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Iran War Costs Mount as Congress Sidesteps Hard Questions
Oil at $90 a barrel, no war authorization vote, and a supplemental spending bill on the way — here's what Washington hasn't said out loud
Oil at $90 a barrel, no war authorization vote, and a supplemental spending bill on the way — here's what Washington hasn't said out loud
Kim Jong Un's second destroyer launch in a week coincides with Washington's decision to redeploy air defense assets to the Middle East
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
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
Iran's effective closure of the world's most critical oil chokepoint has stranded hundreds of vessels, spiked crude prices and exposed deep fractures in the geopolitical order.
Polling data, military families and a growing bipartisan coalition in Congress challenge the framing that questioning the Iran conflict means abandoning those who serve