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- U.S. Military Buildup Near Iran: The United States has moved air refueling assets to the Middle East as Israeli intelligence signals preparation for a possible strike. This could be a show of force for negotiations — or something more.
- Federal Reserve Signals No More Rate Cuts: Newly released Fed meeting details show there are not enough votes for rate cuts, even if a new chair is installed. Markets and the White House may be expecting something the committee cannot deliver.
- Equal Time Doctrine vs. Fairness Doctrine: Media confusion over Stephen Colbert and James Talarico exposes widespread misunderstanding of broadcast law. The Equal Time rule — not the Fairness Doctrine — is what actually governs candidate appearances.
- Supreme Court Retirement Speculation: Rumors around Samuel Alito — and concerns about Clarence Thomas — raise the stakes for preserving the Court's 6–3 conservative majority and shaping the next generation of justices.
Erick Erickson breaks down the four major stories you need to know before the day ends. From political power plays in Washington to breaking developments the mainstream media is ignoring, this rapid-fire update cuts through the noise.
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1. Houthi Attacks Hit Riyadh Houthi missile, drone and rocket attacks have left commercial jets burning at Riyadh's airport, while Pakistan has joined Saudi Arabia and other regional countries in the fight against the Houthis. Tanker attacks near Qatar have pushed oil prices higher.
2. Iran Strike…
Inflation outpaces wage growth, Democrats signal opposition to Trump's judicial nominees, reports of pneumonic plague emerge from Siberia, and Republicans increase spending in red states amid concerns about Senate control.
Inflation and consumer debt Consumers continue spending even as inflati…
1. Russia Continues Energy Attacks as Ukraine Signals a Response Russia continues attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure despite President Trump's call for an energy ceasefire. Ukraine signals it will respond, risking further strain with Trump as he remains concerned about diesel prices.
2. Ilh…
1. Kimberly Guilfoyle Resigns After White House Request Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned after the White House asked her to step down. Her departure follows reports alleging that she sought favors from wealthy people while in Greece, including help paying credit card debts.
2. Trump's Russian Diese…
Republican turnout remains a major unknown as Democrats surge in some midterm polls. High bond yields pressure stocks, persistent inflation raises expectations of another Fed rate hike, and a Tennessee judge orders execution materials preserved after Christa Pike survives a lethal injection attempt…
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