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Over the weekend, President Trump declared Operation Midnight Hammer a “spectacular success” after U.S. forces demolished Iran’s top nuclear sites — Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan — in a show of force the world hasn’t seen in decades.

Iran’s nuclear threat? Obliterated.

Trump gave Tehran a choice: make peace now — or face even faster, deadlier strikes.

As of this morning, U.S. allies like Australia are backing the attack while pushing Iran to return to the table. Israel isn’t waiting. They’re already hitting secondary targets.

The world is watching.

Trump’s drawing red lines — and he’s proven that they mean something.

We’ve got more on this and other top Trump news for you below!

—Nick

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🔔 Trump Strikes Iran
🗳️ Trump Calls for Special Prosecutor to Investigate 2020 Election
💰 Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Faces More Senate Roadblocks 
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President Trump delivered a decisive blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions with Saturday’s targeted strikes on its weapons sites, safeguarding America and its allies. Iran’s relentless “Death to America” chants remind us of the threat it poses, not just to Israel, but to our nation’s core values.

Through this bold act of strength, the Trump administration chose a path to peace, aiming to halt a dangerous escalation in the global conflict. Despite inevitable criticism, Trump’s willingness to make tough calls shows his commitment to protecting the U.S., no matter the political cost. As the dust settles, his leadership will shine in navigating this high-stakes crisis.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump Strikes Iran Nuclear Sites 🔔

Over the weekend, President Trump thrust America into the heart of the Israel-Iran conflict, ordering a dramatic U.S. military strike that obliterated three of Iran’s key nuclear facilities - Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. In a White House address on Saturday night, Trump declared the operation a “spectacular military success,” boasting that the sites were “completely and totally obliterated” by B-2 Spirit stealth bombers flying 37 hours non-stop from Missouri.

The mission, centered on dropping a dozen GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators (MOPs) on the heavily fortified Fordow facility, aimed to cripple Iran’s nuclear ambitions, which Trump warned could produce a weapon in weeks. This marked a sharp pivot from his earlier diplomatic push, including a two-week ultimatum for Iran to negotiate, as he now hints at regime change, stating on Truth Social, “We can make Iran great again, but not with the current leadership.” The strikes, coordinated with Israel’s ongoing air campaign, have reshaped the Middle East’s geopolitical landscape, with Trump urging Iran to seize “the time for peace” while flexing American might.

The B-2 mission was a technological marvel, showcasing U.S. precision and power. Each bomber, capable of carrying two 30,000-pound MOPs, targeted Fordow’s underground bunkers, designed to withstand conventional attacks, with sources confirming the facility’s centrifuge halls were “heavily damaged.” Natanz and Esfahan, critical to Iran’s uranium enrichment, were also hit, with satellite imagery revealing extensive destruction.

The operation, kept secret until minutes before impact, caught Iran off guard, though Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed the damage was “exaggerated” in a press conference hours later. Trump’s decision followed briefings on Fordow’s near-impenetrable defenses, which only U.S. bunker-busters could breach, unlike Israel’s less capable arsenal. The White House, through Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, emphasized that the strikes were a direct response to Iran’s refusal to halt uranium enrichment, a demand Trump had made non-negotiable in prior talks.

The strikes have ignited global and domestic reactions, amplifying America’s assertive role under Trump’s leadership. A Rasmussen Reports poll from June 22 shows 61% of Americans, led by MAGA Republicans, support an active U.S. global leadership role, with 47% of Republicans backing the strikes compared to just 24% opposing them.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stirred controversy, claiming “multiple countries” were prepared to supply Iran with nuclear weapons in retaliation, a charge the White House dismissed as “baseless.” Ukraine, however, praised Trump’s decisive action, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy calling it a blow to Iran’s destabilizing ambitions. Meanwhile, at home, many Democrats like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez demanded Trump’s impeachment, arguing the strikes lacked Congressional approval, while most Republicans, including Senator Josh Hawley, defended them as necessary to prevent an “existential threat.”

Trump’s statements post-strikes blends triumph with a call for peace, though his hints at regime change signal a broader agenda. On Fox News, he suggested Iran’s leadership “cannot continue” if it pursues nuclear weapons, yet urged Tehran to negotiate to avoid further “tragedy.” The strikes, which are estimated to have cost billions, have strained U.S.-Iran relations, with declarations of a “proportionate response” but acknowledging Iran’s weakened position after Israel’s earlier attacks.

Trump’s team, including Vice President JD Vance, is now exploring sanctions relief as a way to bring Iran to the table, though Leavitt warned of “grave consequences” if those talks fail. As the dust settles over Fordow’s ruins, Trump’s gamble - destroying Iran’s nuclear dreams while pushing for a deal - positions America as a dominant force, navigating a delicate line between war and peace.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🚨 Border Patrol agents faced violent attacks on Sunday, while conducting deportation operations in Los Angeles, with protesters throwing rocks and bottles, injuring three agents. The raids, part of President Trump’s immigration crackdown, targeted illegal immigrants with criminal records, escalating tensions in the city. Los Angeles officials, including Council member Imelda Padilla, condemned the operations, urging local police to block ICE efforts.

⚖️ Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called for President Trump’s impeachment on Saturday, claiming his authorization of U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities was unconstitutional without Congressional approval. She accused Trump of risking “all-out war,” citing his failure to secure a War Powers Act vote. The White House countered that the strikes, limited to supporting Israel, were within Trump’s authority, escalating partisan tensions.

🗳️ Former Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly considering a run for California governor in 2026, following Governor Gavin Newsom’s term limit. Harris, who has kept a low profile since 2024, aims to leverage her home-state ties, though her team denies any final decision. The move could pit her against Newsom’s allies, like Rep. Katie Porter, in a crowded Democratic primary.

👮 The FBI, alongside local law enforcement, arrested over 700 rioters across the U.S. targeting violent protests against President Trump’s immigration policies. The arrests, spanning cities like Los Angeles and Chicago, focused on “No Kings” demonstrators who clashed with police, causing injuries and property damage. Attorney General Pam Bondi vowed to prosecute those “breaking our laws,” signaling a broader push to restore order.

🪖 Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, defended President Trump’s decision to restore Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s name to Fort Gregg-Adams, arguing it honors historical complexity over “woke” erasure. Hunt said critics should “read a book” to understand Lee’s role, rejecting claims the move glorifies racism. The decision has reignited debate over military base names, with Democrats calling it divisive.

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