war and market disruption is creating conditions that could finally break this impasse. In doing so, Turkmenistan, home to some of the world’s largest gas reserves, could emerge as a key energy supplier to offset war-constrained Middle Eastern flows.

Nigerian archbishop calls on Trump to ‘give us weapons’ and ‘eradicate’ Islamic terrorists
Archbishop Ignatius Ayau Kaigama of Abuja, Nigeria, during a press briefing last week, called on the Trump administration to provide intelligence and weapons to the Nigerian government to help combat the brutal persecution of the country’s Christians at the hands of Islamic terrorists.

WATCH: Senate hearing goes silent after Angel Father confronts top Dem over daughter’s death
A Senate hearing got tense and quiet after Illinois father Joe Abraham confronted retiring Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., for not acknowledging his daughter, Katie, who was killed by an illegal immigrant drunk driver. After Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, expressed his condolences to Abraham, the grieving father thanked him and then proceeded to drill into Durbin. “I appreciate it. I also appreciate Ranking Member Welch and Mr. Padilla for recognizing that. What I don’t understand is why my senator of Illinois, Mr. Durbin, [I] haven’t heard two words from him toward me,” he said, pointing in Durbin’s direction. “It’s kind of amazing,” Abraham added.

Israel BOMBS Iran Nuclear Reactor; Iran Vows REVENGE 
Israel launches major airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, escalating tensions across the Middle East. Iran vows retaliation as fears of wider conflict grow. (watch)

Gen Z is supposed to be done with religion. Someone forgot to tell them.
Steve Little was teaching a leadership class to his own employees last month when he asked, almost as an aside, how many of them were actively practicing religion. He was expecting a smattering of hands. Instead, 80 percent of the room – employees aged 26 to 38 – raised their hands. “I was shocked. I genuinely demonstrated that on my face.” The following week, Little received an industry report from the Associated Builders and Contractors showing that churches are now the second fastest-growing construction sector in America – double-digit growth in a market where hospitals, schools, and municipalities are all contracting.

‘Mojtaba being gay puts him at a bad start in his country,’ says Trump
President Trump commented on the CIA report that Mojtaba Khamenei is gay, saying that in his country, Iran, it doesn’t put him in a good position, as Islamic countries ban and execute homosexuals.

IDF reports ‘significant’ progress against Iranian military targets as campaign enters fourth week
During a briefing with journalists, IDF International Spokesperson Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani said, “We do feel like we’ve had great achievements with a lot of the things we prioritized as top targets. But there’s always more, and we have more.” Shoshani confirmed that on Wednesday, the IDF struck the Iranian regime’s underwater research center in Isfahan, significantly limiting its ability to manufacture new and advanced submarines and upgrade its existing fleet.

Iran lowers minimum age for war roles to 12, sparking outcry over child soldier use
Under international law, Iran’s move flagrantly violates the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which explicitly prohibits the use of children in military activities, marking a dramatic breach of its global obligations. The Iranian regime has lowered the minimum age for participation in war-related activities to just 12 years old, a move that will likely fuel the concerns of human rights groups, which have condemned Iran’s treatment of children.

Senate Republicans introduce bill boosting defense cooperation between Abraham Accords members
The Abraham Accords Defense Cooperation Act, which the two Senate Armed Services Committee members hope to include in this year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), instructs the Pentagon to begin implementing defense and intelligence-sharing plans with the countries that have normalized relations with Israel since the treaty was first signed in 2020.

Trump: We’re closer than ever to being free from Iran’s reign of terror
US President Donald Trump spoke on Friday at the FII Priority Summit in Miami and declared major changes in the Middle East power balance following actions against Iran. “Tonight, we’re closer than ever to the rise of the Middle East that is finally free at last from Iranian terror,” Trump said. “For 47 years, Iran has been known as the bully of the Middle East – but they are not the bully any longer.”

