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'Way over her skis': Senate intelligence member slams Trump's top spy chief

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, confessed on Wednesday that he had no idea what America's policy is Iran, and he's not certain President Donald Trump and his administration know either.

Speaking to MSNBC's Katy Tur, Warner said that as a member of the "Gang of 8," the top leaders who get the highest security briefings, he would be the one Democrat who should know what the goals and aims are in dealing with an Iranian nuclear threat. As it stands, he said he's completely in the dark.

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'I'm confused': Tucker Carlson explodes over Ted Cruz's biblical ignorance

Right-wing influencer Tucker Carlson roasted Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) for basing his foreign policy on a Bible verse without knowing the context for it.

During an interview this week, Cruz tried to explain why he wanted to be Israel's biggest supporter in the Senate.

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Watch: Charlie Kirk's wife grimaces as he lectures women on 'finding a husband'

During a question and answer period at the Young Women’s Leadership Summit being held in Grapevine, Texas, the wife of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk took exception when her husband chastised unmarried women in the audience if they were not "prioritizing" finding a husband.

Seated in chairs before the throng at conference which attracted a reported 2,500 attendees, the discussion centered on marriage and children before careers with Kirk at one time stating, "college is a 'scam' but a good place to pursue the proverbial 'Mrs.' degree" before adding "that if they’re not married with kids by age 30, the chances of either happening for them will drop precipitously," reported The Washington Post.

In a video posted to YouTube by Kirk, he posed a question to the audience, which led to a look of dismay from his wife, Erika, when he followed up with a lecture.

"For everyone who rose the hand of [choosing] amazing family, how many of you, every single day, it's your purpose for being is finding a husband, then?" he asked.

After apparently getting a tepid response when asking for a show of hands, he lectured, "Every hand should go up."

As his wife at first grimaced and then switched to a skeptical smile, he continued, "But I thought you wanted an amazing family?" which led her to utter, "Ehhh."

"You have to prioritize and aim at what you want the most," he soldiered on while ignoring her. "I might be the only speaker who says this these next couple days."

Given a chance to respond, Ericka stated, "You just have to make sure you find the right one."

"I know, but you have to prioritize it," he shot back.

You can watch below or at the link. The exchange begins at about the 2:20 mark.

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'Be a man': Senator shouts at Pete Hegseth as he refuses to answer questions

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth clashed with Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) during a Wednesday hearing over the 2026 budget requests. Ultimately, it devolved into Hegseth laughing at the senator before she elevated her voice.

Slotkin recalled during Hegseth's confirmation hearing that she asked whether he would agree to deploy American soldiers to fire on protesters. At the time, Hegseth called it "hypothetical," despite former Secretary Mark Esper being asked to do the same thing. Hegseth has since deployed the National Guard and Marines to oppose protesters.

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'It's biblical, okay': GOP lawmaker urges Trump to 'end' Iran for Israel

A Texas Republican gave biblical reasons for getting the U.S. involved in Israel's military conflict with Iran.

Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX) questioned Sen. Kaine (D-VA) for seeking to stop Donald Trump from ordering U.S. troops to attack the Middle Eastern country without congressional approval, and the GOP lawmaker said now might be the time to "end" its threat against Israel.

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'Unusual' move in Israel 'fueling speculation' about Trump decision: reporter

The U.S. embassy in Israel is unexpectedly closed as Americans are trying to flee from the ongoing "security situation" with Iran.

The State Department closed the embassy in Jerusalem, along with consular sections in that city and Tel Aviv, and CNN's Clarissa Ward reported from Israel that Trump administration officials have provided few answers to Americans trying to get back to the U.S. as the president considers escalating hostilities.

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'I don't appreciate the smirk': Dem senator torches 'feckless' Pete Hegseth

Sen. Jacky Rosen (D-NV) lashed out at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he responded to her questions by smirking.

During a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Wednesday, Rosen asked Hegseth if he had consulted MAGA influencer Laura Loomer before making personnel decisions.

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'We'll see': Hegseth suggests he could disobey Supreme Court on troops in cities

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth suggested to Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) that he might ignore an order from the U.S. Supreme Court requiring him to withdraw troops from U.S. cities.

During a Wednesday hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, Hirono noted that Hegseth had a "tough start" in his position.

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New Amy Coney Barrett ruling busts popular MAGA myth about Supreme Court: report

During an appearance on MSNBC on Wednesday morning, University of Michigan law professor Leah Litman singled out a new opinion authored by Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett that should pour cold water on the notion that the liberal wing of the court can count on her as a reliable ally.

In a recent piece in the New York Times, the paper's Jodi Kantor wrote that conservatives are growing more and more disenchanted with Donald Trump's pick to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, suggesting she signs of a "leftward tilt."

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'Do you ever ask a positive question?' Trump whines over GOP infighting on Iran

President Donald Trump lashed out at a reporter from CNN after she pointed out that his supporters were split about whether to support a U.S. attack on Iran.

"Mr. President, some of your supporters are split on the U.S. response," the correspondent noted at the White House on Wednesday.

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Supreme Court upholds Tennessee's ban on medical care for transgender youth

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld Tennessee's law barring transgender medical care for minors such as puberty blockers and hormone treatments.

SCOTUS Blog explained that in the 119-page decision, the court argued that the law is not subject to heightened scrutiny under the equal protection clause and satisfies rational basis review."

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'He hates me': Trump complains Fed chairman won't budge out of personal grudge

President Donald Trump claimed Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell was resisting his call to lower interest rates for personal reasons.

U.S. stocks opened flat Wednesday ahead of the central bank's rate decision announcement Wednesday afternoon, and the president suggested during a press event on the White House lawn that Powell would not cut rates because he has a personal grudge against him.

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'I may do it': Trump bashes reporter for asking if he will strike Iran

President Donald Trump slammed a reporter after she asked if he intended to strike Iran's nuclear facilities.

"You don't seriously think I'm going to answer that question," Trump said at a White House event on Wednesday. "Will you strike the Iranian nuclear component? And what time exactly, sir? Sir, would you strike it? I mean, you don't know that I'm going to even do it."

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