REUTERS Several agencies were ready to release a joint intelligence statement last week to alert state and local authorities to a heightened threat due to the president’s strikes on Iran—until the White House stepped in. A senior Homeland Security official told the Daily Mail that the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and the National Counterterrorism Center were preparing to put out a joint statement on Friday detailing “elevated threats” from the Iranian government amid President Donald Trump’s unauthorized attacks on the Middle East. The five-page bulletin, titled “A Public Safety Awareness Report: Elevated threat in the United States during US-Iran conflict,” warned that “radicalized individuals with a variety of ideological backgrounds also may see this conflict or other geopolitical events as a justification for violence.” Read more at The Daily Beast.