Iran vows ‘heavy price’ after Israel strikes nuclear sites
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned on Friday that there will be a “heavy price” to pay after Israel struck two of Iran’s key nuclear facilities. “Israel has hit 2 of Iran’s largest steel factories, a power plant and civilian nuclear sites among other infrastructure. Israel claims it acted in coordination with the U.S.,” Araghchi wrote in a post on social media, adding that the “attack contradicts [President Trump’s] extended deadline for diplomacy.” He stressed, “Iran will exact HEAVY price for Israeli crimes.”

The wars Israel is already preparing for – and why they look nothing like today’s
In the fog of war with Iran, whose long-term consequences may take years to fully understand, American and Israeli strategists are already preparing for their next conflicts. They recognize a central truth: Tomorrow’s wars will not resemble today’s. If the Iranian regime falls, Israel’s primary adversary could change. Much depends on whether the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps tightens its grip or whether genuine political transformation empowers the Iranian people.

More Than 400 Hezbollah Fighters Killed in New War With Israel So Far, Sources Say
More than 400 fighters from Hezbollah have been killed since the Iran-backed Lebanese terrorist group launched the opening salvoes of a new war with Israel on March 2, two sources familiar with Hezbollah‘s count told Reuters. The figure was the first overall toll provided of Hezbollah fighters killed in Israel‘s expanding air and ground campaign in Lebanon. The group has issued sporadic notices for a few individual fighters but has not provided an official overall toll.

Trump Board Plan Would Disarm Hamas in Stages Over 8 Months, Destroy Gaza’s Tunnels
Hamas would be required to allow the destruction of its vast Gaza tunnel network as it lays down its arms in stages over eight months under a disarmament plan presented to the terrorists by US President Donald Trump‘s “Board of Peace.” The plan follows a timeline that begins with a US-backed committee of Palestinian technocrats taking security control of Gaza and concludes with Israeli forces withdrawing completely upon “verification that Gaza is free of weaponry.”

Ukraine Closes on Mideast Deals to Help Counter Iranian Drones
Ukraine is close to clinching several security agreements — including with the UAE and Qatar — to counter Iranian attacks, its foreign minister said on Friday, adding that he saw scope to draw China into peace efforts to end the war with Russia. “We will welcome any efforts of Chinese colleagues to end this war, to achieve a ceasefire, and probably they have this potential to influence Russia,” he said.

Iranians fear crackdown will intensify: ‘If there is a deal, we will have to leave’
The French news agency AFP on Friday published testimonies from several residents describing daily life in the country. One theme, according to the accounts, continues to weigh heavily on Iranians: repression and intrusion into personal life by authorities. Shayan, a resident of Tehran, told AFP there is no hunger in Iran and that goods remain available. “Cafes are open, we go out, there is fuel, water and electricity. But there is a sense of helplessness among all of us,” he said. “We meet with family and friends, play cards and drink. Shops and restaurants are open until 9 p.m. But the city feels empty, most people have left.” Ansiya, a dentist in the Iranian capital, said she is losing hope every day. “We are trapped between three mad powers and the war is frightening. I know I will never be the same person again. The war has torn a part of me away, and it will not return,” she said.

Did Ellison lie to Congress? Read the transcript
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison appears to have lied to the United States Senate in testimony he gave last month before the Senate’s Homeland Security committee. The occasion was a February 12 committee hearing at which Ellison appeared to discuss the subject of ICE operations in Minnesota The untruthful testimony from Ellison involved a different issue, namely, $10,000 in campaign donations received by Ellison from figures linked to the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal. It came during a back and forth between Ellison and committee member Sen. Josh Hawley

Severe drought triggers water restrictions in Southwest Florida
Modified Phase III “Extreme” Water Shortage restrictions will take effect across the Southwest Florida Water Management District region on April 3 due to severe drought conditions and declining water supplies. The order imposes one-day-per-week irrigation limits and other measures, with stricter enforcement implemented by utilities such as Pinellas County.

Iran claims ONE MILLION fighters are primed for US invasion
The Iranian hardliners running Tehran since President Donald Trump killed its supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, are now ramping up calls to build a nuclear bomb, as the Iranian regime claims it has one million fighters on standby for a U.S. ground invasion.

