President Trump went from praising Iran's leaders to calling them scum in a matter of weeks.
He used a similar strategy at the NATO summit, berating allies, then telling them he felt the love in the room.
Is the whiplash part of his strategy or just a sign of his short fuse?
I'm Michelle Martin.
That's A. Martinez.
And this is Up First from NPR News.
The U.S. Struck Iran for a second night in a row, and Iran fired back at U.S.
Bases again.
Israel's military is preparing for the war to escalate, while the ceasefire deal in Lebanon is also falling apart.
Is the Middle East going back to all-out war?
And Graham Plattner is out.
The Maine Democrat suspended his insurgent Senate campaign last night, saying it's not an admission
of guilt to the allegations he committed sex crimes, but an acknowledgement of political reality.
Democrats have three weeks to find a replacement.
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