Iran Tensions, Political Actions, and Health Updates

Senator Lindsey Graham stated that every member of the U.S. military is prepared to risk their life to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

Reports indicate that Iran has prepared missiles and other military assets for potential strikes on U.S. bases should the United States become involved in a conflict.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was transported to a hospital in the Washington, D.C. area by ambulance. It was later reported that she experienced an allergic reaction and was taken to the hospital as a precaution. She is currently alert and recovering.

The White House has announced a travel and photo lid for the day, suggesting that President Donald Trump is not scheduled to make any public appearances or be seen on camera.

The Department of Justice has instructed Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold to provide all records related to the 2024 presidential election, amidst allegations of her involvement in leaking voting machine BIOS passwords.

Russia has issued a warning to the United States, advising it to refrain from involvement in Israel's offensive against Iran and to avoid any consideration of offering support.

President Trump revealed that he declined Vladimir Putin's offer to mediate peace between Iran and Israel. He stated that he told Putin to focus on Russia first.

General Flynn has cautioned that the upcoming 72 to 96 hours could be among the most significant and critical in American history.

President Trump has informed senior aides that he has approved military strike plans against Iran, but is delaying the final decision to see if Tehran will abandon its nuclear ambitions.