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Meet the Press NOW — August 28World

The war with Iran reaches its six-month mark. Democratic House candidate Chris Backemeyer discusses his campaign against Rep. Mike Flood, while the Trump administration appeals an order blocking postal-service changes to mail-in-ballot rules 10 weeks before the midterm elections.

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The toll of stretching US aircraft carriers thin for the Iran warWorld

The US has expanded its military presence in the Middle East to support the war with Iran, with about 50,000 troops in the region. Two of its three currently available aircraft carriers have been pulled from the Pacific; the USS George Washington has joined the USS George H.W. Bush in the Arabian Sea, leaving no US carrier available in the Pacific.

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Peace talks stall as U.S.-Iran war reaches six-month markWorld

Peace negotiations have stalled as the U.S.-Iran war enters its sixth month. The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial is also continuing deliberations, while an accuser of Jerry Sandusky plans to recant earlier testimony.

FFox News
US seeks $80bn more for war on Iran after spending $36bnWorld

Washington has spent more than $36bn on the war against Iran and is seeking another $80bn from Congress. Petrol prices remain elevated in the US, allies worldwide are rattled, and tens of thousands of American troops remain deployed across the Middle East with no clear end date.

AAl Jazeera English
Six months into the US-Israel war with Iran, can anyone win?World

Six months after the US and Israel began military action against Iran, the conflict shows no sign of ending. Washington is shifting towards economic pressure while Tehran remains defiant, with the Strait of Hormuz seen as key leverage. The uncertainty is keeping markets volatile, raising prices worldwide and straining international relations.

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War on Iran puts US relations with UN under strainWorld

Six months after the United States and Israel launched military strikes on Iran, the continuing war is putting Washington’s relationship with the United Nations under increasing strain. The UN secretary-general condemned the strikes from the start, but the organisation has limited scope to contain the crisis without US cooperation.

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Nebraska Democrat seeks to unseat GOP congressman as Iran war reaches six monthsPolitics

Chris Backemeyer, the Democrat challenging Nebraska Republican Rep. Mike Flood, discusses the Iran war’s effects on the U.S. economy and the lack of options for ending the conflict. NBC News journalists examine its economic, military and political implications as the war reaches six months.

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US-Iran Conflict Reaches Six Months; Expert Says Sanctioning China Is Key to the EndgameWorld

The US-Iran conflict has reached its six-month mark. An expert says whether sanctions on China can cut off Iran’s economic lifeline will be decisive in the endgame. The program also covers Trump honoring NASA astronauts, creating a US Space Academy by executive order, and expanded US sanctions on Iran involving a Hong Kong bank.

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Trump’s unfinished war | This is AmericaWorld

President Donald Trump promised the war on Iran would end within weeks. Six months later, US troops remain deployed across the region, gas prices are still high and Iran’s nuclear programme, though damaged, remains. The president who campaigned against forever wars now faces questions over whether he has begun one himself and what the conflict has achieved.

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Six months after war, Iran struggles with destruction and economic hardshipWorld

Six months after the war, the physical and human toll remains visible across Iran. Destroyed buildings in Tehran and elsewhere stand as reminders of the devastation, while economic hardship continues to affect millions and psychological uncertainty weighs on people rebuilding their lives after the conflict.

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Can Donald Trump afford to continue the war with Iran?World

Six months after the United States and Israel attacked Iran, the conflict still has no clear route to an end. The Strait of Hormuz, which handled about 20 percent of global oil before the war, remains closed as Washington increases economic pressure on Tehran. International Crisis Group’s Ali Vaez provides analysis.

TTRT World
Morning News NOW Full Episode – Aug. 28World

The war with Iran reaches six months as thousands remain missing after catastrophic flooding swept central Nepal. President Trump has also signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America.”

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How the US-Israeli war on Iran could hit global food productionWorld

The US-Israeli war on Iran is affecting more than energy markets. Disruptions to gas supplies and shipping routes are driving up fertiliser costs, and some farmers may cut back on its use, potentially reducing crop yields and food supplies in the coming months. Fertiliser prices have already climbed sharply during the conflict.

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US marks six months of war with IranWorld

Six months after the conflict began with U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, ABC News reports on the current state of the war.

AABC News
Persian Gulf Oil Exports Recover as Centcom Says Hormuz Is Mine-FreeWorld2:19

Goldman Sachs analysts say Persian Gulf oil exports have recovered to about two-thirds of pre-war levels, limiting the Iran war’s effect on global crude prices. The top U.S. commander for the Middle East says American forces cleared Iranian mines from the Strait of Hormuz, after U.S. allies questioned a similar claim by Donald Trump.

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Who is actually in full control of the Strait of Hormuz?World6:56

Rami Khouri, a Distinguished Public Policy Fellow at the American University of Beirut, says the United States and Iran both need to end their standoff over the Strait of Hormuz. Yet each believes it can outlast the other, even as the economic pain on both sides grows.

TTRT World
How has six months of war changed daily life in Iran?World

Six months into the Iran war, ordinary people are paying the price. In Nepal, a barrier lake created by this week’s glacier collapse is overflowing and could burst, prompting rescuers to suspend the search for hundreds of missing people. President Trump renamed Lake Ontario “Lake America,” which Canada says it will ignore. A humanoid robot outran Usain Bolt but did not know how to stop.

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Trump faces growing pressure to find a way out of Iran warWorld

Fawaz Gerges, a professor of international relations at the London School of Economics, discusses the US war on Iran after six months. He says President Trump is seeking an exit, while Iran is refusing to give him a path out of the quagmire he is in.

TTRT World
No breakthrough six months after US-Israeli attack on IranWorld

Six months after the United States and Israel attacked Iran, there is still no apparent way out. That remains the case despite President Donald Trump’s repeated claims of victory and assertions that a deal was close, with Tehran Polytechnic University’s Seyed Sadegh Emamian offering his view.

TTRT World
Gen. Keane: Time to MAN UP!World6:49

Retired Gen. Jack Keane examines the Trump administration’s push to economically isolate Iran, warning that sanctions require relentless enforcement while China and other countries complicate the strategy. He also assesses rising tensions in the Middle East and delivers a pointed message to Gulf states about their own defenses.

FFox News
Market Talk: Can oil survive six more months of war?Economy

The Iran war has settled into a costly stalemate, leaving oil traders to weigh stalled diplomatic talks against a tentative recovery in crude flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Aldo Spanjer of BNP Paribas warns prices could reach $140 a barrel if the conflict lasts another six months.

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Six months into the war, Iran is wounded but survivesWorld

Six months into the war, many Iranians are contending with rising prices, economic uncertainty and fears that fighting could resume. Views of the country’s leadership remain sharply divided as war continues to shape daily life across Iran.

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