#US Foreign Policy

The U.S. air campaign against Iran is already weeks old and billions of dollars deep. Congress is scrambling to act—but is it asking the right questions?

A month into the US-Israel air campaign against Iran, the regime stands, the Strait of Hormuz is blockaded, and 20% of global oil supply is cut off. What happens when instinct replaces strategy?

John Bolton, America's most prominent advocate for Iran regime change, is sharply criticizing Trump's Iran war. Same goal, he says—but fatally flawed execution.

Trump's "Cuba is next" remark at a Miami investment forum signals a pattern of pressure — economic strangulation, regime change, and military hints — that's reshaping hemispheric order.

Iran has struck Israeli military bases and hit central Tel Aviv with missiles. With the US now directly involved, the Middle East faces its most volatile moment in years.

Trump's military threats against Iran risk pulling the US into another prolonged Middle East conflict. Here's what's at stake—for oil markets, regional stability, and American foreign policy.

US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard warned the Senate that Pakistan may be developing ICBM capability. But for a nuclear power focused on India, why would it need missiles that can reach America?

For three decades, Washington has described Iran as perpetually on the brink of catastrophe. What drives this durable narrative — and what does it cost?

Trump's war on Iran and the Strait of Hormuz crisis expose the real cost of dismantling alliances. What happens when the world's strongest nation discovers strength isn't enough?

When U.S. forces apparently bombed a school in Iran, Trump's instinct was to deny. History shows that's exactly the wrong call — and why it matters far beyond one news cycle.

Congress never formally authorized war with Iran, yet lawmakers may soon be asked to approve emergency funding with no cost estimate, no timeline, and no casualty projections from the Trump administration.

For the first time since the 1956 Suez Crisis, the IDF is conducting a major military offensive alongside an ally. What does this shift mean for Middle East geopolitics?