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Lindsey Graham: Iran will reach deal with Trump or suffer 'massive' attack

Trump threatened Iran in a social media post and gave Tehran a deadline to reach a deal.

Lindsey Graham: Iran will reach deal with Trump or suffer 'massive' attack
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Lindsey Graham warned that Iran would face a massive military attack if it did not reach a deal with President Trump. Trump later threatened Iran in a social media post and set an 8 p.m. deadline; the article says the state of negotiations is unclear.

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Trump Announces Two-Week Ceasefire With Iran

Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran. Left-leaning outlets largely emphasize the legality of Trump's threats and calls for his removal or congressional action, with some framing the ceasefire as following backlash or as a strategic defeat. Center outlets focus on lawmakers' responses and legal concerns, including Republican criticism of the threats alongside Democratic calls for congressional action. Right-leaning outlets report the backlash while some challenge Democratic criticism or Mark Kelly's position, and others raise doubts about the ceasefire's viability.

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