Is What We Are Being Publicly Told About the War in Iran Different from What Is Being Planned Behind the Scenes?
Are both sides misleading us about what they intend to do? U.S. officials have been able to keep financial markets calm by saying Iran is defeated and the war will end soon. Meanwhile, thousands of U.S. troops are being deployed to the Middle East, and it appears preparations are being made for a major ground operation.

Lockdown 2.0: The IEA Has Released 10 Guidelines to Help the Public Prepare for the Coming Fuel Shortages and “Energy Lockdowns”
It appears Iran is determined to keep the Strait of Hormuz paralyzed until they get what they want. In order to reopen Hormuz, a massive military operation would be required. For now, about 2,500 ships continue to be trapped inside the Persian Gulf, and it’s already starting to create fuel shortages in some parts of the globe.

Congress Is Trying to Sneak a CBDC into Their Must-Pass Housing Bill: [WATCH]
Economist Peter St Onge raised concerns about a housing bill moving through Congress, arguing that a provision within the legislation could allow for the development of a central bank digital currency despite language presented as a ban.

Digital IDs are insecure and can be hacked
Professor Norman Fenton recently had his Twitter account taken over by hackers who sent out thousands of spam posts and messages. This is a warning for those who adopt digital identities (“IDs”). “I predict that in every country that adopts the digital IDs wanted by globalist overlords in the WEF and UN, hundreds of thousands to millions of lives will be ruined each year.”

Islamification of the West: Muslims are simply doing what Muslims have always done 
Last year, Raymond Ibrahim explained what ribat is, historically and today. Because the Koran instructs Muslims to form ribats to carry out jihad against infidels, when Muslims enter a Western nation, they form ribats. What has changed is that our politicians are inviting them into our nations and supporting them while they do it.

TEXAS CHILDREN TARGETED: Taxpayer-Funded School Trip to Controversial Islamic Dawah Center Organized by Muslim Brotherhood-Linked High School MSA
Taxpayer-funded school buses from Humble ISD took over 30 high school students to one of Houston’s most controversial Islamic centers that glorifies the Islamic conquest of Spain, claims Latinos’ roots are in Muslim Spain, and seeks to shape the next generation to view Islam favorably as part of a two-front strategy to expand Sharia influence in America.

Illinois: 30,000 Muslims Fill Stadium for Mosque with Documented Terror Ties
America, our leaders keep saying we don’t want to become Europe. Pro-tip: We’re already there. Take a look at a troubling gathering that just took place. On March 20, the Mosque Foundation in Bridgeview, Illinois, drew nearly 30,000 worshippers for Eid al-Fitr prayers at Seat Geek Stadium. One of the largest Islamic gatherings of its kind in the country.

Orange County, California Surrenders: Board of Supervisors Issues First-Ever Eid al-Fitr Proclamation at the Demand of CAIR and Islamic Shura Council
In a blatant act of cultural submission, the Orange County Board of Supervisors handed Islamic activists a major propaganda victory by officially recognizing Eid al-Fitr for the first time — an incremental step in America’s Islamization, orchestrated by Muslim Brotherhood-linked Shura Council and fraud-plagued CAIR, while sidelining traditional Judeo-Christian values.

Knesset restores rabbinical courts, echoing Isaiah: “I will restore your judges as of old”
The Knesset passed a law on Tuesday morning restoring to rabbinical courts a power they had exercised for decades before it was stripped away by a judicial ruling 20 years ago. By a vote of 65 to 41, lawmakers approved legislation allowing state rabbinical and Sharia courts to arbitrate civil disputes, a move supporters describe as a return to tradition and critics warn could reshape the balance between religion and state. The law, advanced by United Torah Judaism and Shas, grants religious courts authority to adjudicate financial disputes when both parties give explicit and recent consent.

Vance Anti-Fraud Effort Adds Major Enforcer 
The Senate confirmed an experienced federal prosecutor, Colin McDonald, Tuesday afternoon to act as the Justice Department’s anti-fraud division lead. In a party-line vote, McDonald was confirmed 52-47 to be the first assistant attorney general for national fraud enforcement at the DOJ. McDonald will work with Vice President JD Vance, whom President Donald Trump named the White House “fraud czar” to lead a new task force to eliminate fraud.

