Something unusual is happening in the Middle East — a superpower is asking its closest ally to hold back, and the ally is listening. President Trump has privately urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to scale down strikes in Lebanon. The request is delicate, pointed, and timed: negotiations with Iran are imminent, and Washington doesn’t
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The guns have gone quiet. Now comes the harder part. President Trump told The New York Post that peace talks with Iran are expected to take place in Pakistan “very soon” —
A new intelligence assessment is raising a question that cuts to the heart of the Iran crisis: Is anyone actually in charge? The report, first cited by The Times of London, claims
America showed the world what it’s made of… On Easter Sunday, as the sun broke over the mountains of Iran, an American Air Force colonel — known to the world only by
President Trump is pressing Iran toward the negotiating table — or, if Tehran refuses, toward consequences his administration has described in terms of unusual severity. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said
