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Trump Urges Oil Ships Back as Hormuz Crisis Deepens
Energy Secretary's deleted post briefly crashes oil prices 17% as White House contradicts its own cabinet
Energy Secretary's deleted post briefly crashes oil prices 17% as White House contradicts its own cabinet
While global media frames Pezeshkian's apology as a de-escalation move, the diplomatic calculus behind it points to something more calculated: separating Arab neighbors from the U.S.-Israeli coalition
A Supreme Court ruling erased the White House's fiscal centerpiece, and the CBO says the hole is $2 trillion deep
Candace Owens' call for troops to quit the military exposes a core ideological contradiction inside the MAGA coalition — and the polling suggests it isn't going away.
President Prabowo faces mounting pressure from Islamic groups at home as the Iran war freezes the Gaza platform's agenda
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar are reviewing whether to invoke force majeure clauses and scale back hundreds of billions in US investment pledges — and Washington is paying attention.
The Gulf state's energy minister says a Hormuz shutdown could trigger the worst energy crisis since the 1970s oil embargo
Dueling accounts from inside the White House have turned a Cabinet departure into a credibility contest — and the contradictions run in every direction.