Iran War

Voter anger over costs, foreign policy and immigration threatens Florida's Republican stronghold as party confidence wavers amid economic pressures.

Republican Senate hopefuls urge ceasefire in Iran conflict, challenging White House policy as voters weigh foreign policy stances.

The Trump administration is weighing a final military strike against Iran while escalating restrictions on media access at the White House, sparking legal threats from affected news organizations.

Trump considers ending Iran conflict; White House bans CNN access as oil prices rise and diplomatic talks proceed with Ukraine, China, and Russia.

The ongoing conflict with Iran has cost the United States approximately $38 billion, raising concerns about rising energy prices at the pump and potential political repercussions in upcoming midterms.

The U.S. has spent $38 billion on military engagement in Iran. High energy costs at the pump and strategic setbacks are expected to impact voter behavior in upcoming midterms.

The U.S. faces a $38 billion bill from the Iran conflict, with high gas prices and strategic losses potentially impacting midterm election outcomes.

Tehran damages U.S. jets in Jordan and targets drones in the Strait of Hormuz. Simultaneously, South Korea faces diplomatic pressure while American diesel costs near record highs.

At a 'Trump-a-Palooza' event in Dallas, Donald Trump defended Iran war strategies while attacking Democratic policies ahead of midterms.

Six months after launching strikes against Iran, the US faces an open-ended conflict. BBC's Tom Bateman analyzes outcomes while Trump extends military operations indefinitely.

As the war nears six months, Trump declares a big U.S. victory but offers no timetable for peace talks, keeping military pressure as the main lever in stalled diplomacy.

Trump grows exasperated as top aides disagree on an endgame for the war in Iran, while the Senate postpones a key vote on Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche over policy disputes.