Iran Strikes, FISA 702, Abortion Pill - TWS News Brief 147

Trump makes bold Iran pledge, Sen. Graham passes away, Sen. McConnell's health - TWS News Brief 169

President Donald Trump reinstates the Naval blockade on Iran and says the U.S. will protect and toll the Strait of Hormuz as the military continues to exchange strikes with Iran. Senator Lindsey Graham passes away, and Senator Mitch McConnell remains out of the Senate amid health issues.

U.S. Bombs Iran, Trump Won't Sign Housing Bill, U.S. Help for Ukraine Has Catch - TWS News Brief 168

On today's News Brief: The U.S. and Iran continue to exchange fire as President Donald Trump says the ceasefire is over, but talks can continue. Meanwhile, President Trump's latest promise to help Ukraine with Patriot interceptors could take a year to build. Back in the U.S., President Trump doubles down on voter I.D. and proof of citizenship in federal elections.

Iran Fighting Reignites, Graham Plater Drops Out, Abortion Pill Under Fire - TWS News Brief 167

On today's News Brief: Iran attacks U.S. military bases in the Middle East as the U.S. fires on Iran. Embattled Maine Democrat Graham Platner will drop his election bid, and women harmed by the abortion pill call on Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to do something about it.

Trump: Ceasefire is Over, Ukraine Gets a Boost, Maine Targets Christian Schools - TWS News Brief 166

On today's news brief: President Donald Trump says Iran ceasefire is over as fighting resumes and the Iranian regime vows revenge. The President also offers more help to Ukraine and calls for end to trading with Spain at the NATO summit in Turkey. In the U.S., a federal court backs a Maine law requiring Christian schools to toe the line on the LGBT agenda.

NATO Summit, Greenland, Graham Platner Scandal, Mitch McConnell Health Concern -TWS News Brief 165

On today's news brief: NATO Summit updates including Greenland which President Trump says is key for U.S. strategic defense, Graham Platner, a top Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, is facing mounting pressure to drop out of the race against incumbent Republican Susan Collins -- after Politico reported that he forced a woman to be intimate with him nearly five years ago, and Senator Mitch McConnell has been hospitalized for 3 weeks with growing concerns - and questions - about his status.