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Vice President Vance told The Washington Post that any U.S. strikes on Iran would be a deterrent aimed at stopping a nuclear program and that there was “no chance” they would lead to a longer war in the region.
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Democratic Reps. Rick Larsen, D-Wash.; Bennie Thompson, D-Miss.; and Andre Carson, D-Ind., said in a joint statement Thursday evening that the Pentagon reportedly shot down a U.S. Customs and Border Protection drone with a laser in Texas, prompting closure of airspace near the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Texas Rep. Wesley Hunt defended his voting record Thursday, comparing his missed votes to those of senators and Vance when he represented Ohio.
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President Donald Trump urged Congress to approve the SAVE Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote and to ban lawmakers from trading stocks, and he said lawmakers should not interfere with his new tariffs.
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A convicted child molester in California was taken into custody after a new arrest warrant was issued just hours before his planned release from prison, authorities confirmed.
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A federal prosecutor acknowledged the delayed charging of Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia in a human smuggling case, citing the timing as unusual but legally justified, according to court testimony.
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Anthropic has rejected a Pentagon demand to strip safeguards from its artificial intelligence tools, a dispute that could affect hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts and access to advanced AI, according to news reports.
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On Feb. 26, Major Garrett hosted a special edition of his podcast ‘The Takeout’ in which guests warned that tensions over Iran’s nuclear program are escalating and discussed possible political risks if President Donald Trump orders strikes.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told a party congress that North Korea could “completely destroy” South Korea if it feels threatened and outlined plans to expand its nuclear arsenal, state media reported Thursday.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs said the backlog of disability compensation and pension claims is consistently under 100,000, citing reductions since President Trump returned to office in January 2025.
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