Iran, Trump and Massive Attack
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Donald Trump fired back at critics of the Iran deal, and some of them are from his own party. Prominent Republican senators joined Democrats in voicing strong opposition to key terms of the agreement. Donald Trump slams Republican critics of Iran deal ...
Donald Trump spent the weekend suggesting that a peace deal to end the war with Iran was nearly within reach. But instead of rallying his party behind him, the announcement tore open a very public rift among Republicans, with some of his closest allies ...
On Sunday, June 21, in Switzerland, Vice President JD Vance exuded optimism, stating that the negotiations he was opening with the Islamic Republic of Iran could "transform the Middle East." After the first day, he proclaimed a breakthrough: Tehran had ...
Washington – Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson said he plans to help launch a new political party after breaking with President Donald Trump and other Republicans over the U.S. war in Iran. Carlson, the former Fox News host who now has a weekly ...
The two chambers split on whether to halt the war in a pair of hotly contested ballots. House Democrats — aided by a handful of Republicans — succeeded for a second time in rebuking Trump over the military campaign.
President Trump says damages will be paid for by Iranian money that the US has ‘in its possession, and controls’.
The White House has not publicly announced that the pause represents a formal cease-fire, and the administration has continued to keep military options on the table. Trump said Thursday that the US was “locked and loaded” for a possible major attack while talks continued.