The Washington Stand News Brief

Iran Deal, Drug Boats, LGBTQ Activity - TWS News Brief 151

On today's news brief: President Donald Trump and other leaders held a press conference today to lay out the potential peace plan to end the war in Iran details are still fuzzy, strikes on alleged drug boats continue, and Denver Public Schools teacher Jennifer Honka has been fired after allegedly having students engage in same sex kissing role play in her classroom.

Terrorist Attack, Iran Deal, Newsom Investigation, DEI - TWS News Brief 150

On today's news brief: A terrorist attack on the White House Freedom 250 event has been averted, updates on the peace deal with Iran, California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he is under federal investigation, and President Trump cracked down on DEI in education, but many schools are refusing to comply.

Iran Peace Deal, Russia/Ukraine, Social Media Ban - TWS News Brief 149

On today's news brief: We may finally have a peace deal to end the war in Iran, Israel continues to fire on Hezbollah in Lebanon over Trump's protests, both Russia and Ukraine may be open to a peace deal, and the United Kingdom has decided to ban social media for children under the age of 16.

Iran, Lebanon Strikes, NATO Cuts, Spy Tool, Anti-Weaponization Fund - TWS News Brief 148

On today's news brief: Updates on the conflict in Iran and if a peace deal is coming soon, plumes of smoke were seen rising over southern Lebanon following new Israeli strikes, the U.S. is planning to significantly reduce the aircraft and warships it makes available for NATO operations in Europe, a key U.S. spy tool that's important for preventing terror attacks is set to expire today, and a judge has indefinitely blocked a more than $1.7 billion dollar anti-weaponization fund supported by President Trump.

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

On today's news brief: President Donald Trump announced today that the U.S. would be conducting strikes on Iran tonight and that the U.S. would be taking Kharg island, the FISA 702 spying powers are set to expire, and a coalition of Republican attorneys general called on the Environmental Protection Agency to track how much chemical abortion pills are polluting America’s water.