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Christian Science Monitor - US News
Iran endgame tests Trump's govern-by-instinct style -- President Donald Trump's supporters say the attack on Iran reflects his leadership style of swift, unilateral action. Others see it as impetuous. As the president hints at an endgame, huge questions remain. -- Linda Feldmann
6 hours ago
America needs a housing fix. Congress has ideas – but has hit a snag. -- Scott Baldauf6 hours ago
As Iran pinches the Strait of Hormuz, American farmers are getting squeezed -- Harry Bruinius18 hours ago
Epstein scandal prompts universities to rethink donor ties -- Ira Porter1 day ago
Leaving Congress: Why are so many representatives, senators saying goodbye?6 hours ago
Hegseth fuels debate with brash rhetoric on Iran18 hours ago
For Iranians abroad, no single vision for their homeland's future1 day ago
In race to succeed Marjorie Taylor Greene, candidates steer clear of Trump rift1 day ago
US investigates fatal air strike on Iranian girls' school2 days ago
Kristi Noem stoked controversy at Homeland Security. Why she lost Trump's trust.2 days ago
Trump criticized GOP hawks. Why did he choose war with Iran anyway?3 days ago
Coast Guard patrols a quiet southern border as enforcement action moves inland3 days ago
US wants Kurdish boots on the ground in Iran. Why it's not an easy ask.6 days ago
America First? War in Iran threatens to split Trump's MAGA coalition.6 days ago
Senate rejects bill to curb Trump on Iran. That fits a long pattern on war powers.6 days ago
Evacuate? Some Americans living in the Middle East wish they could.6 days ago
How Iran is trying to end war with US and Israel on its own terms -- If the United States expected Iran to capitulate by now, it refuses to do so. Instead, it is pursuing a survival strategy of fighting on and selecting targets to raise the war's costs so high that the U.S. and Israel would think twice before attacking again. -- Scott Peterson3 hours ago