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Trump defends Iran war strategy but offers few new details on next steps
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Wednesday, April 2, 2026, delivered a primetime address from the White House seeking to justify the ongoing U.S. military campaign against Iran, but he provided few new details about the conflict’s trajectory or conclusion. The speech came at a pivotal moment both domestically and internationally, as the administration continues to expand executive authority in directing the war effort. In his remarks, Trump emphasized that preventing Iran fr
Trump defends Iran war strategy but offers few new details on next steps
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Wednesday, April 2, 2026, delivered a primetime address from the White House seeking to justify the ongoing U.S. military campaign against Iran, but he provided few new details about the conflict’s trajectory or conclusion. The speech came at a pivotal moment both domestically and internationally, as the administration continues to expand executive authority in directing the war effort. In his remarks, Trump emphasized that preventing Iran fr
ACLU argues birthright citizenship using WWII internment example
An attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union argued before the U.S. Supreme Court that historical precedent supports granting citizenship to individuals born on American soil, referencing births during World War II-era Japanese internment as a key example. During an exchange with Justice Amy Coney Barrett, ACLU lawyer Wang pointed to the treatment of children born in U.S. detention camps, emphasizing that such individuals were widely recognized as American citizens under existing law.
ACLU argues birthright citizenship using WWII internment example
An attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union argued before the U.S. Supreme Court that historical precedent supports granting citizenship to individuals born on American soil, referencing births during World War II-era Japanese internment as a key example. During an exchange with Justice Amy Coney Barrett, ACLU lawyer Wang pointed to the treatment of children born in U.S. detention camps, emphasizing that such individuals were widely recognized as American citizens under existing law.







