Donald Trump boasted about ransacking Venezuela.

Tehran threatened to completely upend the war in its current state.

Johnson’s comments came almost simultaneously with Donald Trump claiming again that the strait is fully open.

The Iran war continues to drive gas prices up.

Discrediting Trump is an important part of every Democrat’s job. But the Republicans will keep on wrecking the economy, with or without him.

Trump’s accounts made interesting trades at key moments during the Iran war.

This Venezuela deal is just the latest example: The president has marinated his brain in an insane fantasy that he is an effective leader. It would all be funny if we didn’t have to live through it.

It’s a real puzzler: The Trump administration’s claims about the amount of oil coming through the waterway cannot be independently confirmed.

Not even Fox News believes Donald Trump’s claim that the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz.

The Supreme Court is hearing a case involving the oil companies Suncor Energy and Exxon.

Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted his main objective is to block Iran from developing a nuclear weapon.

President Trump is refusing to say what happened to the billions his administration took from Venezuelan oil sales.

The National Park Service had to pay $2 million for an emergency cleanup.

Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante are sacred to Native tribes.

The president seems surprised that gas prices haven’t magically returned to normal.

As backlash to his Iran deal grows, Trump has once again taken to lying about all his victories.

Iran has already scored a major victory under Trump’s deal.

With his Iran war, Trump badly damaged his favorite industry. It may never recover.

Donald Trump’s war in Iran is driving U.S. oil inventories dangerously low.

Fuel inventories that have so far helped to mitigate rising gas prices a little are running low.