Trump Signals More US Strikes Against Iran
Trump said he "may keep going" with military operations, adding that potential targets could include infrastructure such as bridges and power plants
Trump said he "may keep going" with military operations, adding that potential targets could include infrastructure such as bridges and power plants
US contributions, while still the agency's largest source of support, have fallen significantly from more than $4 billion in 2024 to about $731 million so far in 2026
Iran's Revolutionary Guards targeted the US al-Azraq base in Jordan, as well as sites in Kuwait and Bahrain, in retaliation for American attacks near the Strait of Hormuz
The drone that downed an American helicopter is Iranian; its supply chain is not.
Crude had eased on hopes of a reopening deal, but the overnight strikes revive the supply-shock premium.
Washington hits air-defense sites near Hormuz overnight and Tehran answers with attacks on Gulf states, reigniting the war.
Centcom described the operation as a series of “self-defense strikes” and said the action represented a proportional response to what it called Iranian aggression.
On Wednesday, with the House having come back into session this first week of June, the vote on the Iran War resolution took place
According to Trump, the attack requires a U.S. response, signaling renewed tensions in the strategically important waterway
Both crew members were recovered within about two hours and were reported to be in stable condition
Iran’s football federation has accused the United States of revoking its allocation of World Cup tickets for supporters
Trump said a deal to end the Iran conflict could be finalized within "two or three days," expressing confidence that negotiations are nearing completion
OFAC blacklists Tehran-linked digital-asset exchanges as the "Economic Fury" campaign widens to fintech.
Iran signals it will reopen the chokepoint only on its own terms, including a transit fee, keeping a risk premium under oil.
The latest tensions erupted after Iran and Israel exchanged strikes Sunday night
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said ongoing efforts to secure a peaceful settlement were nearing a critical stage and warned that renewed fighting could jeopardize progress