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Trump Suggests Iran Could 'Take Out' Los Angeles or San Diego, Sparking Bipartisan Outrage
World· 24m ago

Trump Suggests Iran Could 'Take Out' Los Angeles or San Diego, Sparking Bipartisan Outrage

At a midterm rally in Nebraska, President Trump said Iran could 'take out a city' and named Los Angeles and San Diego as acceptable losses in the Iran war — drawing condemnation from Governor Newsom, Democrats and even a GOP candidate, while the White House insisted the remark was about preventing a nuclear Iran.

Reuters
Aramco Chief Warns It Could Take Two Years to Rebuild Global Oil Stockpiles as Hormuz Squeeze Tightens
Business· 17h ago

Aramco Chief Warns It Could Take Two Years to Rebuild Global Oil Stockpiles as Hormuz Squeeze Tightens

Amin Nasser told the Energy Intelligence Forum in London that nearly 3 billion barrels of oil supply have been lost since the war on Iran began, that the world's emergency stockpile cushion has become 'scarily thin', and that refilling reserves could take up to two years even after the Strait of Hormuz reopens.

Reuters
Trump Says France's Student Protests Are About 'Islam Wanting to Take Over', Not Schools
World· 17h ago

Trump Says France's Student Protests Are About 'Islam Wanting to Take Over', Not Schools

As a quarter of a million demonstrators filled French streets and more than 800 schools closed, President Trump claimed on Truth Social that the student uprising is really about 'out of control mass migration' — a statement that thrusts the crisis into America's midterm campaign.

CNN
Midterm Endgame: Democrats Seize the Momentum as a Wounded Trump Heads Into the Final Month
World· 3d ago

Midterm Endgame: Democrats Seize the Momentum as a Wounded Trump Heads Into the Final Month

With 30 days until the November 3 vote, Democrats are favoured to retake the House and have dragged the Senate within reach, while Donald Trump carries the lowest approval rating of either of his terms into a record-shattering spending war.

Al Jazeera