EU chaos over chat control after European Parliament rejects temporary extension
Legal deadlock looms at Easter over how to combat online child abuse. In a vote on Thursday, the European Parliament rejected a temporary extension of the current regulatory system for how online platforms can voluntarily search for abusive material. What happens now is unclear, as the current rules will no longer apply from April 3. Swedish MEP Arba Kokalari (M) is not happy. “We wanted to extend the rules we have today that both protect a free and open internet and give the police the tools they need to stop pedophiles. That the left and the Sweden Democrats wanted to get away with it is really bad,” Kokalari said.

Indicted Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces rare House ethics hearing
An embattled lawmaker facing five decades in prison will face the congressional spotlight Thursday during an ethics trial that could result in her expulsion from the House of Representatives. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, D-Fla., is expected to testify before the House Ethics Committee during a rare public hearing Thursday afternoon. The case is separate from a sprawling federal indictment accusing Cherfilus-McCormick of stealing more than $5 million in disaster relief funds to finance her inaugural congressional run in 2021 and purchase luxury items, including a large diamond ring. The Florida Democrat is also alleged to have participated in a straw donor scheme and conspired to file a false federal tax return.

Russian oil tanker nears Cuba in test of US resolve on blockade
Russian Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev confirmed Wednesday that Russia is providing fuel shipments to Cuba, saying, “We are sending humanitarian aid. We are providing humanitarian support,” and that the move is intended to help the island cope with severe shortages caused by a US blockade. In January, the Trump administration halted the subsidised Venezuelan oil shipments that had kept the Cuban energy grid running.

Scientists Cloned a Mouse, Then Cloned the Clone, Et Cetera. The Results Were Horrific
Here’s the cautionary tale you didn’t know you needed: cloning the same mouse in perpetuity will produce horrific affronts to mammalian biology. they cloned a female mouse, and then cloned its clones, for 58 successive generations. But over 1,200 clones later, the experiment stopped, because by that last generation the mice kept dying immediately after being born, despite displaying no outward physical abnormalities. Perfect clones, it turns out, aren’t perfect clones. Sequencing their DNA throughout the generations revealed that they were accruing small mutations over time that snowballed into larger ones, even though the clones were superficially identical. In some cases, the clones even lost an entire copy of their X chromosome.

Teen mobs swarm downtown in chaotic takeover—fights erupt, cars targeted before curfew crackdown hits
A large teen gathering in downtown Chicago descended into chaos Wednesday night—prompting a curfew enforcement order and intensifying the debate over how to stop repeat takeovers in the Loop. The activity centered on State and Lake streets, where witnesses described crowds of young people running through the area, climbing on vehicles and engaging in fights. Alderman Brian Hopkins said conditions escalated quickly before officials intervened. In a post on X, Hopkins said the situation was “out of control” before a curfew enforcement order was issued around 10 p.m. He said the crowd began to thin out within about 40 minutes, calling the response effective.

The West should learn from Japan how to stand up to China
China’s recent decision to target Japanese companies with export controls on critical minerals and “dual‑use” technologies isn’t just an escalation in Beijing’s dispute with Tokyo. This is a moment of truth for democracies that still hope to compartmentalize economic engagement with China from geopolitical security realities. Last month, Beijing placed 20 Japanese companies on a list to restrict the sale of critical materials and dual-use technologies, citing Japan’s increasing “remilitarization” as a reason for the restriction.

Archbishop Sample calls on Catholics to speak out against anti-Jewish hate/anti-Israel conspiracies, reject deicide myth
As antisemitism surges across Western discourse, a senior American Catholic leader is drawing a clear line: hostility toward Jews is not merely immoral, it is a betrayal of the Church’s own teachings. In a message released ahead of Easter, Archbishop Alexander K. Sample invoked a foundational Vatican document to call Catholics back to a theological position that rejects centuries of anti-Jewish accusation and violence. Speaking on March 18, Archbishop Sample cited Nostra Aetate, the 1965 declaration of the Second Vatican Council, emphasizing that antisemitism is “foreign to the mind of Christ.” He stated plainly that “the Jewish community is attacked at a far higher rate than any other religious group in the United States,” adding that Catholics must “clearly speak out against antisemitism” if they are to defend religious freedom with integrity.

