Iran’s best weapon in this war hasn’t been a missile. It’s been a map. Hormuz is narrow. The world’s oil has to pass through it. Tehran knows that, and since February it has played the strait like a card: squeeze it, spook the markets, wait for Washington to deal. The card is losing its value.
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President Trump announced a deal Friday that hands the U.S. majority control over Venezuela’s oil — 65 billion barrels of proven reserves — and he’s promising it will bring gas prices down.
President Trump confirmed Wednesday he’ll sit down again with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un before the year is out — their fourth meeting overall and first since Trump returned to the
President Trump threw a wrench into his own nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia this week — and he did it on purpose. On Wednesday, the Energy Department announced with some fanfare that
Israel has told the United States that Iran is working on a new plot to kill President Trump. That’s the headline from a Wall Street Journal report Thursday, and it landed at
