18:16ZOANNTVTrump rolls back commercial fishing bans in Pacific marine monuments18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan despite Beijing, Mogadishu objections18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan, drawing objections from Beijing and Mogadishu18:13ZCLASHREPORHunter Biden says father chose him over legacy in pardon decision18:11ZOSINTLIVEUS Director of National Intelligence declassifies evidence of global biological laboratory program18:11ZOSINTLIVERussian channel advised Crimean drivers to jump into ditches when drones approached18:11ZOSINTLIVEU.S. officials estimate 80-85% chance Iran nuclear deal will be signed18:11ZOSINTLIVEPope Leo forced to disembark plane at Tenerife Airport after technical issue18:16ZOANNTVTrump rolls back commercial fishing bans in Pacific marine monuments18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan despite Beijing, Mogadishu objections18:14ZTHECRADLEMSomaliland opens diplomatic office in Taiwan, drawing objections from Beijing and Mogadishu18:13ZCLASHREPORHunter Biden says father chose him over legacy in pardon decision18:11ZOSINTLIVEUS Director of National Intelligence declassifies evidence of global biological laboratory program18:11ZOSINTLIVERussian channel advised Crimean drivers to jump into ditches when drones approached18:11ZOSINTLIVEU.S. officials estimate 80-85% chance Iran nuclear deal will be signed18:11ZOSINTLIVEPope Leo forced to disembark plane at Tenerife Airport after technical issue
The Situation Room leak and the new grammar of US-Iran escalation
Two dispatches within twenty minutes of each other — a Situation Room meeting on potential new strikes and a boast about nightly oil seizures — sketch a White House that talks louder than it declassifies. The pattern is becoming the policy.
