Karoline Leavitt refused to answer some major questions on Donald Trump’s plans on Iran.

Donald Trump intends to make the world—especially besieged Iranian civilians—wait a little longer to learn if he plans to attack.

The eerie echoes of Iraq and 2003 are numerous. But there are some key differences—and they make going into Iran an even greater act of folly.

Donald Trump’s Iran policy flies in the face of evidence from the U.S. intelligence community, but he isn’t letting that stop him.

The hard lessons the party has learned since Iraq point to one conclusion: Launching a new Middle East war would be a strategic and political disaster.

Who knew Josh Hawley would be leading the Republican resistance on this?

Is opposition to “forever wars” really a core pillar of MAGA Republicanism? Looks like we’re about to find out.

Donald Trump whined that he doesn’t get enough credit for his supposed peacemaking skills.

U.S. and Israeli officials have reportedly confirmed that U.S. forces are now working with Israel.

The conservative media personality says Donald Trump is now complicit in an act of war.

Israeli officials claim that Trump was only pretending to oppose an Israeli attack in public—while greenlighting it in private. Trump’s own statements on the matter aren’t so different.

Donald Trump seems to have no problem with what Russian President Vladimir Putin told him in a recent phone call.

Donald Trump said he got into a fight with the Israeli prime minister, who is desperate to bomb Iran.

A Marine Corps veteran who served in the war returned to the country as it marked a half-century since it prevailed over the U.S., at a tremendous human cost.

Today, Palestinians commemorate the Nakba, when we were removed from our homes and land. We carry the stories of our families not to dwell on the past, but to shape a better future.

A newly declassified memo destroys Trump’s justification for using a wartime powers law to round up Venezuelan immigrants and deport them to El Salvador.

Trump was asked a simple question on what Russia is conceding in the proposed peace deal. His answer spoke volumes.

Trump is reportedly looking to replace Pete Hegseth after his second Signal group chat scandal.

The defense secretary shared war plans in another group chat that included members of his family.

Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are openly talking about U.S. troops in Panama.