Will Trump’s Iran strikes end the regime — or put more time on the clock?
For more than 45 years, U.S. presidents have wanted to destroy the radical, anti-American regime in Tehran. They always concluded...
‘Handmaid’s Tale’ alum Ever Carradine details ‘hardest week of my life’ after dad Robert’s tragic death
Ever Carradine is reflecting on “one of the hardest weeks” of her entire life following the tragic passing of her...
Trump bashed for using Mar-a-Lago ‘blanket fort’ to monitor Iran strikes
President Donald Trump was bashed on Saturday after photos emerged of the “blanket fort” at his Mar-a-Lago estate that he...
Thanks to President Trump, the hour of Iran’s freedom is at hand
Reza Pahlavi is a leader of the Iranian democratic opposition. He is the eldest son of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the...
Iran’s missile barrage tests whether U.S. has enough interceptors
The ability of the US, Israel and Gulf Arab states to weather Iran’s retaliatory strikes will depend on how many...
A look at Iran’s key political and religious figures
The U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on Iran on Saturday, and President Trump called on the Iranian public...
The Immovable and Ruinous Obsessions of Ayatollah Khamenei
In June 1989, when Ali Khamenei was elevated to the position of supreme leader of Iran, he let slip the...
Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Supreme Leader Who Built a De Facto Military Dictatorship, Killed in U.S.-Israeli Strikes
The years did not mellow Ali Khamenei. Appointed Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran at age 50, he...
OpenAI sweeps in to ink deal with Pentagon as Anthropic is designated a ‘supply chain risk’—an unprecedented action likely to crimp its growth
OpenAI announced late Friday it reached a dealfor the Pentagon to use its AI models in classified systems, just hours...
Ethiopian leader’s vision for nation includes an Eritrean seaport. Some see a looming conflict
KAMPALA, Uganda — To his supporters, Ethiopia’s prime minister is a renaissance man trying to reimagine the old greatness of his country....
