America bombs Iran on Memorial Day
The US hit Iranian missile sites during an ongoing ceasefire, signaling that peace talks are stalling and the conflict is widening — bad for taxpayers, troops, and anyone hoping for a Middle East deal.
- US Central Command says it struck Iranian missile launchers and boats laying mines, calling it self-defense during the ceasefire.
- Iran's parliament warned of a "crushing" response if attacks continue.
- Netanyahu ordered Israel to step up attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon, which looks like another land grab.
- Trump is pushing not just an Iran deal but a broader pact normalizing Israel's ties across the region, tying US policy closely to Israeli goals.
- The White House is building a UFC fight arena for Trump's 80th birthday on June 14, the first pro sporting event ever held there — framed as bread and circuses while wars drag on.
Outlook: Expect more strikes and shaky ceasefire talks, with Israel's Lebanon push and US-Iran tit-for-tat keeping the region on edge.