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Imprisoned US Journalist's Fate Rests on Trump, Iran

February 21, 2026·24 days ago·via HuffPost
Imprisoned US Journalist's Fate Rests on Trump, Iran
An imprisoned American journalist's release hangs on moves by President Trump and Iran, spotlighting Tehran’s hostage games amid stalled talks. Trump’s tough stance pressures the mullahs, prioritizing U.S. citizens over weak diplomacy that emboldens terrorists. Liberals decry leverage as bullying, but facts show Iran frees captives only under America First heat, not endless concessions. Read more about this...

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