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Former CNN Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr returned to the network on Tuesday to imply on The Source that the Secret Service getting President Trump out of Turkey in July was illegal because it put civilian members of the press at risk.

After a Washington Post story detailed precautions taken by the Secret Service during an Iranian assassination threat after July’s NATO summit in Turkey, MS NOW was full of disdain for the Trump Administration for not disclosing every last move to the press. On Tuesday’s The Moment with Katy Tur, MS NOW White House reporter Vaughn Hillyard also showed his displeasure, and even connected the…

Despite the ongoing war with Iran, U.S. inflation continued to cool in July, the monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics report released Wednesday shows.

On Tuesday it was revealed that the Secret Service snuck President Trump out of Turkey using an airport catering truck and a smaller military plane due to Iranian missile threats against the normal Air Force One. Later that night on ABC, Jimmy Kimmel Live! guest host Anthony Anderson called the operation “dumb.”

An Iranian assassination plot against President Trump was apparently so credible that while leaving the NATO summit in Turkey last month, the Secret Service deemed it necessary to play a shell game with Air Force One and spirited away the President to a different Air Force plane. However, to the leftist extremists of MS NOW, it was rollicking affair. During the handoff between Rachel Maddow…

Safe to say? President Trump is not happy with The Washington Post. Or, as he called it, “The Washington Compost”. 

On Tuesday Reuters reported that The U.S. has used "virtually all" of its long range precision missiles during the war with Iran, which drew a harsh response from President Trump on Truth Social on Thursday, promising leakers will be "hunted down." Media outlets used this as an opportunity to trumpet that the U.S. is in big trouble militarily and the signal that sends, as it was on CNN's…

New York Times columnist David French appeared on Monday's Morning Joe to promote his latest alarm: the world is “walking a path toward a world war.” In his Sunday New York Times column, titled “The War That Could Swallow the World,” French wrote that Trump has lost control of the conflict with Iran. French's solution to the allegedly looming catastrophe? Vote Democrat!

The New Yorker contributor Ruth Marcus joined Friday’s edition of PBS News Hour to recap the week’s news that focused heavily on the Middle East. During a discussion about a potential nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, Marcus rewound roughly 50 years to the 1970s and claimed that the reason why the U.S. finds itself in a difficult situation with Iran today is because it made a similar deal with…

Many Americans disapprove of the war in Iran, but only the most unrealistic and TDS-afflicted would want a fake court to investigate the President for his social media posts. As crazy as that sounds, Catherine Rampell, the substitute teacher of MS NOW, did exactly that when she filled in for Lawrence O’Donnell on Wednesday’s episode of The Last Word.

As the war with Iran picks back up in its intensity, NBC’s Seth Meyers falsely declared on Wednesday’s episode of Late Night that President Trump is bragging about his war crimes in public like a game show host. At the same time, Meyers refused to call Iran’s actual war crimes what they are.

The Los Angeles Times recently published a “News Analysis” headlined: “Trump, long a critic of ‘forever wars,’ may be stumbling into one with Iran.” The analysis offers legitimate grounds for criticizing President Donald Trump. He has described the objectives of the war against Iran in different ways. He has made changing predictions about its duration.

Morning Jo"more powerful than they've ever been." Contributing editor at the Financial Times Kim Ghattas, speaking with Scarborough, acknowledged that while Iran may appear to hold the upper hand with actions like threatening the Strait of Hormuz and inflicting casualties, the reality on the ground tells a different story. “They also feel quite stuck,” Ghattas said, reading the tea leaves from…

With military operations kicking back up in Iran, ABC chief international correspondent James Longman joined Friday’s World News Tonight to play up the possibility that U.S. has committed, or is about to commit, war crimes.