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Photos show extensive damage to US Middle East bases amid Iran war (opens the original)
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An inspector general said hundreds of structures were damaged in the Iran war. U.S. bases in the Middle East have suffered severe damage as a result of Iranian attacks, images and videos obtained by ABC News show, as the Pentagon surveys the costs of a war the U.S. began more than six months ago. The images, which were recently obtained by ABC News but capture moments in time across the conflict, show damage to buildings and an aircraft at three U.S. bases in Kuwait and a Saudi base that houses
Photos show extensive damage to US Middle East bases (opens the original)
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An inspector general said hundreds of structures were damaged in the Iran war. U.S. bases in the Middle East have suffered severe damage as a result of Iranian attacks, images and videos obtained by ABC News show, as the Pentagon surveys the costs of a war the U.S. began more than six months ago. The images, which were recently obtained by ABC News but capture moments in time across the conflict, show damage to buildings and an aircraft at three U.S. bases in Kuwait and a Saudi base that houses
Trump defends proposed $5,000 dividend as 'reward,' says 'growth' will pay for it (opens the original)
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Trump rejected the premise that the payment was to encourage voter turnout. President Donald Trump defended his proposal to give Americans a $5,000 "dividend" — which some dismissed as a stunt or bribe — seeming to suggest it as a "reward" for voters who he says endured the Biden administration. The comments came in response to ABC News pressing him on why he would need to offer such a payment if his economic policies are working. Trump was asked on the tarmac on his way back to Washington, D.C.
Jeffries, Kushner met to discuss potential areas of common ground: Sources (opens the original)
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Kushner continues to serve as an outside adviser to the president. Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law, met privately in recent weeks, according to two people familiar with the meeting. Jeffries and Kushner discussed an array of topics, including possible areas of common ground, the sources said. Although Kushner does not have an official role in the current administration, he has remained deeply involved, especially on issues related to foreign poli
Jeffries, Kushner met privately, discussed potential areas of common ground: Sources (opens the original)
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Kushner continues to serve as an outside adviser to the president. Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, met privately in recent weeks, according to two people familiar with the meeting. Jeffries and Kushner discussed an array of topics, including possible areas of common ground, the sources said. Although Kushner does not have an official role in the current administration, he has remained deeply involved, especially on issues related to forei
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