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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
↵↵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
↵↵Another historian argued that comparisons between Trump and Nixon had their limits.
↵↵Asked Tuesday evening about Iranian officials' vows to retaliate if he used military force, Trump was defiant. "Iran said that the last time.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that a "Trump economic boom" was underway, again giving short shrift to indicators of a still-sluggish economy as Republicans gear up to defend their House and Senate
↵↵In a major recasting of Trump 2.0, South Carolina Sen.
↵↵The transactional Trump has seemed mostly interested in trying to untether Venezuela from American foes such as China, Iran and Russia.
That came as top congressional Democrats contend Trump has made things worse in Gaza since he took over in January.
The leaders of two former Soviet states, Armenia and Azerbaijan, on Friday both backed Trump winning the peace prize as they signed a pathway-to-peace pact and other agreements they credited Trump with
as the dovish American leader and his hawkish Israeli counterpart tried to smooth over differences on the conflict in Gaza and how to handle Iran.
"And that will be something Vance or Rubio will have to explain if they are ever running for office in the future and decide they don’t want to be in lockstep with Trump on Iran."
Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, that would have set up and funded an "Iranian Sanctions Enforcement Fund" to oversee and enforce U.S. sanctions on Iran and its proxies, among other proposed functions; it also never