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The Trump administration has expanded its restrictions on Chinese technology to include robot vacuums, citing concerns about surveillance through cameras, microphones, and mapping systems. China rejects the allegations and warns it will respond.

What those options could look like: from sealing Iran’s borders to seizing islands or cutting off its oil revenue

President Donald Trump said the U.S. had been on the verge of an unprecedented military strike and announced that talks with Iran would begin today: “There is a deal on Hormuz, and there will be a deal on the nuclear issue.”

Democratic officials in the United States are calling for an investigation following a report that President Donald Trump’s social media platform gives subscribers, wealthy individuals, and investors early access to posts for $100,000. Separately, hundreds of Trump Organization bank accounts were closed as part of anti-money-laundering measures.

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President Donald Trump said he canceled a planned military strike on Iran after appeals from Tehran and regional countries. He said Israel is also committed to the emerging agreement, while warning that the move depends on reaching a final deal quickly.

Regional pressure supposedly helped halt a major U.S. campaign, but Iran denies requesting a pause

President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that the U.S. plans to respond to the drone explosion at a port in Egypt: “We’re going to hit them very hard. They know it’s coming and can’t do anything about it. Now it’s our turn.”

Prime minister says diplomacy, continued pressure and military action were all discussed, while denying he urged Trump to resume strikes

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video after meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, calling the discussion excellent and describing it as a full partnership.

President Donald Trump said he paused the strikes to allow one more attempt at negotiations with Iran. But, he added, if those contacts fail, the U.S. will quickly return to broad military action.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu landed in Washington overnight and is set to meet with President Donald Trump this evening. Netanyahu is expected to present information indicating that Iran continues to advance its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile efforts.

For the first time since the IDF withdrew from the pilot areas in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese army has reportedly uncovered a Hezbollah weapons cache there. Diplomatic sources are calling it an early test of the coordination mechanism—and of Lebanon’s ability to assert sovereignty.

Qatar and Pakistan are stepping up mediation efforts between the U.S. and Iran. President Donald Trump says Tehran asked to restart talks, while also weighing in on his relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and on Turkey.

US strikes could move beyond Hormuz targets to Iranian infrastructure, while diplomacy, ammunition concerns and Israel shape Washington’s choices

President Donald Trump threatened Iran in a series of social media posts after putting a broader military escalation on hold following security discussions. Behind the pause: concern over dwindling Patriot missile supplies and potential damage to American interests.

U.S. commanders are reportedly rationing air-defense missiles as advisers warn that a wider campaign could leave regional bases increasingly exposed

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed at the start of the cabinet meeting that he plans to fly to Washington tomorrow. He is set to meet with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. Speaking about the attacks in Judea and Samaria, the prime minister said: "We are prepared to act more broadly against terror hubs."

For the first time in two weeks, the U.S. did not strike Iran overnight. Oman and Qatar are working on a ceasefire agreement, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will fly in two days for a meeting with the American president.

Defense Minister ישראל כ"ץ held a security assessment today with the IDF’s top brass. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to convene the inner cabinet tomorrow. Israel’s assessment: Iran may try to pull the region into a full-scale war if the U.S. expands its strikes.