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President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he will review Iran's new 14-point proposal for an end to the war, but 'can't imagine it would be acceptable.'

China's Ministry of Commerce blocked U.S. sanctions against five of its oil refineries ahead of the May 14 summit between Trump and Xi Jinping.

The State Department approved $8.6 billion in arms sales to U.S. allies in the Middle East on Friday, aiding military readiness as the Iran war continues.

Washington Examiner economics columnist Tiana Lowe Doescher backs U.S. involvement in the Iran war and calls out critics.

CNN's Scott Jennings clashed with commentator Adam Mockler, saying, "Get your f***ing hand out of my face," during a fiery debate.

By scaling down its Victory Day parade, as well as restricting cell phone internet and messaging apps, Russia is embracing a siege mentality.

Trump granted a permit for the "Keystone Light" oil pipeline project, seen as a scaled-down successor to the Keystone XL, which Biden canceled.

A Senate vote underscored the growing GOP frustrations with Iran ahead of a legal deadline that compels Congress to either authorize or end foreign wars.

President Donald Trump says German Chancellor Friedrich Merz should stop "interfering" with the Iran conflict and focus on his "broken" country instead.

The U.S.'s special relationship with the United Kingdom is in trouble amid disagreements over the war in Iran. Here's how it can be repaired.