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FBI Opens Investigation Into Death of Lindsey Graham The FBI has launched an investigation into the death of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, according to reports emerging from Washington. c14news.com/article/147697…

NEW: Not too long ago, Tucker Carlson interviewed Putin Advisor Alexander Dugin @AGDugin who called for Senator Lindsey Graham to be assassinated. Dugin has since deleted the tweet. Just a few months ago, Tucker Carlson had blood splatter imagery of Lindsey Graham on his podcast to vilify him with the title, “they’re hijacking MAGA”. Oddly enough, around the same time this podcast aired, Dugin said the same thing about Graham while Russian state media called for the pro-Ukraine Senator to be assassinated. Last week, Iran and Russia called for Graham’s assassination. One day after returning from Ukraine, he is now dead. Poison can cause someone to go into cardiac arrest. Was Lindsey Graham assassinated by Russia or Iran? It’s time for all of these insane Woke Reich podcasters with ties to Dugin to be investigated by @FBIDirectorKash and @SecScottBessent. It’s obvious these podcasters all have coordinated and nearly identical messaging with Russia, and it’s time for this to be investigated by the DOJ. Enough is enough. This is getting very dangerous. Why was Tucker allowed to go to Russia and interview Putin and Dugin? What’s the real story? Why does Dugin promote @TuckerCarlson on a daily basis while calling for the assassination of US lawmakers and the destruction of the United States? I hope people in MAGA open their eyes to see just how evil the Russian government really is. Something is terribly wrong and I suspect Lindsey Graham was murdered. None of this makes sense.

The U.S. attacked more than 140 IRGC targets in Iran tonight: destroying 14 missile launchers, 2 air defense systems, a command center, 2 radars, 35 speedboats, 2 missile depots, and one high-value mobile launcher. x.com/isaacrrr7/stat…

Today marks five years since the Communist Cuban regime brutally suppressed the peaceful July 11 demonstrations and yet again silenced Cubans’ cries for basic rights, dignity, and opportunity. To this day, hundreds of Cubans remain unjustly detained, suffering brutal conditions, for the simple sin of asking why Cubans cannot freely own businesses, participate in the political process, or provide for themselves and their families. The regime must release these political prisoners immediately. President Trump and I want a better future for Cuba, in which Cubans have greater opportunity, freedom, dignity, and Cuba ceases to harbor hostile foreign military, intelligence, terror, and subversive operations 90 miles from the American homeland. The United States will continue to use every tool at our disposal to drive significant economic and political reforms in Cuba and to protect Americans from subversive threats emanating from Cuba. state.gov/releases/offic…

Iran Is Losing Iraq @ForeignAffairs The beginning full of speculation I disagree is a given outcome of the U.S.-Iran war, but the meat on how Iran has and continues to lose influence in Iraq is important. foreignaffairs.com/iran/iran-losi… "But at least in one area, the war has left Iran notably weaker: Iraq. In early June, fighters from Saraya al-Salam, a militia loyal to the Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr, gathered in the city of Samarra to hand over their weapons to the Iraqi government. That disarmament marked the group's withdrawal from the Popular Mobilization Forces, a powerful umbrella coalition of mostly Shiite militias that exists at once inside and outside the Iraqi state. Saraya al-Salam's thousands of fighters were the first to pull out of the alliance, and they have not been the last: Asaib Ahl al-Haq, a powerful Iranian-backed militia, announced that it, too, would leave the PMF. But the splintering of the PMF is a real blow to Iran. The so-called axis of resistance, Iran's network of proxies across the region, has been badly damaged since Hamas's October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel and Israel's subsequent campaigns in Gaza and Lebanon. Iran's allied militias are being pushed toward the margins of Iraqi politics. And as Tehran's hold loosens, Iraq glimpses a tantalizing future—one in which it might set its own path, free from the direction of the Islamic Republic. A newly formed government under Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, whose selection in May was endorsed by U.S. President Donald Trump, has made disarming the militias a priority. Iran has been here before. It lost its dominant position in Syria after years of using sectarian militias to prop up a brutal regime that left it deeply unpopular among Syrians.

Analysis: Lebanon cannot disarm Hezbollah without first dismantling the group's parallel state of financial, social and political institutions that sustain its power. jpost.com/jerusalem-repo…