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Trump puts a date on when he believes Iran war will end as he looks to rally sinking Republicans: 'They can't hold out'
A dispatch from the domestic fallout of America's six-month Iran war — where approval sits at 31 percent, key Republicans are skipping the president's convention, and one military widow had to go public before the Pentagon corrected her husband's death benefits.
- “'My husband lost his life because we're in a war,' she told the Associated Press. 'It all comes down to principle.'”
- The Pentagon, under Hegseth's leadership, does not officially classify the conflict as a war — which meant one widow was told her family would not receive hazard pay or combat-related tax breaks because 'we were not at war.'
- Vance disputed calling the Iran conflict a war, saying there was 'no active shooting' — even as he acknowledged places where fighting had flared up.
- “The guest list tells its own story about Trump's cratering popularity.”
- “Pressed on whether the aircraft was safe to fly, Trump responded: 'Yeah, I am, or I wouldn't be on it.'”