The Secretary of State's admission to G7 allies that the Iran war will extend beyond Trump's original timeline exposes an administration with no clear victory conditions, just arbitrary deadlines that shift with political convenience.
Trump's comment that 'maybe we shouldn't even be there' exposes a president who ordered strikes on Iran without understanding why — while American forces die for objectives he can't explain.
Retired General Stanley McChrystal warns Trump's foreign policy follows a dangerous 'we should because we can' approach, likening it to Dolly Parton's 'Jolene' as strikes expand across three continents.
Reza Pahlavi's talks with the Trump administration alarm Iranian democracy advocates who remember what happened when the U.S. last chose their leader.
Former commercial farmers dispossessed during Zimbabwe's land reform have hired Mercury Public Affairs, a lobbying firm with deep Trump administration ties, to pressure for $3.5 billion in compensation payments.