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 "If you add in high gas prices, high oil prices, and if we are still bombing Iran with kinetic action -- people don't want to call it war -- if there's still kinetic action that causes oil to be over $100, I think you're going to see a disastrous election," Paul predicted.

Teens arrested attempting ISIS-inspired terror attack at mayoral mansion

 President Donald Trump recently signaled he "would back" the killing of Iran's newly appointed supreme leader, escalating tensions as the conflict between the U.S., Israel and Iran continues. According to reports, Trump privately indicated he "would back" the killing of Mojtaba Khamenei if he refuses to meet U.S. demands, particularly ending Iran's nuclear program.

 The federal government waived its right to respond unless requested by the court and the Supreme Court ultimately declined to hear the case, leaving intact the lower court decisions rejecting Edwards' claims.

Trump shrugs off skyrocketing oil prices

 In a statement to Newsweek, the NWS said "all National Weather Service offices were fully staffed during this severe weather event" and that forecasters were "continuously [monitoring] the evolving weather situation," despite the fact that a tornado watch was "not initially issued."

CNN calls out White House for using 'Call of Duty' clips in tandem with real footage of Iran strikes

 Stewart, who hosts The Daily Show on Comedy Central, a network owned by Paramount, argued the deal could have wide-ranging implications for media independence, particularly given the scale of the assets involved.

 President Donald Trump has publicly called on Israel's leadership, urging a pardon for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and criticizing President Isaac Herzog for not granting it.

 Russia has been providing Iran with intelligence on the locations and movements of U.S. troops, ships and aircraft, according to multiple people familiar with U.S. intelligence reporting, marking the first indication that Moscow has sought to directly involve itself in the Middle East conflict.