Reflections of Americans on Iranian strikes and 10 years from Obergefell v. Hodges: morning rundown

A new survey reveals the first feelings of the Americans about American strikes on Iranian nuclear installations. A registration seems to show the coordinated Doj with the Attorney General of Texas to kill a law of the State. And Jim Obergefell reflects on the rights of the LGBTQ of the struggle 10 years after the decision of the Historical Supreme Court bearing his name.

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More Americans oppose to support American air strikes on Iran, the survey discoveries

A new NBC News decision-making office survey propelled by Surveymonkey revealed that Donald Trump’s call to launch air strikes last weekend on several nuclear installations in Iran has more opposition than support. According to the survey, 45% of American adults oppose air strikes, compared to 38% that support them. Additional 18% of respondents said they are not supporting or opposing strikes.

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A more in -depth examination of the responses given by the Republicans against the Democrats, however, shows less division. Among the Republicans, 78% support air strikes, and 60% support them strongly. In an almost mirror image, 77% of democrats oppose air strikes, with 61% strongly opposite.

There is a starker division among the self -employed: 45% oppose American air strikes, 21% support and 34% support or oppose it.

The investigation took place from Monday to Wednesday after Trump made the decision to launch the air strikes on Saturday. But when the investigation was on the ground, Iran launched a reprisal strike on an American military site in Qatar, Trump announced a cease-fire and reprimanded the two countries for seeking the conditions. We still don’t know exactly what damage the strikes have caused the Iranian nuclear program.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe said yesterday that the new intelligence “of a historically reliable and precise source / method” said that the Iran’s nuclear program was “seriously damaged” in recent American air strikes. One day earlier, an initial assessment of the Disclosed Defense Intelligence Agency revealed that strikes only reduce the Iran program by several months.

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More coverage of Middle East conflicts:

• Trump’s diplomacy by social media has drawn renewed attention. His supporters agree with his method to communicate with the world, But it has a big risk.

• The exiled crown prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, promotes a vision of a new Iran which prioritizes individual freedoms, equality of “all citizens” and the separation of religion and the state. He made his argument for a change of diet and not in the streets of Tehran, But a conference room in Paris.

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Doj and Texas Ag was coordinated to kill Texas Dream Act

A Texas law which gave undocumented immigrants in state tuition fees was killed “in six hours” after the Ministry of Justice coordinated with the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, according to a registration obtained by NBC News. In the registration, the deputy prosecutor General Abhishek Kambli seemed to boast during a private republican rally this month of the actions of the Trump administration.

On June 4, the Ministry of Justice continued Texas about Texas Dream Act, then quickly filed a joint request from Texas asking a judge to declare the unconstitutional law and permanently start the Texas to enforce the law. The same day, the judge did it.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Justice did not dispute Kambli made these statements and said that he was “standard enough” for MJ’s lawyers to notify the prosecutors of the state of federal proceedings in advance. External organizations, notably Democracy Forward, the ACLU Foundation of Texas and National Immigration Law Center, have filed a request this week by asserting “the United States and the Texas Attorney General are collus to predetermine the outcome of the case”. Read the full story here.

More new policies:

• NATO members voted for more than double their defense expenditure targets at 5% of GDP, accessing Trump’s previous demand. However, the unpredictability of the president caused anxiety among European leaders.

• The bill on Trump’s agenda offers a repression of Medicaid reimbursements to health care providers, which could cost billions of dollars in rural hospitals. For people like Cierra Matthews, a Missouri resident, who attributes to Medicaid to have saved his life, The cuts are unfair.

• The position of the Secretary of Health and Social Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. drawn from a Senate confirmation audience For Susan Monarez, Kennedy’s choice to direct the CDC.

• A panel of federal vaccine newly appointed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said it plans to examine the infant vaccination calendar And examine vaccines approved for decades.

• Some former employees of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration who have been dismissed, rehired and licensed said they received debt notices To reimburse the government for the coverage of health care they have never had.

New York state of mind of Democrats

A 33 -year -old progressive has exceeded a former governor and scion of a political dynasty in New York. And that put the Democratic Party in opinion. The ascent of Zohran Mamdani during the primary elections for the mayor of New York above Andrew Cuomo was a massive blow in the arm for the progressives and other democrats who implored the older states of their party to withdraw for a new generation of leaders.

The complete results of the election of classified choice will not be known before next week, but the first data show that Mamdani challenged the expectations of survey and called on a unique voter coalition thanks to a combination of sound field campaign and presence on social networks.

Democratic leaders of the Hakeem Congress Jeffries and Chuck Schumer, both from New York, published statements congratulating Mamdani, but they did not explicitly call the party to put themselves online. Other Democrats in New York have published statements saying that it was too extreme. Meanwhile, David Hogg, a former official of the National Democratic Committee who supported the primaries of the primaries against longtime democrats, said in a statement: “The people have spoken – and they say that the establishment is cooked.”

Mamdani still has a general election to win, but with regard to many progressives, his main feat was himself a major victory. Read the full story here.

More coverage of the New York elections:

• Supporters of the classified choice vote say that the system encourages candidates to throw themselves into each other. Critics say that it is confusing, taking time and will shed more confusion during the elections. Nevertheless, its use in this week elections reopened a national debate.

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• Several Iranian asylum seekers from Los Angeles were recently arrested by immigration officials and a woman has experienced a serious panic crisis After witnessing the arrest of her husband.

• Cooper Flagg was taken n ° 1 in the draft of the NBA by the Dallas Mavericks. Beyond that, Here are the biggest surprises and other take -out dishes from the first day of the draft.

• A lawyer representing the former media threshing man for rapper Fat Joe was accused of hitting a process server with his car In New York in the midst of an ongoing legal battle.

• An influencer of fitness on social media known as “king of the liver” was arrested in Texas After publishing online messages “Choosing a fight” with the Podcaster Joe Rogan.

Choice of staff: 10 years later, Jim Obergefell says that the fight of homosexual marriage is not over

A year ago, recognizing the approach of the 10th anniversary of the Landmark Obergefell c decision. Hodges, I decided to try to speak with Jim Obergefell, the principal applicant. I aimed to bring together his reflections over a decade of homosexual marriage rights nationwide. In October, I had obtained a temporary interview with him.

However, as the real birthday approached, neither Jim nor I do not plan the palpable fear that would not be used for the LGBTQ community. What started as a retrospective on equality of marriage has evolved to include efforts in several states to overthrow these rights. It has become clear that History was no longer just Jim Celebrate a past victory. He grew up to include his current fight to honor his late husband by trying to obtain for the country the rights they desperately wanted for themselves. – Steven Romocorresponding

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