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New analysis reveals that vocal critics of potential military action against Iran within the MAGA movement do not represent the broader Republican electorate. A historical conservative viewpoint and recent polling suggest underlying support for a tougher stance on Tehran, despite 'America First' sentiments.
Texas's Democratic Senate primary is embroiled in legal battles following widespread polling place confusion in Dallas. The race between Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico faces unprecedented challenges as election officials and campaigns grapple with the fallout, raising concerns about electoral integrity and the potential impact on the upcoming midterm elections.
The United States and Israel have escalated their military operations against Iran, entering a "big scale hitting phase" targeting critical infrastructure and security forces. President Trump defended the preemptive strategy, stating it prevented an imminent Iranian attack. Meanwhile, tensions rise in Lebanon as Israeli strikes expand, drawing parallels to historical conflicts.
Authorities in Iran have reportedly begun preparing graves for schoolgirls killed in a recent strike in Ardabil, signaling an escalation of the crackdown on dissent. This grim development follows months of widespread protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, with women and girls leading the charge for greater freedoms.
Senator Mark Kelly criticizes the Trump administration's Iran strategy, calling it "flailing" with "no goal, no timeline." He questions the shifting justifications for recent military actions and expresses concern over the impact on U.S. service members and potential economic repercussions.
Jerusalem's second-largest hospital has moved 300 beds underground into its parking garage to shelter patients from missile attacks. The hospital is prepared for a prolonged conflict, with staff working to provide critical care in the makeshift underground ward.
Expert analysis suggests that US-Iran hostilities are unlikely to end soon, with Iran potentially doubling down on a hardline approach following recent regional strikes. Concerns are also raised about the UK's defensive capabilities amid escalating global tensions.
Germany's Green Party faces a critical test in Baden-Württemberg, their long-held stronghold, as state elections loom. After 15 years of leadership, the Greens are polling behind the CDU, with economic concerns and national party headwinds threatening their grip on power. The pragmatic legacy of Winfried Kretschmann is now being carried by Cem Özdemir, whose personal popularity may be key to navigating the party through this challenging period.
UK welfare spending is on an "inexorable rise" with no political appetite for reform, warns The Times Political Editor Steven Swinford. Projected to hit £47 billion by 2030, the rising costs place a burden on taxpayers amidst concerns of high taxation disincentivizing work.
James Talarico has won the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate in Texas, fueled by a broad coalition and a populist message. The Republican nomination will be decided in a runoff between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton, setting the stage for a potentially competitive general election.
