Evening Edition: Trump’s sanctions on Iran are hitting Hezbollah hard
Trump risks credibility as his policy veers between threats and inaction; Acting DHS secretary threatened to quit after White House aide Stephen Miller tried another shakeup,...
The powerful Lebanese Hezbollah militia has thrived for decades on generous cash handouts from Iran, but U.S. sanctions are curtailing Iran's ability to support its most powerful regional proxy.
President Trump has said that there is no inconsistency in his administration's messaging but that the image of incoherence can be useful: "At least Iran doesn't know what to think," he tweeted.
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The U.S. Golf Association said that someone "erroneously" altered President Trump's scores on the group's website. Trump was to spend Saturday afternoon golfing in Virginia.
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