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Trump says he eliminated Iran’s nuclear threat in one night. His earlier four-to-six-week estimate covered a wider military mission, while inspectors still lacked an account of Iran’s enriched uranium in September.
A flydubai 737 MAX landed safely after sharp changes in altitude, but its descent rate cannot establish Trump’s claim that it endured forces far beyond its design expectations.
Donald Trump shared a headline about a genuine US election-security directive. It concerns foreign cyber threats, not troops at polling stations, and comes weeks before the 2026 midterms.
Trump amplified Bessent’s prediction of a two-week collapse in Iran’s ability to trade. The clearest evidence concerns oil already outside the US blockade, rather than every part of Iran’s economy.
South Korea has selected a Texas power project, but the larger nuclear and Alaska LNG proposals in Trump’s $200bn announcement still face significant decisions.
The coalition’s mission in Iraq has ended, but counter-ISIS operations continue elsewhere. Trump’s account also blurs the operation’s start date and how Iraq chose its prime minister.
Trump says he offered Iran “nothing”, challenging an Axios report that describes possible sanctions relief in exchange for nuclear steps.
Trump shared an article crediting his policies with a shift in global affairs, but its assessment was written before his meeting with China’s leader.
Ukraine’s strikes are hurting a Russian source of revenue. An energy truce could offer Kyiv protection, but only if it works both ways. Trump’s own Iran policy also belongs in any explanation of expensive diesel.
After the hearing, the judge said the prescribed process for revoking the press passes did not appear to have been followed, but issued no ruling. The shared television pool remains suspended, while about fifty organisations support the plaintiffs through an amicus brief.