A new survey reveals the first feelings of Americans about us attacks in Iranian nuclear facilities. A recording seems to show the Department of Justice coordinated with the Attorney General of Texas to kill a state law. And Jim Obergefell reflects on LGBTQ fighting rights 10 years after the historical decision of the Supreme Court with his name.
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More Americans oppose that they support US air attacks in Iran, find the survey
A new NBC News Decision Desk survey promoted by Surveymonkey discovered that Donald Trump’s call to launch air attacks last weekend in several nuclear facilities in Iran has more opposition than support. According to the survey, 45% of American adults oppose air attacks, compared to 38% support them. Another 18% of respondents said they do not support or oppose strikes.
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However, a look closer to the responses given by Republicans versus Democrats shows less division. Among Republicans, 78% support air attacks, with 60% that support them. In an image close to spy, 77% of Democrats oppose air attacks, with a strongly opposite 61%.
There is a more marked division among independents: 45% opposes US air attacks, 21% support and 34% or support or oppose them.
The survey was conducted from Monday to Wednesday, after Trump made the decision to launch the air attacks on Saturday. But at the time the survey was in the countryside, Iran launched a retaliation strike in an American military site in Qatar, Trump announced a high fire and punished both countries for appearing to break the terms. It is still unknown what damage the Iranian nuclear program did.
The director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, said yesterday that a new intelligence “of a historically reliable and precise source/method” He indicated that Iran’s nuclear program was “severely damaged” In US air attacks. Uu. A day before, an initial evaluation of the filtered defense intelligence agency found that the attacks backed the Iran program only for several months.
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More coverage of conflicts in the Middle East:
- Trump’s diplomacy on social networks has attracted renewed attention. His followers are fine with his method to communicate with the world, But it entails a great risk.
- The exiled heir prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, is promoting a vision of a new Iran that prioritizes individual freedoms, the equality of “all citizens” and the separation of religion and the State. He is making its launch for a regime change, not from the streets of Tehran, But from a conference room in Paris.
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DOJ and Texas AG coordinated to kill Texas’s Dream Law
A Texas Law that gave undocumented immigrants in the state registration was killed “in six hours” after the Justice Department coordinated with Texas Attorney Ken Paxton, according to a recording obtained by NBC News. In the recording, the attached associate attorney Abhishek Kambli seemed to boast at a private republican meeting earlier this month of the Trump administration actions.
On June 4, the Department of Justice demanded Texas for Texas’s Law, then quickly presented a joint motion with Texas asking a judge to declare the unconstitutional law and permanently produce Texas to enforce the law. The same day, the judge did.
A spokesman for the Department of Justice did not play that Kambli made the statements and said it was “quite standard” for the DAJ lawyers notify the state prosecutors of federal lawsuits in advance. The external organizations, including front democracy, the ACLU Foundation of Texas and the National Immigration Law Center, presented a motion this week arguing “the United States and the Attorney General of Texas colluded to predetermine the result of the case.” Read the full story here.
More politics news:
- NATO members He voted more than double his defense spending objectives 5% of GDP, accessing Trump’s previous demand. Even so, the president’s unpredictability has caused anxiety among European leaders.
- The bill for the Trump agenda proposes an offensive against Medicaid reimbursements to medical care providers, which could cost rural hospitals billions of dollars in funds. For people like Missouri resident, close Matthews, who accredits Medicaid for saving his life, The cuts feel unfair.
- The position of the Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. It was coming about a Senate confirmation audience For Susan Monarch, Kennedy’s choice to direct the CDC.
- A federal vaccine panel just appointed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Plans to review the children’s vaccination program and examine the vaccines that have been approved for decades.
- Some former employees of the Oceanic and Atmospheric National Administration who were fired, hired and fired again He said they have received debt warnings To return to the government the coverage of medical care they never had.
New York mental state of the Democrats
A 33 -year -old progressive surpassed a former governor and offspring of a New York political dynasty. And has put into account the Democratic Party. The ascension of Zohran Mamdani in the primary elections for the mayor of New York City on Andrew Cuomo was a massive shot in the arm for progressives and other Democrats who have been imploring the older statesmen of their party to make themselves aside for a new generation of leaders.
The complete results of the election of classified choice will not be known until next week, but the early data shows that Mamdani challenged the expectations of the surveys and appealed to a unique coalition of voters through a combination of his Presence of campaigns in the soil and social networks.
Democratic leaders of the Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer Congress, both from New York, made statements congratulating Mamdani, but did not explicitly ask that the party aligned behind him. Other New York Democrats present statements saying that it is too extreme. Meanwhile, David Hogg, a former official of the National Democratic Committee who has supported the main challengers against long -standing Democrats, said in a statement: “People have spoken, and say the establishment is cooked.”
Mamdani still has a general choice to win, but in regards to many progressives, his main feat was a great victory. Read the full story here.
More coverage of New York City elections:
- The supporters of the classified election vote say that the system encourages candidates to throw their support for each other. Critics say it is confusing, it takes a long time and will sow more confusion in the elections. However, its use in this week’s elections has reopened a national debate.
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- Several Iranian asylum applicants in Los Angeles have recently been arrested by immigration officials, and a woman experienced a serious panic attack After she witnessed her husband’s arrest.
- Cooper Flagg was taken number 1 in the NBA draft by the Dallas Mavericks. Beyond that, Here are the biggest surprises and other conclusions of the first day of the draft.
- A lawyer who represents the former exaggerated man of rapper Fat Joe He was accused of hitting a processes server with his car In New York City in the middle of an ongoing legal battle.
- A fitness influencer on social networks known as the “King of Liver” He was arrested in Texas After publishing online messages, “choosing a fight” with the podcaster Joe Rogan.
Staff selection: 10 years later, Jim Obergefell says that the same -sex marriage fight is not over
A year ago, recognizing the tenth anniversary that approaches the historic Obergefell v. Hodges, I decided to talk to Jim Obergefell, the main plaintiff. He tried to gather his reflections on a decade of same -sex marriage rights throughout the country. In October, he had assured an attempt with him.
However, as the real anniversary approached, neither Jim nor I anticipate the palpable fear that would grab the LGBTQ community. What began as a retrospective about marriage equality evolved to include efforts in several states to cancel those rights. It was clear that The story was no longer just about Jim Celebrating a past victory. He grew up to include his ongoing struggle to honor his late husband trying to ensure for the country the rights that they wanted so desperately for themselves. – Steven Romocorrespondent
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