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Nick Schifrin: David Schenker, if you were still assistant secretary of state right now, would you advise, should the president impose any kind of penalty on Israel for targeting a U.S. non-NATO major ally? David Schenker: Listen, I think Qatar can withstand quite a bit. Let's remember ...
Nick Schifrin: There's not much warning in Gaza these days, about nine seconds between an initial airstrike on a high-rise that Israel claims is being used by Hamas and a second airstrike designed to demolish. Israel says it has now destroyed 50 high-rises, including two today. The ...
... everything we had. And now we are living in limbo. We are living anonymously. We are hiding in a corner of our home. Nick Schifrin: Hiding and hopeless. Four years later, American allies and many Afghans have never felt more alone. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... the destination of the vessel, and hadn't enacted any of the multiple procedures that we have for interdicting, identifying, and appropriately addressing the vessel. Nick Schifrin: Michael Brown, do you have faith that the intelligence was good enough to take that strike? Michael Brown: Well, based on my understanding ...
... partners, all of whom are deeply anxious about the trade negotiations they have experienced with Washington over the course of the last couple of months. Nick Schifrin: Southeast Asian officials describe to me surely as a frustration with the Trump policy when it comes to tariffs, but they see a ...
... This would be a full-scale continental war. Nick Schifrin: Maduro trying to paint this clearly, Amna, as an inevitable U.S. military effort against Venezuela, which the Trump administration says is not on the cards right now. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin, thank you, as always. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... want to send my sons to a never-ending story war. This is not the way we want to live here. Nick Schifrin: But, for now, that is life here, because, despite the demands, despite the urgency, the war goes on.For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... four months. Iran is still demanding it contain -- or continue its enrichment. And the U.S. as part of any deal is arguing that Iran needs to stop enrichment. And that impasse maintains even today. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much for this reporting. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... and I don't want that. Nick Schifrin: Russia's oil industry will bounce back. But Ukrainians will keep looking for any weakness and any opportunity to force Russians to feel pain, even if it's just pain at the pump. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... Whereas law enforcement officers receive four to six months of training, our young men and women receive three or four hours of training, not months. Nick Schifrin: Let's talk about the impact on the Guard -- Guardsman themselves. Defense officials tell me that the quick reaction force would be able ...
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