Perrspectives

Given the utter failure of the United States to achieve any of his Iran war aims, President Trump’s “No More Mister Nice Guy” social media post today seems comically pathetic.

Americans are right to worry about the growing cost of Donald Trump’s disastrous war of choice against Iran.

Apple CEO Tim Cook may be stepping down, but one thing still makes the Executive Chairman of the company’s board of directors sleep “with one eye open.”

In a stunning turn of events Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a breakthrough agreement with America’s NATO allies to deploy a “massive” Anglo-French armada to force open the Strait of Hormuz and escort ships through the world’s energy choke poi…

Don’t be distracted by Donald Trump’s increasingly gymnastic contortions over his Iran war which he alternately declared over just the past week “already won” yet requiring $200 billion in additional funding and the now subject of “very good and productive

As President Trump’s war on Iran enters its third week, here are five points about Tehran’s predictable—and predicted—closure of the Strait of Hormuz: 1.

Tragic and horrifying accidents happen in the fog of war.

President Trump on Monday seemed shocked—shocked!

Few tears will be shed if the brutal regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran is consigned to the dustbin of history.

This is the time of year when family and friends across the country gather to celebrate Christmas, Hannukah and Kwanzaa.