The President's Daily Brief
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U.S. Strike Kills Tren de Aragua Leader
This marks a significant escalation in the administration's campaign against transnational criminal organizations.
The Strait of Hormuz Isn't as Closed as You Think
New reporting suggests far more commercial vessels are making the journey than previously believed.
Iran's California Connection
Federal prosecutors accuse a California businessman of spending years helping Iran acquire sensitive American technology.
Russia's Deadliest War Since WWII
New intelligence from Britain indicates that Russia's invasion has become its deadliest military campaign of a major power since World War II.
Ships Are Passing Through the Strait of Hormuz
Despite Iran's threats, some commercial ships are quietly slipping through the Strait of Hormuz with U.S. assistance.
Iran's Economy Is Breaking Under a Massive Internet Blackout
Tehran's digital crackdown is beginning to paralyze commerce, banking, and daily life across the country.
Ukraine May Be Turning the Tide Against Russia
New reports suggest Ukrainian drone strikes are increasingly targeting the logistics, fuel routes, and supply networks keeping Russia's offensives alive.
UAE Launches Strikes in Iran
New reporting says the United Arab Emirates has joined the fight against Iran, launching direct strikes on Iranian territory.
Iran's Blackout Exposes Regime Cracks
A months-long internet blackout is exposing growing cracks inside the regime itself.
Is China Desperate to End the Iran War?
Mike Baker sits down with Joshua Philipp to discuss how Beijing's reliance on Iranian oil may have helped push China back to the negotiating table.
Is Putin Under Threat From Inside Russia?
Mike Baker speaks with journalist Reuben Johnson about the state of Russia's economy and President Vladimir Putin's growing paranoia.
Trump Weighs Iran Strike
There are new signs the U.S. could escalate the war in Iran, as President Trump considers deploying a hypersonic weapon for the first time.
Iran's Oil Crisis Is About to Get Much Worse
The regime is facing a major new pressure point, as a U.S. blockade leaves its oil piling up with nowhere to go.
Iran's Hardliners Are Turning Against Each Other
New analysis points to a deeper divide within the regime's hardline leadership.
U.S. Seizure of Iranian Ship Raises Questions
New details emerge about the seized Iranian cargo ship and what it may have been carrying.
U.S. Expands Naval Crackdown Worldwide
Washington tightens the economic noose on Iran, expanding its naval blockade worldwide while cutting off key oil waivers.
Why the Blockade of Iran Could Cripple Tehran
The U.S. is targeting the one thing the Iranians can't afford to lose — oil revenue. We break down why this move could hit Tehran's economy hard and fast.
The High-Risk Operation to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. begins a dangerous operation in the Strait, working to track down and destroy hidden naval mines.
Does Iran Have ICBMs?
Mike Baker speaks with author Gordon Chang about the threat Iran's missile arsenal posed — and where U.S. intelligence may have gotten it wrong.
Trump Threatens Obliteration as Iran Rejects U.S. Proposal
President Trump is threatening to obliterate the regime's oil and power infrastructure. Iran, meanwhile, is pushing back.