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U.S. Weighs Limited Ground Options in Iran as Trump Denies Imminent Deployment

Pentagon preparations with Marine movements suggest readiness despite a presidential denial.

U.S. Grants 30-Day Waiver to Sell Iranian Oil Already at Sea

Sara Eisen’s Iran War Defense on The View Draws On-Air Pushback and Audience Laughter

Pentagon Seeks $200 Billion for Iran Campaign as GOP Congressman Says Tehran Should Pay

Trump Says Iran Would Need 10 Years to Rebuild, Reiterates Goal Is Blocking a Bomb

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U.S. Fuel Squeeze Deepens Cuba Crisis as Washington Presses Leadership Change

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Costa Rica Downgrades Relations With Cuba, Closes Embassy in Havana

Venezuela’s Rodríguez Ousts Defense Minister Padrino, Names González López to Lead Military

Draft U.S. Memo Weighs Cutting Zambia HIV Aid to Win Mineral Access

U.S. Eases Venezuela Oil Sanctions, Letting PDVSA Sell Under Tight Financial Controls

MAGA Rift Deepens Over Iran War as Ex-Appointee Denounces Trump and Counterterror Chief Resigns

Sean Penn Misses Oscars for Kyiv Visit, Receives 'Iron Oscar' After Meeting Zelensky

U.S. Counterterror Chief Joe Kent Resigns Over Iran War

Lindsey Graham Deletes, Then Reposts, Claim Trump Was 'Never So Angry' Over Allies' Reluctance on Hormuz Support

Cuba Races to Restore Power After Nationwide Grid Collapse as Trump Threatens to 'Take' Island

Trump Repeats Debunked 9/11 ‘Prediction’ Claim, Urges Allies to Patrol Strait of Hormuz

Trump’s Board of Peace Meets Hamas in Cairo as Israel Moves to Reopen Rafah

Seoul Presses North Korea to Seize U.S. Talks Opening as Trump Signals Readiness to Meet Kim

Cuba to Allow Diaspora to Own Businesses as Blackouts Spur Unrest