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CENTCOM said it launched dozens of strikes on Iranian military infrastructure and small boats; Trump said the U.S. might take more military action “tonight.”

The appeals court said Trump had failed to provide any evidence that the Kennedy Center’s fundraising would be harmed if his name is not attached.

McConnell, the former longtime Senate leader who declined to seek an eighth term following a series of health scares, was admitted to a hospital on June 14.

Trump has been found liable in two trials for defaming E. Jean Carroll when he denied her claim he sexually abused her in a New York department store.

The president was asked about the ceasefire after an escalation of fighting in the Middle East.