Author: Alexander Ward

The president used the gathering of world leaders to deliver a campaign-style speech, declaring a “Golden Age of America.”

President Trump labeled himself a man of peace while threatening to “annihilate” Iran and wield American power against other nations.

The proposal is under discussion with several Middle Eastern countries including Saudi Arabia and U.A.E.

The move would ramp up the Trump administration’s attack on the court, cutting it off from much of the global financial system.

The deal, which will enhance American military presence on the Arctic island, falls short of the president’s stated takeover ambitions.

The administration has options to bypass the objection, but the move highlights a sensitive issue ahead of the midterms.

The president still says he expects the war will end “immediately” after midterm elections this fall.

Ukraine and Russia held off on strikes on each other’s capitals as the U.S. envoys, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, visited first Moscow then Kyiv this weekend.

The move is part of an open-ended military strategy designed to give President Trump options in the Iran war.

By sending his CIA chief, Trump is trying a new tack to tamp down Russian aggression.

The president is willing to wait and see if the strategy of squeezing Iran economically bears fruit.

The warning comes after new U.S. intelligence assessments indicated the Russian president could launch a limited assault.