2026-03-11
15 分钟Good morning.
Republicans assemble in Florida for their annual retreat.
Politico is there and reveals the internal tug of war behind the scenes.
It's kind of a back and forth right now between leaders trying to address affordability
and what the Trump administration and these hard-liner Republicans are pushing for.
After another barrage of bombings in the Middle East, the human cost of the war mounts.
And what drove Alabama's governor to dramatically commute an execution at the last minute?
It's Wednesday, March 11th.
I'm Cecilia Lei, and this is Apple News Today.
The pressure on Iran, as it has been for days now, is unrelenting.
That's the sound of a man in his car as shockwaves from explosions near the capital shatter his window.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said yesterday that it would be the most intense day of bombing since the war began.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt also repeated President Trump's suggestion that the administration was ahead of schedule.
"We have destroyed more than 50 Iranian naval vessels, including a major drone carrier ship.
None of the regime's vessels are operating in major regional waterways,
and the Iranian Navy has been assessed as combat ineffective.
The trend is clear: US combat capabilities are increasing and growing more lethal and dominant by the day,
while the Iranian terrorist regime's ability to respond has rapidly declined."
Late Tuesday night, Iran said it was beginning its own new wave of attacks on US-Israeli military bases nearby.
The consequences of this conflict is spilling far beyond military targets and into ordinary people's lives.