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Iran claims its missiles hit US warship Abraham Lincoln

By

Chanshimla Varah

Mar 13, 2026

10:41 am

What's the story

Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has claimed that its ballistic missiles have hit the United States aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.

The IRGC said the strike rendered the carrier non-operational and forced it to retreat from Gulf waters.

However, the US Central Command has denied these claims, asserting that the American aircraft carrier "continues to support Operation Epic Fury."

US response

US Central Command shares photo of USS Abraham Lincoln

In response to the Iranian claims, the Central Command (CENTCOM) also shared a photograph of the USS Abraham Lincoln on social media.

According to Iranian state media outlet Press TV, the Guards launched a "precision operation" against the carrier while it was operating in waters near the Sea of Oman.

Iranian officials said they used advanced missiles and drones to strike the vessel some 340 kilometers from Iran's maritime borders.

more:

https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/world/iran-claims-aircraft-carrier-lincoln-hit-washington-counters-claim/story

Justice Department official says she personally observed 'incompetence' in Maricopa elections

Maricopa County, Arizona recently started turning over election records to the FBI pursuant to a grand jury subpoena. Video taken at the time is not comforting to those concerned with ballot integrity.

March 12, 2026 11:00pm

he senior U.S. Justice Department official leading a campaign to force states to clean up their voter rolls said she personally witnessed either "incompetence" or “malfeasance” in Maricopa County during past elections where she served as an election lawyer.

Maricopa County, Arizona, home to the state’s largest city, Phoenix, was recently forced to turn over election records to the FBI pursuant to a grand jury subpoena.

The subpoena was justified, in part, by a memo authored by a congressional staffer dispatched to observe the 2024 elections there. In that report back to Congress, the staffer raised “alarming” concerns about how the county and its third-party contractor were handling ballots, Just the News exclusively reported earlier this week.

“I can say, as a lawyer who – taking off my government hat and putting on my former political hat – I was on the ground in the last two election cycles, in 2022 and 2024 in Arizona, in Maricopa County, specifically,” Dhillon told the Just the News, No Noise TV show this week.

Incompetence or deliberate malfeasance

“And you don't know whether it's incompetence or deliberate malfeasance, but either way, it is a shambolic, you know, bleep word show of an election process that leaves many citizens feeling like they shouldn't vote because they see the wrong paper being loaded,” she said. “They see ballots being transported without proper security under state law, and then they see unclean voter rolls that are in violation of our federal election laws.”

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https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/justice-department-official-says-she-personally-observed-incompetence

WHO claims radiation from EMFs is safe; WHO is plagued with conflicts of interest and flawed studies

By Rhoda Wilson on March 13, 2026

WHO claims that electromagnetic radiation from sources such as 5G and smartphones is safe. But independent researchers disagree, citing concerns over cancer, mental health and other health risks.

The International Commission on the Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Fields has criticised WHO for conflicts of interest, flawed methodologies and downplaying of health risks.

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https://expose-news.com/2026/03/13/who-claims-radiation-from-emfs-is-safe-who-is-plagued-with-conflicts-of-interest-and-flawed-studies/

CIA Faces Furious Backlash for Hiding Russian Document Conatining Potential Cure for Cancer for 60 Years

March 13, 2026

A newly surfaced document, based on Soviet research, was produced in February 1951 and the CIA and classified and kept it secret for decades. The summary of the Soviet scientific study that examined striking similarities between parasitic worms and cancer tumors was finally declassified in 2014. The researchers believed both organisms thrived under nearly identical metabolic conditions and accumulated large reserves of glycogen, a form of stored energy. They found that certain chemical compounds could target both parasitic infections and malignant tumors.

Note: The Need To Know News only reports the news and does not give medical advice. Please consult your medical health expert before beginning any medical treatments.

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https://needtoknow.news/2026/03/cia-faces-furious-backlash-for-hiding-russian-document-conatining-potential-cure-for-cancer-for-60-years/