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To hear President Trump tell it, the Iranians have agreed to all American demands, the war is over, and he has achieved peace for our time.

Trump's legacy will loom over the future geopolitical crises this deal with Iran will render inevitable.

Truth is stranger than fiction -- like a cease-fire in which no one ceases firing. The reality is a stark choice: Defeat an implacable American enemy or take a bad deal.

No matter what the president may believe, these events are indeed noteworthy.

So far in the war against Iran, the president's actions are the sort that will invite future aggression against American interests and allies.

Americans' faith in Trump will decline if he cannot bring the Iran conflict to a sensible conclusion, while the loyalty of congressional Republicans is being tested.

'Once again,' Charlie Cooke says, Trump has proved to be 'his own worst enemy.'

Iran is.

With or without Trump in attendance, the security threat to Madison Square Garden would persist.

When it comes to January 6 and the 2020 election, the president's insecurities are on full display.