🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: Hegseth is heading back to Washington too, just after Trump cut his own weekend short The two men who would both have to sign off on any strike are now converging on Washington on a Saturday night, and neither has explained why. Stack up what else happened today. A B-1B bomber reportedly lifted off from a British base that sits six to eight hours from Iran, the State Department pushed security alerts to Americans in six Middle East countries, Iranian media says Tehran's armed forces went to their highest alert level, and one analyst told CNN the Camp David meeting was called to go over strike options in Yemen. Any single one of those has an innocent explanation. All of them landing together is the part that has people watching flight trackers nervously. Source: CNN, MES on TG / Writer: Daniel

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 A B-1B bomber reportedly left RAF Fairford tonight as Iran puts its forces on highest alert Footage appears to show the long-range bomber taking off from the British base, which sits six to eight hours flying time from Iran, and nobody has said what the mission is, since Fairford hosts American bomber rotations and training runs constantly. Iranian outlets say the armed forces went to their top alert level, with no official confirmation from Tehran. What makes tonight worth watching is everything stacked around it, with the State Department warning Americans across six countries, Trump cutting his Camp David weekend short, and Tehran's terms for ending the war sitting in Qatar awaiting an answer, so either somebody is sending a message or somebody is getting ready. Writer: Daniel

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: Trump is back at the White House after cutting his Camp David stay short He landed tonight instead of tomorrow, with the White House offering no explanation for moving the return up a full day. Everything around it is what makes a schedule change worth noticing, because the State Department pushed security alerts to Americans in six Middle East countries today, Iran's armed forces went to their highest alert level according to local reports, and Tehran's terms for ending the war are sitting with Qatar waiting on an answer from him. He meets Gulf leaders in New York on Tuesday, which gives him about 48 hours to decide whether he shows up with a deal on the table or an operation already underway. Source: @TabzLIVE on TG / Writer: Daniel