Donald Trump: Iran in No Way, Shape or Form Will Have a Nuclear Weapon or Purchase One
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“AT LEAST 12 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED BY ISRAELI STRIKES ACROSS LEBANON SINCE EARLY WEDNESDAY”
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Iran has enriched uranium to near-weapons grade since 2019
After the U.S. left the 2015 JCPOA deal, Iran ramped enrichment to 60% purity — near weapons-grade 90%. Explore the full history at Wikipedia
Yossi Mekelberg analyzes Mideast policy from a top global think tank
Chatham House shapes foreign policy debate across 100+ countries. Mekelberg draws on its global research network to assess regional conflicts. Learn more at Wikipedia
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The National Popular Vote Compact won't activate until 270 electoral votes join.
17 states + D.C. have signed — totaling 209 electoral votes. The compact is a legally binding agreement, but remains dormant until enough states join to guarantee a majority, making it a self-activating reform.
El Obeid fell in an 1883 siege that changed Sudan's history
A 10-month Mahdist siege ended with the rout of Egyptian forces under Col. William Hicks. The victory launched the Mahdist State — Sudan's last independent empire before British conquest in 1898.
