President Donald Trump, in his first remarks to the nation about the Iran war, said he expects two to three more weeks of war.

For weeks, Donald Trump has offered only snippets and sound bites about his decision to lead the United States into another conflict in the Middle East; his prime-time address this evening was, one assumes,

President Trump's address on Operation Epic Fury raised questions about NATO's future, Hugh Hewitt argues, as European allies failed to support the U.S.-Israel campaign against Iran.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian penned an open letter to Americans, criticizing the ongoing war and questioning its justification.

In a press briefing at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Hegseth said President Trump “chose mercy” in Iran, adding that Iran’s leadership accepted a two-week ceasefire “under overwhelming pressure.”