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Trump will end Iran war 'when I feel it in my bones'

Trump: Iran war will end when I ‘feel it in my bones’

President Donald Trump did not commit to a definitive timeline for the war in Iran, saying in a Friday interview that the fighting would end when he feels it “in my bones.” Trump told Fox News Radio that he didn’t think the war “would be long.

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Epstein files linked to Donald Trump's Iran War, most voters say

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Live updates: Trump will end Iran war 'when I feel it in my bones'

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Two Weeks Into War With Iran, Trump Has Been Knocked Back On His Political Heels

In the two weeks since the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on Iran, President Donald Trump increasingly has been knocked on his political heels.

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Trump aide says Iran war will end in 'weeks'; Pope Leo urges ceasefire

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Trump demands Iran ‘surrender,’ says he’s hearing new leader ‘not alive’

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Iran has not asked for ceasefire and sees no reason for talks with US, Iranian minister says

US President Trump vowed a short while ago to get the Strait "open and safe", "one way or the other".

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Trump Rejects Efforts to Launch Iran Ceasefire Talks, Sources Say

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Iran Hits Back After The U.S. Bombs A Key Island As The War Enters Its Third Week

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Epstein Files Linked to Donald Trump Withheld by DOJ, NPR Investigation Claims

According to NPR, over 50 pages of FBI interview summaries and related notes connected to one accuser are missing from the public database. The woman alleged that Trump abused her decades ago when she was a minor. The FBI interviewed her four times.

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Epstein files mystery grows after claims of Trump photos taken down from DOJ website

The Department of Justice's latest release of files linked to Jeffrey Epstein has raised several questions - the latest being around a file numbered EFTA00000468. Several commentators on social media on Saturday pointed out that the file, which showed a ...

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Epstein files: Where do things stand with their release?

(The Hill) – Washington has been roiled by controversy surrounding files linked to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein for months, but the scandal heated up at the end of last week with the Justice Department choosing to release only some of the files.