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Inside the B-2 bomber pilots’ mammoth Midnight Hammer raid on Iran

Inside the B-2 bomber pilots’ mammoth Midnight Hammer raid on Iran

When the crews released their payload, weighing 60,000 pounds, their B-2 most likely surged briefly upward. Despite their preparation, it would have been a new feeling.

  • by Greg Jaffe

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Cuomo concedes to upstart Mamdani in New York mayor primary

Cuomo concedes to upstart Mamdani in New York mayor primary

The battle for who will be Democrat candidate in the New York mayor race has become a microcosm of voters’ views on ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

  • by Laura Nahmias, Nacha Cattan and Gregory Korte
If you look closely, behind the f-bomb and fury, you can see what Trump really wants
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If you look closely, behind the f-bomb and fury, you can see what Trump really wants

Donald Trump’s spinners like to say he is the most transparent president in US history. His explicit tirade at key ally Israel reveals how his eye is on another prize.

  • by Michael Koziol
Trump scolds Israel and Iran as he accuses both of violating ceasefire

Trump scolds Israel and Iran as he accuses both of violating ceasefire

The US president reserved his harshest words for America’s special ally, Israel, and said the two countries had been fighting for so long they “don’t know what the f--- they’re doing”.

  • by Michael Koziol
‘Alligator Alcatraz’: Florida’s $690m plan to help Trump’s immigration crackdown

‘Alligator Alcatraz’: Florida’s $690m plan to help Trump’s immigration crackdown

The state is turning a swampy airfield into a new detention centre - and says it will save money on security because alligators and pythons will do the job.

  • by Hamed Aleaziz
Trump may have pulled off a brilliant deal this time – but can you trust the boy who cries victory?

Trump may have pulled off a brilliant deal this time – but can you trust the boy who cries victory?

The US president is always so boastful, so outlandish in his claims of unprecedented success, that one can’t help but be sceptical – even when it seems he might have just done something right.

  • by Michael Koziol
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White House emphasised strikes were not about regime change. Then Trump logged on to social media

White House emphasised strikes were not about regime change. Then Trump logged on to social media

Israel will be looking for support to topple Iran’s supreme leader, and Trump may be tempted to help. But such involvement carries risks for Americans - and for the president himself.

  • by Michael Koziol
Radiation dangers of three nuclear sites struck by the US

Radiation dangers of three nuclear sites struck by the US

Risks from one of the three Iranian nuclear sites “obliterated” by the US are concerning atomic scientists.

  • by Angus Dalton
Master stroke or mistake? Trump defies his base in seizing the moment to strike Iran

Master stroke or mistake? Trump defies his base in seizing the moment to strike Iran

The most consequential decision of the US leader’s term has reshaped his presidency and has landed a blow on those who accused him of being afraid of the big calls.

  • by Michael Koziol
Compared to Trump, ‘mad’ King George looks decidedly sane

Compared to Trump, ‘mad’ King George looks decidedly sane

This is the moment when we find out just how crazy a king Trump is.

  • by Maureen Dowd
Baby brain: Why MAGA’s pro-natalist plans are ill-conceived

Baby brain: Why MAGA’s pro-natalist plans are ill-conceived

Unless you’re on a one-man mission like “procreator-in-chief” Elon Musk, efforts to deliver a wider boom either fail or cost a fortune.

  • by The Economist

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