Trump once again threatens Iran as war nears 8th month

The U.S. will achieve its objectives in Iran and withdraw within six months, causing oil and inflation prices to drop.

Iran is escalating by using proxies like the Houthis, while Russia is bogged down in Donetsk and escalating against European supporters of Ukraine.

The world is closer to a breakdown of the international order than he can remember in a long time.

Allies worldwide are confused about America's strategy as war-driven price increases affect global markets.

Trump will meet with Mayor Zoran Mamdani and President Zelensky at the UN, but a meeting with Netanyahu is not planned due to scheduling difficulties.

Trump initially approved target lists for strikes on the Houthis after a call from the Saudi Crown Prince but reversed himself again, deciding against U.S. airstrikes for now.

No working groups have been established to discuss AI guardrails since Trump's May meeting with Xi, and recent talks have not advanced the agenda.

America lacks a coherent strategy and has failed to build coalitions to counter China due to a breakdown in relations with allies.

Scott Bessent's attempt to lower bond yields by spending six billion dollars failed and damaged his credibility. Bessent has no plan to address the real drivers of rising borrowing costs, such as the fiscal deficit.

She had a good conversation with Trump and is warning him not to squander his 2020 gains with Hispanic voters. Some of Trump's advisers are compromising his legacy, but she avoided naming specific individuals.

He invoked a Bible verse to justify U.S. military action, asking cadets to volunteer to fight threats to the nation.

The return of the Firebird is an important part of the Dance Theater of Harlem's story and legacy.

The arts are vital for bringing people together during a time of turmoil and division.

The planned triumphal arch will serve as a top-grade military complex to house drones and snipers.

The White House ban violates the First Amendment and threatens press freedom by allowing the government to decide what the press reports.

The ban is a constitutional infringement that prevents news organizations from questioning the president and sets a dangerous precedent.

The ban is a blatant violation of the Fifth and First Amendments and an effort to silence the free press before the midterm elections.