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Numerous lawmakers, including some Republicans, are outraged about the Trump administration’s easing of sanctions on Russian oil exports, amid reports that Moscow is helping Iran target U.S. troops in
President Donald Trump has offered varied and sometimes conflicting explanations for the reason for the war and the endgame.
Mark Kelly, for example, is proposing a pause on the federal gas tax through Oct. 1 amid rising oil prices due to the war in Iran.
Schumer, in a Sunday post on X, called on President Donald Trump to draw down oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to slow rising costs.
Trump this week signaled that he views Iran as, somehow, exempt from his opposition to so-called “forever wars.”
"Yet, in response, Iran would have to forfeit their enrichment capacity once and for all. But Iran … accepted none of these generous and unprecedented offers by the United States."
↵↵Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have not ruled out a need to deploy ground forces to Iran, and the president overnight said on social media "wars can be fought 'forever,"' contradicting one
President Donald Trump on Tuesday offered a much different explanation for how the United States and Israel opted to launch a surprise war with Iran, contending he pushed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Lawmakers from both parties aired worries Tuesday about Americans unable to leave the war-torn Middle East, with Democrats more pointedly outraged that the Trump administration provided tardy warnings
President Donald Trump announced "major combat operations" targeting Iran early Saturday morning, with Congress awaiting votes on use of force against that country as soon as next week.
The backers of two resolutions in the House and Senate aimed at preventing President Donald Trump from attacking Iran are gearing up to force the issue soon.↵↵Sen.
↵↵Republican hawks in Congress will be listening for Trump's tone on Israel, which they view as perhaps America's most important ally — and also on Iran, which Trump has toggled between threatening with
The Trump administration on Friday proposed a new set of cargo taxes on goods entering the United States as part of a sweeping plan to revitalize domestic commercial shipbuilding capacity and port infrastructure
ANALYSIS — Donald Trump shared the head table at an exclusive Washington dinner Saturday night with George W. Bush.
↵↵The Trump administration left in place Maduro's vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, to serve as interim president.
↵↵Hawley and Young flipped after Trump administration officials assured them the administration has no plans for ground troops in Venezuela and would seek congressional approval if that changes.
↵↵Asked Tuesday evening about Iranian officials' vows to retaliate if he used military force, Trump was defiant. "Iran said that the last time.
Conclaves on Greenland↵↵Trump said Wednesday that "anything less" than total U.S. control of Greenland would be "unacceptable."
↵↵Negotiations on the Labor-HHS-Education bill appeared to suffer a setback after the Trump administration quietly rolled back about $2 billion in mental health and substance use funding late Tuesday,