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Exclusive: Trump says he's "50/50" on Iran deal or bombs, will meet envoys to decide

  • Barak Ravid
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Trump met top advisers on Iran as he weighs return to war
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  • Trump met top advisers on Iran as he weighs return to war
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      • Marc Caputo
      Updated 22 hours ago
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      Tulsi Gabbard resigns as director of national intelligence
      Tulsi Gabbard, who has dark hair with a light face-framing streak, sits in a meeting while wearing a dark jacket with gold buttons and a light collared shirt.

      Tulsi Gabbard during a cabinet meeting at the White House on Dec. 2, 2025. Photo: Yuri Gripas/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images

      Tulsi Gabbard, President Trump's director of national intelligence, announced Friday she is leaving the administration.

      Driving the news: Gabbard wrote in her resignation letter that her departure is related to her husband's diagnosis with an "extremely rare form of bone cancer."

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      • Andrew Solender
      22 hours ago
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      Mike Johnson gets bypassed more than any past speaker
      This is Mike Johnson

      Photo: Aaron Schwartz/Bloomberg via Getty Images

      House members in both parties are embracing the discharge petition like never before to sidestep Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and pass bills he refuses to put on the floor.

      Why it matters: Republican leaders have long discouraged their members from signing onto Democratic-led petitions, but those pleas are increasingly falling on deaf ears.

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      • Barak Ravid
      Updated May 22, 2026
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      World
      Pakistani field marshal in Tehran to try to seal U.S.-Iran deal
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      Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi (L) meets with Pakistani Chief of General Staff Asim Munir in Islamabad on April 25. Photo: Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs handout via Getty

      Pakistan's top military commander, Field Marshal Asim Munir, landed in Tehran on Friday as part of an effort to reach a deal under which the U.S. and Iran would agree to end the war and launch negotiations for a broader agreement, a Pakistani security source told Axios.

      Why it matters: Munir has been the lead mediator between the U.S. and Iran since the war began. The fact that he's in Tehran after several days of lower-level talks could signal a final push by Pakistan to try to get a deal, though U.S. and Iranian officials have cast doubt on the idea of an imminent agreement.

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