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Several vehicles were filmed arriving at the West Wing about an hour ago, including one reportedly carrying General Dan Caine, America's top military officer.
Trump is weighing another major attack on Iran, while Qatar is pushing a possible nuclear deal and Israel is dealing with political turmoil of its own.
Caine has already been involved in high-level discussions about military options against Tehran.
Whether tonight's visit is connected to Iran remains unconfirmed.
Source: @officialrnintel / Writer: Oliver
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Meet Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Ryan Jr., @USSF_SSC's newest senior enlisted leader. Learn more about his role advising more than 15,000 personnel across 20+ geographically dispersed units.
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Pineapples lives matter!
'An insult to my culture': Italian chef reportedly fired because he refused to put pineapple on pizza trib.al/SR3Fup5
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Part of Naval Special Warfare, the Leap Frogs take Navy precision and professionalism to the skies, performing aerial demonstrations across the country.
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JUST IN - War Secretary Pete Hegseth expands the National Guardβs presence in Washington, D.C., putting boats, humvees, tactical vehicles and marked police cars on the capitalβs streets and waterways through the end of the year.
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High-Altitude Low Opening

ALT A U.S. Marine with Force Reconnaissance Company, 3rd Reconnaissance Battalion, 3rd Marine Division, III Marine Expeditionary Force, executes a high-altitude low opening military free fall jump during training at Rodriguez Live Fire Complex, South Korea, Oct. 28, 2026. The Multi-Domain Reconnaissance Course 26.1 brings U.S. Marines and Republic of Korea service members together to conduct reconnaissance operations, rehearse noncombatant evacuation operations and train to respond to crisis in the region. This exercise ensures the forces are ready to rapidly and effectively integrate to maintain a stable and secure Pacific. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Kindsey Calvert)




























