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As President Donald Trump's war of choice in the Middle East wore into its fourth day on Tuesday, none of three men running for an Ohio U.S. Senate seat appeared to give the controversial effort a firm endorsement.
Right-wing criticism of Trump's war has mostly come from familiar MAGA cranks like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson. But it could quickly spiral ...
“The State of Illinois and our federal congressional delegation are receiving numerous requests from U.S. citizens seeking additional support to return to the United States,” Gov. JB Pritzker wrote in the letter. The governor listed “immediate actions” he wants in place to help U.S. citizens, including a public commitment to use charter flights, military aircraft or both to assist Americans attempting to leave the region, and exploring using emergency contracts with charter companies or commercial airlines.
“After four days of adrenalin and constant fear, I feel demoralized and abandoned by our government,” wrote Ranjan, who is co-founder and CEO of a fraud payments company called Sardine in Berkley,…
As Iranian strikes target U.S. facilities across the Middle East, the State Department races to evacuate thousands of Americans caught in a rapidly evolving war zone.
Most independents say the U.S. shouldn't have taken military action, along with a slice of Republicans, according to a national NBC News poll.
President Donald Trump's State of the Union address pointed to economic bright spots. The Iran war threatens to dim them.
Many of the papers on Thursday have honed in on an expanding war zone in the Middle East.
Lawmakers, rather than exert their own authority, are set to beat back efforts in the Senate Wednesday and the House on Thursday to require a debate and vote to authorize Trump’s war.
Speaker Mike Johnson accused Iranians of having a "misguided religion" on Wednesday amid ongoing U.S. airstrikes against their country.
Stephen Colbert targeted White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt after she claimed President Trump’s strike on Iran stemmed from "a feeling based on a fact."
"This all seems a little familiar. Where else have I recently heard such a pathetic attempt to not call a war a war?”