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Managing Editor at The Hill. Vikings, Twins, Wizards, Jets and QPR supporter. Semi-regular at The Pug. Owner of Gilbert. I tweet about all of that stuff.
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Iran looks to break through at World Cup despite tensions with US Original

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By Ian Swanson Verified
| The Hill Verified
Sports & Gaming by Ian Swanson - 06/26/26 6:00 AM ET Link copied by Ian Swanson - 06/26/26 6:00 AM ET Link copied NOW PLAYING The Iranian men’s national football team will attempt on Friday to advance into the knockout round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup despite long odds, logistical hurdles and festering geopolitical tensions no other club in the tournament is facing.
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GOP lawmakers divided over Hegseth’s ouster of top Army commander

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By Ian Swanson Verified
| The Hill Verified
Defense by Ian Swanson - 06/26/26 6:00 AM ET Link copied by Ian Swanson - 06/26/26 6:00 AM ET Link copied NOW PLAYING Republican lawmakers are divided over the Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s ouster of Gen.
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Graham: ‘Delusional’ to think Iran stronger now

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By Ian Swanson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who has bounced back and forth on the memorandum of understanding reached by the Trump administration with Iran, on Friday said it was "delusional" to think Tehran was stronger after the war than before it. Graham argued that Iran's ability to be the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world had been seriously degraded by the blows to its government and military from U.S. and Israeli strikes.
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