Folks, it’s Kacee. A quieter Sunday on the site, but both of today’s stories are about the same big question: how ready America is if things get rough overseas. Here’s what you need to know.
Strike Iran, or make a deal? President Trump said Saturday that the United States could launch new strikes on Iran as soon as Sunday, telling reporters in Palm Beach, “We’re thinking about doing it, and maybe tomorrow,” while also leaving the door open to “a nice, big, beautiful agreement.” Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, answered Sunday that another round of fighting would not change his government’s positions. As of Sunday morning, no new U.S. strike on Iran had been announced. Read the full story.
Bases that can stand on their own. The Pentagon is preparing major U.S. military installations to keep essential operations running for at least 90 days without outside support from civilian power grids or global supply networks, Fox News Digital reported Sunday. It’s part of FORTRESS America, a homeland-defense effort Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth created in a Sept. 30 memo, and energy independence is moving first, with the department surveying about 500 continental U.S. bases to size power needs and costs. Read the full story.
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