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Senate Democrats’ calls for public Iran hearings grow louder
President Donald Trump has offered varied and sometimes conflicting explanations for the reason for the war and the endgame.
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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.
President Donald Trump on Monday tried to assuage concerns his war with Iran could become another prolonged military campaign, calling it a “little excursion” that could be wrapped up “soon.”
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.
There are two ways to look at what happened in Congress last week regarding President Donald Trump’s war against Iran.
It supersedes everything else,” Trump posted on Truth Social, referring to the bill known as the SAVE America Act.
Trump this week signaled that he views Iran as, somehow, exempt from his opposition to so-called “forever wars.”
A separate war powers resolution aimed at reining in Donald Trump fell short, with just a few defectors on either side.
"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."
reflected stark divisions within the Democratic Party, shaped by a number of factors, including age and ideology — as well as dueling strategies about how aggressively to push back against President Donald Trump
↵↵Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told reporters that the need for supplemental funding for munitions was "brought up in discussion" following a "Gang of Eight" briefing with Trump officials, as well as top
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 cast aside his anti-war persona by ordering U.S. military strikes on Iran and helping Israel decapitate the Islamic Republic's government, leaving Republican lawmakers in a lurch
President Donald Trump told ABC News on Sunday, "The attack was so successful it knocked out most of the candidates" to lead the country.
↵↵The start of U.S. military operations in Iran over the weekend has raised new questions about the potential for retaliatory attacks in the United States, including a mass shooting Sunday in Austin, Texas
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.
But after a pressure campaign from the Trump administration, two of those five Republicans flipped in a subsequent procedural vote, enough to quash the measure.
↵↵Trump also name-checked, as part of a laundry list of Republican lawmakers present, Rep.