In a wide-ranging interview the ex-counterterrorism chief also balks at arguments that Americans need to 'sacrifice' in order to prevent a future nuclear attack
The Kentucky Republican had another powerful nemesis —President Trump — who made it his mission to make sure opponent Ed Gallrein won tonight.
Republicans still support the war — but many say it's making everyday life more expensive
Tehran believes fresh attacks will come over next two days. Feeling emboldened, leaders there are ready with new targets for retaliation.
The American president has shifted radically from his first administration but is it conditional, and can a 'G2' style relationship actually work?
Beijing is not going to put itself in a position where it loses access to Iranian oil, nor will it support a UN call for force