Senators are discussing ‘last and final’ offer to end funding shutdown as pressure mounts
“They need to end this shutdown immediately or we’ll have to take drastic measures,” Trump said Thursday during a Cabinet meeting at the White House. With Congress set to leave town by week’s end for its spring break, calls are intensifying for an end to the stalemate that has left TSA officers unpaid and many not showing up for work.

WATCH: Trump reveals the present Iran gifted him
President Trump revealed that the Iranian regime released 10 oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz to show the administration that they’re serious about negotiations. (wat6ch)

FBI reveals bomb planted at CENTCOM HQ
Federal authorities on Thursday unsealed indictments against a brother and sister accused of involvement in a suspected explosive device incident at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, following a March 16 security scare at the installation, Fox News reports. Investigators allege that Alen Zheng placed the device near the MacDill visitor center. He has been charged with attempted damage to government property by fire or explosion, unlawful making of a destructive device and possession of an unregistered destructive device. The FBI said Zheng is believed to be in China. His sister, Ann Mary Zheng, was taken into custody by FBI Tampa and is charged with accessory after the fact and tampering with evidence

Iranian commodore behind Hormuz blockade killed in IDF strike
The commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ naval forces, Commodore Alireza Tangsiri, was killed in an IDF airstrike on Iran overnight, the Israeli military announced Thursday afternoon. Tangsiri was killed after years of overseeing the regime’s maritime terror activity and coordinating Iranian military forces in the Gulf, according to the IDF statement. In addition to Tangsiri, the airstrike also killed Brig. Gen. Behnam Rezaei, the head of intelligence for the IRGC’s naval forces. Rezaei had served for several years as chief of naval intelligence and was considered a key source of expertise in maritime intelligence,

Chief of Staff Zamir warns IDF will collapse due to lack of manpower, raises ‘ten red flags’
The IDF could soon collapse if there is no solution to the shortage of manpower, IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir warned in remarks during a security cabinet meeting held on Wednesday.“I am raising 10 red flags before the IDF collapses into itself,” Zamir said during the cabinet meeting, The Jerusalem Post confirmed. IDF sources also told the Post that there is tremendous concern due to the severe manpower shortage, especially amid the ongoing war.

Chilling Ramifications: Finnish Supreme Court Finds Christian Parliamentarian Guilty Of ‘Hate Speech’
In a narrow 3–2 decision, the Finnish Supreme Court has found parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen guilty of “hate speech” on one charge relating to the expression of her beliefs on marriage and sexual ethics in a twenty-year-old church pamphlet. Räsänen has been criminally convicted for publishing the 2004 pamphlet for her church, alongside Lutheran Bishop Juhana Pohjola. The conviction is for “making and keeping available to the public a text that insults a group.”

Hegseth Called ‘Controversial’ After Asking Americans To Pray For Troops
A nation founded on Christian values was also founded on free speech. That intersection of First Amendment rights has found significant blowback for the War Secretary. Pete Hegseth, who, in a press briefing last Thursday, asked Americans to pray for their troops who have entered harm’s way during the conflict against Iran. “Again, to the American people, please pray for them … every day on bended knee with your family, in your schools, in your churches, in the name of Jesus Christ,” Hegseth said. Prior to urging Americans to pray, he asked, “May Almighty God continue to bless our troops in this fight.”

IOC Bars Transgender Athletes From Women’s Events For Olympic Games
Only females will be allowed in women’s events at the Olympics, according to the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The March 26 decision by the committee excludes transgender-identifying individuals who were born male who may have sought to compete in the international events. “Eligibility for any female category event at the Olympic Games or any other IOC event, including individual and team sports, is now limited to biological females,” the International Olympic Committee said.

