LOADING ERROR LOADINGAtlantic staff writer Elaine Godfrey published an audio recording of guards kicking her out of Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s campaign event after Crockett denied the interaction happened. On Tuesday, Semafor reported that an Atlantic journalist was kicked out of Crockett’s campaign event on Monday in Lubbock, Texas. But on Friday, Godfrey published the audio recording of the exchange between her and one of the event’s staffers. “I think she’s still upset about that story even though I think it was a pretty fair story,” Godfrey said. Earlier this month, Crockett’s campaign called the Capitol Police after CNN reporter Edward-Isaac Dovere tried to visit her campaign office, alleging he was trespassing.

Deadly Iranian strike hits residential area near JerusalemAt least nine people were killed in a direct Iranian missile strike on a residential area near Jerusalem, first responders said on Sunday. It marks the deadliest incident in Israel since Iran began retaliating to a wave of joint US-Israel strikes on Saturday morning. It is not yet clear why this area was targeted.

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'Nobody knows' what comes next in Iran: Former ambassador Michael Ratney, former U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, expects a "long period" of violence and bloodshed until new leadership is in place in Iran.

Iran strikes supported by most Republicans while Democrats demand answers While the majority of Republicans support Pres. Trump's decision to launch strikes on Iran, Democrats and some Republicans are demanding a formal war powers vote on the military use of force.

Trump returns to White House following U.S. strikes on Iran President Trump returned to the White House on Sunday night following the U.S. strikes on Iran, but he did not answer questions from reporters.

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Congrats may be in order for Zendaya and Tom Holland. Buzz: Neil Sedaka, The Singer-Songwriter Behind Dozens Of Hits Of The ‘60s And '70s, Dies“The wedding has already happened. Tom Holland, left, and Zendaya pose at the afterparty for the premiere of "Spider-Man: Far From Home" on June 26, 2019, in Hollywood. I am navigating it more than ever now.”Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIn a June 2023 cover story for The Hollywood Reporter, Holland said he shares similar beliefs about keeping their relationship shielded from the public eye. “Our relationship is something that we are incredibly protective of, and we want to keep as sacred as possible,” Holland told the outlet.

At least 3 Americans killed during US-Israeli attack on Iran At least three American service members were killed in action and five more were seriously wounded.

FBI investigating possible terrorism link in deadly shooting outside Austin bar A gunman fired at people outside an Austin bar just before 2 a.m. Sunday, leaving at least two people dead and over a dozen wounded.

Iranian regime shaken to its core after dozens of leaders killed in US-Israel strikes More than 40 of its leaders were killed in strikes carried out with astonishing speed. The deaths prompted large protests with tearful mourners and people shouting, “Death to America.”

Trump says operation in Iran could last up to 4 weeks Back in the White House after monitoring joint U.S. and Israel attacks on Iran from his home in Mar-a-Lago, Pres. Trump says the operation in Iran could last up to four weeks.

Deadly Iranian strike hits residential area near JerusalemAt least nine people were killed in a direct Iranian missile strike on a residential area near Jerusalem, first responders said on Sunday. It marks the deadliest incident in Israel since Iran began retaliating to a wave of joint US-Israel strikes on Saturday morning. It is not yet clear why this area was targeted.

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Out the gilded doors, past layers of security and behind a set of black curtains, the country’s top national security officials were convening in anticipation of a long night. By the time President Donald Trump touched down, the space was running as a makeshift Situation Room from which he would oversee the start of a sustained attack on Iran. In one photo, he leans into his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, as she gestures with her right hand. The potential intersection of paying club members with the country’s most sensitive national security secrets gives some intelligence officials agita. It was in a windowless basement room that Trump met with top national security officials in 2020 to make a final decision on taking out Iran’s top military commander, Qasem Soleimani.