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On January 13, 2026, the US designated the Lebanese Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization and the Egyptian and Jordanian branches as Specially Designated Global Terrorists. The move targets their alleged support for Hamas and rocket attacks on Israel, imposing sanctions and travel bans amid regional tensions.
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The FBI executed a court-authorized search at Fulton County’s election facility in Union City, Georgia, focusing on records related to the 2020 election. The operation follows claims by former President Trump of election fraud, despite no evidence supporting widespread voter misconduct. Tulsi Gabbard, the DNI, was present during the raid, raising questions about her role.
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Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, was photographed at a Fulton County election raid, raising questions about her role. Critics argue her presence is outside her authority, as her office typically does not involve domestic law enforcement. The event occurs amid ongoing election interference investigations.
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Donald Trump has repeatedly called for the federal government to take over election administration in at least 15 states, claiming widespread voter fraud and election corruption. His remarks, unsubstantiated and at odds with the Constitution, have raised concerns among election officials and lawmakers about potential threats to electoral independence, especially ahead of upcoming midterms.
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Tulsi Gabbard, director of national intelligence, was present at the FBI raid on the 2020 election office, where she facilitated a call with Trump and agents. The incident raises questions about her role and the politicization of the investigation amid ongoing claims of election fraud.
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A motion filed in federal court seeks to unseal a sworn statement and affidavit related to the January 28 search at Fulton County’s election facility. The search targeted records connected to the 2020 election amid ongoing investigations and political tensions in Georgia’s most populous county.
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Donald Trump has publicly called for Republicans to take over election administration in at least 15 states, suggesting a move to nationalise voting processes. This follows his false claims of winning the 2020 election and recent FBI raids in Georgia. The move raises concerns about election integrity and federal overreach.
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A classified whistleblower complaint alleges that Tulsi Gabbard limited access to a sensitive NSA report mentioning Jared Kushner during Iran discussions in 2025. The complaint, which remains classified, has caused tensions within the intelligence community and political debates over transparency and political motives.
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President Trump is considering military action against Iran over its nuclear program, with recent troop movements and diplomatic efforts intensifying. Congressional briefings and regional preparations suggest a potential escalation, though public support remains limited. The story highlights ongoing negotiations and military posturing as tensions rise.
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A mass shooting occurred early Sunday outside a bar in Austin, Texas, leaving three dead and 14 wounded. The suspect, Ndiaga Diagne, was killed by police. Authorities are investigating possible links to terrorism amid recent US-Israel military actions against Iran, with the suspect wearing clothing bearing Iranian symbols.
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Former President Trump oversaw a U.S. military operation targeting Iran from Mar-a-Lago, claiming the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei. The operation involved high-level officials, with Trump posting social media updates. The attack has heightened tensions with Iran, which vows retaliation.
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U.S. intelligence reports indicate Iran's government remains in control despite recent strikes and the death of Supreme Leader Khamenei. President Trump suggests ending military operations soon, but analysts warn regime stability persists, complicating efforts to topple Iran's leadership.
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On March 17, 2026, Joe Kent, director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, resigned citing opposition to the ongoing US war in Iran. Kent, a former Green Beret and CIA officer, accused President Trump of being misled by Israeli pressure and media misinformation about Iran's threat. His resignation exposes fractures within Trump's base and administration over the Iran conflict.
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U.S. congressional hearings are examining the Middle East conflict initiated on February 28, focusing on intelligence assessments and the resignation of Joe Kent, a top counterterrorism official. Critics argue the war was unnecessary, citing lack of imminent threat from Iran, while officials defend the campaign's success.