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Israel and Iran Exchange Military Strikes; Trump Exits Interview; Ebola Cases Rise

Israel and Iran conducted retaliatory military operations early Monday. Former President Trump ended an interview after questions about election fraud claims. Health officials report accelerating spread of Ebola.

06/13/2026 · Washington edition

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Israel and Iran exchanged military strikes early Monday in what analysts described as an escalation of months of regional tensions. Details of the specific targets and damage remained unclear as of Monday morning, though both countries' militaries acknowledged conducting operations.

Former President Donald Trump walked out of an interview Monday after a journalist pressed him on claims he made regarding election fraud. Trump did not elaborate on his reasons for leaving before the conversation concluded.

Health officials monitoring an Ebola outbreak reported a concerning acceleration in case numbers. Authorities did not specify the outbreak's location or provide updated case totals, though they characterized the spread as accelerating.

The three developments emerged within hours of each other, creating a compressed news cycle across foreign policy, domestic politics, and public health sectors.

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