Middle East
After Iran, US signals major security shift in the Middle East
Reports suggest a smaller presence indicating an accelerated 'burden-shifting' in the region — exactly what Tehran wanted
August 31, 2026
Reports suggest a smaller presence indicating an accelerated 'burden-shifting' in the region — exactly what Tehran wanted
After Larak Island bombing, the president may desire a low level conflict maintaining the status quo until after the midterms. Tehran will have other ideas.
His foreign policy is roiling markets and spiking US Treasury bond yields, which touch everything in the American economy
Markets analyst Rory Johnston spoke with RS about why worst case predictions about crude markets have yet to materialize
The weapon Washington insists Iran must never possess proved largely incapable forcing Tehran to capitulate or prevent it from retaliating in this war
Military force — and even economic pressure — without clearly defined outcomes has been the downfall of US war policy for decades
