U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday he should be involved in choosing Iran’s next supreme leader as the U.S. and Israel hammered the country for a sixth day. Iran kept up retaliatory attacks on Israel,

The House of Representatives killed an effort to rein in President Donald Trump’s war in Iran as Republican leadership insists that the United States is not at war. The House voted 219 to 212 to kill a War Powers Act resolution introduced by Reps.

President Donald Trump has continued to face pushback in the polls over his decision to strike Iran over the weekend, formerly known as Operation Epic Fury. During her press briefing on Wednesday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that Trump had a “feeling based on fact” that Iran posed an “imminent and direct threat” to the United States in the lead up to military action.

The House narrowly rejected a resolution Thursday to curb President Donald Trump's powers in the Iran war, an early sign of unease in Congress over the rapidly widening conflict that is reordering U.S.

The US Senate has cleared the way for Donald Trump to continue attacking Iran - rejecting an effort to curb the president's war powers. Meanwhile the Israeli military says Iran has launched several missiles towards Israel in the early hours of Thursday,

Trump says Tehran wants to ‘make a deal’, but Iran’s foreign minister says the country not asking for a ceasefire

Turkey said that NATO air defenses destroyed an Iranian ballistic missile headed into Turkish airspace on Wednesday (March 4), marking the first time the alliance member has been drawn into the Middle East conflict and raising the possibility of a major expansion involving its bloc allies.

The measure to block Trump from ordering further military strikes on Iran failed in a 48-52 vote. Two Senators broke with their party.