One day after eight million people marched in protest, the country quietly resumed springtime activities around vacations, basketball, and upcoming holidays.
Lost in the day’s sheer normalcy was Donald Trump’s interview with the Financial Times, where he mused openly about invading Iran with ground troops. He told the paper that American forces could seize Kharg Island, Iran’s main oil terminal, and admitted they would have to stay. This war is 32 days old and has spread across eight countries. Iran is threatening American and Israeli officials wherever they live and travel, including in Europe. Financial markets are spooked again, with oil prices jumping back to $116 a barrel after settling late last week.
The last time a world war started, Americans managed to look the other way for more than two years. The internet won’t grant us that luxury again. Pay attention this week.
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Source: CNBC
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Source: The Associated Press
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Source: CBS News
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Source: The Associated Press
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Source: KABC Los Angeles
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