- Talks advanced on a potential US-Iran deal, alongside calls for increased federal gun violence funding.
- Donald Trump initiated a disastrous war with Iran.
Donald Trump is funding a war against Iran at a rate of $2 billion per day.
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Updated Jul 21
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Donald Trump is funding a war against Iran at a rate of $2 billion per day.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Trump initiated military actions against Iran, causing economic costs.1 source
Trump links the war against Iran to a required $80 billion funding package.1 source
Trump commits $2B/day to a war against Iran.1 source
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Donald Trump initiated a disastrous war with Iran.Also in this story
- Trump's war with Iran sparked political division.
- The US has established a diplomatic understanding with Tehran and paused the economic embargo on Iranian crude.
- Trump claims Iran agreed to nuclear monitoring and discusses IAEA oversight of Iran.
- The war against Iran requires $80 billion in funding, and diplomatic efforts are currently underway to resolve the conflict.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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