President Donald Trump said he thinks the U.S. is in a "very good position" when it comes to Operation Epic Fury and the war against Iran ahead of November's midterms.

Netanyahu could launch fresh bombing campaign with US while he serves as caretaker prime minister during coalition talks, security experts say

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has pushed out the Pentagon’s top planning officer as President Donald Trump weighs new strikes against Iran, a source familiar with the situation tells CNN.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired the Pentagon’s top military planner, a defense official said Wednesday, the latest in a series of generals to be ousted and one that comes even as President Donald Trump is weighing renewed strikes on Iran in the eight-month-long war.

Iran says indirect negotiations with the U.S. continue but rules out bending to Trump's demands, even if he orders new strikes.

Plus, Weil Gotshal leaders said they plan to dissolve the once-storied law firm, and the Fed held interest rates steady.

True, Trump has held off in recent weeks from restarting a full-fledged war on Iran, perhaps mindful that the conflict and the resulting spike in gas and diesel prices are deeply unpopular. But, as a case study, just listen to the administration’s remarks about destabilizing Cuba.

Eight months into the Iran war — and less than a week ahead of the midterm elections — congressional Democrats spotlighted the unresolved conflict’s costs.

There are new signs that the American and Israeli militaries are preparing a potential wave of strikes to muscle Tehran to the negotiating table.

A residential cruise ship that has been sailing around the world continuously for more than two years has evicted passengers in Cambodia after the fallout from the Iran war made fuel prices too expensive to continue its voyage.