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The U.S. House of Representatives Votes for the Third Time to End the War in Iran

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The U.S. House of Representatives voted for the third time on a resolution that would end the war in Iran. This resolution does not allow President Donald Trump to continue military operations without congressional approval. The vote took place based on the pattern of previous efforts this summer, and none of these resolutions have reached the President's desk, where Trump is likely to veto the action.

The U.S. House of Representatives Votes for the Third Time to End the War in Iran
Image The U.S. House of Representatives Votes for the Third Time to End the War in Iran (منبع تصویر: independent.co.uk)

New Decisions at the Kennedy Center

The board of the Kennedy Center, which is affiliated with Trump, decided on Tuesday to further close this cultural venue, immediately after a federal judge blocked the restoration of Trump's name to the building. These decisions coincide with Trump's trip to North Carolina for a rally with Republican Senate candidate Michael Watley. This rally is part of Watley's efforts to bolster his campaign against Roy Cooper, the former Democratic governor.

Focus on Disease Prevention

Dr. Nicole Sapphire, Trump's third nominee for the position of Surgeon General, emphasized the need for disease prevention at the beginning of her confirmation hearing. She stated, "We spend a lot of time and resources treating chronic diseases, while we should be helping Americans reduce their risk before disease occurs." Senator Bill Cassidy also pointed to serious health issues in the country and criticized the mortality rate from measles.

Senator Tammy Baldwin emphasized that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services, has contributed to the spread of conspiracy theories about vaccines. She said, "We need leaders who defend science." Dr. Sapphire, who is the director of breast imaging at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, will face questions during her confirmation hearing about her views on vaccines and her ownership of DropRx, which produces illegal products.

Market Fluctuations and Expectations from the Federal Reserve

Meanwhile, financial markets are rising and awaiting the Federal Reserve's announcement for the first interest rate hike in three years. Traders expect that this central bank will try to alleviate inflationary pressures stemming from the global energy crisis. Data released by the United States shows that inflation remains significantly high, with the average price of gasoline in the U.S. reaching $4.37 per gallon.

The market is also under pressure from rising U.S. Treasury yields due to increasing national debt financing. In this context, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a law that mandates AM radios as standard equipment in new cars. This action is intended to ensure the need for emergency broadcasts and local programming.

Military Developments in Ukraine

A senior U.S. Army general stated that modern warfare is rapidly changing, and Russian forces are targeted by Ukrainian drones as soon as they reach the front lines. He said, "Many problems at the front have significantly increased, and it is expected that the lifespan of a newly arrived Russian soldier will be less than 20 to 30 minutes." These developments indicate serious changes in military tactics and new technologies.

Source: independent.co.uk

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