Trump Says He Doesn't Think About Affordability, Reflecting Pool Project Plagued by Problems, Commanders Won't Get a New Metro Station - Washingtonian

"Mostly sunny with a high around 77 until this afternoon, when showers are possible. Rain and thunderstorms overnight, with a low near 54. D.C. United host the Chicago Fire at Audi Field this evening. The Nationals are at Cincinnati again tonight."

"According to US intelligence estimates, Iran “has restored operational access to 30 of the 33 missile sites it maintains along the Strait of Hormuz” and “has retained roughly 70 percent of its prewar missile stockpile.” That’s a stark contrast to the rosy scenarios President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have offered, and it also underscores the danger of the US’s dwindling stock of munitions if hostilities resume in the ten-week-old war that Trump started."

"Like the UAE, Saudi Arabia has “launched numerous, unpublicized strikes on Iran in retaliation for attacks carried out in the kingdom during” the conflict. Nine small earthquakes struck near Tehran last night. Should combat resume, the Pentagon may rename the war “Operation Sledgehammer,” apparently part of the administration’s insistence that the war has ended and thus doesn’t need approval from Congress."

"The war has cost the US $29 billion so far."

Mostly sunny conditions are expected with a high around 77 until this afternoon, when showers become possible. Rain and thunderstorms are expected overnight, with a low near 54. D.C. United hosts the Chicago Fire at Audi Field this evening. The Nationals play at Cincinnati tonight. US intelligence estimates indicate Iran has restored operational access to 30 of 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz and retained about 70% of its prewar missile stockpile. The UAE and Saudi Arabia have launched numerous unpublicized strikes on Iran in retaliation for attacks carried out in the kingdom during the conflict. Nine small earthquakes struck near Tehran. The Pentagon may rename the war “Operation Sledgehammer,” and the war has cost the US $29 billion so far.

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