One of the biggest events in this era of human history is about to kick off, and I don't know if anyone is truly ready for what is about to happen next.
Having amassed the heaviest US air power in the Middle East since the disastrous 2003 Iraq invasion, President Trump is now considering an initial, limited strike on Iran to force it to bow to the maximalist demands of Israel and the United States.
Here they go again - the war drums on the Potomac are beating so loudly for war against Iran that the CIA stenographers at the NYT have now confidently announced that the next attack will commence this weekend.
Trump's threats to Iran are just an example of his method of negotiation by making threats to encourage a deal after which the threats are withdrawn. I do not think that Trump intended to attack Iran.
"The sources noted it would likely be a joint U.S.-Israeli campaign that's much broader in scope - and more existential for the regime - than the Israeli-led 12-day war last June, which the U.S. eventually joined to take out Iran's underground
Advertised as "battle tested in Gaza," President Trump's son Eric is buying a piece of an Israeli company specializing in making it cheaper to kill people via drone. As his father, President Trump, moves to start a major war against Iran, Eric's inve
A dramatic shift in the decades-old status of the occupied West Bank is now underway as the Israeli government has taken a definitive step toward cementing its control over the territory.
New checkpoints were established by the IDF, with the first reportedly in Sayda al-Hanout, where they restricted the movement of villagers, and then another in Jabata al-Khashab, further north in Quneitra.
In the latest skirmish in an ongoing clash among pro-Israel and anti-Israel conservatives, the chairman of the White House Religious Liberty Commission announced he's kicked a Catholic off the panel...
He and President Trump are expected to begin their meeting at the White House, focused on Iran negotiations and the possibility of military action, by late-morning (11 eastern). Netanyahu's 'welcome' in D.C. last night raised some eyebrows, given an
With a reasonable deal reportedly on the table between the US and Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet President Trump to rip up any agreement and push the US to war with Iran. Will Trump be able to extricate himself from the cla
The Trump Administration announced new weapons sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia as tensions in the Middle East threaten to spill over, Congress was not consulted on the sale. Also today, a new record for US bombing of Somalia.
Iran has announced to retaliate for any attack by massive missile launches against Israel and U.S. positions in the Middle East. Iran has also stated that it would close the Strait of Hormuz and thereby cause sky high global oil prices.
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Most Americans just want to live in a sovereign country that cares about them. That's not a partisan position. It's a baseline demand. Cenk Uygur explains.
President Trump just issued what is basically an ultimatum: come to the table and accept a new nuclear agreement - "no nuclear weapons" - or the United States is prepared to hit Iran again, and he's warning the next strike would be "far worse
After stern warnings from President Trump, Iran has made clear it is not executing any protesters in the wake of the raging demonstrations and deadly unrest across Iranian cities which took place and grabbed world headlines earlier this month.
Scott Horton, the director of the Scott Horton Academy of Foreign Policy and Freedom, talks with The Trends Journal about Washington's push to go to war with Iran and how the government is trying to use protesters to justify the war.