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Iran Disputes Claims Khamenei Is Dead or Gravely Wounded
Tehran's foreign minister says the new supreme leader is managing affairs, but he has not been seen or heard publicly since taking power
Tehran's foreign minister says the new supreme leader is managing affairs, but he has not been seen or heard publicly since taking power
The podcaster says intelligence officials read his pre-war messages and are recommending DOJ charge him under a 1938 foreign agent law.
The U.S. bombed Iran's primary crude export hub Friday but spared the oil facilities, leaving a loaded ultimatum over the Strait of Hormuz
A waterway that normally moves 20 million barrels a day is down to a trickle, with no Navy escort in sight
Pentagon records and software demos reveal the most detailed look yet at commercial AI's role in active U.S. combat operations.
The Iran-backed group's public rebuke signals fracturing alliances and growing pressure from Gulf states that fund Palestinian relief
Former congresswoman names Graham and Levin by name, says Congress is "completely broken and controlled"
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