Iranian TV Declares ‘One Million’ Soldiers Have Mobilized To Create ‘Hell For American Forces’
The US-Israel war against Iran is nearly one month in, and amid the ongoing escalating threats and warnings Iran is touting that it is able to tap more than one million fighters for a potential ground confrontation with the United States, according to Tasnim News Agency citing a military source. Some 7,000 additional US troops, mainly Marines and elite Army Airborne troops, are currently headed toward the region, amid speculation that President Trump will order a military operation to forcibly open the Strait of Hormuz, which could involve a high risk island campaign and effort to takeover Kharg Island oil export hub. At the moment, US CENTCOM has indicated some 40,000 to 50,000 American troops were already stationed in the region, but after over a dozen US Gulf bases came under Iranian missile attack, most have been moved to other, safer and more locations which are more removed.

Trump Says He’ll Sign Order to Pay TSA
“It is not an easy thing to do, but I am going to do it!” wrote Trump.
President Donald Trump says that he’s going to sign an order that will instruct the Department of Homeland Security to pay TSA workers. The details of Trump’s proposal aren’t yet clear, but Republicans had earlier been floating the idea of using the National Emergency Act, which they believe would give the federal government more flexibility to use unspent funds on TSA.

Siblings Charged in Alleged IED Plot at MacDill Air Force Base; Brother Flees to China
“A Chinese brother and sister allegedly planted an IED outside of MacDill Air Force Base in Florida before fleeing to China. The sister came back and was apprehended. The mother is being detained by ICE and says her son confessed to the bomb plot.

Landmark US Case Finally Holds Social Media Giants Responsible for Harming Our Children
A California jury found Meta and YouTube liable in a case on children’s social media addictions, ruling that Instagram and YouTube were negligently designed and failed to warn users about risks to minors. The plaintiff said she became hooked on YouTube at 6 and Instagram at 9 and that the platforms contributed to depression, self-harm, etc.

Chilling Ramifications: Finnish Supreme Court Finds Christian Parliamentarian Guilty of ‘Hate Speech’
The Finnish Supreme Court found Päivi Räsänen guilty of hate speech on one charge relating to expression of her beliefs on marriage and sexual ethics in a 21-year-old church pamphlet. Räsänen has been criminally convicted for publishing the pamphlet for her church.

Tampa’s LGBTQIA+ Mayor Jane Castor Surrenders to Muslim Brotherhood Stronghold – Quiet Infiltration to Ramadan Domination 
Tampa has fallen to a Muslim Brotherhood stronghold, forcing Mayor Castor and city leaders into total political surrender through escalating Ramadan pandering, taxpayer-funded Iftars, and green-lit City Hall as the Elkadi family’s infiltration networks achieve open domination.

‘Gas station heroin’ banned in another state amid nationwide crackdowns.
15 states now classify the antidepressant a Schedule I controlled substance. Tianeptine can be more potent than morphine and addictive opioids. Misuse can cause respiratory depression, severe sedation, and death. They’re sold at convenience stores, gas stations, vape shops, and online retailers, and go by names like Tianaa, ZaZa, Neptune’s Fix, Pegasus, and TD Red.

‘Extensive’ Israeli airstrikes target Iranian military industries
The IDF on Wednesday conducted “extensive strikes” on regime infrastructure across Iran. In Tehran attacks, the military hit sites for the production of “aerial and naval combat equipment.” The sites were also said to produce arms for Tehran’s regional proxies, including ‘Palestinian’ Hamas, Lebanese Hezbollah, and other terrorist groups.

Trump Delays Iran Attack Deadline By Another Ten Days
The President said, “As per Iranian Government request, please let this statement serve to represent that I am pausing the period of Energy Plant destruction by 10 Days to Monday, April 6, 2026, at 8 P.M., Eastern Time. Talks are ongoing and, despite erroneous statements to the contrary by the Fake News Media, and others, they are going very well.”

US said to be mulling ‘final blow’ options if Iran talks fail, sending troops to seize key assets
Sources said if attempts to negotiate an end to the Iran conflict don’t bear fruit, and Iran continues to hamper shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, the US could initiate a major strike to serve a dual purpose: improve the US’ position in possible further talks, and potentially allow President Trump to end the war unilaterally with an ostensible victory image.