President Donald Trump announced in a Monday evening post on Truth Social that Israel and Iran have agreed in principle to a ceasefire.
Oil Prices Fall As Iran’s ‘Weak’ Retaliation Gives Way To Ceasefire
Oil prices fell Monday after Iran’s casualty-free attack on a United States military base in Qatar, with investors hoping the attack signals the limits of Read More
Trump Admin Secures Victory In SCOTUS Ruling Enabling More Deportations
The Supreme Court paused an order from a lower court judge preventing the Trump administration from deporting illegal aliens to so-called “third countries” that are Read More
Reporter’s Notebook: Who really decides when America goes to war? The answer isn’t so clear
The Constitution grants Congress power to declare war and the president role of commander-in-chief, creating ambiguity in modern warfare as shown by recent Iran strikes.
Georgetown Prof Expressed ‘Hope’ Iran Would Strike U.S. Base. He Got His Wish.
A Georgetown University professor expressed his “hope” that Iran would strike an American military base — just one day before it did so. “I’m not Read More
Billionaire Dem donors slam ‘ineffectual’ DNC, say they won’t fork over more cash for now
“There is just a broad consensus that the DNC is ineffectual and not where we should be giving money,” a longtime donor said.
Trump Bombed Iran. What’s Next?
If you have followed my work over the years, you know that foreign affairs are, to put it mildly, not my area of focus. There Read More
Supreme Court rules on Trump’s third-country deportations, in major test for president
Trump officials say the federal judges are acting unlawfully to block the president’s actions on immigration.
Trump confirms ‘early notice’ of ‘very weak response’ by Iran on US base in Qatar
President Trump said Monday that Iran gave the US an “early notice” of its plans to retaliate by launching an attack on the US military Read More
Supreme Court allows Trump to resume deporting migrants to ‘third world’ countries
In a 6–3 decision that broke down along ideological lines, the justices stayed a late May ruling by a Boston federal judge that temporarily stymied Read More