US President Trump's interim deal with Iran faces backlash from Republicans who argue it wastes taxpayer money and fails to curb Tehran's nuclear program. The MoU includes an end to military operations, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and a $300bn reconstruction fund for Iran.
A US-Iran interim deal, including a $300bn reconstruction fund and an end to military operations, has sparked strong criticism from Republicans like Bill Cassidy, Thomas Massie, and Nikki Haley, who argue it's a foreign policy blunder and fails to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
Sen. Bill Cassidy joined Sen. Cory Booker in filing an amicus brief arguing President Trump's "weaponization" fund is a "dire threat" to Congress and the constitutional order. The brief urges a court to uphold its temporary block on the fund.
Marco Rubio, Secretário de Estado dos EUA, criticou o Brasil, colocando-o como exceção entre os aliados americanos na América Latina. O presidente Lula rebateu as declarações, chamando Rubio de "anti-América Latina". Rubio também abordou negociações com o Irã e críticas à guerra.
Marco Rubio, Secretário de Estado dos EUA, enfrentará questionamentos no Congresso sobre a guerra no Irã e a política para Cuba. A audiência ocorre em meio a críticas sobre os custos da guerra e a falta de autorização do Congresso.
Kentucky voters ousted Congressman Thomas Massie, a vocal critic of President Trump, in a primary election. The defeat is seen as a victory for Trump's campaign to punish Republican dissent and a test of his influence over party voters.
The US Senate voted 50-47 to advance a war powers resolution, potentially limiting President Trump's ability to engage in hostilities with Iran without congressional approval. This marks the first time such a measure has advanced in the chamber.
The US Senate has voted 50-47 to require the White House to end the military operation against Iran, marking the first time such a resolution has passed a procedural vote. Despite potential approval by the House, President Trump is expected to veto it.
Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, who lost his reelection bid after voting to convict Donald Trump in his impeachment trial, stated he has no regrets and feels good about upholding the Constitution. Other Republican senators reacted to his loss, with some predicting it and others expressing regret.
Donald Trump attacked Rep. Thomas Massie, calling him the "Worst Republican Congressman in History" and urging voters to oust him in Kentucky's primary. This follows Senator Bill Cassidy's defeat in Louisiana, which Trump linked to Cassidy's impeachment vote against him.
Senator Bill Cassidy lost his Louisiana Republican primary after facing criticism from Donald Trump supporters for voting to convict Trump in his 2021 impeachment trial. He failed to advance to a runoff, highlighting Trump's continued influence in the party.
In Louisiana's Republican primary, Representative Julia Letlow, endorsed by Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s PAC, defeated Senator Bill Cassidy. Cassidy, who voted to convict Trump in 2021, came last. Letlow and John Fleming will advance to a runoff.
Senator Bill Cassidy lost the Louisiana Republican primary, failing to advance to the runoff. The defeat is seen as a victory for Donald Trump, who had endorsed a challenger, Julia Letlow, after Cassidy voted to convict Trump following the January 6th Capitol insurrection.
Senator Bill Cassidy lost the Louisiana Republican primary, failing to advance to the runoff. The race was seen as a test of Donald Trump's influence, with Trump backing challenger Julia Letlow, who will now face John Fleming.
Republican Senator Bill Cassidy lost his primary in Louisiana, failing to advance to a runoff after Donald Trump endorsed challenger Julia Letlow. Cassidy's defeat highlights the risks for Republicans who break with Trump.
Donald Trump attacked Senator Bill Cassidy as a "disloyal disaster" on Truth Social before Cassidy's defeat in the Louisiana Republican primary. Cassidy was one of seven GOP senators who voted to convict Trump in 2021.
Sen. Bill Cassidy faces a tough reelection bid in Louisiana, testing Donald Trump's influence within the Republican party. Cassidy's vote to convict Trump after Jan. 6th has alienated some voters, while his challengers, including Trump-endorsed Julia Letlow, aim to capitalize on MAGA loyalty.
Sen. Bill Cassidy faces a tough reelection bid in Louisiana, testing Trump's influence. Cassidy's vote to convict Trump after Jan. 6th alienates some GOP voters, while his opponents, including Trump-endorsed Julia Letlow, aim to capitalize on the divide.
Sen. Bill Cassidy faces a challenge from Trump-backed Julia Letlow in Louisiana's GOP primary. Cassidy's vote to convict Trump in his second impeachment trial has made him a target, with Trump actively campaigning against him. A third candidate, John Fleming, is also in the race.
