President Trump made one thing plain on Wednesday: the United States is not going to rebuild Iran. The setting was an exchange with Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy, and the subject was a report that had been making the rounds — that Gulf allies might put up as much as $300 billion to rebuild Iran,
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It was Sunday, and Washington was supposed to be celebrating. UFC Freedom 250, on the South Lawn of the White House, with the crowds and the lights and the noise of a
Vice President JD Vance went on television Monday morning to say something remarkable: the United States and Iran have already signed a peace agreement ending three and a half months of war.
The thing about a deal is that both sides have to believe the same words mean the same thing. That is where this one stands now: in the gap between what Washington
There is a sound a negotiation makes when it has stopped being a negotiation. President Trump described it Wednesday from the Oval Office, and he described it twice, because he wanted it
