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Iran Defies U.S. Pressure on Uranium Enrichment as Nuclear Dispute Deepens
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian delivered a blunt message to Washington this week, declaring that Tehran will never surrender what it calls its “right to enrichment” and insisting that the United States “will be forced to accept it.” The remarks came during a nationally broadcast policy conference as American and Iranian negotiators continue sensitive talks in Switzerland. For many, national security hawks, the statement highlights a fundamental problem that has plagued U
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Lebanese President Tells Iran: “This Is Not Your Country"
A powerful message is emerging from Lebanon: “This is not your country.” As regional tensions continue to rise, more Lebanese voices are openly challenging Iran’s influence and the role of Hezbollah in dragging their nation into conflicts that serve Tehran rather than the Lebanese people. For decades, Hezbollah has presented itself as a defender of Lebanon. Yet its military structure, financing, and strategic direction have long been tied to the Iranian regime. Critics inside
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Iran Defies U.S. Pressure on Uranium Enrichment as Nuclear Dispute Deepens
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian delivered a blunt message to Washington this week, declaring that Tehran will never surrender what it calls its “right to enrichment” and insisting that the United States “will be forced to accept it.” The remarks came during a nationally broadcast policy conference as American and Iranian negotiators continue sensitive talks in Switzerland. For many, national security hawks, the statement highlights a fundamental problem that has plagued U
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Mens College Baseball World Series game 1
By Dave Carter – Contributing Writer – Capitol Times Media MCWS game 1 – My Favorite Luke Combs song 'Ain't no love in Oklahoma' said it best --the Sooners are comin for ya Tar Heels and they did just that in game 1 of the Mens Division 1 College Baseball World Series on Saturday Both Oklahoma and North Carolina were undefeated in the tournament and both teams came out swinging -- In the top half of the first inning Sooners catcher Deitan Lachance clubbed a 2 run Home Run but
Dave Carter
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Trump Issues Stark Warning to Iran as High-Stakes Switzerland Talks Begin
President Donald Trump delivered a blunt warning to Iran on Saturday, declaring that Tehran must immediately rein in its Hezbollah proxies in Lebanon or face a far stronger American response. In a Truth Social post, Trump warned that if Iran continues allowing Hezbollah to destabilize the region, the United States would strike back "harder" than before. The warning comes as Vice President JD Vance opened critical negotiations with senior Iranian officials at the Bürgenstock R
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Vance Meets Iranian Officials in Switzerland as Pakistan Emerges as Key Peace Broker
Vice President JD Vance met directly with senior Iranian officials Sunday in Switzerland as the Trump administration seeks to transform last week's interim U.S.–Iran agreement into a broader framework addressing Tehran's nuclear program, regional security, and freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. The talks, held at the Bürgenstock resort near Lake Lucerne, mark one of the highest-level diplomatic engagements between Washington and Tehran in decades. The America
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Poll Shows Majority Support for U.S.–Iran Agreement as Debate Continues
A new national poll cited by President Donald Trump indicates that a majority of Americans support the newly announced U.S.–Iran agreement, providing the White House with a political boost as critics and supporters continue debating the deal's long-term impact on American security and Middle East stability. According to polling cited by President Trump, 56% of Americans approve of the preliminary U.S.–Iran agreement, while 16% disapprove. Trump described the agreement as “ver
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FROM CARTER TO TRUMP: 47 YEARS OF IRAN POLICY, FAILED ILLUSIONS, AND THE FIGHT FOR ISRAEL'S SECURITY
Few foreign policy disasters have shaped modern America more profoundly than the fall of the Shah of Iran in 1979 and the rise of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's Islamic regime. The consequences are still with us today: decades of terrorism, hostage crises, proxy wars, nuclear tensions, attacks on American troops, and a regime that openly chants "Death to America." The central question remains controversial: Did President Jimmy Carter help create the conditions that allowed the
Anil Anwar
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Hezbollah Attack Threatens Trump’s Vision for Peace
A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah took effect Friday after a deadly flare-up in Lebanon threatened to derail President Donald Trump’s historic effort to end months of war across the Middle East. According to U.S. officials, Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist organization agreed to halt hostilities after intense diplomatic pressure from Washington, Qatar, and regional mediators. The ceasefire came only days after President Trump and Iranian President
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Washington Nationals Recap & Review
By Dave Carter – Contributing Writer For Capitol Times Media Nationals 4 game win streak ended -- Just like ill health forcing Curley to retire from the Three Stooges, all good things must come to an end. Yes, the Washington Nationals' four-game winning streak came to a screeching halt yesterday. Now, the Stooges were fortunate enough to have Shemp waiting in the wings, but what's next for the Nats? Only time will tell. The Kansas City Royals hit a leadoff home run in the
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IRAN BLINKS? Hormuz Reopens After Threats, But Tehran's Mixed Signals Put Trump Peace Deal to the Test
Just hours after celebrating a breakthrough U.S.-Iran agreement, the world received a stark reminder that peace in the Middle East remains fragile. On Friday, Iran's Foreign Ministry announced that commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz was moving again under Iranian monitoring, attempting to calm fears after an alarming Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) radio broadcast warned ships to stay away from the strategic waterway. The message threatened vessels with
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