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Search ArticlesTrump reimposes blockade on Strait of Hormuz, declares 20 percent US toll on shipping
President Trump said Monday that the U.S.’s naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz will be reinstated as both Washington and Tehran fight for control of the crucial waterway after strikes were exchanged over the weekend. “The Hormuz Strait is OPEN, and will remain OPEN, with or without Iran,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
$6 million a day: Trump’s disclosures show he is the swamp’s biggest monster
President Trump told his followers he would “drain the swamp.” Instead, he became the biggest swamp monster ever. He has obliterated the line between public service and personal enrichment. Trump’s recent financial disclosures revealed that he made $2.2 billion in the year since he returned to office. That is a breathtaking figure. It is more than 20 times the annual budget of the city of Ithaca, N.Y., where I served as mayor for 10 years.
Trump: Graham took back criticism of ‘Jan. 6 thing’ about ’40 minutes later’
President Trump on Monday said Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) took back his criticism of the “Jan. 6 thing” about “40 minutes later” after the attack on the U.S. Capitol Building. The president called in to “Fox & Friends” to reflect on Graham, who died from an aortic dissection Saturday night. He remembered playing golf with the South Carolina lawmaker, calling him a “workaholic.” “Now, you know he had one bad moment, that was the Jan.
Carville: Far-left Democrats ‘part of the problem’ within party
Democratic strategist James Carville recently said far-left Democrats are a “part of the problem” within the party, slamming candidates for critiquing the caucus during their campaign instead of uplifting the collective messaging. “Is their solution to beat Republicans to run against Republicans? No,” Carville said in the Friday episode of his “Politics War Room” podcast. “Their solution is to beat Democrats like they’re part of the problem.
How old is too old to be executed?
Florida, with its warm winter climate, has long been considered a mecca for senior citizens. But despite the Sunshine State’s commitment to senior citizens, it has shown no compunction about carrying out executions of elderly death row inmates.
Strait of Hormuz traffic lowest in 5 weeks
Ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is the lowest it’s been in five weeks, according to reporting from Reuters. Trade intelligence company Kpler found that on Sunday, just six ships went through the strait — a five-week low, according to Reuters. The company also found that traffic from oil and gas tankers in the strait had hit a low not seen since May 25, per Reuters.
Mullin defends move to tie election security to counterterrorism funding
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended a decision to tie disbursements of counterterrorism grant funding to a series of demands for states on election security. The funding, which is distributed through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), is traditionally used by states to combat terror attacks.
Support for Israel less important to younger Jewish Americans: Survey
A new poll found that support for Israel is less important to younger Jewish Americans, who are more likely to prioritize other ways of connecting to their culture and their faith. The Associated Press-NORC poll released on Monday found that 42 percent of American Jews under 45 years old say support for Israel is important to their religious identity, while 53 percent of Jewish Americans 45 years and older say supporting Israel is important to them.
Watch live: Trump hosts Freedom 250 Grand Prix showcase
President Trump on Monday afternoon is expected to host a Freedom 250 Grand Prix showcase at the White House. The event is scheduled for Aug. 22 and 23, marking the first sanctioned auto race on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The 1.7-mile course will loop around the National Archives, National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, organizers said. Monday’s event is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. EDT. Watch live above.
GOP grapples with Graham death, McConnell absence: Join the live discussion
Sen. Lindsey Graham’s shocking death over the weekend is cutting further into the Senate GOP’s majority, particularly with Sen. Mitch McConnell absent. Plus, the on-again Iran war causes more headaches for the Trump administration. Join The Hill editor-in-chief Ian Swanson, defense and foreign policy editor Colin Meyn and Senate reporter Alexander Bolton for an in-depth discussion and Q&A on these topics and more.