Trump Calls Iran Aerial Bombardment Little Excursion
President Donald Trump declared on March 26, 2026, that the joint aerial bombardment of Iran forms a little excursion rather than a full-scale war.
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Starmer Orders Royal Navy to Board Russian Shadow Fleet
Keir Starmer authorized the Royal Navy to board Russian shadow fleet vessels on March 26, 2026, marking a shift in maritime enforcement policy.
Trump Rejects Netanyahu Plan to Ignite Iranian Uprising
Donald Trump cautioned Benjamin Netanyahu on March 26, 2026, against inciting a popular revolt inside Iran during a high-stakes telephone conversation. U.
Michael Flynn Settlement Puts Justice Department Under Scrutiny
The Justice Department settlement with Michael Flynn is reviving scrutiny of prosecution claims, politics and public accountability.
Iran Rejects Trump Ceasefire Offer Citing Past Deceit
Donald Trump encountered a definitive refusal from Iranian negotiators on March 25, 2026, when officials in Tehran dismissed a new ceasefire proposal.
Marco Rubio Denies Knowledge of Rivera’s Venezuela Deal
Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in federal court on March 25, 2026, to testify that he remained unaware of a multi-million dollar consulting deal.
TSA Union Leaders Oppose ICE Deployment at Airport Gates
TSA union leaders say unpaid screeners are facing severe personal hardship during the DHS funding lapse.
Democrat Emily Gregory Flips Trump District in Florida
Emily Gregorys Florida special election win flipped a Trump district by focusing on insurance and affordability.
Trump Sends 2,000 Airborne Troops to Middle East
Trumps airborne troop deployment raises deterrence after strikes near Bushehr, while a peace plan circulates.
Governor Stitt Names Alan Armstrong to US Senate
Alan Armstrongs Senate appointment fills an Oklahoma vacancy after Markwayne Mullins DHS confirmation, but state law limits him.
King Charles Schedules State Visit and Speech to Congress
King Charles III plans a Washington state visit and joint address to Congress as U.S.-UK tensions over Iran continue.
Supreme Court Reviews Asylum Rights for Border Migrants
The Supreme Court is weighing whether migrants blocked in Mexico can claim asylum rights at U.S. ports of entry.