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Iran could recover some enriched uranium after US strikes, Israeli official says
Israel believes that Iran could potentially retrieve enriched uranium buried beneath one of the three facilities struck by US forces last month, according to a senior Israeli official. The official told US reporters that reaching the enriched uranium at Isfahan would be extremely difficult and any attempt would prompt renewed Israeli strikes.
Dozens gathered in uptown Charlotte on Thursday to protest President Donald Trump’s bombing of three Iranian nuclear sites ...
National North Carolina leaders react to US striking Iran nuclear sites Leaders all over the globe, including in North Carolina, are reacting to the strikes.
Decisive though the American response on Iran may have appeared, it cannot compare with the bombing needed to wipe out North Korea’s nuclear facilities.
Observer readers comment on Sen. Thom Tillis's decision not to run again, a Charlotte City Council decision, abortion, Iran ...
The stakes for America are high. Trump may well commit another generation of troops to the Middle East, diverting efforts to counter China ...
President Donald Trump campaigned on keeping the United States out of foreign wars, but it didn’t take long to convince him ...
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“Peace through strength” can too easily shift into the Orwellian paradox of “peace through war.” There’s a reason why previous presidents never made the choice that Trump did, and Trump’s refusal to ...
A day after saying he wouldn’t vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Sen. Thom Tillis said he won’t seek a third term.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday on Truth Social that the U.S. conducted successful military strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites. North Carolina lawmakers react to the announcement.
The Democrat representing North Carolina learned with the rest of America of the U.S. strikes on three key nuclear facilities in Iran.
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