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After a week of brinksmanship and backing down, President Donald Trump heads to a G-20 summit in Japan on Wednesday for talks with other world leaders amid a volatile confrontation with Iran and stalled
[Trump jets to Japan to wing it at G-20 summit as Iran tensions build] “My reaction is it never ends. We had no obstruction … no collusion,” he told Fox Business.
[Trump jets to Japan to wing it at G-20 summit as Iran tensions build] He criticized a legal battle in Virginia over a law that bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected after a pregnancy
President Donald Trump admitted Tuesday he has no plan for how to get out of war with Iran if one breaks out, even though he campaigned on ending protracted American wars in the Middle East that he long
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 25, 2019 var rcrdTwitter = 1; That duo led a Western coalition that struck a deal with Iran over its nuclear arms ambitions.
“We do not seek conflict with Iran or any other country,” Trump told reporters at the White House, according to a pool report.
[Drums of looming Iran war resound in Congress] Trump gave Iranian leaders some wiggle room Thursday, telling reporters he suspected the shooting down of the American MQ-4 Global Hawk surveillance
[Trump says he aborted strike against Iran because it wouldn’t have been ‘proportionate’] Yet, by moving U.S.
ANALYSIS | Donald Trump is facing one of the biggest tests of his presidency after Iran shot down a U.S. military aircraft, prompting him to declare the islamic republic “made a very big mistake.”
Asked if he intends to respond, Trump for the second time within the hour told reporters, “You’ll find out.”
Shanahan’s sudden departure comes amid tensions with Iran over its alleged attacks on oil tankers in Middle East waterways that are key to global commerce — and the U.S. economy.
Now the Army secretary is the third person President Donald Trump has tapped to lead the Pentagon, at least temporarily.
President Donald Trump on Friday said U.S. officials are confident Iran is behind attacks on oil tankers in the Middle East.
As he often does, Trump told reporters his decision likely is coming in “two weeks.”
Trump has said the two countries have “a bond like no other.”
It’s ridiculous,” Trump said over the hum of Marine One’s idling engine on a warm and sunny late-spring day in Washington.
[Trump is Twitter-bashing 2020 hopeful and NY Mayor de Blasio, that puts him in a rare group] Democrats mostly shrugged. Sen. Benjamin L.
on another foreign policy hot spot, suggested he would send more than 120,000 U.S. troops to the Middle East to confront Iran.
[Trump downplays China trade ‘squabble,’ rattles sabre at Iran] Pretty blunt stuff — even by Trump’s unprecedented standards.
Foreign policy and national security experts agree, and some worry anew that Bolton’s views are pushing Trump toward multiple conflicts — especially with Iran.