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Evening Wire: U.S. Consulate Attacked & Iran Threatens Trump (Again) | 3.10.26

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Shots fired at the U.S. consulate in Toronto spark a multi-agency investigation into a potential broader threat.

John Bickley and Georgia Howe present the Evening Wire for March 10, 2026. Two armed suspects fired on the U.S. consulate in downtown Toronto at 4:30 AM, firing multiple rounds and fleeing in a white SUV. Shell casings and entrance damage were found; no injuries reported. The FBI, RCMP, and Toronto police are investigating potential connections to the Iran conflict. Iran Supreme National Security Council head responded to Trump warning about Strait of Hormuz disruption by telling Trump to watch out for yourself. War Secretary Hegseth confirmed March 10 would be the most intense strike day yet, with total air dominance and no timeline constraint. Trump phone call with Putin was described as strong, with Russia being asked not to get involved in the Iran conflict. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is pushing to release intelligence that Russia used a signal-based pulsed microwave weapon to cause Havana syndrome in hundreds of American officials, a finding she says the Biden administration covered up, though CIA is opposing disclosure due to diplomatic concerns. U.S. agents reportedly purchased a suspected Havana syndrome weapon on the black market for 15 million dollars for study. Anthropic is suing the Trump administration after the Department of War designated the AI company as a supply chain risk, after Anthropic refused to permit its models to be used for autonomous weapons systems or mass domestic surveillance. Under Secretary of War Michael frames the designation as needed to prevent AI policy bias from entering defense procurement. Other stories include a D.C. appeals court striking down the city high-capacity magazine ban as unconstitutional, CNN retracting a headline describing NYC subway bombers as teenagers enjoying the city, and DOJ moves to block a Missouri lawsuit against Mifepristone. Tone is conservative news framing. Best suited for listeners following Iran war developments, AI policy, and domestic political news.

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A tight, security-focused episode built around the Toronto consulate shooting, Havana syndrome, and Anthropic's clash with defense officials.

Morning Wire's evening edition stays locked on security and official response. It opens with the U.S. consulate shooting in downtown Toronto, then moves into the Havana syndrome dispute before landing on Anthropic's clash with defense officials.

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Catch the Toronto consulate attack, the Havana syndrome declassification fight, and Anthropic's clash with the Trump administration in one fast brief.

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