Iran Ceasefire Over, Platner Replacements Emerge, Olympic Committee Lifts Russia Ban
President Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over at the NATO summit this morning, after the two sides traded heavy strikes overnight. Maine Democrats appear ready to move on from Graham Platner, who still hasn't said whether he'll drop his Senate bid after an accusation of sexual assault he denies, as party…
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