Vance Tells Jessica Tarlov to Her Face Her Iran Deal Take Ignores the Tradeoffs [VIDEO]
JD Vance sparred with Jessica Tarlov on The Five over the new Iran deal, arguing Tehran gets nothing unless it makes major changes.
US launches strikes against Iran after Apache helicopter is downed
CENTCOM says it began self-defense strikes after the downing of a U.S. Army Apache over the Strait of Hormuz. Reports say several sites in Iran were hit as both sides warned of more to come.
Iran Spares Eight Women After Trump Plea
Iran says eight women protesters will not face execution after Donald Trump publicly asked for their release ahead of talks.
Wright Says Iran Deal Is Near
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said talks with Iran are moving and that pressure from the White House is part of the game. The Strait of Hormuz, meanwhile, keeps doing what chokepoints do best: making everyone nervous.
Iran’s End-Times Playbook
Iran’s rulers turned a messianic belief into a political system. That blend of faith, force, and state control still shapes how the regime sees its enemies and its mission.
Trump Says Iran Agreed on Uranium
Trump said Iran agreed to remove enriched uranium, but the talks sit amid nuclear concerns, airstrikes, and heavy pressure on Tehran.
Trump Warns Iran Over Oil Chokehold
Reports of tanker tolls in the Strait of Hormuz have sparked a new round of warnings from Washington, as officials argue over whether the waterway is open or only open in the way government statements are often “open.”
Vance Heads to Iran Talks
JD Vance is set to lead the U.S. side in talks tied to Iran’s nuclear program, with Washington warning that pressure is still on the table if the deal goes sideways.
Trump Warns Iran After Hormuz Tensions
Iran is accused of pressuring tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and Trump says that violates the deal. The White House says the lane is still open, but shipping data and market nerves tell a messier story.
Trump, CNN Clash Over Iran
Trump says CNN ran a false Iran ceasefire headline from a shaky source, then demanded a correction. CNN says the statement came from Iranian officials, which is a neat reminder that the internet can turn confusion into a global sport.