Middle East
New US strikes on Iran may restart war Trump wants to freeze
The American president may desire a low level conflict that maintains the status quo until after the midterms, but Tehran will have other ideas
August 30, 2026
The American president may desire a low level conflict that maintains the status quo until after the midterms, but Tehran will have other ideas
The administration seems to want it both ways but neither Riyadh or Israel will likely get on board with conditions to make this happen
His foreign policy is roiling markets and spiking US Treasury bond yields, which touch everything in the American economy
After tonight's primary, Darline Graham is a shoo-in for her brother's Senate seat in November and a reliable vote for Trump's wars. It's what they're all counting on.
The weapon Washington insists Iran must never possess proved largely incapable forcing Tehran to capitulate or prevent it from retaliating in this war
An increasingly popular narrative claims Trump is putting Europe in the Kremlin's crosshairs
