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Maryland Governor Wes Moore Criticizes U.S. Foreign Policy Amid Iran Conflict

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Criticizes U.S. Foreign Policy Amid Iran Conflict

Maryland Governor Wes Moore expressed concerns over the U.S. involvement in the ongoing conflict with Iran during an interview on 'Face the Nation.' Moore criticized the federal government's approach to foreign wars, drawing parallels to past conflicts like Afghanistan. He highlighted the economic impact of rising gas prices and inflation on Maryland residents, emphasizing the need for strategic clarity and accountability in foreign policy decisions. Moore also discussed the challenges of balancing state budgets amid federal policy shifts, particularly regarding healthcare and social services.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Discusses Economic and Military Challenges on 'Face the Nation'

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Discusses Economic and Military Challenges on 'Face the Nation'

Maryland Governor Wes Moore appeared on 'Face the Nation' to discuss the economic impact of rising gas prices and inflation, as well as the ongoing military conflict involving the U.S. Moore criticized the federal government's handling of foreign wars and expressed concern over the lack of clarity in military objectives. He highlighted the economic pressures faced by Maryland residents, including increased energy costs and housing affordability. Moore emphasized the state's efforts to mitigate these issues through tax cuts for the middle class and holding corporations accountable for price manipulation.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Criticizes U.S. Foreign Policy and Economic Impact

Maryland Governor Wes Moore Criticizes U.S. Foreign Policy and Economic Impact

Maryland Governor Wes Moore appeared on 'Face the Nation' to discuss the economic and military challenges facing the United States. He criticized the ongoing foreign wars, which he believes are contributing to rising gas prices and economic strain. Moore highlighted the impact of these wars on the economy, noting that energy prices have significantly increased, affecting residents in Maryland. He argued that governors have limited control over such issues but emphasized the importance of preventing price manipulation by corporations. Moore also expressed concern over the U.S. military's involvement in foreign conflicts, drawing parallels to the prolonged war in Afghanistan. He questioned the current administration's strategy and called for clarity on military objectives.

Retired General, Maryland Governor Discuss Iran War on 'Face the Nation'

Retired General, Maryland Governor Discuss Iran War on 'Face the Nation'

On the latest episode of 'Face the Nation,' retired General Frank McKenzie, Maryland Governor Wes Moore, and Archbishop Timothy Broglio discussed the ongoing conflict involving Iran. The conversation centered around the implications of the Iran war, with insights from General McKenzie on military strategies and potential outcomes. Governor Moore provided a political perspective, emphasizing the need for diplomatic solutions and the impact on state-level governance. Archbishop Broglio highlighted the humanitarian concerns and the moral responsibilities of nations involved. Additionally, NASA's Jared Isaacman shared updates on the Artemis II mission, underscoring the importance of space exploration amidst global tensions.

Trump's go-it-alone certainty confronts the uncertainties of war

Trump's go-it-alone certainty confronts the uncertainties of war

President Donald Trump claims that the United States has, in his words, “completely decimated” Iran

President Trump and Secretary Rubio Question NATO's Purpose Amidst Operation Epic Fury

President Trump and Secretary Rubio Question NATO's Purpose Amidst Operation Epic Fury

President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have raised concerns about the current role and effectiveness of NATO, particularly in light of Operation Epic Fury against Iran. They argue that NATO has become a lopsided arrangement where the United States shoulders the majority of defense spending and military capabilities, while European allies under-invest in their own defense. This imbalance has led to questions about the alliance's relevance, especially as some European countries have restricted U.S. military operations during critical moments. The original mission of NATO, established in 1949 to counter the Soviet Union, is seen as outdated, prompting calls for a reevaluation of its purpose in the modern geopolitical landscape.

CBS News Announces Guests for April 5 Episode of 'Face the Nation'

CBS News Announces Guests for April 5 Episode of 'Face the Nation'

CBS News has announced the lineup for the April 5, 2026, episode of 'Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.' This week's episode will be moderated by Ed O'Keefe, senior White House and political correspondent. Featured guests include Democratic Governor Wes Moore of Maryland and Archbishop Timothy Broglio of the Catholic Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA. The episode will also feature a panel discussion with Amy Walter, publisher and editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report; David Sanger, a White House and national security correspondent at The New York Times; and Jeff Mason, a White House correspondent at Bloomberg. The program will air on CBS News at 10:30 a.m. ET and stream on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com at 12:30 p.m. ET.

CBS News' 'Face the Nation' Features Gov. Wes Moore and Archbishop Timothy Broglio

CBS News' 'Face the Nation' Features Gov. Wes Moore and Archbishop Timothy Broglio

On April 5, 2026, CBS News' 'Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan' will feature Democratic Governor Wes Moore of Maryland and Archbishop Timothy Broglio, who leads the Catholic Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA. The episode will be moderated by Ed O'Keefe, a senior White House and political correspondent. The program will also include a panel discussion with Amy Walter, publisher and editor-in-chief of the Cook Political Report; David Sanger, a White House and national security correspondent at The New York Times; and Jeff Mason, a White House correspondent at Bloomberg. The show airs at 10:30 a.m. ET on CBS News and streams at 12:30 p.m. ET on Paramount+ and CBSNews.com.

German President Criticizes US-Israel Actions Against Iran, Faces Backlash

German President Criticizes US-Israel Actions Against Iran, Faces Backlash

German President Frank Walter Steinmeier has faced criticism from Jerusalem following his remarks labeling the joint US-Israel attack on Iran as an act of aggression that violates international law. Steinmeier, a long-time ally of Israel, made these comments during an address to German diplomats at the German Foreign Ministry. His statement reflects a divergence in views with US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding their policies towards Iran. Despite the rebuke, Steinmeier's stance is not indicative of a shift in his support for Israel or the United States but rather a disagreement with specific actions taken by their leaders.

Trump offers murky path forward for Republicans as Iran war clouds midterm elections

Trump offers murky path forward for Republicans as Iran war clouds midterm elections

Donald Trump won the presidency by promising to lower costs and end wars

China aims to show global leadership with Iran war diplomacy. US appears uninterested

China aims to show global leadership with Iran war diplomacy. US appears uninterested

China is stepping up its diplomacy as the Iran war drags on

Maryland Invests in Fiber Optic Network to Bridge Digital Divide in Rural Areas

Maryland Invests in Fiber Optic Network to Bridge Digital Divide in Rural Areas

Maryland has made a significant investment in fiber-optic infrastructure to improve digital services for rural and underserved areas in the western part of the state. The Maryland Department of Information Technology and the Maryland Broadband Cooperative have secured a 'middle-mile' fiber-optic network, with the state paying $250,000 for exclusive access to 26 miles of the network. This transaction is valued at $3.5 million in total in-kind value to the state. Governor Wes Moore emphasized the importance of high-speed internet access as a necessity, not a luxury, for all Marylanders. The network will enhance connectivity for families, students, and businesses in Allegany and Garrett counties, passing state-owned towers, transportation devices, homes, businesses, and community institutions.