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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Senator Murkowski weighs in on Israel-Iran ceasefire, discusses new book 09:01Trump says no Americans injured in Iran’s attack on base housing US troops02:30Trump: Iran and Israel agree to ceasefire02:39Johnson calls reported Israel-Iran ceasefire ‘historic’04:28Trump should have ‘notified’ Congress before attack on Iranian nuclear site, says House Democrat07:06Pres. Trump: No casualties from Iranian attack on US base in Qatar26:35Now PlayingGovernment appeals judge’s order to release Kilmar Abrego Garcia as he awaits trial01:46UP NEXTMilitary Families at Middle East Bases Sent Home After Iran Attack01:30Inside the Political Fallout Following Trump’s…

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by Lacey Pfalz Last updated: 8:45 AM ET, Mon June 23, 2025 On June 22, the U.S. Department of State issued a worldwide caution alert for American travelers heading abroad in the wake of President Trump’s attack on Iran’s three nuclear sites. The notice reads: “The conflict between Israel and Iran has resulted in disruptions to travel and periodic closure of airspace across the Middle East. There is the potential for demonstrations against U.S. citizens and interests abroad. The Department of State advises U.S. citizens worldwide to exercise increased caution.”  Following the announcement of the attack, several global and domestic airlines suspended…

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The Canadian government and the FBI say they are aware of malicious activity targeting telecommunication companies across Canada, attributing the intrusions to the China-backed hacking group Salt Typhoon. In a joint advisory out late Friday, the feds said at least one unnamed Canadian telco was hacked in mid-February this year, in which hackers manipulated three Cisco-made routers to allow stealthy traffic collection from its network. The feds say that separate investigations suggest that Salt Typhoon’s targeting is “broader than just the telecommunications sector.” Salt Typhoon, active since at least late 2024, previously targeted U.S. phone giants and internet providers, and…

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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Now PlayingPres. Trump: No casualties from Iranian attack on US base in Qatar26:35UP NEXTTrump should have ‘notified’ Congress before attack on Iranian nuclear site, says House Democrat07:06Sen. Mark Kelly says U.S. strikes ‘could accelerate’ Iran’s nuclear ambitions: Full interview05:36Sen. Mark Kelly: Trump’s decision to strike Iran puts U.S. troops ‘at further risk’00:50Sen. Lindsey Graham doesn’t predict U.S. ‘boots on the ground’ in Iran: Full interview07:01‘Israel is profoundly grateful’: Sen. Lindsey Graham shares Netanyahu’s message to the U.S.01:29Vice Pres. Vance: ‘We’re not at war with Iran. We’re…

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by Lacey Pfalz Last updated: 9:55 AM ET, Mon June 23, 2025 As European travel and travel to Mexico booms for American and Canadian travelers alike, both North American countries are seeing visitation to their own countries drop, with Canadians boycotting the United States causing a “Trump Slump” in tourism, and Americans now choosing more affordable, warmer-weather destinations to save money. According to Travel and Tour World, both Canadian and American airlines are cutting back routes between the two countries as visitation dips. United, Delta, American Airlines, JetBlue, WestJet, Air Canada and others have all cut service and routes between the…

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With Monday’s release of iOS 26 Beta 2, Apple has fixed one of the more glaring issues with Liquid Glass, its divisive new user interface design for the iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices, announced earlier this month at WWDC 2025. The refreshed user interface modernizes the operating system’s look and feel with a design system inspired by the optical qualities of glass, including the way it refracts light and its translucency. However, early iOS 26 testers, somewhat unfairly, were quick to point out the flaws with the updated look in the early developer beta. Though the beta build is…

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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Pres. Trump: No casualties from Iranian attack on US base in Qatar26:35Now PlayingTrump should have ‘notified’ Congress before attack on Iranian nuclear site, says House Democrat07:06UP NEXTSen. Mark Kelly says U.S. strikes ‘could accelerate’ Iran’s nuclear ambitions: Full interview05:36Sen. Mark Kelly: Trump’s decision to strike Iran puts U.S. troops ‘at further risk’00:50Sen. Lindsey Graham doesn’t predict U.S. ‘boots on the ground’ in Iran: Full interview07:01‘Israel is profoundly grateful’: Sen. Lindsey Graham shares Netanyahu’s message to the U.S.01:29Vice Pres. Vance: ‘We’re not at war with Iran. We’re…

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As dawn breaks in Israel and Iran, there is little clarity over a ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump and when or whether it will come into effect and end the two countries’ 12-day conflict. Trump’s announcement came late Monday Eastern Time, hours after Iran launched a missile attack on a US military base in Qatar. As morning broke, Israel and Iran continued to trade strikes, with an Iranian missile hitting a residential building in southern Israel, killing at least three people, authorities said. Here’s what you need to know: Questions over ceasefire: There is little detail available about…

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For about two weeks every spring, my letter carrier, delivery drivers and just about everyone else who walks into my yard comments on the deliciously strong scent emanating from the two lilac shrubs flanking the front gate. Most days, the breeze carries the fragrance all the way to the front door or even indoors if the windows are open.Not many flowers have that power. Some never did. Others no longer do, thanks to breeding that has developed bigger, prettier, hardier and disease-resistant plants at the expense of scent. Most carnations and violas aren’t what they used to be, and even…

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Barbra Streisand was worried.She had just spent six days a week for six weeks recording the audiobook version of her 2023 memoir “My Name is Barbra” — which became more than 48 hours of discussing her storied, EGOT-winning career and the unexpected life that came with it. But now, it was time to record a new album with a stunning lineup of duet partners that ranged from current hitmakers Hozier and Sam Smith to legends Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney and James Taylor. And when producers played the songs for her, she couldn’t sing along. Her mighty voice would just squeak.“My…

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