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House votes to curb Trump’s war powers over Iran
The U.S. House passed a war powers resolution aimed at limiting President Trump’s military actions in Iran unless Congress authorizes them. ABC News reported that several Republicans joined Democrats in the vote, making it a notable rebuke even though the White House called it unconstitutional and nonbinding.
Iran launches some of its fiercest strikes since the ceasefire
ABC News reported renewed fighting after the ceasefire, with Iran launching heavy strikes and missile/drone attacks across the Gulf region. The broadcasts said Kuwait was hit and that U.S. and allied forces in the area were also targeted.
Hezbollah retaliates with rocket fire on Israeli forces
Geo News highlighted continued spillover from the regional conflict, reporting rocket attacks by Hezbollah on Israeli forces. The update suggests the Iran-linked escalation remains active and geographically broader than the main U.S.-Iran confrontation.
Trump says possible Iran deal is still on the table
ARY News aired Trump’s latest statement on a possible deal with Iran, indicating diplomacy is still being discussed alongside military tension. The same broadcast also referenced intensified Gulf tensions and recent U.S. strikes near the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel and Lebanon agree to renew a fragile ceasefire
ABC News reported that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to renew a fragile ceasefire intended to create Lebanese security zones excluding Hezbollah. The arrangement is described as unstable, reflecting how quickly the wider regional conflict can shift.
U.S. arrests CEO accused of selling tech to Iran
ABC News said a California-based tech CEO was arrested for allegedly selling U.S. computer technology to Iran in violation of sanctions. The case underscores how sanctions enforcement is intensifying amid the broader standoff with Tehran.
Congressional Republicans split over Trump’s Iran policy
ABC News noted that House Republicans blocked similar limits earlier this year, making the new vote a rare bipartisan challenge to Trump. The report also said some Senate Republicans are considering separate legislation to constrain administration actions.
Hostage standoff at California bank ends with suspect killed
ABC News reported that police ended a 15-hour hostage situation at a California bank building by shooting and killing the suspect. Eight remaining hostages were rescued and escorted to safety, according to the broadcast.
Florida midair near-miss triggers FAA investigation
ABC News said the FAA is investigating an alarming close call involving a JetBlue flight and a small plane in Florida. The smaller aircraft reportedly was not communicating with air traffic control, raising serious safety concerns.
Passenger arrested with explosive device at California TSA checkpoint
ABC News reported that authorities arrested a man who tried to pass through a California airport checkpoint with an explosive device in his carry-on. If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison, according to the report.
New tariffs threatened on major U.S. trading partners
ABC News said the Trump administration wants to impose new tariffs of up to 12% on some major trading partners, including China, Mexico, Canada, and the European Union. The move adds economic uncertainty to an already tense geopolitical environment.
Canadian and global outlets spotlight tariff and trade fallout
CBC News’ ongoing coverage notes Trump’s tariff threats against Canada and other countries, showing the trade issue is also a major international story. The reporting suggests the policy could quickly become a broader global economic flashpoint.