Peace and development prof. on Iran: ‘No question that Americans oppose the war’ ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke to University of Maryland prof. Shibley Telhami on public opinion surrounding the war, with a majority of U.S. adults opposing strikes in Iran, according to polls.
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AdvertisementThe forces are in talks with the United States about CIA help to provide weapons, two of the sources said. Kurdish Operation Would Require US SupportAny operation from Iraq would probably require significant U.S. military and intelligence support. The United States worked with some of the Kurdish groups in Iraq both during the Iraq War and the battle against ISIS. But it is unclear how successful the Iranian Kurdish groups would be in their fight inside Iran. It had threatened its own military operation against the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Forces (SDF) in the north, if the group did not agree to come under central government control.
High-stakes midterm primaries for Arkansas, North Carolina and Texas ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke to Democratic strategist Amanda Renteria with RNC surrogate and political analyst Mehek Cooke on the Texas midterm primaries, the most expensive on record.
High-stakes primary marred by confusion at Texas polls Hundreds of voters were turned away at polling stations because of a new rule requiring them to cast ballots at their assigned precinct, which were recently changed due to redistricting.
Stock markets plunge amid fears of prolonged war in Iran Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, where 20% of the world’s oil comes through, and the national average for a gallon of gas is now $3.13.
Primaries were held Tuesday not just in Texas but also in North Carolina and Arkansas. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez) - Tony Gutierrez/APThe story of the Texas Democratic Senate primary wound up being largely about a missed opportunity for Crockett. (In fact, Texas GOP Gov. One way to look at that is that Democratic primary voters made a more pragmatic choice rather than picking the firebrand. Also in Texas, Democratic Rep. Julie Johnson will face a runoff with former congressman and US Senate candidate Colin Allred.
NBA legend defies gravity, still slam dunks at 70 ABC News' Danny New talks to NBA legend Marques Johnson, who says this year may be his final birthday dunk.
Former nuclear deal negotiator on Iran attack: 'it was unjustified' Former lead negotiator on the 2015 nuclear deal Robert Malley discusses the Trump administrations objectives about the war with Iran.
Pentagon gives updates on operations in Iran Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said at a briefing at the Pentagon on Wednesday, "America is winning decisively, devastatingly and without mercy."
Trump says US has 'beaten' Iran militarily Stimson Cener senior fellow Kelly Greico calls the war between the US and Iran a "war of attrition."
Meanwhile, the number of civilian deaths and injuries in Iran and Lebanon is climbing. - AFP/Getty ImagesAttacks on Lebanon: Israel is also striking Lebanon, targeting the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah and issuing evacuation orders for dozens of villages. Iran strikes back: Arab states in the Persian Gulf are bearing the brunt of Tehran’s ferocious retaliation. US facilities targeted: The US has closed embassies in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Lebanon, after several were hit with Iranian strikes. Trump himself has repeatedly said that Tehran’s nuclear program was “obliterated” by US strikes on Iran last summer.
Joani Reid is the MP for East Kilbride and Strathaven. UK ParliamentA Labour MP has spoken out after her husband was arrested on suspicion of spying for China. Joani Reid’s spouse, lobbyist and former Labour adviser David Taylor, was arrested along with two other men – one of whom is understood to be the partner of a former Labour MP. AdvertisementReid, the MP for East Kilbride and Strathaven, said: “I have never seen anything to make me suspect my husband has broken any law. I have never spoken on China or China related matters in the Commons.
LOADING ERROR LOADINGMarch 3 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he did not care whether Iran participated in this summer’s soccer World Cup, which is being jointly hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada. Soccer’s world governing body FIFA, did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he did not care whether Iran participated in this summer’s soccer World Cup, which is being jointly hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada. AdvertisementIran secured a trip to a fourth successive World Cup by topping Group A in the third round of Asian qualifying last year. AdvertisementAndrew Giuliani, director of the White House FIFA World Cup Task Force, said in a January interview in Colorado Springs that security concerns would shape the administration’s approach to travel ban exceptions.
Influencers in Dubai post videos with same message"You live in Dubai, aren't you scared?" That's the message that is appearing on millions of social feeds from influencers based in Dubai. After Iran targeted Dubai with drones and missiles, dozens of influencers have responded with a show of faith in the royal family.
