President Trump said rising gas prices in the United States are 'a small price to pay' to keep Iran from getting a nuclear weapon when pressed about the cost by a reporter Tuesday. #iran #trump #gasprices
President Tump railed against Iran war critics in a series of Truth Social posts, insisting he's under "no pressure" to make a deal with Tehran as peace talks remained in limbo Monday. The big picture: Ahead of a looming deadline for the ceasefire ending, Trump denied that Israel had dragged the U.S. into the war, "Time is not my adversary," for ending it and his eventual deal will be "FAR BETTER" than former President Obama's 2015 nuclear deal . What he's saying: On Israel: "Israel never talked me into the war with Iran, the results of Oct. 7th, added to my lifelong opinion that IRAN CAN NEVER HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON," Trump wrote in one post . On the media: "The Anti-America Fake News Media is rooting for Iran to win, but it's not going…
President Tump railed against Iran war critics in a series of Truth Social posts, insisting he's under "no pressure" to make a deal with Tehran as peace talks remained in limbo Monday. The big picture: Ahead of a looming deadline for the ceasefire ending, Trump denied that Israel had dragged the U.S. into the war, "Time is not my adversary," for ending it and his eventual deal will be "FAR BETTER" than former President Obama's 2015 nuclear deal . What he's saying: On Israel: "Israel never talked me into the war with Iran, the results of Oct. 7th, added to my lifelong opinion that IRAN CAN NEVER HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON," Trump wrote in one post . On the media: "The Anti-America Fake News Media is rooting for Iran to win, but it's not going…Open
A Tehran toll is suboptimal, but it beats the alternatives. The post How Trump Should Handle the Hormuz appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs How Trump Should Handle the Hormuz A Tehran toll is suboptimal, but it beats the alternatives. OMAN – APRIL 08: A view of the vessels heading towards the Strait of Hormuz following the two-week temporary ceasefire reached between the United States and Iran on the condition that the strait be reopened, seen in Oman on April 08, 2026. (Photo by Shady Alassar/Anadolu via Getty Images) If Washington truly wants peace in the Middle East (a rather gargantuan if, I know) it will need to accommodate itself to reality: The U.S. can’t force Iran to accept all its hardline demands, so the White House needs to…Open
On Wednesday's "The Record with Greta Van Susteren," Gen. Wesley Clark (Ret.) warned about the dangers of Iran's leverage of the oil market surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
Sec. of State Marco Rubio explains that Iran’s growth of its ballistic missile program, plus its resumption of trying to build a nuclear weapon, warranted the U.S. and Israeli attacks that began Saturday and took out the nation’s supreme leader.
The comments come after two rounds of indirect talks between Iranian and U.S. representatives aimed at defusing rising tensions and opening the door to a broader diplomatic agreement
