The White House is trying to stave off a revolt on Capitol Hill against its military actions in Iran, as both chambers are set to vote on resolutions this week that would put guardrails on President Donald Trump’s unilateral use of military force. Their first order of business: Bring administration heavies to Capitol Hill to
Satellite images reveal extensive damage across Iran following the U.S.-Israeli strikes, showing burning facilities and destruction from Tehran to the Gulf.
President Donald Trump accused former President Joe Biden of depleting U.S. weapons stockpiles, claiming billions in high-grade munitions were given away to Ukraine.
State Department warns Americans to leave more than a dozen Middle East countries immediately as Iran war intensifies, citing "serious safety risks" across the region.
Texas Democratic Senate candidates Talarico and Crockett focused on gun control after Austin shooting, avoiding addressing possible Islamic terrorism concerns.
Iran launched a drone attack on U.S. Embassy in Riyadh, prompting shelter-in-place orders for Americans across Saudi Arabia. No injuries were reported.
The Supreme Court halted a New York state court ruling that would have redrawn the boundaries of the district held by Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis.