Iran War Blog Posts

Three weeks is a lifetime in politics—in fact, three weeks can be three lifetimes in politics. So, let’s start with the premise that anything can happen between now and Election Day. But it looks like...

I am not an expert in military matters, geopolitical affairs, or presidential megalomania. But after the decade that all of us have now had observing Donald Trump, it has become a little easier to see...

The US and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on Thursday that will end the fighting between the two countries, reopen the Strait of Hormuz for commercial shipping, unfreeze Iranian asset...

On Wednesday, the US and Iran signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding, tentatively marking the end of a war that started in February.

Like the Olympic Games, the World Cup was designed to transcend international divisions, to allow us to put aside war and conflict between countries in the interest of sportsmanship and friendly compe...

AllSides conducted a bias analysis of Iran war coverage from outlets across the political spectrum, reviewing 40 articles across 20 media outlets from Feb 28th – March 6th. We noted several key differ...

War in Iran has roiled oil markets and sent fuel prices to near-record highs. But for years before that, electricity and other energy costs had been rising steadily in the US, with no signs of slowing...

The national average gas price has risen to $4.50 a gallon, with California reaching $6.11 average per gallon. However, oil prices plunged yesterday amid reports that the war with Iran may end soon.

President Donald Trump and Pope Leo have increasingly come into conflict in recent weeks over the Iran war.

When Donald Trump picked a fight with Pope Leo last week, the deeply religious Thune was as arid as the driest grasslands of his home state of South Dakota.