Iran War: Rubio faces heated questioning from Booker
Attacks and counterattacks between the U.S. and Iran have expanded dramatically overnight, adding new stress to a tentative ceasefire agreement. Kuwait was forced to suspend commercial flights after its airport was hit by an Iranian drone attack, while U.S. Central Command confirmed successful interceptions and retaliatory self-defense strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island. Despite the escalating violence, President Trump states that talks are still underway to end the war. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced heated questions from Sen. Cory Booker on Capitol Hill regarding the administration's ongoing strategy and communications with the Iranian regime.
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