Polls show persistent skepticism on Iran war as climate shocks and Trump branding shape headlines

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Six months into the Iran war, Americans remain skeptical of President Trump’s handling, with polling showing approval around the mid-20s to mid-30s; the Morning Rundown also notes climate-driven floods in Nepal linked to glacier collapse, a federal judge weighing the Kennedy Center’s plan to add Trump’s name, and a measles‑related infant death in Pennsylvania whose link to measles remains under review, plus ongoing questions about peptide regulation.
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